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To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (35344)	6/2/2008 12:56:54 AM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218069

China won't be unipolar. It will be multipolar. Need to buy and sell stuff. No reserve currency and no monopoly of the biggest share of the world economy like in the post war. And by the way no monopoly of the virtue like the Anglos had :-) Forget about the last 60 years. This is the Big Flip and the next 60 will look very much different form the past ones. All moves had been to the better and so it will be this one post-Big Flip. Leaving as is we may have a Dark Ages type situation whereby we return back like the Middle ages have shown. Look to the people wanting to go back to the woods. Freeze the planet on the present stage. Talking about clash of civilizations, religious wars and toher Medieval stuff. These are dangerous. We need to put civilization on a different route.

To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (35344)	6/2/2008 2:22:10 PM
From: Lazarus_Long	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218069

Yeah I don't know if they will succeed in doing a better job than the west has done... but at least they may find new mistakes to make :O) "Actually, I doubt that. All the available mistakes have already been commited by the US, Europe, or the Communist states. :-)" Ultimately though the Chinese have the same obstacle confronting them that the the west had... They're people ;o) "Ain't it the truth though. We seem to specialize in not learning from our own history."