The Empire

[netninja1]

Despite what you hear, U.S. interventionism has nothing to do with resisting the spread of " Terrorism," or "Communism," it's INDEPENDENCE we've always been opposed to everywhere... and for quite a good reason. If a country begins to pay attention to its own population, it's not going to be paying adequate attention to the overriding needs of U.S.

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[thesandsabrase]

I hope you don't mind the friending... I found this essay/informational screed quite interesting.

[netninja1]

add away

i've been to South Korea several times

[audhepfan]

and it's amazing how much has changed in the past twenty years.

recipe for double digit growth (courtesy of wiki)
# Focused on exports to richer industrialized nations
# Trade surplus with aforementioned countries
# Undervalued currencies
# High level of U.S. treasury bond holdings
# High savings rate
# A high degree of economic freedom.
# Non-democratic and relatively authoritarian political systems during the early years

[the_queer_army]

Can I add you?

[netninja1]

sure

[netninja1]

?

[strucklove]

I really feel like leaving the country now...more than usual. Canada is turning into the US more and more every year so I guess I can’t go there now.

[netninja1]

Try staying here, and changing things.