#21: (PM) beyond @. Taiwan Status:US-China. Mycenaean grave. 07.7.17=2 8:50pm.

(PM) beyond @/State System:
http://cyberterra.com/mpr/newintlsymbol.html

'Birth of new international symbol'

"Just wanted to report the birth of a new international symbol, the Print Monopoly,
which came into being on 16 July 2007 (J:15H2007), as well as the New Legal Paradigm associated with it below."
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"The concept of Print Monopoly was invented to carefully distinguish it from the concept of Copyright, since the latter depends on national and international conventions the Fifth World Council (5WC) and Micronational Professional Registry (MPR) never agreed to, and a legal paradigm which also does not recognise non-territorial powers."
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http://www.rand.org/pubs/monographs/2007/RAND_MG567.pdf

'U.S.–China Relations After Resolution of Taiwan’s Status' :
Roger Cliff, David A. Shlapak; Prepared for the United States Air Force.

For more than 25 years, U.S. policy has, above all else, sought to ensure that any resolution of Taiwan’s status occurs peacefully. The analysis here suggests that this has indeed been the correct policy, as the consequences of a peaceful resolution of Taiwan’s status are almost uniformly positive for the United States. The analysis here also shows, however, that the consequences of violent unification are almost certainly negative. Thus, as China’s power and confidence in its military capabilities grow, it is important for the United States to maintain the capability to deter and, if necessary, defeat an attempt by Beijing to achieve unification through force.

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Mycenaean grave
http://www.reuters.com/article/scienceNews/idUSL1676411820070716

'Rare Mycenaean grave unearthed', Mon Jul 16, 2007 2:45PM ED:

ATHENS (Reuters) ... ...
"The Mycenaean civilization flourished from 1600 to 1100 BC, building great walled cities, such as Mycenae, across the Peloponnese. Homer's Iliad tells of the conquest of Troy by the Mycenaean kings.

"This is a very important discovery because it gives us clues as to the social and military dominance enjoyed by the people of this era," said archaeologist Maria Gatsi, in charge of excavations in the area."
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