World Net Daily has an article about a ground breaking documentary about North Korea (view here).  As they run through the video, I have to wonder if this is the future that Al Gore and his minions have planned for the rest of us.  Electricity is scarce, people sing the praises of their fearless leaders and denounce the evil waste of America.

In short, the same sort of demagoguery that Americans have come to love and expect from their leaders, has lead North Korea, to be in the words of Shane Smith, "the Land that Time Forgot".

Yale had an article about "The Indian Century" back in 2004,  that started with:

"The balance of influence in this region is shifting rapidly to China – not yet the balance of power, but the balance of influence."

It seems that now even the balance of power is shifting to China, though the newspapers would rather just point out the "Indian Century" theme, than point out that many of the factories, and wealth of the west are moving not just to India, but to China as well (well moving is the wrong word, as the factories have already moved).

While people are crying about the gender bias in science (i.e. not enough women go through and get degrees in science), other countries are just focused on getting the best results for now.  As Al Gore starts spending 300 MILLION dollars to promote his luddite view that the rest of us (but not him) should live in the dark and eat soylent green we are going to be barraged with how the earth is in the balance.

Heck if I was China, I would give Al 300 Million to tell the stupid Americans to live in huts and not use anything, because it’s all colleterial for the debt that the United States owes the Chinese government.   You surely don’t think that China just wanted useless paper for all the goods it has been shipping to the United States do you?

Why do you think that we are paying a foriegn company over 400 million dollars to build a private toll road in Texas (with land seized from the farmers)?  It’s because the United States is massively in debt.  From the End of Money (quoting the Comptroller of the Currency) in 2006:

Despite improvement in both the fiscal year 2006 reported net operating cost and the cash-based budget deficit, the U.S. government’s total reported liabilities, net social insurance commitments, and other fiscal exposures continue to grow and now total approximately $50 trillion, representing approximately four times the Nation’s total output (GDP) in fiscal year 2006, up from about $20 trillion, or two times GDP in fiscal year 2000.

And this was before the Federal Reserve started handing out billions like a clown handing out ballons at a party.  Since then the creation of debt (which we wrongly thing is "money") by the Federal Reserve Bank (a private bank as the United States Government has repeatedly said) has continued in an EXPONENTIAL fashion (the green line in the graph is similar to the growth of the "monetary" [really debt] supply by the Federal Reserve).

What’s worse, is that as debt levels by the United States is increasing exponentially, the amount of reimbursements being demanded is increasing.

On a closing note, I will note that while Shane Smith’s people were "threatened" with arrest for taking pictures in North Korea, in America you can be arrested without warning for taking pictures of police while they are  (allegedly) working for the people.

Soon it may be that Kim Jong-II might have the last laugh.

And that isn’t funny at all.

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