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lmbeharry · Sun 06-Apr-08, 09:15 PM

Capitalism is nowhere! Capitalism is about honest people (producers) creating value and trading amongst themselves for self-interest. When everyone works in self-interest, with honest knowledge about the products and labor, and in an environment that allows free trade for advantage, everyone becomes better off.

What Hartford Institute is doing is socialist. They are lying about their product, extorting money, and trying to keep all of the constituents ignorant of the truth. That's very similar to the Stalinist socialist totalitarian model.

Mongolia is not a capitalist country...

I can't start a business in Mongolia. The government requires a cash balance of $100,000 to start a business. Besides, why should I continue to work to help this country. All these people have done since I arrived here was try to screw me over. I am trying to find employment elsewhere. I've wasted enough time with these people.

Anyway, my advice, stay clear of Hartford Institute. It's a bad place. (In business school, we would say that the Entity is corrupt.)

Sun 06-Apr-08, 09:15 PM	#6 (permalink)
lmbeharry Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Occupation: Professor/Businessman Location: Posts: 7	Re: Warning: Hartford Institute/Raffles University Capitalism is nowhere! Capitalism is about honest people (producers) creating value and trading amongst themselves for self-interest. When everyone works in self-interest, with honest knowledge about the products and labor, and in an environment that allows free trade for advantage, everyone becomes better off. What Hartford Institute is doing is socialist. They are lying about their product, extorting money, and trying to keep all of the constituents ignorant of the truth. That's very similar to the Stalinist socialist totalitarian model. Mongolia is not a capitalist country... I can't start a business in Mongolia. The government requires a cash balance of $100,000 to start a business. Besides, why should I continue to work to help this country. All these people have done since I arrived here was try to screw me over. I am trying to find employment elsewhere. I've wasted enough time with these people. Anyway, my advice, stay clear of Hartford Institute. It's a bad place. (In business school, we would say that the Entity is corrupt.)