On Mar 12, 12:38=A0pm, "Albert K. Fung" <akwf...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> > Their principal obligations ....
>
> > Are to improve themselves and their families, not their "own
> > lot". According to Yale's Prof. Amy Chua, throughout history
> > of human civilization there had only been a handful of hyper
> > powers. Some, like the Roman and the British, are well known
> > while others, like the Persian and the Dutch, are less so.
>
> > Common among them is merit over race, religion and origin.
>
> > Pax Americana is taking that further by leaps and bounds. It
> > is highly unlikely, for example, that a young Indian can be-
> > comes a provincial governor in China (Louisiana's Gov. Bobby
> > Jindal). Or that the descendant of an African, running to be
> > the primer of the Chinese government (Illinois's Sen. Barack
> > Obama). Not to mention immigrants, from the likes of Russia,
> > Romania, Hungry, India, Iran, etc. founding, and running the
> > who's who of China's equivalent of Fortune 500. Therein lies
> > the secret of success.
>
> > Of the post modern hegemonic power .... :)
>
> > PS: The gentleman from the world's powerhouse of software,
> > =A0 =A0 Mr. William Gates III, will appear shortly in Congress
> > =A0 =A0 to plead the case for more H1 visa's for foreign grads
> > =A0 =A0 who studied and trained in the USA. It is a shame that
> > =A0 =A0 the gentleman has to do that. As post modern hegemonic
> > =A0 =A0 empire, the USA, like Pax Romana, needs the service of
> > =A0 =A0 the world's best and brightest without regard to race,
> > =A0 =A0 religion and country of origin.
>
> rst0wxyz:
>
> > No one can leap and bound higher than Zhu Yuanzhang, who came into the
> > world very poor, became a beggar at age 16, but eventually led an army
> > to take China and started the Ming Dynasty.
>
> > No one can leap and bound higher than Liu Bang, who was a bandit, but
> > eventually led an army to take China and started the Han Dynasty.
>
> > Where there is a will, there is a way. =A0And in China and India,
there
> > are many, many ways, all you need is strong will. =A0Mao did it.
=A0Gand=
hi
> > did it. =A0Now who will rise above the rest and lead the way for
> > India!!! =A0The rewards are huge, huge!! =A0Who has the strongest will
t=
o
> > do it today!!!
>
> Great empire builders ....
>
> Regrettably, that of Zhu Yuanzhang and Liu Bang, did not be-
> long to the exclusive and elite club of hyperpowers.
They most certainly did belong to the "hyperpower" of its time.
> =A0In the
> history of human civilization, there were no more a dozen of
> them. Those two gentlemen were brave and heroic.
>
> But were no match for the great khans of the Mongol Empire.
Zhu Yuanzhang not only match but took China from the Mongols. The so-
called "Great Khan" of China fled upon hearing the coming of the
rebels.
>
> Building a hyperpower, takes much more than strong will. Pax
> Romana is an example par excellence of a fi****ng tribe turn-
> ed ruler of the entire western world. To accomplish that, it
> was not sufficient to recruit talents inside the country, or
> from the region. Rather, it needed the services of the best,
> and the brightest that the entire world had to offer.
>
> Not unike the Mongolian Empire, it recruited talents, solely
> on merits, from all over the western world. Many of Pax Rom-
> ana's famed soldiers, engineers, architects, civil servants,
> counsels, generals and senators were foreigners.
We're talking about great leaders with strong will, and you nit-pick
underlings that did the actual works with muscles and hands. What a
shame!!!
>
> In that regard, Pax Americana is unmatched in the history of
> human history. For instance, it is hard to imagine the likes
> of Prof. Einstein wanting to immigrate to China or India.
>
> And wanting to he their citizens ....
As I have said before, Albert Fung. America didn't come with
skyscrapers, automobiles, freeways and airlines. People built it over
time with hands and muscles, sweats, hard****p and death. It takes
great leaders over time to make a desirable country to live. The U.S.
did it, so can India. China is in the process of doing it unless the
U.S. finds a way to "create chaos and dissension" for China like they
did in June 4, 1989. Someday, who knows, there may be many "Einstein"
willing and eager to immigrate to China or to India for their "good
life" under the sun.
>
> Regards,
>
> Albert K. Fung
> La Brisas/Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California, Mexico.
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