Hope that colleges, hotel, airline, vacation, phones, computers and books stay on ads around here. Any way that things came together so very gloomy in the 1900s-1990s looks dramatically difference in 2000-2090s.
Wars were many and deadly early in the 1900s, and most of the time some type of royalty family leaders caused much of these wars. World War I was so vicious, millions of soldiers from a number of countries died, and no really excuse could be explained!
Later, after alcohol drinking and sold were made illegal to the United States but remained legal in Canada which was very close to Detroit and Chicago, all the rich, alcohol-selling crimes were wreaking havoc in the United States. Machine guns were plentiful, in the U.S and not Canada, which had most alcohol legal, and other drugs.
Drugs have caused wars in the 1900s. Afghanistan for centuries have worked poppyseed plants, and heroin would be made for people everywhere, and even now still exists. Wars were huge for Afghanistan and will remain even if United States troops move out.
World War II was even more horrible, with Germany leading the military, and trying to create a new, world-type society. It was awful, as were Japan, a very intelligent nation that turned the wrong way, like Germany. Nuclear explosions blew up the Japanese, and the Russians destroyed Germany.
Can anyone really study and try and figure out these wars were even there? Korea came next, and the North still is there, but is not switching back to South Korea in the same way that the East Germans switched off from communists and joined West Germany.
Now, Vietnam, and even Laos, Canbodia and others. Look, the Soviet system died off, and Russia and all these other countries now exist. China have a little communist deal for rulers, but crazed cash for capitalism!
Vietnam is changing and wants to make its nation normal, with interesting cultures. China helps. Even massive city Hong Kong joined China.
More good things are coming. More phones. More Internet. Google and all else!
More to checked out later, and hopefully great ads!
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