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by Morley Evans
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Saturday, July 23, 2011
Friday, July 22, 2011
European Economies
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by Morley Evans
At the end of the 19th century, Great Britain was worried about the new country that Bismarck had created out of the ancient Holy Roman Empire which Napoleon had destroyed at the beginning of the 19th century.
Today, Germany is where it would have been had World Wars I and II never happened. Once the world's dominant economic and military power, today Great Britain (so-named by James I, 1603-1625) is behind Germany and France and slightly ahead of Italy which is followed by Russia.
The United Kingdom has been playing the very junior partner to the United States in world domination since 1945. Taken as a whole, Europe's economy today is much larger than the United States, despite having been devastated by two world wars, Soviet Communism and living under the American thumb since WW II.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Europe
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP
The twentieth century — history's greatest bloodbath by far — was a complete waste of resources, energy, time and lives, proving nothing is gained by war and emphasizing that crime does not pay. War has become the dominant industry of the United States of America as other industries (and jobs) have left for more competitive countries (such as China, Japan and even lowly Mexico) while prideful Washington lives on borrowed funds and borrowed time as it continues to play the losing game of global bully.
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by Morley Evans
At the end of the 19th century, Great Britain was worried about the new country that Bismarck had created out of the ancient Holy Roman Empire which Napoleon had destroyed at the beginning of the 19th century.
Today, Germany is where it would have been had World Wars I and II never happened. Once the world's dominant economic and military power, today Great Britain (so-named by James I, 1603-1625) is behind Germany and France and slightly ahead of Italy which is followed by Russia.
The United Kingdom has been playing the very junior partner to the United States in world domination since 1945. Taken as a whole, Europe's economy today is much larger than the United States, despite having been devastated by two world wars, Soviet Communism and living under the American thumb since WW II.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Europe
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP
The twentieth century — history's greatest bloodbath by far — was a complete waste of resources, energy, time and lives, proving nothing is gained by war and emphasizing that crime does not pay. War has become the dominant industry of the United States of America as other industries (and jobs) have left for more competitive countries (such as China, Japan and even lowly Mexico) while prideful Washington lives on borrowed funds and borrowed time as it continues to play the losing game of global bully.
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Saturday, July 16, 2011
Focus on Mexico
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by Morley Evans
Are you tired of winter? Oh sure, it's summer now. In a few weeks summer will be over. You do remember winter, don't you? Brrr... Winter goes on and on. Maybe it's time to take a look at Mexico.
by Morley Evans
Are you tired of winter? Oh sure, it's summer now. In a few weeks summer will be over. You do remember winter, don't you? Brrr... Winter goes on and on. Maybe it's time to take a look at Mexico.
Chinese Professor
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by Morley Evans
These chilling words, "so, now they work for us," should wake up everyone, but they won't, I'm afraid. The novocaine we have been fed by our "leaders" is too strong.
http://www.cagw.org/
Will their empire be worse (for us) than our empire was for them? Will they have an empire? The Chinese, Japanese, Indians, South Koreans, Russians, Germans and the rest didn't win by having an empire. Our empire defeated them all for hundreds of years. Our military is still "unbeatable". We still control everything: the world's politics, media, culture, technology and money. How could we loose? We are losing — and we will lose everything soon — because others produce high quality stuff and sell it to everyone for lower prices than we do. We buy their stuff ourselves. That is how we got on top in the first place — not by building the best killing machines. We aren't even winning in Afghanistan or Iraq. What is our military prowess worth? Why do they hate us?
They will beat their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruning hooks. Nation will not take up sword against nation, nor will they train for war anymore. — Isaiah 2:4 & Micah 4:3
A few years ago, everyone was worried about the Japanese. They were buying Rockefeller Center and Hawaii. The Japanese bought Pebble Beach Golf Course. More accurately, Americans were selling these things to Japanese people — for ridiculous prices, we might add. The Japanese were setting up car factories and hiring Americans and Canadians, without the unions. Everyone was talking about "Japanese management," unaware that a manager from Ford had reorganized and rescued Mazda and Ford had become Mazda's largest shareholder.
No one has a lock on good management, good products and hard work.
How would we survive under the Japanese overlords everyone wondered? Didn't we smash them in World War II? How did they rise up out of the grave we put them in? They work. They make great stuff and sell it to everyone for low prices. Now we are worried about the Chinese. Why?
