Tapsearch Com EditorGlobal money changers go local
May 17th 2010 21:17
Bizarre Politics Reports:
Cities are going at restoring their economy in round about ways and not directly going after the real problem
By Ray Tapajna - Global Economy takes over town
Our economy based on making money on money instead of making things is burning out
My favorite journalist takes a wrong turn and goes down the path of no return
Free Trade makes a mockery of Free Enterprise. We had hoped by now some top investigative journalist would look into the history of the U.S. Federal Government sponsoring the moving of factories outside the U.S. starting in 1956 with this temporary program lasting into our times. The news media still ignores this story.
Sadly, I will put the following on some of my top blogs and sites and broadcast it to several social media site.
Elizabeth Sullivan, top columnist takes a detour into an endless pit and falls under the pressure of her newspaper's globalist free trader editors
My favorite journalist takes a detour in the road. Elizabeth Sullivan, a top editorial journalist at the Cleveland Plain Dealer for many years and now as editor of the editorial page seemingly has fallen to the pressure of her globalist free trader editors.
Pat Buchanan pubished an intriguing book titled Churchhill, Hitler and the Unnecessary War primarily from the political viewpoint. He says the world wars were unnecessary wars. I wondered why he left out the economic part because all wars are ultimately about economics and money. World War 2 was actually about jobs and money and now more than fifty years later, we have lost it due to free trade and the globalist free traders. With her visionary qualities, I had hoped someone like Elizabeth Sullivan would have recognized this and dedicate her usually objective historical based writing to the causes and effects behind our economic crisis. I never believed she would come to the fork in the road and take a detour away from her usual documented perspective. In the end, all those boys in World War 2 lost their lives due to money and greed in our times.
Like our city leaders of our immpoverished city, surrenders to free trade and passes on confusing history of what our city accomplished in the high tech era.
She takes a detour in her overview about the rosy future of our impoverished city. She says it is time to be optimistic again but I see it as the
time when we should snuffed out the concept that it is better to light
one little candle rather than curse the darkness. It is time to curse the darkness that has taken us into the economic abyss.
I thought Elizabeth Sullivan understood that the free enterprise system depends on a full spectrum of functions from the bottom up and nothing
much good happens the other way around. There is not much difference in the failures of a trickle down economy in the private sector or by it flowing down from big government. In the end, workers are left betrayed by both.
She centers the possiblities of success on parasite ventures like redeeming entertainment areas, medical marts, convention centers and mega-gambling casinos. Then she trys to provide a vision of a new green
economy that will create jobs but any pursuit is a the mercy of free trade that is based on who can do the work for the cheapest price. This is how we lost out as a high technology center when at least 100,000 workers enjoyed a job related to high technology in our region. In Cleveland, we worry about losing Lebron James a super basketball sports star. It makes the top headline on our front page. Lebron James represents much more than that. He alsorepresent the race to the bottom promoting the NIKE emblem . It takes workers who make the NIKE shoes a month of wages to buy just one pair while he takes in 100 million dollars promoting NIKE and ultimately the suffering of underclass impoverished workers.
This should alert us to all other horrible stories about working conditions of the underclass including those who make many of our energy saving products that not only use impoverished workers in dirty manufacturing facilities in places like China but also use miles of energy during the long haul shipping phases getting to markets. There is no
reason why any other so called green jobs would not go the same way.
( See
Some see red over Cleveland mayor's light bulb plan
May 4, 2010 ... LED plant from China stirs Cleveland controversy. Video; Photo. Some see red over Cleveland mayor's light bulb plan. Regular Photo Size ...
Free trade deal smells rotten - Cached
The saga of dirty energy and the dark side of free trade continues
Ignoring the LED bulb controversy in Cleveland Ohio, Mayor Jackson wants to give a no bid ten year contract to a Chinese LED Sunpu Opto manufacturer to
Dirty Energy saving devices travel 8000 miles from dirty factories ...
This weblog is about the dark side of energy saving light bulbs and the ... more of Tapsearch Com and Ray Tapajna Chronicles news and issues blogs and sites ...
Dirty energy instead
I fought to the end for the last PC computer made in the USA and helped jumped start the Cat Scan industry. As a trouble shooter supplyer , I served one of the last industrial computer manufacturers in the U.S.A.
I experienced the close down of many computer and high techn startup ventures in our region due to unfair free trade.
The industrial revolution is not over. We still
use and consume the products but they now come from somewhere else in the world. Left behind are new working poor, underemployed and jobless classes that are hooked on the imported goods as if it were a drug
habit. Every time a factory or venture is moved, it leaves behind a burn out community.
Free trade is not about trading products but about the
deflation of workers in a global economic arena where there are no winners. When I was part of the computer mainframe industry, we had about five functions in the computerization of manual operations. We had to be very careful or a company could be critically wounded. First a system person would design the essential elements knowing the particular way chosen would affect the whole. After this, someone would do a flow
chart in a diagram fashion following the effects from
the beginning to the end. Following this a progammer would convert it to language the computer would understand knowing that the old phrase - garbage in and
garbage out would apply. Then the system would have to be debugged for the logical flow of events from beginning to end.
