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Old 01-12-22, 08:33
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... Australia was $20 million behind but laid off debts by giving USA title to land ie the American Embassy in Canberra and promising to run education programs - I don't know if they ever did such a thing.
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At that time it took 3 US dollars to buy an Australian Pound.
I think the premise of that line of thinking might be wrong. If it is not a strictly financial arrangement, then that shifts it over to something like a value exchange and that's going to get very subjective as to what is fair or balanced or equal.
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