We will get up again the same way we got up before. We will make great stuff and sell it for great prices. Steve Jobs at Apple should be our model. Who is this Obama person? Obama and everyone in Washington is a joke, except Rep. Ron Paul and his son, Sen. Rand Paul. Stop listening to the others. They have nothing to offer. Do not support the Pentagon, the CIA or their goons. Do not support war and warmongers.
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by Morley Evans
These chilling words, "so, now they work for us," should wake up everyone, but they won't, I'm afraid. The novocaine we have been fed by our "leaders" is too strong.
http://www.cagw.org/
Will their empire be worse (for us) than our empire was for them? Will they have an empire? The Chinese, Japanese, Indians, South Koreans, Russians, Germans and the rest didn't win by having an empire. Our empire defeated them all for hundreds of years. Our military is still "unbeatable". We still control everything: the world's politics, media, culture, technology and money. How could we loose? We are losing — and we will lose everything soon — because others produce high quality stuff and sell it to everyone for lower prices than we do. We buy their stuff ourselves. That is how we got on top in the first place — not by building the best killing machines. We aren't even winning in Afghanistan or Iraq. What is our military prowess worth? Why do they hate us?
They will beat their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruning hooks. Nation will not take up sword against nation, nor will they train for war anymore. — Isaiah 2:4 & Micah 4:3
A few years ago, everyone was worried about the Japanese. They were buying Rockefeller Center and Hawaii. The Japanese bought Pebble Beach Golf Course. More accurately, Americans were selling these things to Japanese people — for ridiculous prices, we might add. The Japanese were setting up car factories and hiring Americans and Canadians, without the unions. Everyone was talking about "Japanese management," unaware that a manager from Ford had reorganized and rescued Mazda and Ford had become Mazda's largest shareholder.
No one has a lock on good management, good products and hard work.
How would we survive under the Japanese overlords everyone wondered? Didn't we smash them in World War II? How did they rise up out of the grave we put them in? They work. They make great stuff and sell it to everyone for low prices. Now we are worried about the Chinese. Why?
We will get up again the same way we got up before. We will make great stuff and sell it for great prices. Steve Jobs at Apple should be our model. Who is this Obama person? Obama and everyone in Washington is a joke, except Rep. Ron Paul and his son, Sen. Rand Paul. Stop listening to the others. They have nothing to offer. Do not support the Pentagon, the CIA or their goons. Do not support war and warmongers.
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Friday, July 15, 2011
Who Owns It?
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by Morley Evans
Who owns it, you or them?
With the emergence of state level civilization in Egypt about 5,000 years ago, this question has been fundamental to social organization. Do people with more power get to take whatever they want from people without power?
When they can get away with it, rulers and their friends usually conclude they own everything, including the people they rule.
Democratic countries are supposedly organized to empower the people. In democracies, the rulers supposedly work for the ruled who can elect new rulers when they are unhappy with the old rulers.
Majority rule and elections are problematic themselves and democracy does not alter the fundamental premise of state level civilization which is that the rulers own everything, including the people they rule.
Democracy offers ballots rather than bullets. Elections fundamentally are still civil wars. The entire messy business from elections and gang warfare to world war can be collected under the term "politics".
Whenever law prevails, the question of who has the most power is irrelevant and Who Owns It? becomes paramount. Law always chooses rightful ownership over power, except when "politics" has its thumb on the scales of justice.
by Morley Evans
Who owns it, you or them?
With the emergence of state level civilization in Egypt about 5,000 years ago, this question has been fundamental to social organization. Do people with more power get to take whatever they want from people without power?
When they can get away with it, rulers and their friends usually conclude they own everything, including the people they rule.
Democratic countries are supposedly organized to empower the people. In democracies, the rulers supposedly work for the ruled who can elect new rulers when they are unhappy with the old rulers.
Majority rule and elections are problematic themselves and democracy does not alter the fundamental premise of state level civilization which is that the rulers own everything, including the people they rule.
Democracy offers ballots rather than bullets. Elections fundamentally are still civil wars. The entire messy business from elections and gang warfare to world war can be collected under the term "politics".
Whenever law prevails, the question of who has the most power is irrelevant and Who Owns It? becomes paramount. Law always chooses rightful ownership over power, except when "politics" has its thumb on the scales of justice.
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