Misc. Quotes for Wednesday, June 15, 2016

"While leftist historians have always derided the era following the war between the states [U.S. Civil War, 1861-1865] as a time of corruption and complacency, no single generation in human history raised living standards more rapidly, absorbed and assimilated comparable waves of immigration, settled more vast and remote frontiers,  built as many new states and glittering cities, or brought a nation so quickly to the top of world power...The working class, in fact, benefited mightily from the explosive growth of the Gilded Age. ...between 1860 and 1890 real wages [adjusted for inflation] increased by a staggering 50 percent in America." - The 10 Big Lies About America, by Michael Medved

"How are traditional Americans, jealous of the liberty and proud of their heritage of independence, to be persuaded to give up their national sovereignty for a seat at the table of Strobe Talbott's New World Order? By stealth. In 1974, Richard N. Gardiner, later Clinton's ambassador to Spain, echoed Brazinski's warning not to awaken the sleeping giant of American patriotism but to proceed by subtlety and indirection: 'The House of World Order will have to be built from the bottom up...An end run about national sovereignty, eroding it piece by piece, will accomplish much more than the old fashioned frontal assault.' 'Piece by piece' our sovereignty is being surrendered. By accession to NAFTA, GATT, the UN, the WTO, the World Bank, the IMF, America has ensnared itself in a web that restricts its freedom of action, diminishes its liberty, and siphons off its wealth. Most Americans do not understand this." - The Great Betrayal - How American Sovereignty and Social Justice Are Being Sacrificed to the Gods of the Global Economy, by Patrick Buchanan


“We are grateful to the Washington Post, the New York Times, Time Magazine and other great publications whose directors have attended our meetings and respected their promises of discretion for almost 40 years......It would have been impossible for us to develop our plan for the world if we had been subjected to the lights of publicity during those years. But, the world is more sophisticated and prepared to march towards a world government. The supernational sovereignty of an intellectual elite and world bankers is surely preferable to the national autodetermination practiced in past..."
- David Rockefeller, Memoirs

" DNA is like a computer program but far, far more advanced than any software ever created.”
― Bill Gates, The Road Ahead

“To grasp the reality of life as it has been revealed by molecular biology, we must magnify a cell a thousand million times until it is twenty kilometers in diameter and resembles a giant airship large enough to cover a great city like London or New York. What we would then see would be an object of unparalleled complexity and adaptive design. On the surface of the cell we would see millions of openings, like the port holes of a vast space ship, opening and closing to allow a continual stream of materials to flow in and out. If we were to enter one of these openings we would find ourselves in a world of supreme technology and bewildering complexity.”
― Michael Denton, Evolution: Still A Theory in Crisis (2016)

Misc. Quotes for Tuesday, May 31, 2016

"A wicked generation is a generation of vipers, and ought to be told so." - Matthew Henry (1662-1714)

“If you study science deep enough and long enough, it will force you to believe in God.” - Lord William Kelvin (1824-1907) (Source)

"Before I am finished here, we will look at the justice system as if we were children taking a watch apart, and I make no representation that we can get it back together again. We'll examine the pieces: how the crimes of non-living corporations cost the rest of us ten times more than all the crimes of all the street thugs and mobsters and crooks combined." -  With Justice for None - Destroying an American Myth, by Gerry Spence (Attorney)

"Having passed historic legislation to make American factories the fairest, cleanest, safest and finest place on earth for industrial workers, liberals then turn around and backed free trade agreements that say to U.S. manufacturers: "If you want to get out from under all these liberal laws, if you want to be rid of those demanding U.S. workers and unions, shut down your plant here, lay off your U.S. workers, move to China, make your goods there, and export them, free of charge, back to the USA. Pocket all the money you save and put it into executive bonuses and laugh at us liberals on the slopes of Teluride and Vail." Day of Reckoning - How Hubris, Ideology and Greed Are Tearing America Apart, by Patrick Buchanan

