Tapsearch Com EditorWhat in the world were they thinking
Tap into streets of USA about Globalization and Free Trade
The time has come to ask the major question of our times.
Who said we had to compete like this in a global economic arena?
It is obvious that Free Trade and Globalization has been driven by powerful forces in Big Government, Big Business, Big Money, The Academic World and the Media.
It is also obvious that President Clinton proclaimed prosperity during the most massive dislocation of jobs in history including the Great Depression.
Ray Tapajna, Advocate, Editor and Artist at Tapart News and Art that Talks reported about the economic storms in the 1990s. His main site , Tapart News and Art that Talks at Ray Tapajna Chronicles has many published letters from the 1990s that could be printed as if they were published in 2008 instead. He provides a list of jobs losses and company close downs in 1998. He also has a list of hundreds of computer companies that closed down with more than a million workers in the computer industry losing their jobs. In the early years of Clinton, IBM, AT&T Computers and NCR fired about 250,000 workers just at these three companies. In 1998, as the list shows, about 250,000 in high tech lost their jobs too.
Ray also had his articles published on the Federal Trade Commission site in 1998 titled – If this is a good economy, I would hate to see a bad one. The article contained about 35 references related to the negatives in the U.S. economy. Ray updated this article about four years later with nothing really changing. It could be published now with a 2010 date on it and again not much would be different.
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Explore the lost worlds in the globalist free trade Flat World of Thomas Friedman from the New York Times, the Clintons, the Bush family, Alan Greenspan and now the new free trader President Obama.
See Greenspan dancing in the dark and Ben says buy USA which turns out to be a simple answer to all our complex problems.
Current Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told Congress that the best way to use the first issue of the Stimulus Money to stimulate the economy – is to buy “domestically produced goods”. This tells the whole story of our financial crisis due to so called Free Trade with it not being really trade as historically practiced and defined. Free Trade is all about moving production from place to place for the sake of cheaper labor. Workers and labor are the real commodities being traded. Workers are put on a world trading block to compete with each other for the same jobs.
For more resources see Summary of Tapsearch News and Art that Talks
The time has come to ask the major question of our times.
Who said we had to compete like this in a global economic arena?
It is obvious that Free Trade and Globalization has been driven by powerful forces in Big Government, Big Business, Big Money, The Academic World and the Media.
It is also obvious that President Clinton proclaimed prosperity during the most massive dislocation of jobs in history including the Great Depression.
Ray Tapajna, Advocate, Editor and Artist at Tapart News and Art that Talks reported about the economic storms in the 1990s. His main site , Tapart News and Art that Talks at Ray Tapajna Chronicles has many published letters from the 1990s that could be printed as if they were published in 2008 instead. He provides a list of jobs losses and company close downs in 1998. He also has a list of hundreds of computer companies that closed down with more than a million workers in the computer industry losing their jobs. In the early years of Clinton, IBM, AT&T Computers and NCR fired about 250,000 workers just at these three companies. In 1998, as the list shows, about 250,000 in high tech lost their jobs too.
Ray also had his articles published on the Federal Trade Commission site in 1998 titled – If this is a good economy, I would hate to see a bad one. The article contained about 35 references related to the negatives in the U.S. economy. Ray updated this article about four years later with nothing really changing. It could be published now with a 2010 date on it and again not much would be different.
For more detailed information, visit Tapsearch Com Dreamrenew sites with the added comment in the titles – Can you hear me Now!
Tapart News and Art that Talks is at Tapsearch Com Super Links
Explore the lost worlds in the globalist free trade Flat World of Thomas Friedman from the New York Times, the Clintons, the Bush family, Alan Greenspan and now the new free trader President Obama.
See Greenspan dancing in the dark and Ben says buy USA which turns out to be a simple answer to all our complex problems.
Current Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told Congress that the best way to use the first issue of the Stimulus Money to stimulate the economy – is to buy “domestically produced goods”. This tells the whole story of our financial crisis due to so called Free Trade with it not being really trade as historically practiced and defined. Free Trade is all about moving production from place to place for the sake of cheaper labor. Workers and labor are the real commodities being traded. Workers are put on a world trading block to compete with each other for the same jobs.
For more resources see Summary of Tapsearch News and Art that Talks
