Tapsearch Com EditorRay Tapajna on ireport CNN about The Sacrilege
Ray Tapajna had his article published on ireport CNN about The Sacrilege relating this story to the Occupy Wall Street protests across America.
Attention Occupy Wall Street Activists - View The Sacrilege- Walmart built in grave yard of the steel industry ... The cnn ireport about the Sacrilege
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By Ray Tapajna
Free trade came and stole millions of our jobs away. We need to stop shopping our jobs away at places like Walmart. It is time to re-shore our industrial base. It is 1937 all over again except for one thing. President Roosevelt ramp up our industrial might that won World War 2 and created the most awesome industrial power ever known. Now our industrial base is no longer in the U.S.
The globalist free trade money changers came and shredded it into pieces for the sake of investments. A new working poor class was created. Trillions of dollars of value has been lost in wages. This value represented real assets and perhaps the much better money standard than paper money. It was also paid the bills for government services. Now our economies based on making money on money instead of making things is burning out.
President Roosevelt said economic diseases are highly communicable. Free trade is economic cancer and it continues to spred across the world.
See Can not leave free trade out of the Occupy Wall Street protests at TheRationale.com Link
The elite G 20 still hold their meetings about money matters that affect all of us but it is closed to those who are living out the terrible results of their actions. The Occupy Wall Street protesters now tell the world the workers and the people of the world they can not be left out of the discussions. The Greek nation will vote next month about taking a bail out by the internationalists or seek to find a way to resolve their problems on their own. They will choose what they think is best and not be controlled by elite money powers.
Consider this: If free trade agreements and other IMF G 20 agreements had to be ratified by a popular vote, how many of these close door agreements pass?
Attention Occupy Wall Street Activists - View The Sacrilege- Walmart built in grave yard of the steel industry ... The cnn ireport about the Sacrilege
The Sacrilege - Wallmart built in the graveyard of the steel industry under the Cross of 9/11 Tangle of Terror
iReport —
By Ray Tapajna
Free trade came and stole millions of our jobs away. We need to stop shopping our jobs away at places like Walmart. It is time to re-shore our industrial base. It is 1937 all over again except for one thing. President Roosevelt ramp up our industrial might that won World War 2 and created the most awesome industrial power ever known. Now our industrial base is no longer in the U.S.
The globalist free trade money changers came and shredded it into pieces for the sake of investments. A new working poor class was created. Trillions of dollars of value has been lost in wages. This value represented real assets and perhaps the much better money standard than paper money. It was also paid the bills for government services. Now our economies based on making money on money instead of making things is burning out.
President Roosevelt said economic diseases are highly communicable. Free trade is economic cancer and it continues to spred across the world.
See Can not leave free trade out of the Occupy Wall Street protests at TheRationale.com Link
The elite G 20 still hold their meetings about money matters that affect all of us but it is closed to those who are living out the terrible results of their actions. The Occupy Wall Street protesters now tell the world the workers and the people of the world they can not be left out of the discussions. The Greek nation will vote next month about taking a bail out by the internationalists or seek to find a way to resolve their problems on their own. They will choose what they think is best and not be controlled by elite money powers.
Consider this: If free trade agreements and other IMF G 20 agreements had to be ratified by a popular vote, how many of these close door agreements pass?
