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6/21 Don't you ever wonder about what is going on in the world?
1. South Africa - Ya there was alittle news about how debeers is
going private but not much else- they control a good deal of
energy and recently Africa is coming into its own- why- rich
people have finally realized that they can buy all the land- and
they have. But again no one talks about it
\_ the black man will just wake up and hack off both
your arms, like in neighboring rwanda
2.http://www.cpuc.ca.gov/published/ESP_Lists/esp_udc.htm : They
don't have commercials about this- Everyone assumes all those
rate increase are mandatory---- well not really.......
3. Australia: There economy is based a lot of raw material
production. In 9th or 10 grade had class where we played a game
called simpolican or something like that- a pred of civilization.
But you actually had to produce raw materials to produce
everything else. So why is it that our press never talks about
the foundation of our economy- commodity production.
4. What about going ons in france
5. What about changing demographics- US simply has to many
people- if you look at like euro countries people don't work
nearly as much- thus the need for employees is more- you can
sustain higher employment if people lets say take off a month
here and there.
6. What about families- US just wasted 5 years with no family
economics- why because everyone was working instead.
7. I am still waiting for a good story in the news about Japan or
the Tigers. It is like Taiwan, ah I forgot the 5 tigers and did
a quick search and came up with http://www.theglobalist.com
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