Questions need answers
Being concerned about family, friends and neighbors has united the American people for centuries. Concern for our fellow Americans is the basis for the Buy American Made Campaign, which unites Americans seeking to improve employment opportunities and a better future for all Americans.
For over 20 years we have been promoting the Buy American Made Campaign, and in the process many questions have been asked.
Some of the most frequently asked questions really need to be discussed by all of us:
• What happened to the desire of America’s leaders to push America to be the world’s most competitive industrial giant?
• Who convinced the American people that our nation’s financial stability would not be threatened by outsourcing our industries, jobs and job skills around the world?
• Who allowed America to become a service-oriented economy rather than the world leader of a thriving economy?
• Why did national leaders not react as they saw the jobs and skills of America’s workforce being relocated around the world and fewer new jobs created to keep Americans employed?
• Who, on a national level, was looking out for the best interests of the American people who were expected to pay their bills and taxes?
These are just a few of the many questions asked by our supporters. Take a few minutes to share these questions with your family and friends.
Let’s continue to discuss our concerns, and in the process, welcome more of our family, friends and neighbors to support the efforts of the Buy American Made Campaign.
Your comments and suggestions are welcome. Send your email to Michael@AmericanWorkersRadio.com.
Michael Blichasz
Torresdale
The world is on fire
“A spectre is haunting Europe – the spectre of communism.”
Those are the opening words of Karl Marx’s “Communist Manifesto,” and to this present day, a fearful apparition has come forth and materialized as a revolution to overthrow, by force, the economic foundations, the governments, the social and cultural existence of the capitalist countries of the world.
Right now several European countries have erupted with violent protests looting and burning down Jewish synagogues and businesses, all in protest against capitalism.
What is capitalism?
Capitalism is the mode of production that drew materials from remote corners of the world and gave rise to commerce and products that the world populations utilize for their everyday existence. Without it, people would not survive.
These young protesters who are ravaging storefronts wouldn’t have their iPhones in their hands, clothes on their backs or food in their stomachs if it wasn’t for the advancement of capitalism providing jobs for people to make this stuff.
So from the Marxist communism, we have now entered into the realm of the radical left, the social democrats of AOC, Ilhan Omar and Bernie Sanders.
They believe that working people should run both the economy and society to meet human needs and not to make profits for the entrepreneur. Why work, when you can riot and burn down businesses.
In other words, abolish capitalism, start a proletarian revolution that we are now witnessing in Europe, defund the police, abolish the death penalty, rid prisons and imprisonment, and as Ilhan Omar has shown, take the money from us, the “real working class,” and have it go into her hands as well as to her Somalian comrades.
Karl Marx has said in his Manifesto that “capitalism is in bondage to greed.”
Well, that surely didn’t stop the social democrat Omar from her passion of greed to take the money and run.
Al Ulus
Somerton
Spend to spend
Typical of government spending, we have $240M left out of $278M and we have to spend the balance of the money. We will spend it even if it doesn’t accomplish the purpose it was allotted for. We have to spend even if it doesn’t accomplish one iota of the H.O.M.E. initiative. This way we can tell the taxpayer who is footing the bill that we spend the money and accomplished nothing. Just spend to spend it is most governments’ mantra and the City of Philadelphia has it down pat.
Richard Donofry
East Torresdale