"James Madison, author of our Bill of Rights, boasted shortly after the American Revolution that he could make $257 annually on each slave he owned, and was required to spend only $12 or $13 yearly on the slave's upkeep." - With Justice for None - Destroying an American Myth, by Gerry Spence (Attorney)

"Indeed, the black man was not the only slave in America. Voracious in their quest for cheap labor, the colonists conceived of the indentured servant scheme, whereby the poor, imprisoned in England for petty crimes or debt, entered into indenture agreements for their passage to the new world and freedom...the poor had not fared well in England. In 1572 Elizabeth decreed: 'Unlicensed beggars above 14 years of age are to be severely flogged and branded on the left ear unless someone will take them into service for 2 years; in case of repetition of offense, if they are over 18, they are to be executed without mercy as felons." With Justice for None - Destroying an American Myth, by Gerry Spence (Attorney)

Recommended Podcast: Paul Ryan's Arrogance

Paul Ryan's Arrogance, by Dr. Paul J. Dean, Jr.
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Recommended  reading:

Patrick Buchanan: Who Promoted Private Ryan?

Alex Jones: Emergency Alert - WWIII

Emergency Alert - WWIII? - infowars.com

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Recommended reading:


Patrick Buchanan: Stumbling to War With Russia - lewrockwell.com
Genders Away! Navy Stuns With Unisex Uniforms - wnd.com
 While Obama Guts The Military, Russia Prepares For War
Communism Killed 94 Million People In The 20th Century
What Happens When Government Disarms its Citizens? warriortimes.com
 Russia Targets U.S. Backed Forces in Syria While Administration Tries to Finalize 'Memorandum of Understanding' - truthrevolt.org

Our Lord Jesus says in Matthew 24:6-14:

"And ye shall hear of wars and rumors of wars: see that ye be not troubled: for all these things must come to pass, but the end is not yet.
For nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom: and there shall be famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes, in divers places.
All these are the beginning of sorrows.
Then shall they deliver you up to be afflicted, and shall kill you: and ye shall be hated of all nations for my name's sake.
And then shall many be offended, and shall betray one another, and shall hate one another.
And many false prophets shall rise, and shall deceive many.
And because iniquity shall abound, the love of many shall wax cold.
But he that shall endure unto the end, the same shall be saved.
And this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world for a witness unto all nations; and then shall the end come."

Why Is Obama Visiting Nike To Promote His Trade Bill?

Why Is Obama Visiting Nike To Promote His Trade Bill? - nationalreview.com

Excerpt from this article:

"President Obama's big push for trade legislation that he says will boost American exports hits the road Thursday to Portland, Ore., en route to a multibillion-dollar sportswear giant that exports next to nothing. Nike made $12.4 billion in profits last year, thanks in large part to 1 million subcontracted workers at factories primarily in low-wage countries in Asia. For years, the company has faced allegations that a number of those factories use sweatshop conditions and illegally low wages to produce sneakers and clothes that Nike then sells in much wealthier countries. (emphasis mine)
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Recommended reading:

The Great Betrayal: How American Sovereignty and Social Justice Are Being Sacrificed to the Gods of the Global Economy - Patrick Buchanan

Here is an excerpt from this great book:

