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To: TobagoJack who wrote (22615)	9/17/2007 4:13:12 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217749

I don't think 50% of Taiwan wants to be "liberated" by China. That isn't a majority. They would need to get 51% or so to have a majority. They have elections in Taiwan. When they vote to join up with China, then it will happen. As in East Germany - they vote to join or not. Of course the East Germans thought it an excellent idea. The West felt victorious and were glad to take them on, but digestion was problematic. North Koreans voting to join South Korea could likewise be "interesting". Taiwanese might or might not vote to join China. There hasn't been a vote in favour yet. Nor one in China for whether the current bosses are wanted in China, or not. I think there is a clear majority in China in favour of being liberated from Hu Jintao. But he doesn't want a vote to see if it's true. Mqurice