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Strategies & Market Trends : A Y2K (Year 2000) Depression Worldwide Crash

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To: gizelle otero who wrote (17)	10/10/1998 2:03:00 AM
From: LPasko	of 28

I see things a bit differently. Russia is a definite wild card, but China looks to turn increasingly capitalistic, perhaps replacing Japan as the economic powerhouse of Asia. A capitalistic China would have a great stake in world stability. I foresee China growing closer to the U.S., a phenomenon that will coincide with a great resurgence of faith among the masses of Chinese people (along with broadening political freedom). Indeed, China will prove to be our staunchest ally against a resurgent evil empire in Russia, and lawless, terrorist nations. This will happen because, at bottom, China has much more in common with the West than it does the third world. All of this will be find support from a very unlikely source--the nations of South America (particularly Brazil) will finally emerge as mature economies, and will begin to train hordes of computer programmers and other high tech workers. The main, terrible problem will be as stated by others here--biological warfare by outlaw nations and groups.

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