Analysts believe InBev will sell Busch theme parks

[Cyclone Charlie]

> Americans will not buy an American classic when it is owned by a foreign company. Mark my words.

Given how lousy A-B products are, it's amazing Americans ever bought them in the first place.

[Cyclone Charlie]

> I feel that they should not take away the amusement parks , there is nothing else to vist for kids in the area unless we go to Richmond

How about Colonial Williamsburg? It was good enough for our family. And we learned a few things, too.

[ElPombo]

hi guys, i m from Belgium, country of inbev ;)

I see that a lot of americans are disappointed because some of their 'historical' brands are going to foreigners

But if it s new for you ,for me and a lot of europeans it s every day like that ,here in Belgium there is lot of 'belgian' companies that are now american, the USA 've start this economical war, so...

and be happy, inbev make better beer than the Bud ;)

[Lady Justice]

NEWPORT NEWS-THUG CITY wrote:

Busch's are cowards, sellouts, another American icon sold to the foreigners. When will this madness stop? I urge all to drink something else, and lets stop going to the parks !! See if we can hurt these foreigners in the pockets. America, we must stop !!!

That is a great plan, but most if not all Americans cannot even conserve gas. Do you think they care where their beer is coming from. All they care about is when is the next game, what bar can I watch it in. Where is my joint and we are all happy.

[Get Real]

Just the Truth wrote:

They'd better sell Busch theme parks -- they sure as hell won't be selling much Budweiser beer pretty soon!
Americans will not buy an American classic when it is owned by a foreign company. Mark my words.

And where was your Chevrolet assembled?

[Get Real]

ElPombo wrote:

hi guys, i m from Belgium, country of inbev ;)
I see that a lot of americans are disappointed because some of their 'historical' brands are going to foreigners
But if it s new for you ,for me and a lot of europeans it s every day like that ,here in Belgium there is lot of 'belgian' companies that are now american, the USA 've start this economical war, so...
and be happy, inbev make better beer than the Bud ;)

Everyone makes better beer. Well, except Genesee

[Bittersweet]

What'll happen to the Hospitality Houses? NOOOOOO!

[Rich]

Get Real wrote:

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Everyone makes better beer. Well, except Genesee

Genesee has one thing going for it -- it's not Utica Club.

[PhillyFlyersFan]

Yuengling is the only beer that you should be drinking next to guinness or micro brews. not that redneck s**t corrs lite, miller, natty ice, bud, bud light, etc...

Yuengling is America's oldest brewery and the only beer to be ordered by name "lager". on the other hand another good belguim beer is Duvall

[uh-yeah]

Rich wrote:

<quoted text>Genesee has one thing going for it -- it's not Utica Club.

Or Milwaukee's Best? Or Shaeffer? Or Black Label?

[Steve]

Rich wrote:

<quoted text>Genesee has one thing going for it -- it's not Utica Club.

Or Hamms!

[Rich]

Steve wrote:

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Or Hamms!

Still, nothing was as bad as those "generic" beers they tried foisting on us at 99 cents a six-pack back in the early 80s. OMG, they were nasty! After that, even Goebel's was acceptable.

[Good Grief]

Ah Genny cream ale.

http://www.geneseebeer.com/GeneseeBrewingCo/

Rich wrote:

<quoted text>Oh noooooo!!! Looks like the only American beer left pretty soon will be Genessee. What is the world coming to?

[Thurston Howell III]

yeesh wrote:

whats next??? the yankees and red soxs are going to move to saudi arabia?

You have to admit, the "Yemen Yankees" and "Saudi Red Sox" to sound pretty cool. But on the other hand so does Barack Obama, President of Iraq. It's all the same.

[ElPombo]

hey, do you know that Malcom Glazer is the boss of Manchester United ?

So if a foreigner buy an US baseball club, it s normal, it s the 'american way of life' like, you americans, you want, so dont be disapointed

capitalism is a very hard way of life and a lot of people on this earth dont want it, but America ve forced the world to be like that, then it s time for US citizens to learn this lesson and it s only the start

[Get Real]

Thurston Howell III wrote:

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You have to admit, the "Yemen Yankees" and "Saudi Red Sox" to sound pretty cool. But on the other hand so does Barack Obama, President of Iraq. It's all the same.

I believe that the current administration has made the value of our money hit rock bottom. In addition, the money we do have is spent on Iraq. Most of the money has been loaned by countries the US claims to disagree with, at least on policy. For instance, I think, technically, the US now qualifies as a colony of China. Perhaps theat colony could managed jointly with Saudi Arabia. The point is that our current administration has already taken on the role of government in Iraq. Please leave Obama out of this discussion. We are talking about beer,crappy beer, but beer nonetheless. This company has been buying other breweries in the same fashion for years. Now that our dollar has fallen, it is someone else's turn.

[ElPombo]

you re right 'Get Real'

[ImFor Moras]

Rich wrote:

<quoted text>Still, nothing was as bad as those "generic" beers they tried foisting on us at 99 cents a six-pack back in the early 80s. OMG, they were nasty! After that, even Goebel's was acceptable.

Are you dissing Milwaukee's Best and M Best Light?
How dare you!!

[ImFor Moras]

Good Grief wrote:

Ah Genny cream ale.
http://www.geneseebeer.com/GeneseeBrewingCo/
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Check out Lion Brewery @ lionbrewery.com .
Not bad beer out of Wilkses Barre

[Armed Veteran]

Duh wrote:

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Coors is American owned...started by two Germans who came to America in the mid 1900's.

Wrong. Coors was bought out by Molson (Canadian), and in another deal last week, MolsonCoors was bought out by SABMiller (South African). Here's part of the article:

"SABMiller will have a 58 percent economic interest in the venture and MolsonCoors will own 42 percent of the new company. They will have equal voting interests, however. Precise financial terms were not disclosed."