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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Maurice Winn who wrote (8523)	2/9/2022 1:21:14 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 13803

History is dynamic. What you see today, and I agree with your views, it is not what it will be tomorrow. Why? Take the Deng China's and today's China. IT IS PEOPLE. NOT GOVERNMENTS Give you a practical example I made a quick video clip (I wish could retrieve it) about a busy junction in a place called Ngong - a satellite town of Narobi while I was doing fiber works here back in 2013- and posted in Facebook saying: "This is economic activity with no capital and there are a countries with capital and no economic activity" Imagine if capital was here ? To which a friend of mine, from South Africa replied: But if the capital comes they steal etc etc I didn't go back there until August 2021. After these 9 years it is a much different place. The stalls have been removed. Brick and mortar shopping area came up. The mud road was paved and there is a sidewalk now. There are places for car to park. And is still the same country, same government. Same people. I came back thinking: It is not government. It is people. Which is what Singapore and Japan have. Only people. The capital is remittances form Kenyans working abroad. According to the word Bank $200 million enters the Kenyan economy every month. No cpaital investment? No problem. The people send remittances ! See how much money is entering Low and Middle Income countries