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To: SunkenCiv; anigalla

Welcome to the club. Recently I’ve been predicting that in this century, India will replace the United States as the world’s most important nation. We Americans like you, but it looks like most nations will feel otherwise when you’re at the top.


40 posted on 06/01/2009 3:20:05 PM PDT by Berosus (Let's get the truth, waterboard Nancy Pelosi.)
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To: Berosus

Maybe... India will have the same problem China does, but will take a bit longer to get there; the anti-family measures in China have been mandatory since the 1970s and have manufactured a large surplus of men, most of whom will never marry and/or have children, and will have to rely on the state to care for them when they get old. The Chinese state will probably have to hire some millions of guest workers to provide that care. India’s surplus population of men is not as large, and of course there is more freedom of movement. The time bomb in India may be the 150 million Muzzies, who don’t practice family planning to the extent that other Indians do.


41 posted on 06/01/2009 5:22:06 PM PDT by SunkenCiv (https://secure.freerepublic.com/donate/____________________ Profile updated Monday, January 12, 2009)
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To: Berosus

thank you, we like Americans too.. only problem is some times we feel it is not necessary for US to play Big ‘B’ role all over the world. But i know that it is not the people of America doing it, It is by the governments of America.. Even a small nation wants to take care of it’s own business and it won’t like if some one tries to come and give a lecture on it’s internal affairs which it is not looking forward for..


43 posted on 06/01/2009 8:40:55 PM PDT by anigalla
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