> > Subject: Why the US wants war
> > 
> > 
> > The US has enjoyed a long economic growth since the
> > second world war and become the world only great power
> > after the collapse of most of the socialist countries.
> > There are quite a no. of propagandas about WTO,
> > globalisation, human right protection, etc promoted by
> > the US since 1990. However, the fact is that the US
> > is the main weapon exporter in the world. (Supplier
> > of nuclear bombs to Irasel) He cried for fair
> > treatment to the US soldiers under detention by Iraq
> > but the prisoners of Afghan are still under custody
> > without any lawyer presented or open treatment in the
> > US due to terrorism. (Like the godfather of Harry
> > Potter in Volume 3.) The US uses uranium-deficit
> > bombs made from wastes of nuclear power plant in Iraq
> > and Yugosiavia. The level of radiation at this two
> > places has raised by 6000 times and led to a
> > substantial increase in the cancer cases. However,
> > the US has recently published a study claiming that
> > there is no proof of the increase in cancer due to the
> > uranium-deficit bombs. (Just like mobile phone and
> > cigarette.) The US (& Japan) is the largest exporter
> > of gene-modified food and China (& HK) is one of the
> > major importer. However, the HK's F&HD said that the
> > labelling of gene-modified food will lead to the high
> > increase in cost of the suppliers and eventually to
> > the cosumers and does not favour the labelling. The
> > European Union has already banned the import of some
> > of the Chinese's vegetable due to the presence of
> > modified gene. (or gene pollution.) The US is already
> > the largest econmic power in the world but in order to
> > maintain growth of the industry, it has to enter the
> > emerging markets like China. But the protectionism
> > (eg. taxation) of those emerging markets will decrease
> > the competition of the US companies. So it requires
> > those countries to enter WTO to facilitate
> > globalisation. That is they have to open their
> > markets in order not to be discriminated by the
> > 'free' trade of the western countries.
> >