Wriston’s Law Still Holds

Capital will go where it's wanted and stay where it's welcomed. That used to be America.

July 21, 2009 - by Rich Karlgaard

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Rich Karlgaard is the publisher of Forbes.

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1. seansarto:

Poison Ivy thrives upon the very same clarity of principle in regards to the appropriations of all available resources towards its own.

It’s still poison ivy though. No real assimilation goin’ on there.

As far as immigration policy, I considered recently what the effect of having the US shipping (a boost to such transportation industries) it’s South an Central American illegal immigrants (especially the ones of felony status) to a posts along the Russian/Chinese border…Then just point them in the direction of the developing economy and let their “machismo” take overfrom there out. Concurrent to such a context, it would be in the US “Intelligence” communities’ best interests to introduce representatives of the “La Raza” crowd into the Urumqi and Uighur caucuses to further foment destabilization within Chinese immigration policies and social milieu to ensure the ivy takes root. Then see what happens, if the exponential results are the same as they are in the US.

Jul 22, 2009 - 5:41 pm

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