Dear Log,
«And Turner says there is also a 'darker' interpretation of US motives, in which the economics of the issue are less important than old-fashioned geopolitics. 'You really have to look at what the second Bush administration will stand for,' he says. 'And from a lot of things we read, it looks as though they see China as their biggest long-term threat: it's not al-Qaeda, it's the rise of another economic super-power with nuclear weapons. They're not going to allow China to continue growing at the expense of American manufacturers, it doesn't fit with the Bush doctrine.'»Oh good, another billion people to demonize. I wonder what'll happen first: running out of oil, or running out of people to consider a menace.--"Flying high - but will it float?": Its economy rampant, China could soon bow to global pressure and free its currency
Freedom is on the march!
