[quote]Schwarzfahrer wrote:
texas guy, I overskipped that link and must say it’s pure nonsense.
It’s like 200 AD, germanic barbarians arguing if Rome would take over the “whole world” and in what crazy, world they’d live in then.
In the end they accepted it eagerly and made it their own. And no particular crazyness made the sky fall.
Also:
The markets weren’t manipulated by a elite caste, that is downright crazy. Do you have any proof or even a valid theory why this might have been the case?
“And America is on top. Any adapting will be to our culture.”
Yes, western culture will be still the top dog for at least one or two decades, after that it’s a new set of cards.
No, America is not on top anymore. The decline is partly (homemade) economical, and partly due to neo asia rising.
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I’m not a conspiracy theorist. I believe I said “intentionally manipulated or not” the current economic down turn would aid in ushering in more international, one world dependence across the board. I do believe this. I think we will see it in the next few years through plainly obvious measures.
The conspiracies lie in the how and when, I’m not buying into or promoting any of them. I don’t personally believe the financial markets were manipulated by a few elite groups. I do think the world banking system will step in to further it’s influence like any business taking advantage of a situation and I think gov’t will follow as it naturally does.
The quote page is what it is.
America is not declining at all. We have found through this economic dowturn that when America hurts, the world hurts. Not so with most other countries.
We still have the over all most powerful and advanced military in the world, world cultures love anything american… we are not going anywhere.