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"Disgruntled Customer" <nowhere@nowhow.com> wrote in message
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> Mark Allread <arizonabigguy@hotmail.com> enscribed:
> >
> > >
> > > Maybe you should get your head out of your ass and look around. Thanks
> > > to Bush and the American Taliban, research is trickling out of the USA
> > > to Europe and Asia. Europe has the right environment to again be the
> > > science and technology leader it was before 1930, if it can entice
away
> > > the refugees of 1930, their students, and their grandstudents. A few
> > > more years of religious and political extremism will do it.
> >
> > Sure. Europe and Asia are going to entice American's to go live there
> > and research. The last genius to do that was Lee Harvey Oswald, and he
>
> What makes you think Europe wants Joe Bigot? You overrate your importance
> to innovation. Look at what has remained a profitable technology sector
> right through Bush's recession: biotechnology. If Bush and rest of the
> moral majority Taliban succeed in shutting down gene research, do you
> think that research will stop? It will continue to move to Europe (it
> has already started) and it will pull companies and their payrolls with
> them.

The situation is quite the opposite. The European Union is having a series
of meetings to determine how they can change the trends in research, as they
continue to fall farther behind the US, despite well-funded 10 year catch-up
programs. They area of gene research was highlighted as a critical area.
They are suffering there because of a highly organized effort within Europe
to oppose genetically altered products.
>
> > came back. Anti abortion and the Bill of Rights are what you rag head
> > loving liberals call extremism. Asia would love to have some American
> > technology, but they already bought all they need from Bill Clinton.
>
> You're out of the loop here. Another American strong point is aviation
> technology. Bush the Elder gave a big chunk of knowledge to Japan in
> order to sell them fighters. And Europe has learned from building
Airbuses.
> If either further shore can offer aeronautic engineers a better deal
> while Boeing goes out of business, where do you think they will go?

>
> > Maybe Europe will become the science and technology leader it was before
> >   1930. Italians will invent pizza, the French will design new white
> > flags  with which to greet the Germans, and Japan will copy everyone
else.
>
> Do you really think France or Germany wants economic deadweight like
> you?

Germany and France don't want anybody, they already have an unemployment
problem that is more serious than ours. A major issue in the last French
election was unemployment and poor funding of scientific research.
>

James