[xJones]

At this rate we will have a two-tiered American society. Those that are born to wealth, and those that are born to work in Wal-Marts. Is this the New World Order? A leveling of the playing field to 3rd world status except, of course, for the elite. Screw the middle class, Jorge's Norte America here we come, or sumpin like dat.

While we were liberating the down-troddened Iraqis for 500 billion or so of American taxpayers money (since the excuse about the WMDs didn't pan out), couldn't we have liberated the enslaved Chinese workers? After all, which is the greater threat to the formerly American way of life?

[templar]

At this rate we will have a two-tiered American society. Those that are born to wealth, and those that are born to work in Wal-Marts. Is this the New World Order?

To see our future look at Mexico today.

IMO and FWIW.

[freebilly]

At this rate we will have a two-tiered American society. Those that are born to wealth, and those that are born to work in Wal-Marts.

Hey, if India has better engineering programs and more competent workers whose fault is that? Our kids are too busy learning diversity to become engineers.

But on the plus side, we do have a very well trained population of Nintendo players....

[BillyJack]

"Is this the New World Order?"

Interesting you should say that. I recently listened to an interview about the NWO that the late Father Malachi Martin gave to a radio interviewer. If you're interested in listening to the interview, you can find it here:

http://dukenightvision.home.comcast.net

[oceanview]

that is exactly it.

and you are also going to see the rise of unions for "captive" jobs that we do have here in the US. when the service industry is the only place to work, when tech and manufacturing and alot of white collar works goes offshore, workers will have to organize to raise compensation for the jobs that cannot go overseas.

the destruction of the private sector middle class will give the Democrats a permanent majority in the US, perhaps as early as Hillary 2008.

[waterstraat]

Those that are born to wealth, and those that are born to work in Wal-Marts.

Forget about Walmart, Walmart is going to be permanently laying off over 100,000 workers, as soon as they can implement "self check out" at each store. All the baggers and cash register workers will be nothing but a memory like the obsolete gas station attendent of yesteryear who used to give you gas, check your oil and water, and clean your windshield.