There is a Nissan auto/truck/van/suv factory about twenty miles North of
me between Jackson and Canton,Mississippi at or near the I-55 Gluckstat
exit.I suppose it will someday turn into a "rust belt" too.
www.dogpile.com Nissan Mississippi

Let me tell y'all something,them nips wanted to fly their rising sun
(rice flag) over that Nissan factory,but they did not want our
Mississippi Confederate Flag to fly over that Nissan factory.We Won!
cuhulin

€ Dr. Artaud € wrote:

wrote in
:

Unfortunately Cuhulin, this story is all too real.

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/04/21/bu...ss/21auto.html

http://money.cnn.com/2005/04/21/Auto...er_china.reut/ et al.


"Chrysler to sell U.S. Chinese made cars?

Automaker is in talks with Chinese partner to make cars for export to
North America. April 21, 2005: 12:49 PM EDT

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - DaimlerChrysler, the world's fifth-biggest car
maker, is in talks to set up a China venture that would make and export
Chrysler cars to North America, a top executive said Thursday, sketching
a politically charged move."

Remember folks, pull the Republican lever at election time, it is
directly connected to the toilet that flushes American Jobs down the
drain.

And all for profit. But I don't know where their profit will come from
once they actually have to SELL their stuff at reduced cost in India and
China. The profit comes from making something like a radio for $5 in
China and selling it for $100 in the US. Who wouldn't want that type of
profit? So they hurry up and export all the jobs to China, leaving
American workers without the money needed to cough up $100 for a $5
radio. So they're stuck selling the same radio to the Chinese for $15,
and they sell a lot fewer of them because that $15 is half a month's
wages for the Chinese worker. Can you say "sudden crash in profit"?

It's the beginning of the end for this country. I don't believe that we
can survive as a nation of consumers "without" income. How can we have
income "without" jobs? How can we have jobs when they are all overseas?

The rich have tried to solve this by throwing cheap credit at the
American consumer. But there's only so much credit a person of limited
income can take on before their finances go belly up. The rich know the
gig is almost over, that's why they changed the bankruptcy laws to force
people to pay back their massive debts no matter what. But you can't
squeeze blood from a rock, and a massive debt default is coming. In the
most extreme cases, people faced with an impossible bind will kill
themselves. You can't get money from a dead person. Unlike the previous
massive default in 1929, the rich will likely be dragged down with the
rest of us, simply because their fabulous profit margins will vanish.

"Ah, it's just them autoworkers" (sic) many will say, but therein lies
their folly. As the autoworkers loose jobs, so do the steelworkers, the
tire companies, the various firms that supply goods to all of those
industries (suppliers), as well as local convenience and food stores and
restaurants, hardware stores, etc.

As the impact spreads, retailers in general will experience financial
loss and closures. This will further impact their workforce, and so on,
in a domino fashion.

Perhaps unknown to many, the professional fields are being impacted by
the export of jobs. Radiology, for one, where the images are being
reviewed by radiologists from India and elsewhere, as they work for
considerably less money. The marvels of electronics have made this
possible. The digitized information is essentially emailed to the
foreign companies, reviewed, and the results returned by email. Billing
services are being relocated overseas, and various companies are
relocating their "technical support services" overseas as well.

No folks, it isn't going to stop with "just them autoworkers", most of
us will be caught up in these unacceptable loss of jobs.

All the manufacturing jobs have already gone overseas. Now all the
professional jobs are going overseas. When that process is completed,
there will be no jobs at all save for burger flipper and Wal Mart
cashier, and those are people who are less able to pay jacked up prices
on cheap foreign junk. Meanwhile, over in India and China, all those
people making $30 a month will be unable to pay American prices for the
stuff they're making. The result will be massive downward pressure on
prices that will severely eat into profit margins, and the rich will
suffer.

