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Mr. Robin Parsons
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Good dodge...Uhmmm NOT really...
News Is the United States truly in control of the world?
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SUMMARY
The forum discussion centers on the perception of United States dominance in global affairs. Participants argue that while the U.S. has significant military and economic power, its control is not absolute and is challenged by rising powers like China and India. The conversation highlights the importance of free trade and capitalism in fostering global prosperity, while also acknowledging the finite resources of the Earth. Ultimately, the discussion reflects a mix of national pride and critical examination of the U.S.'s role in the world.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of global geopolitics and power dynamics
- Knowledge of economic principles such as capitalism and free trade
- Familiarity with military strategy and restraint in international relations
- Awareness of cultural perspectives on education and literacy
- Research the impact of China's economic policies on global trade
- Explore the role of military restraint in U.S. foreign policy
- Investigate the educational systems in Singapore, India, and China
- Analyze the effects of resource scarcity on international relations
Political analysts, economists, educators, and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of U.S. influence in global affairs.
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Andy
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U really are pathetic, i had almost forgotten just how much so until i saw the link back to the thread 'Have you been wronged by the US governement'.
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Adam
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The USA rules the world? I thought it was the Vril!
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Nereid
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Science Advisor
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spelling etc
However, Andy81's are rather alarming, if he's a native speaker of English - ~7 separate errors in ~50 words! Among our members there may be some EFL/ESL teachers; perhaps they could tell us how they would feel about this level of error from one of their students?
[Edit: checked the numbers; worse than I'd imagined
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None of us are perfect, and every PF poster has surely made typos and spelling mistakes.
However, Andy81's are rather alarming, if he's a native speaker of English - ~7 separate errors in ~50 words! Among our members there may be some EFL/ESL teachers; perhaps they could tell us how they would feel about this level of error from one of their students?
[Edit: checked the numbers; worse than I'd imagined
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jimmy p
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wow, america rules the world cos talking about it can reduce people to petty squabbling. You should all be ashamed of yourselves.