Ah, the part about having to seat a taller person in the rear answers a question I've had for years in that the Marlin always looked like it should have been a four-door.

Yesteday in Bloomberg an article on the Saab purchase basically said that Muller had enough money, as CJinSD pointed out "Swedish tax dollars," to buy the company. But he doesn't have enough to actually run the company on a day to day basis. I'm sure like some of those other strategic products, chocolate and yoghurt for example, will find politicians to be a more reliable source of cash than customers.

Being told not to stare at the giant mole is only likely to cause a mesmerizing few minutes staring at the mole. I watched again for the interview without staring at the teeth.

Can't go wrong with an armaments company that makes a missile called the Popeye!

There are actually quite a few things the US could do in the future or continue doing, with much public notice, now. Resupply of NATO compatible equipment and munitions, which will be important for the Georgians, support the continued transfer of Russian munitions from The Ukraine to Georgia, provide intelligence both electronic and human though the latter carries much risk, and the riskiest in offering the Georgians and The Ukraine some kind of defensive pact.