"No site better captures yesterday's America than Detroit, forge and furnace of America's democracy. Detroit is the burned out case of American cities. The Empire of the Sun has its revenge. Japanese imports helped kill the city that built the weapons that destroyed the empire. Now grandsons of the soldiers of the imperial army work at high paying manufacturing jobs once held by the fathers of ten-dollar-an-hour retail clerks in Macomb County.
"But why blame the Japanese? We did it to ourselves. We Americans created a post war trading regime, in which, over 25 years, Japan bought 400,000 American cars while selling us 40 million Japanese cars, a ratio of 100:1. One president after another sat still while a third of America's greatest industry was shipped off to Japan...
"Americans no longer make their own cameras, shoes, radios, TVs, toys. A fifth of our steal, a third of our autos, half our machine tools, and two-thirds of our textiles are made abroad...
"The decline and fall of Middle America was neither preordained nor inevitable. It was engineered in Washington D.C. Wages have fallen and the standard of living of American families has stagnated because of a basic law: the law of supply and demand. The price of labor has been dropping because the supply of labor has exploded...
"Having declared free trade and open borders to be American policy, why are we surprised that corporate executives padlocked their plants in the Rust Belt and moved over seas?  Why keep your plants here when you can manufacture at a fraction of the cost abroad, ship your goods back, and pocket the windfall profits that come from firing $20 an hour Americans and hiring fifty-cent-an-hour Asians? A pair of Nike's that sells for $150 in the United States costs $5 in wages to make in Indonesia. Any wonder that Nike president Philip Knight is the fifth richest man in America, with $5.2 billion, while his Indonesian workers make 31 cents an hour?" (Emphasis mine)

More recommended reading:

The $2.6 Billion Dollar Welfare Payment That The U.S. Government Gives To Walmart - thedailysheeple.com

Today's Dow - America In A Nutshell - All Consumption...No Production!

Today's Dow - America In A Nutshell [Chart] - zerohedge.com

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Recommended reading:

The Great Betrayal: How American Sovereignty and Social Justice Are Being Sacrificed to the Gods of the Global Economy

Here is an excerpt from this great book:

"No site better captures yesterday's America than Detroit, forge and furnace of America's democracy. Detroit is the burned out case of American cities. The Empire of the Sun has its revenge. Japanese imports helped kill the city that built the weapons that destroyed the empire. Now grandsons of the soldiers of the imperial army work at high paying manufacturing jobs once held by the fathers of ten-dollar-an-hour retail clerks in Macomb County.

"But why blame the Japanese? We did it to ourselves. We Americans created a post war trading regime, in which, over 25 years, Japan bought 400,000 American cars while selling us 40 million Japanese cars, a ratio of 100:1. One president after another sat still while a third of America's greatest industry was shipped off to Japan...

"Americans no longer make their own cameras, shoes, radios, TVs, toys. A fifth of our steal, a third of our autos, half our machine tools, and two-thirds of our textiles are made abroad...

"The decline and fall of Middle America was neither preordained nor inevitable. It was engineered in Washington D.C. Wages have fallen and the standard of living of American families has stagnated because of a basic law: the law of supply and demand. The price of labor has been dropping because the supply of labor has exploded...

"Having declared free trade and open borders to be American policy, why are we surprised that corporate executives padlocked their plants in the Rust Belt and moved over seas?  Why keep your plants here when you can manufacture at a fraction of the cost abroad, ship your goods back, and pocket the windfall profits that come from firing $20 an hour Americans and hiring fifty-cent-an-hour Asians? A pair of Nikes that sells for $150 in the United States costs $5 in wages to make in Indonesia. Any wonder that Nike president Philip Knight is the fifth richest man in America, with $5.2 billion, while his Indonesian workers make 31 cents an hour?" (Emphasis mine)

The Empire Can't Afford Itself

Patrick Buchanan on the cost of running the world - lewrockwell.com

Excerpt from this article:

"If a single word could sum up the goal of Barack Obama’s Asia tour, it would be “reassurance.”
Obama went to Tokyo to reassure Japan that, should China attempt to seize its Senkaku Islands, America will fight at her side.  He reassured Seoul of our commitment to defend South Korea.  He went to Manila to reassure the Filipinos, who threw our Navy out of Subic Bay at the end of the Cold War, that America will be there in any clash with Beijing in the South China Sea."
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Stop the Wars, Stop the Intervention: Americans Now Agree With Ron Paul

Sessions: 57 Million New People to Enter America, Compete for Jobs

Sessions: 57 million New People to Enter America, Compete for Jobs - Breitbart

"Senate Budget Committee ranking member Sen. Jeff Sessions estimates about 57 million new people, immigrants and people with non immigrant visas, will be entering the United States to compete with middle class Americans for their jobs if the “Gang of Eight” immigration bill passes."

