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This was pretty well done. Over the past 15 years Americans have bought lots of stuff from China, such that most things we buy are made there now. Not sustainable and the end game is unknown. Thinking about it makes my head hurt.
This was pretty well done. Over the past 15 years Americans have bought lots of stuff from China, such that most things we buy are made there now. Not sustainable and the end game is unknown. Thinking about it makes my head hurt.
have a look at this interview http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5064665078176641728#
This was pretty well done. Over the past 15 years Americans have bought lots of stuff from China, such that most things we buy are made there now. Not sustainable and the end game is unknown. Thinking about it makes my head hurt.
have a look at this interview http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5064665078176641728#
This was a deep conversation right around the 6:00 minute mark.
Geez....around the 10 minute mark he went on to say that we are destabilizing our society and creating a servant society in which the people serve the industries.
Thanks for sharing, this has been my point on these threads all along.
It is now apparent the Clinton, Bush administrations were jokes....still waiting to see if Obama is going to bring the change he spoke of or if he was only referring to pennies on the dollar.
At the 15:00 minute mark Clintons flunky spoke about the benefits of cheaper products, however, I always say what is the value of cheap products if you dont have a job.
35:00 minute mark he discusses our excessive desires to reduce costs will create 2 billion refugees in developed countries.
This from a guy worth 5 billion dollars...it was not in his best interest to speak against WTO/GATT/NAFTA because he openly admitted this benefitted the rich.
"The poor people in rich countries willl finance the rich people in poor countries."
35:00 minute mark he discusses our excessive desires to reduce costs will create 2 billion refugees in developed countries.
This from a guy worth 5 billion dollars…it was not in his best interest to speak against WTO/GATT/NAFTA because he openly admitted this benefitted the rich.
“The poor people in rich countries willl finance the rich people in poor countries.â€
I think hes acting out of a complex family situation. Note that he is half French half British. GATT et al. affected France and UK in very different ways. But yes, the interview is great.
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This is hilarious:
SNL: Obama visits China
#politics