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Thu Jan-20-11 05:29 PM
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| Serious political question: My good friend, a Canadian, asked this |
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question on his facebook and I want to say something about it an am asking my good DU friends to help me.
Here's the question: What are the major barriers with NATO to deliver change and transformation to the world? Quantify your reasons...Serious
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| lumberjack_jeff
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Thu Jan-20-11 05:32 PM
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| 1. With Nato, corporations unlike citizens can shop for the best deal. |
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Corporations used to simply get states to compete against one another, now they get Mexico and Canada bidding on our jobs. We always lose.
By "We" I mean people who work.
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Thu Jan-20-11 05:33 PM
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Thu Jan-20-11 08:05 PM
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| 5. Sorry. I inferred NAFTA. n/t |
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Edited on Thu Jan-20-11 08:06 PM by lumberjack_jeff
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| Jackpine Radical
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Thu Jan-20-11 05:33 PM
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| 2. NATO pretty much only does what the US wants done. |
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The US pretty much only wants to do what the corporations want done.
The corporations don't want none of this here change and transformation bullshit.
Any other questions?
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Thu Jan-20-11 05:34 PM
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I don't understand what NATO has to do with "change in the world"
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