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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (76824)	7/25/2011 5:29:20 AM
From: elmatador	1 Recommendation Respond to of 220192

I'm telling you how those countries will be after the resolution. Of course the Japanese will enjoy the deserved fruits of their hardwork, diligence and intelligence. But that is all about it. GDP zooming? No. It is going backwards. Old golf players happy is good so are young families with kids. But they don't have the numbers and the resources to go over from where the stand today and others will take their place sooner than you may think. Swiss are happily boring but they do not matter. See how numbers matter: 48 million Brazilians were lifted into middle class. That's one Spain. You read too much in the last 70 years post collapse of the Qing dinasty, British, Habsburgs, Ottoman and Romanoff empires. You start believing that this is the way the world will be forever. Stop thinkiign like that it is dangerous. See what happens when countries try to get numbers up. Norway imports Moslems and that creates an inter reaction to them. Or the case of immigrants into Germany. Japan did not even try since they are racists is as hell! "There is no upper limit to wealth." That's why I said Brazil will become rich beyond belief. But you are not being consistent. You told me you would not.

To: Maurice Winn who wrote (76824)	7/25/2011 5:50:37 AM
From: elmatador	1 Recommendation Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 220192

The world needs more young people to restore "animal spirits" to the market place, and America no longer has enough of them. That is why emerging markets must become more than an outsourcing shop for cheap manufactures, or an oilwell-cum-ethanol plantation. Harnessing the potential productivity of the world's young people is the challenge for next year and the next decade. Without them, America will endure a lost decade more depressing than Japan's during the 1990s. atimes.com