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To: sea_urchin who wrote (24054)1/8/2006 10:47:21 AM
From: philv  Read Replies (1) of 81071
 
The Asians won't forever be content with their present standard of living, their present wages. That only stands to reason. To a large extent, I do believe it is a zero sum game. They are out to compete with us for our own jobs and dollars. As their standard of living advances, the pressure and costs on natural resources, especially energy will exert a tremendous cost on everyone, including the West. When one considers the sheer numbers, it is clear that a huge adjustment will have to take place. The cat is out of the bag now, and it will be very hard to put it back in.

I also note with interest that the largest corporations are falling all over themselves establishing business connections in China and India, and that includes Banks of America and Europe. I believe a big effort is underway by the Banks to finance everything they can get their hands on. The motive is not just profit, but also eventual control and ownership. And to open up and "westernize" Asia. Democracy would be good, but not necessary as long as they are given freedom by local laws to operate in these countries.

The money printing will simply go on and on, but the beneficiary will be Asia through foreign investment thanks to international corporations and banks. This is how the New World Order is taking shape.
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