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Strategies & Market Trends : Booms, Busts, and Recoveries

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To: elmatador who wrote (59734)1/31/2005 2:54:58 PM
From: Maurice Winn  Read Replies (1) of 74559
 
<Nothing was done by the leadership of yours and other small countries. No mass migration. No embrabcing -should I paraphrase Jay?- of THE FORCE.>

The migration there was more than enough thanks.

Meanwhile, NZ has embraced THE FORCE. Selling lots of stuff to people overseas. In fact, I myself am instrumental in creating it through my amazing phragmented photon CDMA cyberspace and encircling the world with Globalstar, producing 4 offspring who are propelling THE FORCE.

I don't see why mass migration is a good thing for NZ. The economy is booming along. NZ$ is way up. Luxembourg and Switzerland and Singapore are small, without mass migration, but doing very nicely thank you. Bangladesh is full of people and not doing so well - NZ becoming like Bangladesh isn't my idea of a good idea. Moving half of them here isn't going to improve my life. I couldn't keep up with the welfare bill for a start. Why not have them move to Brazil, along with half of India? You could pay them the dole, medical needs and so on. How is mass migration to Brazil going?

Mqurice
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