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To: Think4Yourself who wrote (233624)	12/17/2009 10:13:45 PM
From: X Y Zebra	Respond to of 306849

well... it is sort of like this... counter to a country of opportunity (where the best and those who take the risk in a moderate and judicious form get rewarded...) except that... that ideology is NOT part of third world countries... to be a third world country, you have to have a government backed elite, who will work WITH the government to keep control of power. bankster-FED-government. the true axis of evil. the irony of all this is.... the third world learned to manufacture (thanks to the USA), then those in power, (in the USA) learned from the third world countries, how to play 'corruption' (not that it did not exist before) but they now do it more blatantly, and with such expertise ... it has become an art... AND in the process... they control just about everything. Mussolini, Franco, Castro, et all would be proud. the problem is... the enforcers are still acting like first world quality (namely, cannot be bribed by the small guy/businessmen)... so we are truly.... fucked. best to be in a real third world country, where corruption is available more.... hmmm er... democratically ? -lol the difference between the old USA and now is... people thought on a daily basis... how can we develop a win/win.... in a third world country, the daily bread is won, by thinking.... who can we fuck today ? [it is the government way... and remember the government don't like competition, they want to keep the stealing for themselves only]