What Is The Truest Definition Of Globalization?

Question

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>Answer: Princess Diana's death.
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>Question: How come?
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>Answer: An English princess
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>with an Egyptian boyfriend
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>crashes in a French tunnel,
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>driving a German car
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>with a Dutch engine,
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>driven by a Belgian who was drunk
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>on Scottish whisky

>followed closely by Italian Paparazzi,
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>on Japanese motorcycles;
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>treated by an American doctor,
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>using Brazilian medicines.
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>This is sent to you by an American,
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>using Bill Gate's technology,
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>and you're probably reading this on your computer,
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>that uses Taiwanese chips,
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>and a Korean monitor,
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>assembled by Bangladeshi workers
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>in a Singapore plant,
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>transported by Indian lorry-drivers,
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>hijacked by Indonesians,
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>unloaded by Sicilian longshoremen,
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>and trucked to you by Mexican illegal.....
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>That, my friends, is Globalization

Answer 1

Corporations raking in billions by sending US jobs to other countries.

Answer 2

Your joke is cute but doesn't have anything to do with globalization. Globalization has to do with cultures blending across once definite national borders. The Euro as currency is one example. Instant communication , fast low cost travel and definitely closely tied economies have contributed to this.

Answer 3

All of it truly is someway logically interconnected troulbe with it it would not comparison the separation of the evil intentions of golbalization engineered with assistance from Neocons for international domination. something else are merely minor gamers contained in the great rip-off of the hot international order,

Answer 4

what about the arabs who sell us the oil that makes the plastic that the cases are made of?

Answer 5

That and the Internet

Answer 6

I guess you found the answer yourself! Good on you.