I was a budding Audiophile as a youth.Built my own 30 watt
Heathkit amp as a frosh in High School.I also assembled the speaker.
It had a Jensen exponential horn and an 8" woofer.
A good reliable and sound crossover unit.
I used it throughout my years in BOTH High school and college.
I replaced the woofer once.
I remember Matrantz in college.They came out with a HUGE,I mean
the First BIG Receiver.Maybe 60 watts.Then quickly 80.
They were hot and most audio guys wanted one.My older brother
got one.I remember,years later,many GI's bought them on tour
in Germany.I guess after the Marantz thrill wore off andf they
OVERproduced units,they flooded the Euro market,Of course those
units were 220 volt and had to be converted.
Those Marantz Receivers were Big and quite impressive.
I can't remember what out marketed them.Maybe it was the
QUAD phase.Everyone wanted Quad units.Which were basic piece
of shit.
Then along came solid-state shit.

According to a Senator Salazar of Colorado and the Canadian Security Intelligence Service ''there are more International terrorist Organisations active in Canada than anywhere in the world''.

Whats going on here,this cant be right.

http://www.canadafreepress.com/2007/cover092807.htm

Canada spends a paltry 6.8%. They can afford to be so cheap because they know the U.S. will protect them.
Cheap or shrewd, saves lots of money when you have a militaristic society beside you.

Cheap or shrewd, saves lots of money when you have a militaristic society beside you.The point is,Canada dosent have to defend its borders as fiercely as the US.
Tho the answers in your statement,key word,'militaristic',decades of Foreign Policy errors,are coming back to bite Americas ass.

decades of Foreign Policy errors,are coming back to bite Americas ass.
You're right. The problem is that we had a "foreign policy" in the first place.

hey look , prea has a brain.