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Politics : Ask Michael Burke -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: benwood who wrote (98488)	4/11/2003 9:23:22 PM
From: Ahda	Respond to of 132070

Ben war won't work in a world of trade you must trust your trading partner. Trust is not done by creating fear or you end up with a huge military and no one left free enough to be truly creative product wise to support your cause. Military force of destroy you won't work it is the key to poverty. We as people do not operate well without freedom. Gets even more complicated for people who live in the US who originate from multi nations with vision from multi sides. There is a competition clause as well as trust element that entirely escapes the scope of politics. People do net work meaning off the net but scratching backs until they bleed ends rapidly as figures start to turn far more negative than positive. You can't have unity unless you have respect and pride in your Nation actions. Putin can testify to this in the demise of Russia which included the premise of superior by virtue of weapons as well as communal meaning you are in the government click and the rest of the people in poverty are suppose to support this click how? The costs associated with a warring nation means taxes will increase. Methods to avoid tax to a government that has no respect from its people will increase, you then create a black market or extensive underground economy of people against government. This could cause a deficit the likes of which we have never seen. I sure hope you are wrong.