Recommended reading:

The Great Betrayal: How American Sovereignty and Social Justice are Being Sacrificed to the Gods of the Global Economy

Note: Before you pass over this great book, please read the following excerpts:

"...the standard of living of American families has stagnated because of a basic law: the law of supply and demand. The price of labor has been dropping because the supply of labor has exploded..."

"Where did the jobs go? Farther south than Dixie, farther west than Hawaii:  first to Japan, Taiwan, Korea, and Hong Kong; now to Mexico, China, Indonesia, and all across Asia. Some are unconcerned about losing these 'dead-end jobs' in 'sunset industries.' 'I'm a conservative futurist,' says Newt Gingrich. 'We must accelerate America's entry into the Third Wave Information Age.' But not every American belongs to the cognitive elite. Not every American is equipped by nature or nurture to 'accelerate' into a 'Third Wave Information Age.' And when we are rid of all those obsolete industrial jobs, what do we do with the obsolete workers who used to perform them? Who takes care of their families?"

"No site better captures yesterday's America than Detroit, forge and furnace of America's democracy. Detroit is the burned out case of American cities. The Empire of the Sun has its revenge. Japanese imports helped kill the city that built the weapons that destroyed the empire. Now grandsons of the soldiers of the imperial army work at high paying manufacturing jobs once held by the fathers of ten-dollar-an-hour retail clerks in Macomb County.

"But why blame the Japanese? We did it to ourselves. We Americans created a post war trading regime, in which, over 25 years, Japan bought 400,000 American cars while selling us 40 million Japanese cars, a ratio of 100:1. One president after another sat still while a third of America'a greatest industry was shipped off to Japan...

"Americans no longer make their own cameras, shoes, radios, TVs, toys. A fifth of our steal, a third of our autos, half our machine tools, and two-thirds of our textiles are made abroad...

"The decline and fall of Middle America was neither preordained nor inevitable. It was engineered in Washington D.C. Wages have fallen and the standard of living of American families has stagnated because of a basic law: the law of supply and demand. The price of labor has been dropping because the supply of labor has exploded...

"Having declared free trade and open borders to be American policy, why are we surprised that corporate executives padlocked their plants in the Rust Belt and moved over seas?  Why keep your plants here when you can manufacture at a fraction of the cost abroad, ship your goods back, and pocket the windfall profits that come from firing $20 an hour Americans and hiring fifty-cent-an-hour Asians? A pair of Nikes that sells for $150 in the United States costs $5 in wages to make in Indonesia. Any wonder that Nike president Philip Knight is the fifth richest man in America, with $5.2 billion, while his Indonesian workers make 31 cents an hour?"

Have a nice Day!

Further recommended reading:

Special Report: The New World Order: It's No Conspiracy Theory!

Alien Abduction? Where Have the Workers Gone?

Alien abduction? Where have the workers gone?:

Excerpt:

"It should be a bigger story. Missing from the U.S. labor market: more than 89 million people, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Some of those people are retired, students, or stay-at-home moms who chose not to enter the ranks of the employed, but included in that number are discouraged workers, a mysterious subset of the population almost undetectable to the statistician’s eye."

A related, and perhaps more important question, is: "Where have all the jobs gone?" To find out the answer to this question, check out Patrick Buchanan's great book, The Great Betrayal - How American Sovereignty and Social Justice are Being Sacrificed to the Gods of the Global Economy.

I think if you check out a couple of my posts on this great book you are going to want to read it for yourself:

Wal Mart Distances itself From Fire in Bangladesh
So, Mr. Obama, Tell Us: Where Did the Jobs Go?

Patrick Buchanan Quotes

Who is Patrick Buchanan?

