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To: desert dweller who wrote (37612)	7/27/2008 7:36:07 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217774

I'm trying to tell TJ that countries must find their own way and not ride coat tails of others. In one word: Decouple. Countries must not pay attention on what the US problem is but create their own way ahead. See China: they should had long ago turned growth inward, jacked up the RMB and stop relying on exporting cheaper goods. The Chinese administration did not take the US advice to do so. They thought it would be kow tow to the US bureaucracy and stubbornly continued to be cheaper goods producers. Just to show the population they were going their own way! Which is not at all clever. Because the suppliers of food, energy and materials are skinning the Chinese alive with prices increases. China is behaving like a minnow.

To: desert dweller who wrote (37612)	7/27/2008 8:32:49 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217774

as i had mentioned, and you concurred, it is easy ;0) as to the moon, landing on it is not really the point, but having the staying power to claim it for perpetuity will be more interesting, especially couriering back that metallic starred and striped flag with no return address :0) teotwawki journey, so many predictable road markers btw, are you blazenzim Message 24749711 in fact? it is ok if you are, welcome to the thread, and if not, welcome just the same.