Sunday, February 26, 2006

Saudi Shipping Company Controls 9 US Ports

Funny, our one party media hasn’t mentioned this Saudi-owned ports operation. Maybe they don’t know about it, as the company’s only been around since 1979:

The National Shipping Company of Saudi Arabia

Owners

Government of Saudi Arabia, Saudi individuals and establishments

Head Office Riyadh, KSA

The National Shipping Company of Saudi Arabia (NSCSA) was established in 1979 to meet the transportation needs of Importers and Exporters in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and other countries in the Middle East.

And look at the ports where they control berths:

Marine Terminals

Baltimore, MD

Halifax, Canada

Newport News, VA

Houston, TX

New Orleans, LA

St. John, Canada

Houston, Texas

Savannah, GA

Wilmington, NC

Port Newark, NJ

Brooklyn, NY

Where’s the outrage?

HatTip to Sweetness and Light

- turns out, this isn't true. The Saudi company merely uses those terminals - it doesn't own or control them.

If you go to the company web site and click on the list of terminals, here -
http://www.nscsaamerica.com/terminals.htm

then click on the terminal names, here -

http://www.nscsaamerica.com/marine_term.htm#New%20Jersey

You'll see a list of the various companies NSCSA uses to unload their ships. Apparently they don't do it themselves.

2 Comments:

At 5:12 PM, Blogger TonyGuitar said...

Just reading up on the list of targets that Iran has claimed to have missles trained on in the Americas and Australia.

It got me wondering about Iran's flotilla of various ships. As an oil rich nation, there are no doubt ships afloat on the seven seas that are owned or leased by Iran.

Seems to me they should be boarded by surprise and without warning by Nato nations to verify what missels or weapons may be hidden in the hulls of those vessels.

Australia and the Americas are far flung targets. Iran's weapons must be delivered from ships or airliners to be effective.

Only 12% of all shipping containers are at risk of government inspection in North Amercan ports.

What are the chances of a mushroom cloud and a green glow eminating from containers sitting on our docks both Atlantic and Pacific.

Saudi Arabia is ruled by a privilaged group headed by a supossed king. There is no freedom of speech or dress in the country.

Women in bourkahs are not allowed to shop in little stores and beautiques because the isles are too narrow and they could brush against a male shopper. Super stores and malls are permitted for women's shopping.
http://tinyurl.com/gal3e

Peace and democracy must strike fear into ruler kings who have an iron rule in their oil-rich countries.

That may explain the orchestrated plot to incite riots and embassy burnings and killings using the excuse of Muhammad themed cartoons.
http://tinyurl.com/s5npf

What better way to impede the growing strength of infant democracy in Afghanistan and Iraq?

The unions who run our ports in Canada and the US are corrupt.

However, I am not comfortable with the scale of problems that will result when our ports are turned over to those who can speak to each other in a virtual secret code. TG

 
At 12:59 PM, Blogger TonyGuitar said...

This would likely never be allowed to happen in any fudamentalist run country. Enjoy.
TG

http://tinyurl.com/ny7q7

 

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