How can any country have a sound and functioning national economy when a large portion of it's politicians and heads of industry are at odds with or outright detest the very concept of the nation state to begin with? Progressive Western capitalism at this point seems to view the concept of nation states as an obstacle to the easy exploitation of ripe labor markets. Many corporations throughout Europe and the United States have these highly mobile roaming manufacturing operations that can quickly pack up shop and leave should a lower wage market open up. Look at what is happening to Ireland and the UK, you've got huge numbers of corporations now relocating their manufacturing centers to Central and Eastern Europe, where in another 10 years they'll probably pull out and move on again, leaving another economic collapse in their wake.
Look at the US labor market right now. Tens of millions of jobs have been relocated to cheap foreign labor markets. If that isn't bad enough, millions of US domestic jobs have been filled with overseas labor recruited into the US, and for no other reason than to undercut and suppress the national wage standard (the US tech industry being a prime example of that brutal corporate tactic).
You can't have functioning national economies in this new Globalist system. Politicians like to lecture and moan that their citizens don't have the proper skills to compete in a global market, but that's horse shit. It's not about what skills, capabilities, knowledge, or levels of efficiency that a particular labor market possesses, it's strictly a matter of how low can that particular labor market's wage standards fall. Once wage levels hit bottom the jobs will come back and the process will repeat itself.
As far as the financial markets are concerned, according to thousands of so called "experts" they were extremely corrupt 50 years ago, it's nothing new. It's hilarious that the mainstream media is solely focused on the mouse of financial corruption, while the invisible elephant of nomadic globalist labor exploitation is rarely even discussed. How can national wealth be built without jobs?






















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