June 16, 2025

1 thought on “Logistics: Qatar Planning $10 Billion Investment in U.S. Ports

  1. This is so stupid and oh so Democrat, selling America to the highest bidders, letting them take the profits home, while leaving us a third-world colony that exists for the sole purpose of being fed off of.

    Like when the Brits used to own us back when.

    Why does Qatar, a flyspeck of a nation, need to invest in our ports?

    What’s in it for them?

    Qatar exports mostly liquefied natural gas (60 percent of total exports) and crude oil (30 percent) and its main exports partners are: Japan (28 percent of total exports), South Korea (19 percent) and India (11 percent), and others include China, Singapore, and United Arab Emirates.

    None of that goes through our ports, and according to data from the U.S. trade representative, Qatar was the United States’ 37th largest goods export market in 2019 with the top export categories in 2019 being aircraft ($3.3 billion), electrical machinery ($1.2 billion), machinery ($405 million), arms and ammunition ($339 million), and vehicles ($245 million).

    Why do they then want to invest in our ports?

    So we can ship them more arms and ammunition faster?

    This is so insane, which is so Democrat and Biden-esque.

    As Oliver Ellsworth said in the political essay “A Landholder V” back on December 3, 1787, a people cannot long retain their freedom, whose government is incapable of protecting them, and my goodness, look at us, here we are there today!

    Get used to the feel of shackles on your feet, people.

    And thank Joe Biden and the Democrats for putting them there.

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