It is a proposed agreement which aims to open U.S. markets to countries of the Asia-Pacific region, namely New Zealand, Australia, Chile, Peru, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam and Brunei. Canada, Japan and Mexico are all expected to join the TPP talks, and many see more Pacific Rim countries including China and Russia eventually signing on. [...]
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The current American system is a self-defeating. Killing jobs by sending them overseas and firing consumers will only kill demand. [...] As Americans look across the Atlantic, a natural question arises: Could the flames and violence that erupted in Britain scar America, too? [...] Bernanke, Obama, and the government does not want to tell you that America’s unemployment problem can be completely solved by removing illegal aliens form the U.S. workforce. [...] Raise import duties to reduce the flood of foreign products destroying America. Keep illegal aliens out of the American workforce. This is how to create jobs. [...] American jobs are lost because they have been replaced by cheap overseas labor—a trend which continues. It is as simple as that. [...] USAID has suspended a job skills development project to outsource computer jobs to Sri Lanka while USAID chief, Rajiv Shah, conducts a review to ensure the project will not take any jobs away from Americans. Shah, a former employee of Bill Gates, has been pushing to outsource American computer jobs. [...] The rape and pillage of our federal government and the sending American jobs offshore by agencies such as USAID is rapidly destroying the U.S. economy. [...] The US government is helping foreign countries so that they can replace American workers with their own nationals – it’s called outsourcing. [...] The true unemployment is about double what the government and media would lead you to believe. [...] |
U.S. college debt, student loans, at nearly $1 trillion, is larger than housing or credit card debt.
In addition, 37% of workers surveyed felt that women who had slept with their bosses improved their career chances by doing so. US healthcare worst, and most expensive.
The U.S. is a worse place for newborns than 68 other countries, including Egypt, Turkey and Peru, according to a report released on May 6, 2013 by Save the Children. Canadians live three years longer and are healthier than Americans, and the lack of universal health care in the United States may be a factor, researchers say.
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