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To: Seeker of Truth who wrote (50114)	5/18/2004 3:36:21 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 74559

It looks that we have a new country-museum to join Cuba and North Korea. Museum-country 1) Young people wearing sandals and using money earned in capitalist countries will go to Cuba -which will become a museum-country of communism implemented in a third world country- and will see the marvels of how things were in the 60's. Cutting sugar cane under the blazing sun with a machete is charged extra. Museum Country 2) If you need the Stalinist type, kids would go to North Korea. They would be treated with cold bed rooms, cold showers as they wait for next day parade of rockets and rows upon rows of chanting army troops reminding of the Red Square as pathetic old figures wave their hands from the stand where the government officials. Museum country 3) Next we have the real McCoy. A country depicting how life was 4.000 years ago. In name of God they slain each other real good. Only that they use modern weaponry and construct walls to separate people. Visitors wouldn't be allowed to fire weapons but throw stones at tanks will be OK. And that's the sacred place! Imagine the ones that aren't sacred how it looks. Then they would visit a bomb making factory. While on the other side of the wall they will visit a kibbutz. There is entertainment fop all the tastes.