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These days, communism doesn't seem to the factor that it used to be. Red China's a communist country, and it's a trading partner with the world...Vietnam's communist, it's participating in the global market, Russia's formerly a communist country...it's a trading participant; Cold War's over. If countries are peaceful and want to become constructive (instead of destructive) then their beliefs and titles (names) might not be that important (anymore). Maybe, it's the threat of terrorism that's mended some of the feelings...maybe terrorism has turned into the new "common enemy" for all nations.

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