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To: elmatador who wrote (15838)	2/28/2002 3:41:03 PM
From: Ilaine	Read Replies (2) of 74559

You understand the globalization of capital better than anyone I know. You are my star exhibit for the argument that globalization is a good thing. The last, and only other time, we tried it - "we" being the world, was the 19th century leading up to World War I. After class my professor and I talked for a bit about the new hot topic that maybe the cause of World War I was in some way related to that. I never have understood the reasons for the First World War. It never made any sense to me. The more I learn about Europe inter-war, the more I think World War II was inevitable. This makes me wonder what's inevitable now that I just don't see.

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