| Local value added economies that once energized a | | | | more just like a first class stamp. This means there |
| vast middle class in the USA are being destroyed. | | | | should be plenty of $50,000 to $75,000 a year jobs but |
| Local value added economies that produced the | | | | they no longer exist. Two workers in a family are |
| awesome industrial might that won World War 2 and | | | | happy to make that much today. In the inner cities, |
| help restore other local economies around the world | | | | workers are making much less. In Cleveland Ohio, |
| has been chopped up into pieces and sent around the | | | | Wal-Mart got more than 6,000 applicants for about |
| world. Now we are paying economic bribes to bring | | | | 400 jobs. These jobs only average about $11 an hour |
| some of the pieces back to the USA. In essence | | | | which means most of the new workers make much |
| tariffs have been taken off products and put on | | | | less. The Wal-Mart store was built where steel |
| workers. | | | | factories once were. It seems like a sacrilege. In |
| The states of Ohio and Indiana competed for the new | | | | Chicago, Wal-Mart got about 25,000 applicants for |
| Honda auto assembly plant. This comes after more | | | | about the same number of jobs at each store. This |
| than 400,000 U.S. auto workers have lost their jobs. | | | | proves there is a vast underclass trying to survive. |
| The Made in the USA label is gone. They call it Built in | | | | Reportedly 50 percent of Honda, Toyota and Nissan |
| the USA now. They should call it Only Assembled in | | | | auto parts are made in the USA. However, this |
| the USA. The parts come from the wage slave labor | | | | percentage most likely includes sub-contractors from |
| markets of the world. Workers in Central America | | | | outside the USA. These foreign auto assemblers farm |
| make only 50 cents an hour. When they try to | | | | out the auto parts to contractors who in turn use |
| organize, they lose their jobs with some losing more. | | | | sub-contractors. Some parts like pistons and valves |
| Ohio had offered Honda $78 million dollars to come to | | | | are machined abroad. 25 percent of the transmissions |
| Ohio. Indiana offered Honda about $56 million dollars to | | | | are imported too. Honda workers in India are protesting |
| come to their state. Plus, Indiana will spend another | | | | for the right to organize. For many years, workers in |
| $100 million dollars to build roads etc. to support the | | | | other countries have tried to organize without much |
| Honda facility. This means, Indiana is spending over | | | | success. Many organizers have lost more than their |
| $100,000 for each job. Indiana "won" the deal. | | | | jobs. How can any employer live off the working poor |
| This comes at a time when about 20,000 auto parts | | | | in this country and destitute workers abroad? In the |
| workers have lost their jobs in Indiana. In their place, | | | | Free Enterprise system, workers should enjoy a living |
| Honda is hiring 2,000 assembly workers. This is a net | | | | wage but now owners and employers are far from |
| loss of about 18,000 workers. Obviously this does not | | | | the places where the work is done. |
| make any sense. On top of this one city in Indiana paid | | | | Once upon a time, companies in the USA who |
| out $10 million dollars to entice Honda to come. The | | | | employed 5000 workers were considered to be small |
| money comes from their share in gambling casinos. So | | | | to medium size companies. The stock market |
| like tax payers, gamblers are paying money to lose | | | | rewarded companies who increased their work force |
| their jobs too. | | | | with an added value for their stocks when worker |
| The State of Georgia is paying KIA $400 million dollars | | | | once meant growth etc. Now , workers are fired for |
| to have KIA build their assembly plant in their state. It | | | | the sake of stock values and productivity is based on |
| adds up to about $200, 000 for each job. Many | | | | the same thing - cutting workers. Then when |
| workers at Toyota in Kentucky say they have been | | | | companies need workers, they complained there are |
| betrayed. Full time workers have been replaced by | | | | no experience workers to find. |
| part time workers and temporary workers who make | | | | The first assault on American auto companies took |
| much less - about $13 an hour. In 1970, a brand new | | | | out more than 400,000 auto workers. More than |
| medium size car like a Mercury Montego cost about | | | | 700,000 workers have lost their jobs in steel. Now |
| $3,600 brand new. A first class postage stamp cost 8 | | | | workers are paying taxes that are used to replace |
| cents. There were plenty of $10,000 to $15,000 a year | | | | their jobs. This is the New World DisOrder of the |
| jobs. Today the same car costs about five times | | | | Dysfunctional Globalists. |