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To: shades who wrote (56909)	3/27/2006 10:56:23 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 110194

Rome's problems had little to do with reps/person problems in Roman Empire were: power grab by dictator, undermining Senate (same here) constant war (same here) undermine money with reduced gold per coin (no gold here) growth in sexual perversion & acceptance (same here) fear of leader without challenge (same here) imperial over-stretch into too many lands (same here) murder & mayhem with foreign leaders (same here) just talking off the cuff here I am in no way a historian, so dont slam me just citing some obvious items in comparison / jim