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To: craig crawford who wrote (1430)	8/20/2002 8:37:58 AM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1643

Most interesting answers, especially JMK's quote from Lenin. oh really? and just how do you plan to set up this world government? who is in charge? is it a true global democracy with one man, one vote? seeing how people of european descent only make up 16% of the world population, that hardly seems an option. so what do you propose? Well, One man one vote sounds right to me. It's just that we don't want to encourage human population explosions to get influence on a world government. Maybe the people in unit areas of the Earths surface, irrespective of the number of people there? I am NOT suggesting that individual countries lose their individual nations identity. In the face of very powerful damaging problems...like the loss of the ozone layer... yes these has to be a fabric of government where the whole population of the planet has to work together on a common solution. I think there will be many challenges ahead on environment issues in the near future. If you don't agree with the evidence I can only suggest we wait and see who is right. Multinationals. You have mentioned many problems with these entities. Even tweeking the views of the USA government. So are we happy that they are a law unto themselves??