Tianjin 2010 - (TV Debate CNBC) Multinationals in China
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Yes, China must be complemented for offering their controlled peasant populations to multinationals as cheap labor. They also must be complemented for knowing that the greed of the american businessman, and the approval of Wall Street, would allow them continue the Communist, political ideology. The uncaring attitude of the American businesses and government that the American economy is being destroyed by Chinese imports. Why would anyone care what these globalist pigs have to say.
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