Tapsearch Com EditorReverse Tariffs and Protectionism in action
June 9th 2009 22:34
Bizarre Politics Reports:
Why take tariffs off products and put them on workers. Bail out money is really a reverse tariff and protectionism for big money. Free Trade has ended up with tariffs on the working poor.
By Ray Tapajna, Editor and Artist at Tapart News and Art that Talks
Bail out of Big Money acts as Tariff on workers and Protectionism for the financial community
You can not eat paper money!
Who says we have to compete like this in a global economic arena?
Free Trade has taken tariffs off products and put on workers. Free Trade is about the "commodization" of workers who are put on world trading block to compete with one another for the same jobs based on the cheapest labor down to wage slave and child labor.
Now the bail outs for Big Money and the financial community also act as reversed tariffs on the value of workers and labor.
On top of this reverse protectionism kicks in with the financial community, the stock market and selected manufacturing receiving these bail outs at the expense of the working poor.
This all comes after millions have lost their jobs and their middle class status for years.
This all is happening while Big Government merges with Big Money with those who took the hits being ignored.
Worst of all, President Obama and elite powerful groups in government and business ignore the cause and effect of Free Trade and even call for more of the same. It is a road to the dark side of life and all stimulus programs will fail. Even Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told Congress the best way to stimulate the economy is to buy domestically produced goods. But, where can these products be found. 50 percent of union workers are now public sector government workers. Private sector production workers represent only 15 percent and soon they will be virtually gone too.
Economies based on making money on money instead of making things are burning out and no one seems to care. An era of funny money has taken over with no precedence in history for these practices. No one knows where it will end up but it certainly will provoke negatively to all that is good in life.
Bail out of Big Money acts as Tariff on workers and Protectionism for the financial community
You can not eat paper money!
Stock Market fosters False Paper Economy
Who says we have to compete like this in a global economic arena?
Free Trade has taken tariffs off products and put on workers. Free Trade is about the "commodization" of workers who are put on world trading block to compete with one another for the same jobs based on the cheapest labor down to wage slave and child labor.
Now the bail outs for Big Money and the financial community also act as reversed tariffs on the value of workers and labor.
On top of this reverse protectionism kicks in with the financial community, the stock market and selected manufacturing receiving these bail outs at the expense of the working poor.
This all comes after millions have lost their jobs and their middle class status for years.
This all is happening while Big Government merges with Big Money with those who took the hits being ignored.
Worst of all, President Obama and elite powerful groups in government and business ignore the cause and effect of Free Trade and even call for more of the same. It is a road to the dark side of life and all stimulus programs will fail. Even Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told Congress the best way to stimulate the economy is to buy domestically produced goods. But, where can these products be found. 50 percent of union workers are now public sector government workers. Private sector production workers represent only 15 percent and soon they will be virtually gone too.
Economies based on making money on money instead of making things are burning out and no one seems to care. An era of funny money has taken over with no precedence in history for these practices. No one knows where it will end up but it certainly will provoke negatively to all that is good in life.
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