Patrick Buchanan quotes Washington Post's Hobart Rowen: "The modern corporation looks first to satisfying customers and to rolling up profits - forget the salute to the flag." Then Mr. Buchanan adds: "Forgotten too, is the American worker." - (From The Great Betrayal - How American Sovereignty and Social Justice Are Being Sacrificed to the Gods of the Global Economy).

"Gatt was the Magna Carta of the multinationals. With Clinton's GATT treaty in 1994, the final scaffolding of the global economy was in place. The United States had insured its own Fortune 500 companies that if they shut their plants in Seattle or Salt Lake and opened in Singapore or shanghai, they could export back to America, free of charge. We gave our greatest companies the most powerful incentives to pack up and leave; and they responded accordingly...The new entrants into the 'global hiring hall' have one thing in common: all are willing to work for a fraction of the wage that an American needs to feed, clothe, house and educate his or her family." (From The Great Betrayal - How American Sovereignty and Social Justice Are Being Sacrificed to the Gods of the Global Economy)

"During the first decade of the twenty-first century, U.S. semiconductors and electronics equipment producers lost 48 percent of their jobs; textile and apparel producers lost, respectively 63 percent of their jobs. In the same first decade of the twenty-first century, the United States issued 10,300,000 green cards inviting foreigners to come compete for the remaining jobs of U.S. workers."  (From Suicide of a Superpower - Can America Survive to 2025?)

"Though Bush 41 and Bush 43 often disagreed, one issue united them and Bill Clinton: protectionism. Globalists all, they rejected any measure to protect America's manufacturing base or wages of U.S. workers. They enacted NAFTA, created the World Trade Organization, abolished tariffs, and granted China unrestricted access to U.S. market." (From Suicide of a Superpower - Can America Survive to 2025?)

“Of the financial collapse that brought on the recession of 2008 – 2010, [Thomas E.] Woods writes, 'The Fed was the single greatest contributor...more dollars were created between 2000 and 2007 than in the rest of the republic's history.' When the Fed tightened, the bubble burst...a century ago we forgot Jefferson's warning when congress and [President] Wilson ceded to a Federal Reserve of anointed bankers the power to control the supply of America's money. That year, 1913, a twenty dollar bill had the same value and purchasing power as a twenty dollar gold piece. The twenty-dollar gold piece is today worth 75 twenty dollar bills. The dollar has lost 98 to 99 percent of its purchasing power while in the custody of a Federal Reserve whose sworn duty is to protect the purchasing power of the dollar.” (From Suicide of a Superpower - Can America Survive to 2025?) 

"Of all the empires of modernity, the British was the greatest - indeed, the greatest since Rome -encompassing a fourth of the earth's surface and people. Out of her womb came America, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Ireland, five of the finest, freest lands on earth. Out of her came Hong Kong and Singapore, where the Chinese first came to know freedom. Were it not for Britain, India would not be the world's largest Democracy, or South Africa that continent's most advanced nation. When the British arrived in Africa, they found primative tribal societies. When they departed, they left behind roads, railways, telephone and telegraph systems, farms, factories, fisheries, mines, trained police and civil service." (From Churchill, Hitler, and The Unnecessary War: How Britain Lost its Empire and the West Lost the World)

"In defense of the declaration of war on Germany, it is yet said that Britain had to save the world from 'Prussian Militarism' - the relentless drive for world domination of the Teutonic warrior race. Yet, in retrospect, this appears a modern myth...Looking back on the century 1815 - 1914, from Waterloo to the Great War, Germany appears to have been among the least militaristic of European power.

