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Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Zaccaria time magazine manufacturing matters

GLOBALIST BACK PEDALS HARD, AGAINST HIS WILL, CAN YOU SAY, EDITORIAL PRESSURE.

WHY WORRY: LOSE A JOB HERE,

GET OFF SHORED,

SOMEONE ELSE NEEDS A GLOBALIST PUNDIT,
SAY IN BOMBAY.

A MUSICAL REFERENCE:
ITS A BEAUTIFUL DAY
BOMBAY CALLING

Monday, February 27, 2012

re off shoring economists they still really like this one

I have had a pang of remorse,
shall we say, 
not to allow the rest of the world to benefit, in a laissez faire kind of way,
from some of the glut of other experts,
besides economists,
with whom the West seems really completely awash, 
so to speak.

Why not offer to off shore some of these too?

Let's start with, say, 'technical' moral philosophers, 
logicians of all stripes, and mathematical philosophers.  

Why not share the abundance of this really rare species?

Certain engineers who now seem superfluous here can now go over there.

Why not also throw in a generous helping of politicians, federal state and local, for good measure. 

We all know we have long had way too many of each anyway.


Gender studies can also largely go; area studies; 


what with the impending clash of civilizations, 


why not doff multiculturalist studies now, rather than later?

Why not share this human capital wealth with the wondrous friendly but unfriendly,  
(what's the difference among friends?) 
developing world out there?

I am certain they will be gratefully received by our developing brethren overseas, when they drift ashore.

Saturday, February 25, 2012

RE WHY DOES ZAKARIA NOW TRUMPET THE ALARM RE A MANUFACTURING POLICY HERE



One possible answer:
China now will be economically industrially and militarily bearing down on India with a vengeance in coming years.

re off shoring economists they still really like this one

And why not?

eg RE NATO IN AFGHAN MINISTRIES PULL OUT BBC

I have been saying 'WW III' 


(really perhaps WW IV, if you count the Seven Years War, 
but who's counting?) 


has already begun, 


but I am not believed, or read, actually, 


by anyone over here, 


or anywhere else.

Friday, February 24, 2012

MY IMAGE FOR THE FLAT WORLD

WEEKLY AUDIENCE

United States
42
South Korea
14
Russia
12
Philippines
8
France
4
Germany
3
Ukraine
3
Canada
2
Colombia
2
Denmark
2

SOMEONE OUT THERE LIKES THIS ONE WHY SHOULDN'T YOU TOO

http://geraldmeaders.blogspot.com/2011/07/re-tasseled-loafers-egan-nyt-hd-cartoon.html

back in the 60s

The US had a chance to take a different course, re globalization, back then.


Multinationals were a relatively a new thing, back then, with notable exceptions.


With the advent of the lower corporate tax, 


the MNCs had an open season on everything, 


and are now totally out of control.


This was not something unknown to policymakers.  Kindleberger, Vernon, etc, at the pinnacle of policy making, were well aware of what forces were now afoot.  Marshall Plan, World Bank, IMF, Bretton Woods, etc.


Sovereignty At Bay, Storm Over The Multinationals, etc., etc.


Orthodox economists were, by and large, still, more or less, in a dream world.

RE APPLE CHINA TWO SLUTS CARPETBAGGER CAPITALISM

Thomas Friedman would say, something like, 'great stuff', global capitalism working out the kinks, or some such thing......


What an utter slut organization APPLE.


Making everything in China SLUT.


"Apple Ipad case suspended in Shanghai...for now."


What an utter slut.


Steve Jobs, RIP, what a slut CEO.


Slut. carpetbagger. market capitalist, wolf pack.


You can quote me.


Term search Gabor Steingart, soft power; 


you know, Microsoft, etc., another great off shorer, 


globalist, so called, do gooder organization for the global downtrodden.


See also, term search: Zakaria, recent Time magazine article, back pedaling on manufacturing policy, 


way too little, 


way too late.

Sunday, February 19, 2012

RE THE WEAKNESS OF THE CONCEPT OF THE COMMON WELFARE AND THE LEFT IN AMERICAN POLITICS

This is not a big surprise, and is not a recent development.


