Posted by
10th Amendment Society-Hamiltonian on Friday, April 11, 2008 12:42:17 AM
Why do
the "For Sale or Rent" Representatives in the Versailles Congress
continue with this maddening devotion to Adam Smith and Free Trade policies, like
the Columbian Free Trade Agreement?. A
drive along any major river, replete with abandoned factories, should be
evidence that Free Trade is a failed policy, from a utilitarian point of
view. But, Free Trade a boon to the
international plutocracy that rule like robber barons and use factories as
fiefs. Free Trade is an insidious, if
not treacherous, policy that claims to give the citizens access to foreign made
goods at cheaper prices. It is the same
economic policy of the Confederate States of America. We use brown-skinned cheap labor for the
large, agri-business plantations and allow our factories to languish. Yes, free trade does allow for cheaper goods,
but at what expense? If we returned to
the wise policy of Alexander Hamilton and imposed tariffs, we would first of
all find a better way to feed the ever-gluttonous "Leviathan", the
government. The added cost of goods in an economy relying on tariffs would be
offset by a decrease in the amount of personal and corporate taxation that our
bloated bureaucracies extort. The liberals
are also to be faulted for the ills of a free trade policy. Progressive Democrats are continuously trying
to impose the rules, regulations and restrictions. Liberals issue thousands of counter-productive
mandates through the hundreds of bureaus and departments that infest our
land. The imposition of environmental
restrictions, and labor regulations, and the mandated cost of maintaining an
employee are too burdensome on domestic industries that must compete against
third-world, "most favored nation" trading partners, like China. Our competitors have no effective
environmental or workers' rights policies imposed upon their foreign
factories. Washington can not foist all these
environmental and social welfare restrictions on domestic business and tell
them to compete against foreign industries. The Third World
factories, owned wholly in part by Western financiers, are reminiscent of the
early Industrial Revolution times of Charles Dickens or Upton Sinclair. If the Democrats insist on such restrictions,
(or from a Democrat's point of view; protections), then they must insist on
Hamiltonian protections for imports. The
Democrats have fettered our factories and businesses with fines, diktats,
regulations and restrictions. Meanwhile,
the "let them eat cake" Republicans force American businesses to
compete with companies that not only have low wages, but no health care, social
security, compensation and other cost. I
can only conclude this is done to benefit Americans who have become business
partners with Communist China and are part owners of the foreign factories that
put Americans out of work. In addition,
it seems clear that the Bush Administration and the RNC wish to complete Aaron
Burr’s goal of a united North America, ruled
by an elite aristocracy from their haciendas.
Perhaps this also explains Congress’ refusal to protect our borders,
since their plans for our future is an amalgamation of the people from Canada to Columbia
into one unified region ruled by Chinese, Castilian and American elites. It is the international plutocracy, (including
the wealthy American who control both parties), that invest in the third world to
sell in the First world. These wealthy factory owners and financiers will
become feudal lords imposing a negative balance of trade. It seems as if both
liberal and “Free Trade” conservatives seem intent on re-instating the old
English system of Mercantilism, in which the Empire’s government grants
charters of monopoly to favored business to the detriment of the free
enterprise liberty of the domestic common citizen. If you think it is bad now, what till the
aristocracy start rationing and restricting carbon usage in America. The Carbon credit monopoly scheme will
conveniently and lucratively, allow China, and the third world factories
to have unrestricted and unregulated usage of all the coal and oil their
factories can consume. Under the ruse of
a fabricated environmental catastrophe, there will be additional loss of
American manufacture, job loss and wage reductions as American citizens compete
for scarce economic resources with the aliens the Republican and Democratic
leadership welcomed into our country.
This is the agenda of Senators Obama, Clinton and John McCain. Hey brother can you spare a dime? Better learn to say that in Spanish
Mike Guy