for this one, i dont mind globalisation at all:-)

For some old reasons, I do not support the idea of opening all channel of social and economic interconnectedness by the globalisation machine. However, I should revise a bit. I have been cherishing and praising the globalised know-how as now I can keep in touch with my old and new friends. Do you believe it that I can track and be updated with my old pals in Indonesia from Europe within seconds via f......r ? Do you believe it that I can get advice and support within minutes from friends in Holland in my m......y network? I even can call my mom anytime cheaper from Prague to Jakarta by internet?
not only that, I even can contact my family wherever they are by sms ing them via mobile.
Thanks to people who dedicated their lives for mitigating the humans hard times by improving technology and science. Thanks also to the capitalism which encompasses the spirit of invention and quality and price competitions among traders so that the word monopoly and state-owned unpopular.
(in this case, I think liberalism prevails). I cant imagine if state dominates and arranges which providers or companies can get in to sell high tech products.. In this case, you wont get better price and more options.
I cant also imagine if state screens and censors all media and closes down business foreign traders from capitalist countries. Hence, I could have not imagined if I foolishly lacked behind my friends who already network with many people virtually.

YOu disagree with me? it's OK, that is liberalism. You want to curse me for supporting non socialism form of governance? that's your choice, Im not your dictator:-). btw, how can you read my journal now if it's not because the globalised high tech liberalism:-)?

p.s.: I m not speaking of globalising high tech at extreme level. That will be a different topic.
btw, im still in ecstacy coz I had chit chat with old friends from high school, finally I met them, huurrrrayyyy!!!!!!