WHAT’S WRONG WITH A LITTLE PROTECTIONISM AND ISOLATIONISM?

Posted by julian on December 31, 2008 in Economy, Politics

The United States of America is abundant in resources (give or take a few billion barrels of oil), has the most productive workforce in the world and is far and away the most innovative nation on earth. Seeing the country is already flooded with Central Americans, both legal and illegal, why can’t we make a [...]

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GLOBALIZATION – A FAILURE OF MAMOUTH PROPORTIONS

Posted by julian on October 20, 2008 in Economy, Politics

I have always claimed I see nothing clever about a factory being closed down in Youngstown PA and production moving to Bangladesh, where the cost of labor moves from $20.00/hour to twenty cents. I am about starting lifting the average lot of the desperate in these impoverished nations by creating an environment that pulls them [...]

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