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Anlir, you once again miss-characterized my words and stretched them to make them appear as horrible as possible but you are famous for it, I expect it but it is the reason you can never be trusted.

Fear, pride and ego cause failure every time. It keeps people from being willing to do even the most simple things required for success. I see to much fear here and pride goes before the fall. I ecpect from ther left always but form the Christian right……..

If we do our part to force China to change their ways in ways we require in order for them to join the Superpower club, I assure that God will do his and China will change. But youi better start avoiuding all fear, pride and ego if whe hope to be succussful at it.

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For I agree with Anlir on the following:

“To think that China won’t use it’s growing financial and economic strength to try and change US foreign policy someday is hopelessly naive. The day will come when they will do something like blockade Taiwan and tell the US that if we interfere they will call in their loans and crash our economy. They’re going to do what’s in the national self-interest. Hide and watch.”

Except what China does will not be in the ‘national interest’; instead, it will in the interest of the few at the top of the totalitarian regime that rides that country like a horseman of the Apocalypse.

The highly constrained ‘free market’ in Red China only exists as long as the Communist Party and the mammoth Red Army tolerate it – they could care less about Mom and Pop operations on the streets of Beijing. The major ‘industries’ and ‘company concerns’ that exist in China are essentially nothing but subservient arms of the all-powerful government. Think National Socialism on a scale that would make Hitler drool.

I do not think the situation with Red China is at all analogous to that of the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union was a Frankenstein of different cultures, religions, nationalities which never jelled, not even under Stalin’s whip; Red China is much more monolithic. Tibet is an exception, but is nothing more than a splinter in the hide of the dragon.

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“BTW- I am trying to outdo the other 3 top-of-the-list members. How about it V?”

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I’m sure you miss your mother today. God bless you.

I’m praying for you. I hope your book is a wonderful success.

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I just got an e-mail about my willingness to do radio interviews in connection to my second book (it has a great “hook” to current stuff that might help sales tremendously, for any of you who are praying for me–I’d love to see sales shoot up in the next couple months). I e-mailed back that of course I’m interested, and sent a list of questions for stations to ask me–I know from my first book that that helps the station AND it helps me, because I can study the questions and know what they’re most likely to ask. And if they don’t bother to read the book, having prepared questions saves them from asking irrelevant questions; they can still sound intelligent, with less effort.

I also have an elderly neighbor who shares my mom’s birthday, so I’m going to sign off and run down the street and wish her a happy birthday.

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Interesting that a conservative Christian would be praising a country that persecutes Christians and has forced abortions. What’s next? The possibilities dazzle the mind.

To think that China won’t use it’s growing financial and economic strength to try and change US foreign policy someday is hopelessly naive. The day will come when they will do something like blockade Taiwan and tell the US that if we interfere they will call in their loans and crash our economy. They’re going to do what’s in the national self-interest. Hide and watch.

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