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The following article doesn't deal with metric, but about
US economic policy in general since the end of the 2-nd World War until the
present and beyond.
Seeing how the US has such dominance in both economy and
military, can one ever envision the US following the world and becoming a metric
country? But if that dominance becomes weak enough or ends completely and
the US has to play by the same rules as everyone else, then the motivation will
exist to bring about full metrication.
I highly doubt that under the present US global economic
strategy, as long as it exists, will the US ever see the need to
metricate. We are wasting our time hoping for such a miracle. If or
when that miracle happens, the US will be a totally different country then it is
now.
Any comments?
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- [USMA:28221] Metric road construction john mercer
- [USMA:28223] RE: The New American Century Chimpsarecute
- [USMA:28223] RE: The New American Century Phil Chernack
- [USMA:28224] RE: The New American Century Carleton MacDonald
- [USMA:28272] RE: The New American Cent... Chimpsarecute
- [USMA:28239] RE: The New American Century Chimpsarecute
- [USMA:28225] Re: The New American Century Andy Johnson
- [USMA:28227] Re: Metric road construction Andy Johnson
