A prediction made under influence of the horribly incorrect theory that big countries naturally get into conflict with each other. De Tocqueville's prediction is basically a lucky guess, which I might add came true due to completely unrelated factors.
That's mostly because it's also geographically three times the size of Paris. The city itself, with a population of 5 million, is, while large, smaller than Paris. Anyhow, it's also the most important industrial area in China's hinterland, not just some random "provincial town".Chongqing. Most people will have never heard of it. It is a provincial town. It is three times the size of Paris.
Whoa, slow down, sparky. I was merely inquisitive (and failed at communicating that, apparently). Must have misread, my badLook, I don't know what kind of dimwits you are accustomed to, but I am getting a bit tired of your constantly adressing me as if I'm one too.
(As an aside, even then it'd be incorrect, seeing as American hegemony had ended long before Bush's election)
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