Reply #7: Your post was spot on ... [View All]

[CRH]

with clarity and word economy.

The South American "Common Market" part of your post is IMHO, the brightest future and best economic alternative as neo con/neo lib globalization is exposed by it privatizing excesses; and exposure that, unfair foreign corporate competition with local small business has the 'Walmart effect' of consolidating the profits of local consumption, and moving the booty to foreign head quarters. The application of first world globalization of second and third world economies, has illustrated to many the overall design is economic subjugation. The wishful platitudes of rhetoric, that first world corporate economic investment will provide jobs and a greater standard of living for all, in practice is seldom realized.

There is a growing number of citizens here aware of this globalization trend, and I expect to see movement toward the principles of a Latin/South American common market, in future non computerized transparent paper ballot elections. It is in such elections, this common sense is able to use the experience of history as a beacon for future direction, and the paper ballots can be transparently counted and re counted, as common sense dictates.