Some changes from when I grew up. 1. We were a one-language nation. Immigrants were mostly legals. Immigrants tried to fit in, learn English, contribute to society. Now some places you cant even communicate without Spanish, immigrants are mostly not legal (criminals), speak only Spanish, burden the medical systems. Dallas public schools are aadvertising to recruit 500 teachers with good pay ans sign-on bonuses of thousands of dallars, BUT they must be fluent in Spanish. Who would have thought in America that you would be required to speak a foreign language to get public sector job. 2. We had an enormous manufacturing base. There were small, medium, and large brick factories all over the cities of America. Take a drive around your nearest city, the older main streets and the one along the railroads. You will see factory after factory, red brick, windows out, walls crumbling, parking lots overgrown. 3. Go in your local Wally World store and look around. If they remover ALL the foreign items from the store, and left only the made in USA items, what would you see? The shelves would be almost empty and your voice would echo through the empty spaces. 4. That is why I rate oil/fuel/energy prices about 20th in our list of problems. Tom
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