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		<title>Is &quot;Capitalism&quot; Collapsing – If So Who Rules?</title>
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			<title>The End of History The End Point and The End Game</title>
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Prologue: 
     With the rise of communist China, the advent of peak oil, and an unresolved and unprecedented economic crisis in the United States, itâ€™s not hard to see that history is at turning point. Peak oil and a foundering economy are threatening challenges.  But how should we perceive China? The majority of the worldâ€™s biggest multinationals have set up shop in China. The worldâ€™s capitalists have given China their blessing. So whatâ€™s to fear? Well, communists â€œopenly declare that their ends can be attained only by the forcible overthrow of all existing social conditions. Let the ruling class tremble at a Communist revolution.â€  At the heart of Marxism is historical materialism. Here it is not ideas that determine history, but the inexorable push of economic determinism. So are we witnessing a revolution in China, a revolution in means? Do they intend to overthrow capitalism by beating them at their own game? Until they allow dissent, allow proponents of democracy to have their say, they should be perceived as such a threat.
    And if so how do we meet that threat? For us, history is determined by our free will as we put forward the ideas that meet the challenges that a changing world presents. Yet up to this point we seem to be at loss. And neither Obama nor McCain, as they seek the White House, has presented a clear strategy either for economic recovery or ideological victory. 
    So, given the gravity of these issues itâ€™s best that we consider the worst-case Marxist scenario and then consider the practical idealism that can resolve these challenges. 

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http://theendpoint.blogspot.com/ - walter libby</description>
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