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tibet means absolutely nothing. if there is a giant oil field under it then china will never give it up and if all the fucking douchebags wearing 'free tibet' shirts actually cared they wouldn't be buying all the cheap home appliances and furniture made in china.
question: how will this fix the so-called broken economy. yes the economy is fucked presently but that's after a decade of the highest growth in modern history. the economy models we're currently under are only a couple of hundred years old and are constantly evolving. in fact the dip we're in is part of the cycle of our economic system. certainly australia has been saved through stronger governmental controls of banks. the complete lack of banking regulation was what massively help cause the great depression and evolved economics to include some amount of government controls. the latest has again shown that the us needs some better regulations and transparency. evolving again. and in 4 years we'll be up and running again, with a view that in another 10-12 years we'll experience a dip like the one we're in now. if you're 30 or older you'll havea better memory of the trouple that happened between '87 to '94. that was shite for the western world but once it built back up it took off massively.
the new one-currency is possible sure but presently we're run by the sheer consumer power of the us. they buy shit that is made in china, the factories fuelled by coal/uranium mined is australia/sfa. china does have the states by the balls but the states also has at least 1 ball of chinas. it's a conjoined ball-holding. unless the states absolutely collapses, which it probably won't in a hurry then it's probably going to just carry on, business as usual.
who knows though, maybe you're right. if so lets buy those begium minting fuckers shares up now!