I hate to bring Karl Marx into this discussion, but all this reminds me
of his claim that the basic driving forces of capitalism-the need to
minimize cost while maximizing profit-are on a collision course that
will lead to capitalism collapsing under its own weight as workers who
are paid the lowest wages possible eventually become unable to pay the
highest price possible for goods and services. He didn't foresee credit
cards, but he would probably say that they only delay the inevitable.
Capitalism has gone through this before. In 1929, credit was easy to
get, and people ended up in massive debt with no wealth to pay it back.
When the stock market crashed, it led to a massive debt default that in
turn led to the paralysis of capitalism and the solution of a massive
war (WW2) to get the world economy going again. Today, a massive war
would entail full use of nuclear arsenals, leading to the collapse of
civilization itself, possibly to the point that the survivors become
hunter gatherers once again.



Regards,

Dr. Artaud



www.stevequayle.com Hot Headlines.
I was telling folks around here when Daimler merged with Chrysler that
Chrysler messed up! It is only a matter of time and made in Slanteyed
Chinkland cars/trucks/vans/suv's will be showing up on the American
auto dealers showroom floors and I Don't Like It At All!!!!
cuhulin




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running dogg wrote in :

Regards for your comments, which I very much agree with.

Dr. Artaud

wrote:
www.stevequayle.com Hot Headlines.
I was telling folks around here when Daimler merged with Chrysler
that
Chrysler messed up! It is only a matter of time and made in Slanteyed
Chinkland cars/trucks/vans/suv's will be showing up on the American
auto
dealers showroom floors and I Don't Like It At All!!!!
cuhulin

I must say I am not surprise by this or that other auto manufacturers
will probably follow.

To give you a clue as to how true this is. I work in a job that
administered to the needs of those on public assistance. Since
being my role in support this I have watched the number of recepients
increase more and more. And not due to just older workers, but
those of a young age.

B. Williams schrieb:

I must say I am not surprise by this or that other auto manufacturers
will probably follow.

Volkswagen already manufactures in China....

A good auto website I read at least once every day is
www.wardsauto.com The website keeps you updated with news concerning
autos/trucks/vans/suv's.Check it out.There are and has been American
name brands and foreign name brands of auto manufacture's producing
auto/trucks/vans/suv's in Slanteyed Chinkland for many years.American
auto employees in America earn a decent salary,$20.00 per hour and
more.When,or if made in Slanteyed Chinkland auto/trucks/vans/suv's
(might as well add Motorcycles and Boat motors/engines too,to the mix)
start showing up in America,I think it will be the beginning of the end
of such vehicles being manufactured in America.y'all can thank U.S.fed
govt for that,,,, free trade,nafta,gatt and now,outsourcing.Blame it on
U.S.fed govt!
cuhulin

wrote:
A good auto website I read at least once every day is
www.wardsauto.com The website keeps you updated with news
concerning
autos/trucks/vans/suv's.Check it out.There are and has been American
name brands and foreign name brands of auto manufacture's producing
auto/trucks/vans/suv's in Slanteyed Chinkland for many years.American
auto employees in America earn a decent salary,$20.00 per hour and
more.When,or if made in Slanteyed Chinkland auto/trucks/vans/suv's
(might as well add Motorcycles and Boat motors/engines too,to the
mix)
start showing up in America,I think it will be the beginning of the
end
of such vehicles being manufactured in America.y'all can thank
U.S.fed
govt for that,,,, free trade,nafta,gatt and now,outsourcing.Blame it
on
U.S.fed govt!
cuhulin

Why would you look there when you already confessed you own a 1986
Crown Vic, and a tank of gas lasts you three months?

Dreaming I guess?

Les

Les the Loser,you never did tell me what U.S.State you live in nowdays
or where you are originally from either.You Chicken or something? You
fed govt dick sucker! If that is a U.S.fed govt computer you are
useing,part of that U.S.fed govt computer Belongs To Me! And I don't
believe YOU! should be employed in U.S.fed govt at ALL!
cuhulin

Yeah,Les the Loser.I dream sometimes.I dream about naked wimmins and
their hairy (I don't like shaved Pussys,too damn ugly looking) Pussys.I
like wimmins with LOTS of hair on their Pussys.
cuhulin

One of my sister's sons gave me that 1986 Ford car for Christmas last
year.A full tank of gasoline and a new battery and almost new shock
absorbers in the car when he gave the car to me for a Christmas present
last year.The car runs just like brand spanking new except there is a
squeak noise in the rear seat area sometimes.
cuhulin