16-May-11 News -- Israeli army fires on unarmed protesters crossing three borders
Israel's panicked response is reminiscent of 2006
** 16-May-11 News -- Israeli army fires on unarmed protesters crossing three borders
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Contents:
"Israeli army fires on unarmed protesters crossing three borders"
"Panicked response"
### World View -- IMF chief charged with rape
"Protesters rally outside the Israeli embassy in Cairo, Egypt"
"Euro crisis talks thrown into disarray by Strauss-Kahn rape charge"
"UK calls for further escalation of Libya military action"
"Al-Assad meets with artists to solve Syria's problems"
"Iran's Supreme Leader says Ahmadinejad is 'under a spell'"
"Switzerland votes to continue assisted suicide"
Keys:
Generational Dynamics, Israel, Lebanon, Syria, Gaza, Mahmoud Abbas, Benjamin Netanyahu, Naqba day, Palestinian refugees
Keys:
Generational Dynamics, Israel, Egypt, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, IMF, Greece, Libya, General Sir David Richards, Syria, Bashal al-Assad, Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Switzerland, assisted suicide
16-May-11 News -- Israeli army fires on unarmed protesters
Re: 16-May-11 News -- Israeli army fires on unarmed proteste
Israel has gotten both paranoid and careless. Not a good combination.
You know that "race to the bottom" we often hear about? Apparently, we won.
http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/com ... 0894.story
But slumming in America is fast becoming a business model for some of Europe's leading companies, and they often do things here they would never think of doing at home. These companies — not banks, primarily, but such gold-plated European manufacturers as BMW, Daimler, Volkswagen and Siemens, and retailers such as IKEA — increasingly come to America (the South particularly) because labor is cheap and workers have no rights. In their eyes, we're becoming the new China. Our labor costs may be a little higher, but we offer stronger intellectual property protections and far fewer strikes than our unruly Chinese comrades.
You know that "race to the bottom" we often hear about? Apparently, we won.
http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/com ... 0894.story
But slumming in America is fast becoming a business model for some of Europe's leading companies, and they often do things here they would never think of doing at home. These companies — not banks, primarily, but such gold-plated European manufacturers as BMW, Daimler, Volkswagen and Siemens, and retailers such as IKEA — increasingly come to America (the South particularly) because labor is cheap and workers have no rights. In their eyes, we're becoming the new China. Our labor costs may be a little higher, but we offer stronger intellectual property protections and far fewer strikes than our unruly Chinese comrades.
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