Posted by HENRY E NC on November 03, 2007 at 15:02:48 from (216.119.6.82):
In Reply to: RANT...My Turn posted by Roy Suomi on November 03, 2007 at 14:11:47:
Notice I live in North Carolina, more especially far west NC. and there is a lot of Indian history in this area and in Cherokee, an hour or so from here is the Indian reservation and many shops that sell Indian Memorabilia. If you turn it over it mostly says"made in china" or Taiwan or some other place. How good is that? We as americans have given most of our manufacturing and steel business due to greed of workers and /or companies. The rubber companies moved out because the unions kept wanting more and more. Steel mills same thing. Tractor companies same deal. It will come full circle someday when they control our country and we will be the worker. People shoud be concered that the Chinese an enourmous amount of our bonds. They own more than US citizens do ETC. Wake up and smell the outhouse.
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