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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (54259)	10/14/2004 11:27:21 PM
From: Roebear	Respond to of 74559

Great Britain lost the empire I've often wondered how one can lose an empire, it seems such a large item to misplace! ggg

To: Maurice Winn who wrote (54259)	10/15/2004 9:09:48 PM
From: mthomas	Respond to of 74559

>Malcolm, the end has been nigh and the rapture coming for a longggg time now, yet the world has not yet come to an end. and >QUALCOMM is hiring lots of Indians and Chinese too, as good colonizers do. Maurice, don't forget that the Masters of the CDMA World are also hiring S.E. Asians, you know, the ones that Robert Rubin and the IMF tricked into permitting currency flows across their borders and then secretly had Japan and the USA alter their currency FOREX rates, thus encouraging hedge funds et.al. into collapsing the Thai Bhatt thereby sacrificing China's export markets aka the Asian Tigers. I spoke at length with a Malaysian last night who was astonished that any American really saw and understood what had occurred. (the recently retired Malaysian President created quite a stir with the West when he [after retiring] spoke what is the simple truth wrt the flows of money and how, why, who, what, and when) What with the "news" from the NYT, WSJ, LAT, FT et.al. being the only globally produced and available "mainstream media" (haha) it would seem to them that nobody knows how S.Korea could possibly not be fawning all over Americans nowadays, and potentially even relishing the collapsing USD. Americans, read your history of Argentina and get a preview of American history over the next coming six years or so. We will still have CDMA of course....and so will China. Regards, martin Thomas