I forgot the entertainment industry and I think politics has also
become an industry. Sometimes they collide.
On Oct 26, 11:23 pm, \Lone Wolf\ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Following the war after the 1929 depresion America had room to expand
its capital on the power of its industrial might
Now we seem to be a service and processing economy. The great
industries like shipbuilding, have mostly disappeared. I suppose we
stilll have farming. Construction- with good and bad results. Lots of
energy in the electrics but where is the profit? The service calls go
to India or Armenia (I
WOW! I forget the military industry! It's complex!!!
On Oct 27, 2:38 am, rigsy03 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I forgot the entertainment industry and I think politics has also
become an industry. Sometimes they collide.
On Oct 26, 11:23 pm, \Lone Wolf\ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Following the
The next two weeks will see the complete rout and collapse of the
financial and business sectors of the US, accelerating jobs losses and
home foreclosures. Unfounded illusions in Obama will be smashed,
preparing the way for the intervention of the working class into
political life and its
We won't melt. We will stew for two to three years. Think Krugman used
the D word today.//Well, Obama only had one task- not to sound like
Jesse Jackson or Al Sharpton and he mastered it with the help of Oprah
who had already won the confidence of Whites plus there is all that
Liberal guilt.
Following the war after the 1929 depresion America had room to expand
its capital on the power of its industrial might rebuilding Europe and
Japan. These conditions no longer exist as America's industry is
decimated. The downtown is not a result of bad managment is is a
result of the decline in
