Re: 8 lessons on shooting engineers


I'm almost done here, but for the sake of those who will just get killed by
8's
tomorrow or the next day, I will finish my lecture for you.

Ok so from the mouth of economist Dr Peter Morici in Maryland April 13 2007
"Oil, China and Autos are key"

And its worst than that, because China is gung ho on Brown's Gas, and is using
it everywhere. It is already a big part of their industrial complex.

So thats oil, China, and next will be their cars, or Korea's cars or some
other
country, because we know it works, it is in operation in many cars with
conversion kits even in Canada and America. (I posted one link with the
very simple electrolyser in water can method above)


http://www.finfacts.com/irelandbusinessnews/publish/article_10009760.shtml

So, thats my state of the onion.

Globally, we need a new migrant work force from the third world, working very


very cheaply, to replace the working poor in North America and wherever else
they can be put to work, and that is to be run by the militaries of the G7.

Then we need to embrace the new industrial revolution and make products to run
on Brown's Gas, heat our homes, run our cars, run our factories, grow food do
whatever as if we were on a desert isdland, and only had Brown's Gas to work
with. And we need to do it like we mean business.


Who wants to go through recession, joblessness, bankruptcy, giving back your
houses, cities going bankrupt, federal debt unmanageable selling off to
foreign
countries, going into slavery.

And the easiest solution is the selling off to foreign countries. That is what
we did in Canada.

Its not the good solution. Its the pathetic solution. Thats the solution where
you wish to God you could kill all your politicians, but you are as powerless
to do that, as they are to do anything.


So let me just respond to the China issue, as put forth by Dr. Morici

"The Federal Reserve cannot do much. Cutting interest rates to boost growth
would accelerate inflation. Raising rates to slow inflation would be futile.
Most pressure on prices stems from tight global petroleum supplies, slowing
productivity growth and labor shortages, all exacerbated by Chinese abuses of
globalization. "


Why this has been our policy these last 7 years or so, is so that there was the
option, of lower priced goods, for the middle class and lower class of
Americans.

SOmething that a professor might not even notice, is that a person with a very
small income, could still get by on cheap imported goods, and if we hadn't
adopted that policy, things would be the same, because you were losing the
battle anyways against Europe, and Japan and including China with Europe and
Japan, how would that make your economy better?

They would be like them now, and you would be much worse off, without company,
and it is because you can't compete. You are not productive enough, your wages
are too high, and you are just not ambitious enough. You have too many controls
on what you can do. You are forced to do things the old way, to follow this old
oil economy and war machine thinking and it is out of date.

So you can read your solutions, in the previous article, and see a little of
this, and a little of that, and if the Auto Workers Union wasn't so strong and
all this but it really does not address the differences, between America,
Europe, Japan, and China, and you can inlcude now India and Korea, and
economies which are moving in a positive direction.

Although Japan, relied heavily on America to sell them goods and now China is
taking that from them because they can produce things cheaper. Korea as well.

So essentially we have maintained that unfair global position to assit the poor
and offset inflation.

And while they can no longer afford a house, if they could afford one, they
could buy things for it. Like candles and towels and Ipods.

My point is this. Without a radical new approach, you will not turn around this
slow decline of Rome.

And the selling off of your country has already begun, and it is a silent war.
That is difficult to stop once it starts.

But China will now change its policy, in order that you can make your
adjustments to globalization.

Sink or swim.


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