Raising and lowering interest rates, is nothing more then a band-aid on an amputation of the American workforce! In order to reattach this limb, Laws must change in the U.S., to protect American jobs and American workers and the products made therein. With responsible legislation we need to enact laws that penalize U.S. companies with more then 35% of their factories outside the U.S. with stiffer tariffs, and taxes! They also need to halt the sell off of US companies, factories, and farmland to Foreign Investors. Moreover, we as Americans need to look closely at the companies we invest in, to insure we invest in American Based companies, and workers. If the U.N. pushed for a World Wide Minimum Wage, to eliminate slave labor, sweatshops and insure a living wage, for our country and other Third World Countries, the world’s poor people would no longer be raped by Big Business. We do need to do our part in helping Third World Countries develop economic stability but not at the cost of our own economic stability.
Friday, March 5, 2010
Once a Great Nation
We were once one of the most powerful Nations in the world; do to our highly skilled workforce, good business ethics, and for always setting precedence in the world for our advancements in all fields. Now, we are known for being a Horde Monger, that has no respect for the workers they employ overseas or for the ones left behind in the states, and we have become a nation bent on Money and Power, and not Unconditional Respect for our Follow Man, Woman, and Child. We need to set the record straight, and get back to good business, before we have nothing to call our own, and our name as a Leader of Nations is tarnished beyond repair. For with the state of affairs in our country right now and the American workers having its future sold right out from under their noses, and the farmland being sold off to foreign investors or just vanishing all together there may not be anything left of America to pass on to our children, grandchildren, and our future generations!
Raising and lowering interest rates, is nothing more then a band-aid on an amputation of the American workforce! In order to reattach this limb, Laws must change in the U.S., to protect American jobs and American workers and the products made therein. With responsible legislation we need to enact laws that penalize U.S. companies with more then 35% of their factories outside the U.S. with stiffer tariffs, and taxes! They also need to halt the sell off of US companies, factories, and farmland to Foreign Investors. Moreover, we as Americans need to look closely at the companies we invest in, to insure we invest in American Based companies, and workers. If the U.N. pushed for a World Wide Minimum Wage, to eliminate slave labor, sweatshops and insure a living wage, for our country and other Third World Countries, the world’s poor people would no longer be raped by Big Business. We do need to do our part in helping Third World Countries develop economic stability but not at the cost of our own economic stability.
Raising and lowering interest rates, is nothing more then a band-aid on an amputation of the American workforce! In order to reattach this limb, Laws must change in the U.S., to protect American jobs and American workers and the products made therein. With responsible legislation we need to enact laws that penalize U.S. companies with more then 35% of their factories outside the U.S. with stiffer tariffs, and taxes! They also need to halt the sell off of US companies, factories, and farmland to Foreign Investors. Moreover, we as Americans need to look closely at the companies we invest in, to insure we invest in American Based companies, and workers. If the U.N. pushed for a World Wide Minimum Wage, to eliminate slave labor, sweatshops and insure a living wage, for our country and other Third World Countries, the world’s poor people would no longer be raped by Big Business. We do need to do our part in helping Third World Countries develop economic stability but not at the cost of our own economic stability.
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