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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (55909)	10/6/2009 12:50:51 PM
From: marek_wojna	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217743

Maurice, <<They have had 60 years of glorious freedom >> I'm talking about the time frame from the transformation which only started couple of decades ago. What would be better, a peaceful transition or bloody "democratic" messs created during attempts to overthrow communist rulers who shown earlier how the hardliners ruthless could be. Yes, they are still by name commies but only because general population of China is proud of Mao and his achievement of uniting and liberating from the foreign domination the nation. For me he was a monster, but only the people who are capable of beating to the ground their own nation in the end have the true respect of the majority (if they survive to the end). Visit Russia and listen to the people talking of the archmurderer Stalin. While many of us will never understand and accept this strange phenomen the masses somehow do. <<if those treaties are so bad, how come Japan is so vastly economically advanced? >> When you were last time in that country? Did you maybe had a chance to visit the dentist over there and later asked the the dentist in N.America or Europe why they are decades behind? Go to Africa and show them your cellphone from the the top shelf. They will laugh at you. << For a start, the currency isn't freely tradable>> Once it will most of us will be late to get it. Marek