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To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (79654)	9/15/2011 1:39:50 PM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) of 218246

You need to understand how the rich world thinks. One: the rich countries cannot acknowledge a beating. In 1982 a third world country was about to humiliate UK, a NATO member. NATO ganged up together with the UK and prevented that. Two: During the Cold War the world was to be annihilated . Not North America and Eurasia who had capacity to bomb themselves to oblivion. It was the whole world. Then someone asked: Wait a moment! What does Brazil or Africa has to do with this mayhem? Oh, the rich world wanted to make sure no one would raise unscathed post-mayhem and claim the king of the place status. Thus bombs will fly to every human population!!! Therefore everybody was in the boat wanted or not Correlate the above with today's situation: One:Possibility BRICs's brought a quick USD flooding. The rich countries would acknowledged a beating had the BRICs ride to the rescue. Two: Today it is the whole world that is going to suffer if rich countries bite the dust. Wait a moment! I have not gone to party and I am going to feel the hangover? Yes. Otherwise those countries left standing would claim the king of the place status.

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