
Journal mercedo's Journal: Multinational Commodities 9
Recently I found many electric appliances made in Thailand, Malaysia, or China, but manufactured by Sony, Panasonic, Sanyo, Sharp, Toshiba. If you don't know these companies are Japanese origin, many people would think that these companies are based in respective countries. Global days the country of the company in commodities means nothing.
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The problem with this is that the world is a dangerous place today- it wouldn't take hardly anything to say, replace the oil in a run of .
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According to a pessimistic point of view, yes, but I don't believe so. Look at the sky, it is as clear as the deep green sea, we live under the same sky no matter where we live. Actually we are converging at only one integrated society.
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Depends where you are. In LA and Mexico city it's yellow- destroyed by the actions of man on the environment. That's the culture that they want to bring to Oregon. I want to keep it clear. And the sea off the coast of Oregon in many places is already no longer green- but rather a sickly brownish blue, all of the kelp, algae, and fish have been destroyed.
Actually we are converging at only one integrated society.
We are- and that's where the big m
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I haven
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I read Genesis some year ago and I still remember the story of Cain and Abel. It was difficult to draw connections from the story as regards, though, I just understand in the Western world how Bible takes deep root on people's daily life.
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Re-read it sometime soon. Take a look at the respective jobs Cain and Abel did- and you'll quickly realize this is an anti-Western morality tale. The mark of Cain is a white face- 10,000 years ago Aryan farmers moved in to India and the Middle East, killing off the nati
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This is a relatively short description and no other descriptions are found in other part.
and you'll quickly realize this is an anti-Western morality tale.
It is very hard to draw some anti-Western morality from this
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Therein lies the key. Agriculture is a new paradigm- it requires LAND OWNERSHIP. Able was a nomadic herder- his way of life depended upon a lack of land ownership. You're taking the story too literally- take a step back from it. What happens when a culture that believes in Land Ownership invades a culture that doesn't? What has ALWAYS happened in this situation, every single time it occurs? The culture tha