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"Michael Bryant" wrote in message ... Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts repeats his winning mantra in state after state: "I am running for president to create jobs in America and to keep jobs in America." - Anyone know someone who's job was " Offshored " ?? Yeah, AOL outsourced their tech support jobs to India. Did you see the Bush aide in the news today bragging that increased outsourcing is just another sign that Bush is taking the economy in the right direction? No wonder Bush is falling like a rock in the polls! Dell Computer has outsourced most of it's tech support and online sales to India. It's been that way for over 3 years now. An article in Wired magazine explains how outsourcing to India is good for the US. I however don't buy it. -- 73's Rick Drake R8 R8B ICOM R75 Yaesu 7700 Hammarlund SP-600-JX-17 "If you try to fail and succeed, which have you done?" |
Nobody in their right mind buys it.
"Rick KB1KIL" wrote in message ... An article in Wired magazine explains how outsourcing to India is good for the US. I however don't buy it. |
"Chandler7600" wrote in message ... Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts repeats his winning mantra in state after state: "I am running for president to create jobs in America and to keep jobs in America." - Anyone know someone who's job was " Offshored " ?? Yeah, mine in about 6 months. |
"LW" wrote in message m... (Michael Bryant) wrote ... Did you see the Bush aide in the news today bragging that increased outsourcing is just another sign that Bush is taking the economy in the right direction? Didn't see it, Professor. But any more I reluctantly admit I believe it. If I don't have a job by election day, my beloved Republican party can kiss my vote good-bye. And if they think I'm the only one making that promise, they're in for a rude awakening. I'm with you LW. |
Subject: (OT ) Sen. John
From: "MnMikew" Date: 2/13/2004 4:23 PM Central Standard Time Message-id: "LW" wrote in message om... (Michael Bryant) wrote ... Did you see the Bush aide in the news today bragging that increased outsourcing is just another sign that Bush is taking the economy in the right direction? Didn't see it, Professor. But any more I reluctantly admit I believe it. If I don't have a job by election day, my beloved Republican party can kiss my vote good-bye. And if they think I'm the only one making that promise, they're in for a rude awakening. I'm with you LW. Duhbya is undoubtedly the dumbest sob to ever be a president. Les |
Has nothing to do with sitting behind a desk. The manufacturing industry is
going away fast. Manufacturing has been the economic backbone of this country for fifty years. There is nothing to replace it with. The only ting that really can't be outsourced are jobs were somebody has to be right there. That leaves burger flippers and construction workers but the government has an answer to that too. The alien import plan is meant to replace what's left. "Chandler7600" wrote in message ... ext. If you sit at a desk, your job can be offshored.. - Creepy..! |
Nah...unlike you, I do know how to use a post filter!
Watch! PLONK! -- Stinger "me" wrote in message ... On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 18:21:33 -0600, "Stinger" wrote: Republican tactics? Hey Stinger asshole, why not take this to a political group where you can talk all you want about it without ****ing up this group you inconsiderate asshole. |
At last, we agree, Michael.
;^) -- Stinger "Michael Bryant" wrote in message ... From: me On 11 Feb 2004 20:58:46 GMT, (Chandler7600) wrote: Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts repeats his winning mantra in state after state: Good take this **** to a political group asshole. Gee, you're really a loser, aren't you? You want non-political posts? Either learn to use your filter or try some of the better-moderated Yahoo groups. We don't need no net nanny! Michael Bryant, WA4009SWL Louisville, KY R75, S800, RX320, SW77, ICF2010K, DX398, 7600G, 6800W, RF2200, 7600A GE SRll, Pro-2006, Pro-2010, Pro-76 (remove "nojunk" to reply) |
Nobody that has used it likes it, either.
My son, a college student specializing in computer networking, makes some pretty good extra money by troubleshooting and repairing computers. A retired couple bought their first Dell the other day, and asked my son to help them with their ADSL installation. They got the computer out of the box, and it wouldn't power on. So, not wanting to violate their warranty, he called "tech support" to tell them what was up. After a 35-minute wait, he got a tech-support guy in India with an accent so heavy that he had serious trouble understanding him. Then, the guy was insisting on going through his "trouble-tree," even though he was talking to someone with multiple certifications (including A+ and MCSE). Finally, the Indian tech support guy realized he was in over his head, and let a supervisor (who was actually in the states) take over. With his permission, my son opened the case, pulled off the CPU cowling, and found what he had suspected all along -- the P4 processor had been jammed in -- bending several pins that didn't go into the processor mount on the motherboard. No problem, Dell shipped another new unit (but you'd think they'd check these things before they leave the factory, wouldn't you?). Too many short-cuts, both in support and manufacturing! -- Stinger "CW" wrote in message ... Nobody in their right mind buys it. "Rick KB1KIL" wrote in message ... An article in Wired magazine explains how outsourcing to India is good for the US. I however don't buy it. |
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