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To: elmatador who wrote (1362)	10/22/2005 2:30:53 AM
From: freechina	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218584

Lack of rights mean something too. I agree tariff barriers on agriculture making it hard on little farmers - if you can assure me they will get same oversight on thier crops and not give me poison food at grocery store with too much pesticide - I am all for it. However I do not even trust farmers in my own country, much less others, so I have my own little garden that I feel much safer eating from. I grow it, I know what goes into it and on it - take your comparative advantage and shove it when it comes to food going into my temple (body). Regime change in Africa - funny you mention that - I had prepared post on Africa for you yesterday regarding your UAW post - how we are opressing them for their resources - but I only have 5 posts a day - I am not rich like you. So are you and brazil and iran and china doing lots for africa? You were in Africa 9 years - in the peace corps doing it out of the goodness of your heart? You are admirable man - if however you were there only for money to make yourself PROFIT - how are you different from UAW people you criticize? Are you there now? Seems they are the poorest globally and need the help of the richest the most. How much does saudi arabia send to help them - from the article I posted to you - china, india, and US going to africa for OIL needs by 2015 - this will COMPETE with saudi - so why should rich saudis help poor african?