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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (109586)	1/8/2015 10:15:28 PM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219890

Those who cannot learn from history are doomed to repeat it. George Santayana

To: Maurice Winn who wrote (109586)	5/29/2018 7:21:43 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 219890

re <<You have it back to front ElM >> progression of elmat on ethiopia and such looking at and threading through the way-points, am guessing that the elmat got globalised by arms and legs on the ground and driven into irrelevancy, and so is understandably bitter 2008 Message 24517767 <<China is emerging as a new backer of massive dam projects around the globe, giving rise to fears for pristine natural resources and the cultural heritage of river peoples. This is a very healthy developments. Let's brush aside the enviropeople and build energy com gusto. There are truck loads for USD, British pounds and Yen to be deflected and the people need wheel barrows, sand and cement to execute the projects. It must be done to electricity what was done to telecoms: ubiquitous and cheap. ... Ethopia>> 2009 Message 25794365 <<China conquest of Africa will have worldwide economic implications>> 2010 Message 26639107 <<Canada invites 10 developing countries to G8 summit: G-8+Negroes! Algeria, Egypt, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa, Ethiopia, Malawi, Colombia, Haiti and Jamaica were designed to refocus the G8 towards issues relating to development, peace and security.>> 2012 Message 28280110 <<China exports weigh on Africa’s producers. Westerns put up rock shows to send money to Africa. Bleeding hearts do-gooders wanted to send aid... China just sells what the African want.>> 2013 Message 28758161 <<The model borrows from China and is conceived as a rejection of Western free-for-all capitalism. Ethiopia and Kenya Doing it my way>> 2014 Message 29538766 <<Why ‘Made in Ethiopia’ Could Be The ‘Next Made in China’>> 2014 Message 29539637 <<Why Africa Is the Next China>> 2015 Message 29897012 <<The curse of the low cost labor, this is the case of Saudi Arabia study I am doing The main problem is cheap manpower. South east Asia and the Indian subcontinent has a huge supply of cheap labor. Northeast Africa entered competing with them: Ethiopia, Kenya and Sudan.>> 2015 Message 30299008 <<China develops a clone : China rides the rails of Ethiopia's development Minimal corruption, efficient bureaucracy, and cheap production costs are driving China's investment in Ethiopia>> 2016 Message 30425902 <<Was China rise a good or a bad thing for the overall world economy? Was Communism rise good or bad for the world economy? Communism? Certainly bad. NO discussion. In the case of China, its rise is good in the short term but bad in the long term. We can jot down some considerations about China not risen: which I leave open for you guys to expand Bad The west would have to deal with their high costs of manufacturing. We would probably now have products made by 3D printing. All capital invested and commodities to build China would have been invested in other areas. We would not have to battle low inflation Japan would not have had the sharp down fall and would still postpone its return to the insignificancy it came from A few dictators Angola Jose Eduardo or stupid regimes like Ethiopia would have changed their ways without China support. N. Korea probably would have had opened up without rich cousin China Good Africa would not have had the cheap goods they now have access to from generators to air conditioners to white goods Telecom suppliers would not have had to cut costs and make affordable networks and Smartphones>> 2016 Message 30898194 <<China infrastructure investment model must be avoided by any country. China must stop exporting the model to the likes of Kenya Angola Ethiopia>>