Text 24164, 44 rader
Skriven 2015-04-30 18:27:46 av Lee Lofaso (2:203/2)
  Kommentar till text 24154 av alexander koryagin (2:5020/2140.2)
Ärende: Party Town Baltimore
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Hello Alexander,

 LL>> Freddie Brown [Gray] got his funeral. And then the crowd had a party.
 LL>> Seven cops tried to join the fun, but were quickly reminded it was
 LL>> a private party, not open to the public. Two police cars provided
 LL>> the bonfire, a drug store gave out free samples for all, and a
 LL>> check cashing service gave out free cash to those who had no
 LL>> checks. All of this is being telecast live to a national audience,
 LL>> with commentary provided by a clinical psychologist who is noting
 LL>> that all those who are participating in the festivities are
 LL>> economically disadvantaged youth who have never really been given a
 LL>> chance in life...

 ak> I wonder why such condemning words were not said when the Ukrainian
 ak> rebels in Kiev burned the policemen alive, with petrol bombs.

The children in Sandtown at least let the adult cops out of
their cars before lighting their torches ...

 ak> Well, Ukraine is not America. ;=) Everything is good if it is directed
 ak> against interests of Russia.

And what is the interest of Russia?  To buy goods made in China?
America seems to have that market cornered.  First, outsource all
jobs to China.  Then import products made by Chinese workers into
the US.  Then get Chinese to buy car companies, such as Volvo, in
Sweden.  That's right.  Volvo is now a Chinese company.  And China
will be selling those cars (now made in China) to Americans, in
America.  Not only that, but China also has plans to build a new
Volvo plant in the USA, thus enabling them to hire all the documented
workers they need without having to go through any of the paperwork.

Made in the USA?  You bet.  Made by US workers?  You bet.  The only
question that remains is, will those workers be paid with dollars, or
yuan?

The Chinese own us.  Americans just don't know it yet.
So please.  Be careful what you ask for.  You might get
more than you bargained for.

--Lee

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