The American working class movement always was at risk, partly by ideological confusions early in the 20th Century, eg partly by allying with the Russian Revolutionary movement after 1917, during World War I, very importantly.


Ironically, at that time, Democratic sympathy for revolutionary movements, similar, it was erroneously thought, to the American one, so to speak, were common.


The New Deal suffered, then and later, from this sad sympathetic weakness.


These powerful views even polluted ideology during and after WW II until the US then turned hard against Communism, in an equally sad ideological debacle.


Through most of the 20th Century, 
regarding leftism, the US, 
stupidly, 
zigged when it should have zagged, 
and then with McCarthyism, 
zagged when it should have zigged.

RE 1944 1945 KENNAN PATTON USSR WWII ETC KENNAN P 364 365 366 RE WARSAW UPRISING KATYN FOREST ETC

For those of you who might follow up on this reference, 


thinking I must be wrong about it, 
or some such thing....................


SEE ESPECIALLY P 366: 


"WOULD IT NOT HAVE BEEN BETTER... 


...Berlin in a sense that would at least have spared us 


the embarrassment in which we find ourselves today."

Saturday, February 18, 2012

audience today

United States
16
Russia
7
Australia
2
Slovakia
2
India
1

re Krugman Money and Morals

Call it a private quibble, 
but it is even more about globalist economics and money 
than just about money and morals, 
cause the money went somewhere.


See also: NYT today coincidentally, 
China labor getting more expensive.


Told you so, here.

RE POST BELOW re KENNAN AND PATTON

I watched 'Patton' again the other day.


If you look at a certain passage of Russia and The West Under Lenin And Stalin, Kennan's view ultimately jibed with Patton's re 1945 re the USSR and Eastern Europe.


So many overwhelming implications, not to have driven them back to their lair when we best could have.


Whether the bomb could have been withheld, why not have tried, in 1945, even with existing intelligence leaks?


I will say this, few Americans indeed had the correct assessment, on the ground, in the chief executives' offices, or among the chiefs of staff, 


of either Kennan, or Patton. 


I believe that one might put Churchill in that select group with Kennan and Patton, but he was overruled I guess.


Maybe someone can correct mis perceptions I may have here.



Thursday, February 16, 2012

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

RE A JOB

In case anyone out there wonders, I am not looking for a job.


Most monetarily rewarding jobs now, 
and in the future, unfortunately, 
will be mostly for tramps, 
who will have lost most of what self respect existed in the middle class in the West in the mid 20th Century, 


but which gradually withered away with that century.


As the famous, fashion photographer, Bill Cunningham, in New York said, NYT, 


'money is the cheapest thing'.


It has tended, unfortunately, to cheapen everything else.

With extra printing, it gets even cheaper every day.

SOMEONE OUT THERE LIKES THIS ONE WHY SHOULDN'T YOU TOO

THIS WAS ALSO GOOD AND IMPORTANT

http://geraldmeaders.blogspot.com/2010/07/blog-post.html

IN CASE YOU MISSED THE POINT THIS IS OFFSHORING ECONOMISTS AND WHY NOT ALSO GLOBALIST PUNDITS FOR GOOD MEASURE GREAT STUFF

ZAKARIA TIME MAGAZINE FEBRUARY MANUFACTURING POLICY CALL AT THIS LATE DATE

Incredibly, this globalist,
India trade, 
pander,
finally, (can you say 'editorial pressure')
now, very reluctantly (he really is an idiot), 
calls for a US manufacturing policy, 
not industrial, 
or commercial, 
or trade policy, 
but manufacturing policy
nonetheless.


They are all going to be backpedaling hard, 
now, 
David Brooks, 
Thomas Friedman the arch globalist pander, 
Krugman, et al.


finally 'going my way' as the old saw goes.....


but, 


as I have reiterated repeatedly,


way too late, 


smell the coffee, 


game over for the West.


ONE CAN ASK, WHY, WHY NOW, FOR FAREED, bozo?


I have some hypotheses, but I will keep them to myself, thank you.

Monday, February 13, 2012

WEEKLY AUDIENCE

United States
33
Hungary
8
Slovenia
8
Russia
6
Germany
4
United Arab Emirates
2
United Kingdom
2
India
2
Italy
2
Ukraine
2