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To: Elroy who wrote (357847)	4/6/2010 2:20:16 AM
From: KLP	Respond to of 793964

Maybe Elroy! But has it ever occurred to you that if the Third World countries had some get up and go as far as their government is concerned, they would have a ready labor force, and a viable economy of their own, without having the US foot the bill for all the infrastructure that it takes to build companies, manufacture, market and sell products? Plus pay the employees, or in the case you suggest, the suppliers work force. Are you really sure the employees aren't paid fair wages by the US companies, but their own government takes most of that money much like a pimp does? I'd like to see proof of exactly what all that "cheap or low cost labor" in each country actually receives in their own paychecks from the American companies. Low cost labor!