The Cleveland region became a center for high technology because so many of the top corporations were headquarted here. During this time, I frequently
traveled to the Silicone Valley where I had the opportunity to compare the real world to the
software world. Free trade came and destroyed all these processes and companies that spent many years in perfecting systems and media for the
sake of cheaper production. You can copy cat something for a long time but will never be able to restore the skills, time and investment it took to
create all the new technology.
All the ventures, Elizabeth Sullivan cited in her article as the way to the future are just peripheral pursuits starting somewhere in the middle of
a flowchart with no real beginning or ending for the whole of any society. Many ofthe
ventures cited are parasites needing something else to live off. These ventures live off the suffering of the underclass locally and across the globe. Bloody wars flow from this fragmentation. What is the difference between any new biotech, green energy and related ventures from what has happened to all our industry. Most jobs can be sent anywhere in the world and all our jobs are based on who can do it for less in the least amount of resistance settings. We found out too
that all the money manipulations do not fill any of the voids left behind. Only local value added economies in balanced geopolitical settings work. Nothing good comes from using workers in far away places who do not have the equivalent support systems. All the imbalances ultimately boomerang back to our own front door.
Our city may be known for finding new green industries but in the end the green will just turned to dirty green mold as it did in my industry.I witnessed more than a thousand computer companies and businesses
close down in just the Ohio, Michican and Pennsylvania region. And I was part of more than a million workers who lost their jobs in the computer industry after being part of every computer generation and many
innovations in high technology. Elizabeth Sullivan says three words will make things happen again - education, immigration and infra-structure.
I worked in several factories while going to college full time and if these jobs were still available today, there would be thousands standing in line to get them including college graduates. And immigration was
once based on filling jobs that were in large supply in the USA. Today we have immigrants seeking economic survival after the U.S. sent thousands of factories to
their homelands. Sullivan says high-tech is a mirage without human capital. We had the human capital and high technology in our town once upon time and nothing is being done to bring it back or even preserve it
now. It was a race to the bottom and he hit bottom while free traders want to continue the same mistakes over and over again. We lost our
city in the Flat World of the globalist free traders. See our impoverished city surrenders to free trade at
Mayor continues surrender to free trade
No-bid LED monopoly Link
Impoverished City ignores cause of their plight
(Search under Tapsearch, Tapart, Ray Tapajna, Bizarre Politics, The Rationale, Arkline Art or Tapsearcher
with Yahoo and Alta Vista having more than 4 million search results referenced under Clinton Years American Dream Reversed. )
Our economy based on making money on money instead of making things is burning out
My favorite journalist takes a wrong turn and goes down the path of no return
Free Trade makes a mockery of Free Enterprise. We had hoped by now some top investigative journalist would look into the history of the U.S. Federal Government sponsoring the moving of factories outside the U.S. starting in 1956 with this temporary program lasting into our times. The news media still ignores this story.
A road to nowhere in the globalist free trader world. Newspapers go down the road too
Sadly, I will put the following on some of my top blogs and sites and broadcast it to several social media site.
Elizabeth Sullivan, top columnist takes a detour into an endless pit and falls under the pressure of her newspaper's globalist free trader editors
My favorite journalist takes a detour in the road. Elizabeth Sullivan, a top editorial journalist at the Cleveland Plain Dealer for many years and now as editor of the editorial page seemingly has fallen to the pressure of her globalist free trader editors.
Pat Buchanan pubished an intriguing book titled Churchhill, Hitler and the Unnecessary War primarily from the political viewpoint. He says the world wars were unnecessary wars. I wondered why he left out the economic part because all wars are ultimately about economics and money. World War 2 was actually about jobs and money and now more than fifty years later, we have lost it due to free trade and the globalist free traders. With her visionary qualities, I had hoped someone like Elizabeth Sullivan would have recognized this and dedicate her usually objective historical based writing to the causes and effects behind our economic crisis. I never believed she would come to the fork in the road and take a detour away from her usual documented perspective. In the end, all those boys in World War 2 lost their lives due to money and greed in our times.
Like our city leaders of our immpoverished city, surrenders to free trade and passes on confusing history of what our city accomplished in the high tech era.
She takes a detour in her overview about the rosy future of our impoverished city. She says it is time to be optimistic again but I see it as the
time when we should snuffed out the concept that it is better to light
one little candle rather than curse the darkness. It is time to curse the darkness that has taken us into the economic abyss.
I thought Elizabeth Sullivan understood that the free enterprise system depends on a full spectrum of functions from the bottom up and nothing
much good happens the other way around. There is not much difference in the failures of a trickle down economy in the private sector or by it flowing down from big government. In the end, workers are left betrayed by both.
