On Sun, 14 Dec 2008 09:02:35 -0500, Boater
wrote:



The best answer for "globalization" is the slow but increasing amount of
cooperation and exchange of information between labor unions, so that
eventually there simply is no place for employers to hide from decent
wages, working conditions and benefits.

Personally, I'd like to see more heads of senior corporate execs and
their "advisers" on pikes.

The best and only answer for globalization is protectionism.
Neither the kumbaya Dems or the Wall Street Reps get it.
We been living off the cheap labor of foreigners for years now, and
the IOU's are coming due.
Get used to it. It's all downhill from here unless we start producing
what we're consuming.
BTW, if the Big 3 go bust the sled downhill will have wheels.
All this "re-education" stuff is bull**** too.
Ther are a billion ****ing Indians and a billion ****ing Chinamen who
are already being educated to take care of that piece.
Never underestimate your enemy/competitor.
A country that won't protect itself will go belly up.
Protectionism will happen. Already in the air.
Pat Buchanan for President!

--Vic