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To: Terry Maloney who wrote (236517)	4/20/2003 9:05:53 PM
From: sun-tzu	Read Replies (1) of 436258

yessir :) you read mauldin? here's an archive that is/was prescient in my view... 2000wave.com followed by... 2000wave.com which contains this quote... As strange as it may seem today, in a few decades China will be complaining about cheap labor in the Middle East and Western Asia. If that sounds too far-fetched, think Japan only a few decades ago. The next stock market bubbles will be to the west of our shores. As BCA noted, it is critical that the Iraqi experiment in democracy be successful for the future stability of the world. In 1945, there were many who thought it would be impossible for the regimented Japanese to establish a successful democracy. Today we watch as China moves to a capitalist economy and democracy. What stock market did the best last year? It was Russia, who not coincidentally has some of the lowest tax rates. Call me naive, but I do not think the primary consideration for the Iraqi war was/is oil, American hegemony or establishing a democracy in Iraq. But I think that the current US administration intends to use the event to do its best to bring about a thriving Islamic democracy. bye bye schroeder bye bye ch[iraq]

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