She centers the possiblities of success on parasite ventures like redeeming entertainment areas, medical marts, convention centers and mega-gambling casinos. Then she trys to provide a vision of a new green
economy that will create jobs but any pursuit is a the mercy of free trade that is based on who can do the work for the cheapest price. This is how we lost out as a high technology center when at least 100,000 workers enjoyed a job related to high technology in our region. In Cleveland, we worry about losing Lebron James a super basketball sports star. It makes the top headline on our front page. Lebron James represents much more than that. He alsorepresent the race to the bottom promoting the NIKE emblem . It takes workers who make the NIKE shoes a month of wages to buy just one pair while he takes in 100 million dollars promoting NIKE and ultimately the suffering of underclass impoverished workers.
This should alert us to all other horrible stories about working conditions of the underclass including those who make many of our energy saving products that not only use impoverished workers in dirty manufacturing facilities in places like China but also use miles of energy during the long haul shipping phases getting to markets. There is no
reason why any other so called green jobs would not go the same way.
( See
Some see red over Cleveland mayor's light bulb plan
May 4, 2010 ... LED plant from China stirs Cleveland controversy. Video; Photo. Some see red over Cleveland mayor's light bulb plan. Regular Photo Size ...
Free trade deal smells rotten - Cached
The saga of dirty energy and the dark side of free trade continues
Ignoring the LED bulb controversy in Cleveland Ohio, Mayor Jackson wants to give a no bid ten year contract to a Chinese LED Sunpu Opto manufacturer to
Dirty Energy saving devices travel 8000 miles from dirty factories ...
This weblog is about the dark side of energy saving light bulbs and the ... more of Tapsearch Com and Ray Tapajna Chronicles news and issues blogs and sites ...
Dirty energy instead
I fought to the end for the last PC computer made in the USA and helped jumped start the Cat Scan industry. As a trouble shooter supplyer , I served one of the last industrial computer manufacturers in the U.S.A.
I experienced the close down of many computer and high techn startup ventures in our region due to unfair free trade.
The industrial revolution is not over. We still
use and consume the products but they now come from somewhere else in the world. Left behind are new working poor, underemployed and jobless classes that are hooked on the imported goods as if it were a drug
habit. Every time a factory or venture is moved, it leaves behind a burn out community.
Free trade is not about trading products but about the
deflation of workers in a global economic arena where there are no winners. When I was part of the computer mainframe industry, we had about five functions in the computerization of manual operations. We had to be very careful or a company could be critically wounded. First a system person would design the essential elements knowing the particular way chosen would affect the whole. After this, someone would do a flow
chart in a diagram fashion following the effects from
the beginning to the end. Following this a progammer would convert it to language the computer would understand knowing that the old phrase - garbage in and
garbage out would apply. Then the system would have to be debugged for the logical flow of events from beginning to end.
The Cleveland region became a center for high technology because so many of the top corporations were headquarted here. During this time, I frequently
traveled to the Silicone Valley where I had the opportunity to compare the real world to the
software world. Free trade came and destroyed all these processes and companies that spent many years in perfecting systems and media for the
sake of cheaper production. You can copy cat something for a long time but will never be able to restore the skills, time and investment it took to
create all the new technology.
All the ventures, Elizabeth Sullivan cited in her article as the way to the future are just peripheral pursuits starting somewhere in the middle of
a flowchart with no real beginning or ending for the whole of any society. Many ofthe
ventures cited are parasites needing something else to live off. These ventures live off the suffering of the underclass locally and across the globe. Bloody wars flow from this fragmentation. What is the difference between any new biotech, green energy and related ventures from what has happened to all our industry. Most jobs can be sent anywhere in the world and all our jobs are based on who can do it for less in the least amount of resistance settings. We found out too
that all the money manipulations do not fill any of the voids left behind. Only local value added economies in balanced geopolitical settings work. Nothing good comes from using workers in far away places who do not have the equivalent support systems. All the imbalances ultimately boomerang back to our own front door.
Our city may be known for finding new green industries but in the end the green will just turned to dirty green mold as it did in my industry.I witnessed more than a thousand computer companies and businesses
close down in just the Ohio, Michican and Pennsylvania region. And I was part of more than a million workers who lost their jobs in the computer industry after being part of every computer generation and many
innovations in high technology. Elizabeth Sullivan says three words will make things happen again - education, immigration and infra-structure.
I worked in several factories while going to college full time and if these jobs were still available today, there would be thousands standing in line to get them including college graduates. And immigration was
once based on filling jobs that were in large supply in the USA. Today we have immigrants seeking economic survival after the U.S. sent thousands of factories to
their homelands. Sullivan says high-tech is a mirage without human capital. We had the human capital and high technology in our town once upon time and nothing is being done to bring it back or even preserve it
now. It was a race to the bottom and he hit bottom while free traders want to continue the same mistakes over and over again. We lost our
city in the Flat World of the globalist free traders. See our impoverished city surrenders to free trade at
Mayor continues surrender to free trade
No-bid LED monopoly Link
Impoverished City ignores cause of their plight
(Search under Tapsearch, Tapart, Ray Tapajna, Bizarre Politics, The Rationale, Arkline Art or Tapsearcher
with Yahoo and Alta Vista having more than 4 million search results referenced under Clinton Years American Dream Reversed. )
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