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To: TobagoJack who wrote (137221)12/23/2017 12:48:43 AM
From: elmatador  Read Replies (1) of 217553
 
Same theory applied to china can be applied to Brazil. The country's 1%, its power elite, had only 500 years to perfect the system and had done so. It is next possible to dethrone them.

What has this to do with the curse of the resources, TJ, is thinking with his Chinese brain. I explain.

If you have zero resources, like Singapore, you educate you people was it is the sole resources the country have.If you have lots of resources, a country does not need to educate its population. Brazil does not give a damn about educating the masses because the 1% can run the country and be rich without the population.
Singapore's 1% need the 1% to be higly educated to be rich.

It is clear now to TJ that it is all about the respective 1%.Now for something totally new for TJ olive brain.

China has a resource curse. And now TJs brain spins out of control. Lets show it in the next posting. As I will brew a coffee, made in Singapore.
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