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Restoring the Port of Elbląg? [113]
Greggy, you're the one who says that "it should make sense to transport cargo from the south via rivers and then put it there [in Elbag] on the ships."
Logically It should make sense, If it really does I don't know, it's you, who claim that it doesn't.
In this case, if dredging a channel and building new port facilities might make commercial sense, investors would have taken a long hard look and done all their sums. The fact that no company is interested shows that the project does not make commercial sense.
Private companies use to build terminals, no ship would get even close to Gdynia or Gdańsk If the state was not investing a damn load of money into things such as maintaining entrance channel, navigation facilities, roads leading to the port and so on. Harold, you are clearly as clueless about this issue as crap in the closet is and your stuff about expats who know it all straight away really crossed the border of ridiculousness :)))
Nice to see that you still haven't learned what an 'expat' actually is. Here's a hint for you: not all foreigners in Poland are expats.
I asked the car cleaning guy If he's an expat, he said yes, it's really no different than PF people teaching English or reviewing restaurants, they are "expats" because they say so.