Nation                                        Number of Wars

Britain                                                  10

Russia                                                    7

France                                                   5

Austria                                                   3

Germany                                                3

...In 1914, Churchill denounced Wilhelm II as a Prussian warlord out to take over the world. Yet the Kaiser had never fought a war in his twenty-five years in power and he had never seen a battle." (From Churchill, Hitler, and The Unnecessary War: How Britain Lost its Empire and the West Lost the World)

"In January of 1915, half a year into the war, with tens of thousands of British soldiers already in their graves, including his own friends, Churchill, according to Margot Asquith's diary account, waxed ecstatic about the war and his historic role in it: 'My God! This is living History. Everything we are doing and saying is thrilling - it will be read by a thousand generations, think of that! Why, I would not be out of this glorious, delicious war for anything the world could give me..." (From Churchill, Hitler, and The Unnecessary War: How Britain Lost its Empire and the West Lost the World)

"Looking back, Western men profess astonishment the Allies did not strike and crush Hitler here and now. Why did they not eliminate the menace of Hitler's Reich when the cost in lives would have been minuscule, compared with the tens of millions Hitler's war would later consume?...America ignored Hitler's move because she had turned her back on European power politics. Americans had concluded they had been lied to and swindled when they enlisted in the Allied cause in 1917. They had sent their sons across the ocean to 'make the world safe for democracy,' only to see the British empire add a million square miles. They had been told that it was a 'war to end wars.' But out of it had come Lenin, Stalin, Mussolini, and Hitler, far more dangerous despots than Franz Josef or the Kaiser. They had lent billions to the Allied cause, only to watch the Allies walk away from their war debts. They had given America's word to the world that the peace imposed on Germany would be a just peace based on the Fourteen Points and Wilson's principle of self-determination, then watched the Allies dishonor America's word by tearing Germany apart, forcing millions of Germans under foreign rule, and bankrupting Germany with Reparations." (From Churchill, Hitler, and The Unnecessary War: How Britain Lost its Empire and the West Lost the World)

State Senator Proposes Dissolving City Of Detroit

State Senator Proposes Dissolving City Of Detroit « CBS Detroit:

If you don't live in Detroit, this story may not even catch your attention. But if you live in America, it really should. To find out why Detroit is dying, Read The Great Betrayal - How American Sovereignty and Social Justice are Being Sacrificed to the Gods of the Global Economy, by Patrick Buchanan:

Excerpt from this book:

"No site better captures yesterday's America than Detroit, forge and furnace of America's democracy. Detroit is the burned out case of American cities. The Empire of the Sun has its revenge. Japanese imports helped kill the city that built the weapons that destroyed the empire. Now grandsons of the soldiers of the imperial army work at high paying manufacturing jobs once held by the fathers of ten-dollar-an-hour retail clerks in Macomb County.

"But why blame the Japanese? We did it to ourselves. We Americans created a post war trading regime, in which, over 25 years, Japan bought 400,000 American cars while selling us 40 million Japanese cars, a ratio of 100:1. One president after another sat still while a third of America'a greatest industry was shipped off to Japan...

"Americans no longer make their own cameras, shoes, radios, TVs, toys. A fifth of our steal, a third of our autos, half our machine tools, and two-thirds of our textiles are made abroad...

"The decline and fall of Middle America was neither preordained nor inevitable. It was engineered in Washington D.C. Wages have fallen and the standard of living of American families has stagnated because of a basic law: the law of supply and demand. The price of labor has been dropping because the supply of labor has exploded...

"Having declared free trade and open borders to be American policy, why are we surprised that corporate executives padlocked their plants in the Rust Belt and moved over seas?  Why keep your plants here when you can manufacture at a fraction of the cost abroad, ship your goods back, and pocket the windfall profits that come from firing $20 an hour Americans and hiring fifty-cent-an-hour Asians? A pair of Nikes that sells for $150 in the United States costs $5 in wages to make in Indonesia. Any wonder that Nike president Philip Knight is the fifth richest man in America, with $5.2 billion, while his Indonesian workers make 31 cents an hour?"

