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Sunday 05/24/2009 9:28:30am Name: Mike Luck Homepage: E-Mail: michael.luck@sky .com Referred By: Search Engine City/Country: Hastings UK Comments: Hello I was very interested in the story of the fishermen with the turtle and pleased the turtle was released. I hope one day to visit your beautiful country in retirement and I am actively seeking advice in this area. Many thanks Mike

Tuesday 05/19/2009 1:18:32pm Name: Rodney Bartlett Homepage: http://www.writesight.com/writers/rodsroom/ E-Mail: rodney@stanthorpe.net Referred By: Friend City/Country: Stanthorpe, Queensland, Australia Comments: The worldwide economic crisis has the potential for many political benefits, since cooperation will be the only way to maintain and improve our living standard if monetary systems fail. The crisis would encourage domestic and international peace and sharing - perhaps even paradise on earth ... The present global financial crisis may indicate that the world we live in today has lost stability and is on the brink of changing. Therefore, this "crisis" might be necessary to awaken us to the potential of tomorrow. Just because money has been making the world go round for thousands of years doesn't mean money will be the way of the world forever. We should start looking for an alternative system to preserve, and increase, standards of living now in case we need it tomorrow (I imagine politicians are the ones with the resources and organizational ability needed to implement such a system). This scheme should not use any form of monetary organisation nor be based on gold, silver etc. It should, idealistic and naive as it appears at first, be based on mutual cooperation and the goal of ushering in a paradise on earth. We can say there can never be paradise on earth; but the human instinct to survive is much stronger than our tendency for other types of self-interest, and greed, and to not cooperate with each other. If money ceases to be an option; most people will gladly cooperate with those we would have previously regarded as competition, or even as an enemy, if it's the only way to maintain and improve our living standard.

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