Tapsearch Com EditorDysfunctional Globalists deny workers a voice
October 19th 2007 15:45
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It's really all about you in the global economic arena
No matter how you slice it, Globalization and Free Trade are still baloney. First of all Free Trade is not trade. It is not even a Free Market and it makes mockery out the Free Enterprise system. The Free Enterprise system is supposed to make it easier to be good.
Today, we have nations who have their interests spread across the globe in a new kind of Colonialism. They find they have to protect these interests which have led to terrorism and wars. The World Bank estimates that the gains to the U.S. economy from a successful round of WTO negotiations at between $2.7 billion to $6.8 billion a year- this amounts to about one to three weeks' spending on the Iraq War. And we are supposed to be worried if this trade round collapses?
View the Cross 9/11 Tangle of Terror artwork by Ray Tapajna asking who will now untangle the terror, Globalization and Free Trade have bred. We chopped up local value added economies into pieces and sent the around the world. We have a high tech army being defeated by human bombs. Who said we had to compete like this in a global arena?
Now even the Wall Street Journal says six out of ten Republicans say free trade is bad for the USA.
Tapart News and Art that Talks covers the issues of Workers' Dignity, Free Trade and Globalization based on many experts in the field. It mixes published letters and articles with thought provoking Art that Talks by Ray Tapajna
You can - Explore the lost worlds in the Globalist Flat World of Free Traders Thomas Friedman from the New York Times, the Clintons and the Bush family at Really Long Link
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Or search under Tapart News, Tapsearch, Tapajna Globalization, Tapart Flat World, Clinton Years American Dream Reversed for hundreds of more references.
Suggest reading following books and reviews.
The Trap by Sir James Goldsmith
Several books about Globalization by Manual Castells
The World is Flat by Thomas Friedman - a Globalist Free Trader's view
The Confessions of an Economic Hit Many by John Perkins - about World Bank and CIA
Search under Chuck Harder For the People
Search under Dr. Pat Choate
Search under Secretary of Labor Reich
See Tapart News and Art that Talks at Really Long Link for more
It's really all about you in the global economic arena
No matter how you slice it, Globalization and Free Trade are still baloney. First of all Free Trade is not trade. It is not even a Free Market and it makes mockery out the Free Enterprise system. The Free Enterprise system is supposed to make it easier to be good.
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Today, we have nations who have their interests spread across the globe in a new kind of Colonialism. They find they have to protect these interests which have led to terrorism and wars. The World Bank estimates that the gains to the U.S. economy from a successful round of WTO negotiations at between $2.7 billion to $6.8 billion a year- this amounts to about one to three weeks' spending on the Iraq War. And we are supposed to be worried if this trade round collapses?
View the Cross 9/11 Tangle of Terror artwork by Ray Tapajna asking who will now untangle the terror, Globalization and Free Trade have bred. We chopped up local value added economies into pieces and sent the around the world. We have a high tech army being defeated by human bombs. Who said we had to compete like this in a global arena?
Who can untangle the terror Globalization and Free Trade have bred
Now even the Wall Street Journal says six out of ten Republicans say free trade is bad for the USA.
Tapart News and Art that Talks covers the issues of Workers' Dignity, Free Trade and Globalization based on many experts in the field. It mixes published letters and articles with thought provoking Art that Talks by Ray Tapajna
You can - Explore the lost worlds in the Globalist Flat World of Free Traders Thomas Friedman from the New York Times, the Clintons and the Bush family at Really Long Link
Related articles at Really Long Link
Really Long Link
Art that Talks galleries at Really Long Link
http://tapsearch.com/id12.html
Really Long Link Tapajna
See Communications by rank or the "unnetted" at Really Long Link
Or search under Tapart News, Tapsearch, Tapajna Globalization, Tapart Flat World, Clinton Years American Dream Reversed for hundreds of more references.
Suggest reading following books and reviews.
The Trap by Sir James Goldsmith
Several books about Globalization by Manual Castells
The World is Flat by Thomas Friedman - a Globalist Free Trader's view
The Confessions of an Economic Hit Many by John Perkins - about World Bank and CIA
Search under Chuck Harder For the People
Search under Dr. Pat Choate
Search under Secretary of Labor Reich
See Tapart News and Art that Talks at Really Long Link for more
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Comment by Tapart News Editor
6 out of 10 Republicans say no! ...and even Hillary Clinton, whose husband pushed Free Trade as if it was his mission in life, is questioning the new trade agreement with South Korea.
The term "protectionism" has taken on a new connotation with the WTO increasing protectionism for patent monopolies which are held by big time pharmaceutical companies.
People are beginning to question things like the World Bank noting successful round of WTO negotiations amounting to only about one to three weeks' of spending on the Iraq War. And we are supposed to be worrried if this trade round collapses.
The gains are concentrated among big corporations and the negative effects are dispersed among the majority of workers through lower to stagnated wages. ( actually , our low inflation rates could be interpreted as a deflation of wages. )
The jobs that are protected from international competition - like CEOs, lawyers, doctors, journalist, educators, "public servants" and significantly - economists -- denounce "protectionism" for everyone but themselves.
If you think this is only one opinion, you can look at some revealing statistics from the Wall Street Journal at
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- note it is coming from the Wall Street Journal . The old UPSIDE Magazine, which had high tech venture and stock reports told much of the same thing years ago. I always applauded them for their objectivity with their main business being investments. I miss David Kline who was one of their major journalist. He has some excellent overiews about Manuel Castells who wrote several books of Globalization which again required a tremendous amount of objectivity.
See also October 17 Buffalo News edition Opinion - Is Globalization good? at Really Long Link
We have been an advocate for workers' dignity, real fair trade and for real Free Enterprise since 1994 and finally our advocacy is being confirmed
A mobile user friendly summary of our published letters and articles mixed with our art that talks is at
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Comment by Dexter
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So so true. Especially lawyers.
Great articles, thanks for the links.