[meadsjn]

Well said. It appears that this train has already left the tracks and won't stop until it hits the bottom of the gorge.

From the Chinese and Indian viewpoints, it is an economic war against the United States. Their own news outlets are pretty blantant about their intentions.

Both of those countries could be developing capitalistic economies internally, but that is just not happening. They are perfectly content to keep their peoples in poverty, and continue bleeding the wealth from the U.S. taxpayers and consumers.

It is far too obvious now for U.S. officials and businesses to claim ignorance about the Indian and Chinese motives.

Those who support this continued economic war against the working Americans need to be hanged, shot, stabbed, poisoned, drowned, and burned -- before the people really get upset at them.

[Texas_Dawg]

From the Chinese and Indian viewpoints, it is an economic war against the United States.

So how do you suggest we win this war?

[Poohbah]

From the Chinese and Indian viewpoints, it is an economic war against the United States.

Those who try to engage in economic warfare are those who are inept at both.

[Texas_Dawg]

and continue bleeding the wealth from the U.S. taxpayers and consumers.

That's odd... I seem to be doing just fine. Same goes for 99.999% of Americans I know.

[RockyMtnMan]

Blatent is right: Protectionist Backlash Against Outsourcing

This is basically India's current play book for "dealing" with an offshoring backlash.

[Jeff Head]

It appears that this train has already left the tracks and won't stop until it hits the bottom of the gorge.

My friend, I pray that is not the case and that there is enough good sense and virtue left to avoid it.