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originally posted by: signalfire
What's with Germany's stats?
Deagel.com Germany
originally posted by: buddha
from the looks of it we All end up in USSR!
147 mill to 7.1 trill people ??
For those who might be concerned.
The countries forecast has been out there for over a decade. It is updated annually using the latest available information and is provided AS IS. Obviously, at this point, predicts a Western collapse.
This website is not and has never been linked to any government. It is the result of private individuals using their spare time.
originally posted by: DigitalJedi805
originally posted by: signalfire
What's with Germany's stats?
Deagel.com Germany
Is this what you saw?
If it is -- I'm still trying to discern it myself...
Basically - what I'm seeing is 'a sum of information is being presented with segments of data missing or malformed'. Meaning that this is either encrypted, or it is 'damaged'. I took a copy of it so I can pass it through a few of my decryption algorithms... I'll let you know if it turns anything up...
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If you are so inclined, please upload your own german-accented Brzezinski quote and post it as a video response. Here is the infamous Brzezinski quote: "Moreover, as America becomes an increasingly multicultural society, it may find it more difficult to fashion a concensus on foreign policy issues, except in the circumstances of a truly massive and widely perceived direct external threat."
In a speech in 2009, Brzezinski elaborated, "...in early times, it was easier to control a million people, literally it was easier to control a million people than physically to kill a million people. Today, it is infinitely easier to kill a million people than to control a million people. It is easier to kill than to control...."
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Democratising Global Governance:
The Challenges of the World Social Forum
by
Francesca Beausang
ABSTRACT
This paper sums up the debate that took place during the two round tables organized by UNESCO within the first World Social Forum in Porto Alegre (25/30 January 2001). It starts with a discussion of national processes, by examining democracy and then governance at the national level. It first states a case for a "joint" governance based on a combination of stakeholder theory, which is derived from corporate governance, and of UNESCO's priorities in the field of governance. As an example, the paper investigates how governance can deviate from democracy in the East Asian model. Subsequently, the global dimension of the debate on democracy and governance is examined, first by identification of the characteristics and agents of democracy in the global setting, and then by allusion to the difficulties of transposing governance to the global level.