Tesla arrival to US was the key event for the US and responsible for the genuine rise of US. Things have now changed and there is no way back. Next stage is wars... Lasts until it lasts.
Syrian Forces Open Fire on Protestors, Many Dead Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhHS408eJvw&feature=player_embedded#at=190
When I was a kid, we played "cowboys and indians". "Cowboys and Native Americans" just doesn't have a ring to it.
Soilders Burned for refusing to kill Protestors - Libya - Middle East War Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcNFlT9boRs&feature=related&skipcontrinter=1 Libya : Soldiers Executed by Foreign African Mercenaries in Derna. Many bodies - Gaddafi Gang video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGZLwRAY3h0&feature=related
Let's break it down. Who decides to go to war? The leader. What is in the leader's best interests? Himself, his friends and family, his country. In that order. War: -It costs money -It angers his subjects -It fuels the economy via increased military production. If you win: You get the resources. If you lose: You've just invested a lot of money and there is no return. A leader will only enter a war if he thinks he'll come out profitable.
'Nuclear hellstorm' if Osama Bin Laden caught: 9/11 mastermind The mastermind of the 9/11 attacks warned that Al-Qaeda has hidden a nuclear bomb in Europe which will unleash a "nuclear hellstorm" if Osama bin Laden is captured, leaked files revealed Monday. Skip related content The terror group also planned to make a 9/11 style attack on London's Heathrow airport by crashing a hijacked airliner into one of the terminals, the files showed. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed told Guantanamo Bay interrogators the terror group would detonate the nuclear device if the Al-Qaeda chief was captured or killed, according to the classified files released by the WikiLeaks website. http://uk.news.yahoo.com/18/20110425/twl-nuclear-hellstorm-if-bin-laden-caugh-3cd7efd.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_mobility != http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economic_mobility An example http://www.economist.com/blogs/lexington/2009/09/farewell_to_feer