Europe's Stark Options

Submitted by Peter C. Huang (United States), Mar 3, 2007 at 01:26

The Commonwealth of Britain had thirty-six colonies in the world, though it is less than that numbers now. And the Europeans have many colonies in Africa, Asia, and Mideast. To have the colonized to believe that the colonists are for the interest of the colonized, one of the ways is to absorb the colonized rich and influential people to live in colonists' better environment for better livings and let them control the colonized such as to be their tools to govern the colonies, or to show the colonized how far the colonist is good. It is a way that the colonists and the colonized can live in hamony, or the resistance encountered from the colonized can offset, more or less, the value and benifit of their colonizations. Even to absorb some of the colonized people to live in the colonist country is still a kind of favor to the colonized. Relying on oppression and exploitation to the colonized can not last long.

Peter C. Huang Boston

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