Valis wrote, >Below is the epigraph in the mission statement of a small Leninist org >rooted in France and Belgium: > > Europe will unify or succumb. The year 2000 will see Europe unified or > dominated. The same goes for Latin America. (Juan PERON) That puts Peron right up there with Nostradamus. The jury's still out on the unified AND dominated thesis, though. I was just musing that the year 2000 (or even 1999) could well see the emergence of a sharp divergence between U.S. and European fortunes, with the U.S. finally reaping the bleak harvest of decades of foreign account deficit and anti-social policies and Europe capitalising on the extent to which labour has resisted the neo-liberal bromide. Great Britain may have to choose between sinking with the Yankee clipper or floating with the Euros. O.K. Pen-l'ers, here's the quiz: 1. Social injustice is: A. Good for business. B. Bad for business. C. May appear superficially good for business in the short term (because of accounting discrepencies) but is ultimately ruinous. D. There is no such thing as society, only individuals. Regards, Tom Walker ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ #408 1035 Pacific St. Vancouver, B.C. V6E 4G7 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (604) 669-3286 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ The TimeWork Web: http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/
