Typical of this administration, 288k new jobs in June

[jms62]

Originally Posted by Rupert Pupkin

You misunderstood my question. I agree with you that most corporations are about the bottom line and maximizing profits. Right now it is more profitable for them to have their factories overseas. My question is whether there could be anything done that would make it more profitable for them to keep their companies here. When I mentioned a tax break, I meant that it would only be under the condition that the company have their factory here, and not overseas.

I suppose if we completely eliminate the minimum wage, unemployment benefits, allow unlimited H1B's, eliminate the FDA and EPA, eliminate welfare benefits and allow people to sell their children into slavery we can be competitive with China and India. In short I would trust a meth addicted degenerate gambler at Hawthorne to pay me back the 100 bucks he is asking for than corporate America to do what is right for the future of the country with any bribe money given them.

[geeker2]

Looks like the sky may not be falling after all.....eventually it all about economics and certainty.

http://worldtonyc.com/us-manufacturing-making-comeback/

[jms62]

Originally Posted by geeker2

Looks like the sky may not be falling after all.....eventually it all about economics and certainty.

http://worldtonyc.com/us-manufacturing-making-comeback/

Awesome!!! I'm glad W2NYC is on the case and telling it like it is while the associated press is totally dropping the ball

http://www.bigstory.ap.org/article/b...n-worker-visas



The sky is not falling Geeker, it already fell and crushed the middle class. Can I ask if you are retired/semi retired and collecting a pension? Most folks in that age group see no problems at all cause they are still getting their pensions... For now that is. As far as "It's all about economics", the economics books have yet to be written on the long range detrimental effects of shipping buying power to the 3rd world.

[Rupert Pupkin]

Originally Posted by jms62

Awesome!!! I'm glad W2NYC is on the case and telling it like it is while the associated press is totally dropping the ball

http://www.bigstory.ap.org/article/b...n-worker-visas



The sky is not falling Geeker, it already fell and crushed the middle class. Can I ask if you are retired/semi retired and collecting a pension? Most folks in that age group see no problems at all cause they are still getting their pensions... For now that is. As far as "It's all about economics", the economics books have yet to be written on the long range detrimental effects of shipping buying power to the 3rd world.

That is interesting. It shows that we have been bamboozled when they keep telling us that they need to bring in these workers because there is a shortage of skilled workers here. In reality, there doesn't appear to be much of a shortage. They just want cheaper labor.

[jms62]

Originally Posted by Rupert Pupkin

That is interesting. It shows that we have been bamboozled when they keep telling us that they need to bring in these workers because there is a shortage of skilled workers here. In reality, there doesn't appear to be much of a shortage. They just want cheaper labor.

Dr. Matloff has been pounding the table on this topic for 20 years. Of course main stream media has ignored him. Could it be because media companies also enjoy using the cheap slave labor.

http://heather.cs.ucdavis.edu/h1b.html

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by jms62

Dr. Matloff has been pounding the table on this topic for 20 years. Of course main stream media has ignored him. Could it be because media companies also enjoy using the cheap slave labor.

http://heather.cs.ucdavis.edu/h1b.html

it's always about the money. the parties can talk the talk all they want about reform, but their puppet masters don't want reform. they like things just the way they are.

[Rudeboyelvis]

Originally Posted by Danzig

it's always about the money. the parties can talk the talk all they want about reform, but their puppet masters don't want reform. they like things just the way they are.

And now the puppet masters don't even have to be US-based in order to continue their influence peddling.