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To: TobagoJack who wrote (70689)	1/31/2011 6:27:15 AM
From: Chas.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 218449

This is from one of TED's faithful followers in the Response columns...and Food for Thought or at least another POV... Chas. 4 hours ago: I agree with Julian that in case of some major economic crisis, especially if the inflation rates gone out of hand, China could very quickly descend into chaos, given the current level of tension and disappointment towards the government. As a Chinese, I am deeply worried about this, since there are two particularly concerning factors about this potential power shift: 1) With the culture revolution only a generation away, Chinese people do not and cannot openly criticizing the government. But the tension has been slowly building up over the decades, when it finally broke out, it will be very sudden and hard to control. 2) We do not have any opposition party capable of taking over the country. Given the size and population of the country, it will be chaotic beyond imagination.