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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (174738)	8/28/2003 8:40:06 PM
From: Joe NYC	Respond to of 1583396

Tenchusatsu, It's kind of tough to have a free market of political and economic systems when you have nations pointing guns, missiles, and nukes at each other. But all of Europe and all of Americas are really free of this. In case of Europe, more than a decade, in case of Americas, even longer. No world government was needed for it to happen. If the free nations of the Earth are serious about advancing such a world community, they might start by contributing to its security and ensuring peace and justice everywhere. Bush might be faulted for shaking up the U.N. Security Council, but I think such a shake up was long overdue, a necessary wake-up call to its members. Well, the shake up happened, but nothing really changed. Joe