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NYC Taxi Deal FUELS IRAN
Besides supporting terrorism it looks like a shuttle bus and takes the GLAMOUR out of the city.
The Taxi of Tomorrow Unveiled this week in New York City is a Relative to a Renault Van Sold in Iran
The DOE Gave a 1.4 Billion Dollar Loan to a Company that Deals with Iran:
New York City Mayor Bloomberg’s Office Gave a 1 Billion Dollar Taxi Contract to a Company the Deals with IRAN.
“As this administration stumbles toward the end of its term, the light may go on that a more effective U.S. policy is one that draws clear lines,
making allies and foes aware of the consequences of their actions…” Washington Post Jennifer Rubin
NYC Signed a 1 Billion Dollar Contract with NISSAN for the Future Taxi:
NISSAN is Directly Connected to a Company Doing Business in Iran:
The Nissan NV200 is built on the modified Renault-Nissan B-Alliance platform and will have the 1.5dCi engine
"As well as sharing a number of engines in the alliance and joint-development of zero-emissions technology,
Nissan increased its presence in Europe by badging various Renault van models" Wiki
The NISSAN Whistleblower (Sharyn Bovat) was told by "someone" that protects America's National Security that "if" NISSAN ever gets a better EV battery they'll share it with IRAN via Renault and that technology can be used in missiles to make them go FURTHER, thus it's better for Israel to NOT support a car company that does business with Iran. it's also better for AMERICAN troops serving oversees....
A comment made to an Autoweek Blog has the BEST Insight RR Collector wrote:
THE BIG QUESTION IS NOT WHERE THE CAR IS MADE, IT IS WHERE THE PROFITS GO. BIG DEAL IF THE CAR
IS MADE IN ALABAMA OR MEXICO. THAT ONLY PROVIDES JOBS, NOT PROFITS TO THE USA ECONOMY & BUSINESS. WHEN A CAR IS MADE HERE BY AN AMERICAN COMPANY ALL PROFITS AND BENEFITS STAY HERE. WHEN WILL THE AMERICAN PUBLIC REALIZE THAT YOU ARE SHOOTING YOURSELVES IN THE FOOT? Read more: http://www.autoweek.com/article/20110503/CARNEWS/110509961#ixzz1cT0bLg1j
Another comment"
"The real question becomes whether you value local jobs or corporate profit. Both the Karsan and Nissan would be built in the US as well, probably, as most of the
componentry. While the profits from the sale of the cars may be going to Japan (and France, as Nissan is owned by Renault), the jobs, salaries and taxes, however, will be here in the US. "
Not the case, the location was changed to Mexico just PRIOR to official announcement
http://www.girlintheblackhonda.com/NYC_Taxi_s_Support_IRAN.html
“…Israel remains a crucially important ally to the United States. The only means to establishing peace is through
good-faith negotiations. The United States is ready and willing to work with those who seek peace and must show
interested parties that we will not stand for such reckless avoidance of the path to peace.” US Congressman Tom Price GA (R)
France, Brazil, Germany, Russia, Iran, Italy and Spain are some of the countries at top of the list where Renault
has seen tremendous growth. http://www.rushlane.com/renault-pulse-hatchback-for-indian-car-market-important-for-global-strategy-1223457.html
Chairman and CEO of Renault, Chairman and CEO of IDRO (Industrial Development & Renovation Organization),
President of Iran Khodro and President of Saipa, signed on March 16, 2004 (16/12/1382) the documents permitting the
creation of Renault Pars, a joint venture company which coordinates cooperation between Renault and the two major Iranian car manufacturer.
Address:
RENAULT PARS No.7, 8TH Street, Ahmad ghassir(Bukharest) Avenue - Arjentin Sq - Tehran - 1514737113 - Iran
Tel: 021 88 75 55 26-30
“Syria is Iran's key ally in the Middle East, especially with regards to the two states' antagonistic approach towards Tehran's arch-enemy Israel”
Iran expresses hope Assad stays in power
despite Syrian unrest
“...Syria is Iran's key ally in the Middle East, especially with regards to the two states' antagonistic
approach towards Tehran's arch-enemy Israel.”
From Wiki:
Renault-Nissan Alliance is a strategic partnership between Paris-based Renault and Yokohama, Japan-based Nissan, which together sell one in 10 cars worldwide.[1] The companies, which have been strategic partners since 1999, have 350,000 employees and five major brands: Renault, Nissan, Renault Samsung Motors, Dacia and Infiniti.[2] They sold 7.28 million cars in 190 countries in 2010, behind Toyota and General Motors for total volume.[3]
Peace and Respect
Sharyn Bovat
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