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Posted by Kris Krieger on November 17, 2007, 5:41 pm
>> Ken S. Tucker wrote:
>>
>> >Nothing to be paranoid about, it's SOP for a
>> >government to diversify it's wealth for it's best
>> >interests.
>> >It's good because the more the US and China
>> >need each others healthy economies the more
>> >better will peace be enhanced, it's a win-win.
>> >Ken
>>
>> I see it as more of a lose lose. WE lose jobs. They gain control of
>> more of our economy. At a recent federal job fair, literally ALL of the
>> little mementos (calculators, pens, mousepads, etc.) handed out with
>> Federal Agency names were "Made in China"
>
> I recall exactly the same thing in the 50's & 60's,
> every little tricket was made in Japan, Taiwan,
> Hong Kong, and now look how well they're doing.
> Well China had to start somewhere, and work
> their way up as Japan did, globalization is pretty
> complicated stuff.
> Ken
>
>
We're not just talking about trinkets any more, however. We're talking
about *everything*.
Consider the meaning of the phrases "Company Town" and "Company Store".
Now consider the fact that it isn't just the town any more, but the nation,
and that the stores and mortgages and everything are being bought by China,
which doesn't give any more of a hang about worker/human rights than did
the old mining/railroad monopolies.
And you think this is a win-win situation...??
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