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July 2nd 2009 15:35
By Ray Tapajna - Chronicles of events behind global crisis
Top Columnist, Wife of Senator Sherrod Brown complains about news theft
Connie Schultz, top columnist with the Cleveland Plain Dealers says writers
need protection against being copied across the worldwide web.
All I can say to Connie Schultz about her concerns about this and the survival of
newspapers is welcome to our world.
Free Trade Copycats
I fought to the very end for the last micro computers and most of the
industrial computers made in the USA. I lost. When ever any
product is sent outside the U.S. to be produced all the technical know how
and research and development automatically goes with it.
Products that are still just "built" in the USA are mostly just
assembled with parts coming from the wage slave and child labor markets of
the world. It's time for newspapers to feel the pain too. Newspapers did not follow
through when millions lost their jobs in the auto, steel and other related industries
in the late 1980s and throughout the 1990s. They ignored more than a
million workers who lost their jobs in the computer industry during the
1990s while President Clinton had the White House computer systems
revamped by workers from India. During this time, not only were workers
betrayed but information and technology that took years to develop was too.
"Copyright " this -
I now have several news, information and art sites on the worldwide web.
I write mostly about untold stories behind the news in the global
economic arena. I also have a blog about the latent response of
philosophy and religion to globalism. I get loads of hits and visitors
and even have five sites devoted to totally free web services and items.
( Ray Tapajna Free Sites )
I lost most of everything else in this life including my computer
business I enjoyed for more than 25 years. Nothing was protected. There
were no copyrights - just copycats.
The level playing field has been bombed out for years!
The level playing field has been bombed out for years. It is too late
to try to define what fair trade means. Perhaps the newspapers can find
a way to make money on money instead like the financial communities do
and then get a federal bail out when they fail.
It's now time for newspapers to feel the pain too. Major news channels
have ignored the betrayal of workers and technology for a long time.
And everyone is welcome to view all my sites free. They're free.
Isn't this what free trade is all about. Years ago the President of Fruit of the Loom said - even if I paid our workers nothing, we can not compete against foreign
competition. Perhaps we should all learn how to read Chinese.
Where were the "Senator Browns" and Top Newspaper Reporters like Connie Schultz
during this Pearl Harbor attack on workers and businesses ?
Ray Tapajna Chronicles - Bizarre Politics Top Blogs
Ray Tapajna Chronicles of events behind our global economic crisis http://linkbun.ch/aztb
Top Columnist, Wife of Senator Sherrod Brown complains about news theft
Connie Schultz, top columnist with the Cleveland Plain Dealers says writers
need protection against being copied across the worldwide web.
All I can say to Connie Schultz about her concerns about this and the survival of
newspapers is welcome to our world.
Free Trade Copycats
I fought to the very end for the last micro computers and most of the
industrial computers made in the USA. I lost. When ever any
product is sent outside the U.S. to be produced all the technical know how
and research and development automatically goes with it.
Products that are still just "built" in the USA are mostly just
assembled with parts coming from the wage slave and child labor markets of
the world. It's time for newspapers to feel the pain too. Newspapers did not follow
through when millions lost their jobs in the auto, steel and other related industries
in the late 1980s and throughout the 1990s. They ignored more than a
million workers who lost their jobs in the computer industry during the
1990s while President Clinton had the White House computer systems
revamped by workers from India. During this time, not only were workers
betrayed but information and technology that took years to develop was too.
"Copyright " this -
I now have several news, information and art sites on the worldwide web.
I write mostly about untold stories behind the news in the global
economic arena. I also have a blog about the latent response of
philosophy and religion to globalism. I get loads of hits and visitors
and even have five sites devoted to totally free web services and items.
( Ray Tapajna Free Sites )
I lost most of everything else in this life including my computer
business I enjoyed for more than 25 years. Nothing was protected. There
were no copyrights - just copycats.
The level playing field has been bombed out for years!
The level playing field has been bombed out for years. It is too late
to try to define what fair trade means. Perhaps the newspapers can find
a way to make money on money instead like the financial communities do
and then get a federal bail out when they fail.
It's now time for newspapers to feel the pain too. Major news channels
have ignored the betrayal of workers and technology for a long time.
And everyone is welcome to view all my sites free. They're free.
Isn't this what free trade is all about. Years ago the President of Fruit of the Loom said - even if I paid our workers nothing, we can not compete against foreign
competition. Perhaps we should all learn how to read Chinese.
Where were the "Senator Browns" and Top Newspaper Reporters like Connie Schultz
during this Pearl Harbor attack on workers and businesses ?
Ray Tapajna Chronicles - Bizarre Politics Top Blogs
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