Posted on 11/08/2007 3:34:45 PM PST by WesternCulture
Sweden's international development agency, SIDA, relies on left-wing ideology rather than facts and logic, argues Nima Sanandaji, from the Captus think tank.
Gender inequality is one of the main reasons for poverty in a world where 99 percent of the worlds total wealth is owned by men and where 90 percent of the total incomes globally are earned by men.
Where does the above quote come from? To begin with, it is of course as wrong as it can get. In a country such as the UK women own more wealth than men. And more than two percent of global wealth is owned by the British. So even in that one single country, women own more than one percent of the worlds total wealth. Are we to assume that womens ownership in all other countries is negative?
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My suggestion; Scrap 1968 once and for all and let's restore the true ideals of Western Civilization.
Amen.
Same topic viewed from the right. A bit long but worth the time.
PARAMETERS, US Army War College Quarterly - Spring 1998Ralph Peters
http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usawc/parameters/98spring/peters.htm
When talent enters a work force, it creates jobs. Competition improves performance. In order to begin to compete with the American leviathan and the stronger of the economies of Europe and the Far East, less-developed countries must maximize their human potential. Instead, many willfully halve it.
The point isn’t really the fear that women will steal jobs in Country X. Rather, it’s a fundamental fear of women—or of a cultural caricature of women as incapable, stupid, and worrisomely sexual. If, when you get off the plane, you do not see men and women sitting together in the airport lounge, put your portfolio or treaty on the next flight home.
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