[Niuhuru]

It started the minute India and China opened their doors with the promise of no lawsuits, no Affirmative Action, the promise that they would be free from racial extortion, and low taxation. They also appreciate people like Bill Gates and don’t persecute them for being successful.

[SatinDoll]

Bill Gates won’t hire people like himself.

[Nowhere Man]

It started the minute India and China opened their doors with the promise of no lawsuits, no Affirmative Action, the promise that they would be free from racial extortion, and low taxation. They also appreciate people like Bill Gates and don’t persecute them for being successful.

I'm a big roleplaying game fan, one of my favorites is "The Morrow Project" where people are frozen and wake up 150+ years later after an atomic war with the intentions of rebuilding the United States. Given that, if I froze myself for that long, barring the apocalypse, would I find the U.S. being a vassal of India and/or Red China?

IT sort of reminds me of Robert A. Heinlein's "Farnham's Freehold" where the US/USSR had an atomic war in the late 1960's and the family that survived had their bomb shelter take a direct hit from a nuke and it sent them 2000 years into the future where the Third World nations like India and in Africa were the new powers of the world. The people of the former first world were slaves and sometimes the owners ate them, the book really creeped me out.

Maybe we will find something like a higher tech version of Star Trek's "The Omega Glory" where what is left of the United States is fighting the Chinese and is on the verge of throwing them out after a long protracted war.