Wal-Mart Distances itself from Deadly Factory Fire in Bangladesh

Wal-Mart distances itself from deadly factory fire in Bangladesh - CNN.com:

Question: Why is Wal-Mart in Bangladesh in the first place?
Answer: Read The Great Betrayal - How American Sovereignty and Social Justice are Being Sacrificed to the Gods of the Global Economy, by Patrick Buchanan:

Excerpt from this book:

"No site better captures yesterday's America than Detroit, forge and furnace of America's democracy. Detroit is the burned out case of American cities. The Empire of the Sun has its revenge. Japanese imports helped kill the city that built the weapons that destroyed the empire. Now grandsons of the soldiers of the imperial army work at high paying manufacturing jobs once held by the fathers of ten-dollar-an-hour retail clerks in Macomb County.

"But why blame the Japanese? We did it to ourselves. We Americans created a post war trading regime, in which, over 25 years, Japan bought 400,000 American cars while selling us 40 million Japanese cars, a ratio of 100:1. One president after another sat still while a third of America'a greatest industry was shipped off to Japan...

"Americans no longer make their own cameras, shoes, radios, TVs, toys. A fifth of our steal, a third of our autos, half our machine tools, and two-thirds of our textiles are made abroad...

"The decline and fall of Middle America was neither preordained nor inevitable. It was engineered in Washington D.C. Wages have fallen and the standard of living of American families has stagnated because of a basic law: the law of supply and demand. The price of labor has been dropping because the supply of labor has exploded...

"Having declared free trade and open borders to be American policy, why are we surprised that corporate executives padlocked their plants in the Rust Belt and moved over seas?  Why keep your plants here when you can manufacture at a fraction of the cost abroad, ship your goods back, and pocket the windfall profits that come from firing $20 an hour Americans and hiring fifty-cent-an-hour Asians? A pair of Nikes that sells for $150 in the United States costs $5 in wages to make in Indonesia. Any wonder that Nike president Philip Knight is the fifth richest man in America, with $5.2 billion, while his Indonesian workers make 31 cents an hour?"

Also, see my post:

Attention Wal-Mart Shoppers: Just Remember, Scabs Will Die

Ann Coulter on "Demography"

Check out the thought provoking column by Ann Coulter: 'Demography is Destiny". Patrick Buchanan has written a lot about this in the past, but especially in his great book, The Death of the West - How Dying Populations and Immigrant Invasions Imperil Our Country.

We're not in Kansas anymore. Or America!

Job Applicants Clamor to be Salvation Army Bell-Ringers

Job applicants clamor to be Salvation Army bell-ringers

"I think I'll do well. I love to interact with people and converse."

Here is my feeble attempt at song writing:

(To the tune of Where have all the flowers gone?)

Where have all the Jobs Gone?

Where have all the jobs gone?
Long time passing.
Where have all the jobs gone?
Long time ago.
Where have all the jobs gone?
Gone to China every one (and India, Brazil, Mexico, Singapore, Tiawan, Korea, .....)
When will we ever learn?
When will we ever learn?

Recommended reading:

The Great Betrayal - How American Sovereignty and Social Justice are Being Sacrificed to the Gods of the Global Economy, by Patrick Buchanan

Exporting America CNN

Where Have America's Jobs Gone? The Wall Street Journal

65 Million Need Not Apply

Ford to cut hundreds of jobs in Europe

The Bible says: "If a man will not work, neither shall he eat." - II Thessalonians 3:10. But many people today want to work - but they can't find a job.  According to an article in CNNMoney, the auto company Ford to cut hundreds of jobs in Europe.

It saddens me when I think of the hundreds of people in Europe who are going to lose their jobs. People need to  provide for their needs in Europe, just as they do in America. But a part of me is asking the question, why is Ford building plants in other countries and hiring non Americans, when there is so much unemployment in our own country.

One explanation is that it has to do with free trade - when our countries lay off workers in America and set up shot in other countries, the other countries turn around and buy more products from America, which stimulates  our economy and everyone benefits in the long run.

That is one way of looking at it. But Patrick Buchanan has another perspective on free trade. Please take the time to read his profound book:

The Great Betrayal: How American Sovereignty and Social Justice are being Sacrificed to the Gods of the Global Economy