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Your article was ecxellent and erudite.
Your article was ecxellent and erudite.
Rich Dad, Poor Dad isn't that great. Here's an excellent detailed review on how it could be better:
http://www.johntreed.com/Kiyosaki.html
Kiyosaki aspires to be one of those supermen by selling emotional-filled stories rather than common sense and get rich slowly advice that no one wants to hear or buy.
Saddam was a brutal dictator, but he was interested in making a secular Arab Westernized superstate of countries in the mold of the EU or the US.
When he invaded Kuwait over suspicions of cross-cutting (that is, the Kuwaitis drilling at an angle across their border into Iraqi fields), the Saudis feared they would be next, so they demanded the US put a stop to that invasion or they would evict the US military bases.
Saddam had originally asked the US ambassador if the US would take action against him for dealing with Kuwait and was told "we have no interest in this border conflict". Saddam was used by the US in the 80s and 90s as a Westernized Arab counterweight to Iran's radical Muslims.
Great post.
Thanks. I've been thinking similar things but haven't been able to get it straight in my head.
Any further reading suggestions on guilt/rights?