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To: elmatador who wrote (25956)	12/3/2007 1:04:33 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) of 218546

India has demonstrated that for half a century: <Future will show, that democracy doesn't = wealth. I'm not saying I'm against democracy. What I'm saying is that demo is not a condition sine qua non for wealth acquisition. > They continue to vote themselves poor. Richard Branson has been sent packing with his $billions. "We don't need your stinking money!" He's a nice bloke so it's a bit odd that they are like that, but each to their own. <People vote for Helen to distribute the wealth of NZ and look like they are making a good effort at voting themselves into poverty. > Election after election, down the gurgler we go. Wait until the debt repayments hit - NZ owes a LOT of money to Japan. Refinancing should be a lot of fun. When the NZ$ drops and imports are expensive, people will suddenly find inflation taking off [it already has if you count house buying, even with a very high NZ$]. Venezuela should vote themselves a president for life. They would deserve it. They feel quite smug with oil at $90 a barrel. Let's see how they go when it drops back to $40. Mqurice

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