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Re: Rebirth of American made tractors.
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Posted by Thresherman on April 02, 2005 at 19:14:35 from (66.181.128.26):
In Reply to: Re: Rebirth of American made tractors. posted by PeteNY on April 02, 2005 at 06:27:23:
Times are a changing, but it doesn't always mean for the better. This global economy crap was broght on by manufacturerers that want to increase profit. The US has let this happen. You read every day about trade deficits, but our government will not address it. We became strong because we were self sufficent, now we rely on everybody else. Where did Japan get its car technology, from the good old USA, because it felt guilty for kicking their butt in WWII, after they attacked us. Sorry for the tirade, but the US has to start looking out for themselves
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