If you ever want a laugh, ask an Australian labor worthy about the white Australia policy. Btw, whatever happened to the Australian takeover artist who was a player in the steel industry in the 80's?
Max, I don't think Henry would be critical. Because Henry is an American and he has a panoramic knowledge of the Chinese experience in America and the hardships of the Chinese pioneers in building America.
The way I understand it. You could be working for an Austrailian engineering firm(that's the Aussie term) and there is no such thing as an H-1B visa; overstay your welcome and it's bye-bye. Maybe this is what rc-am is suggesting that we do away with the H-1B visa program altogether. Which might not be a bad idea considering there are a million or more Americans in prison or who knows how many sleeping under bridges:o) of which 40% are employed in some fashion according to some sources,etc. etc. All of this while times are good!
One thing about the internet, it's getting harder to bullshit Americans of all races, colors and creeds about what is going on in other countries.
TL
Max Sawicky wrote:
> >Personally, I think the Steelworkers and other unionists at that time
> >showed true courage and self control in the face of terrible adversity.
>
> oh, yes, an incredible amount of self-control and truly courageous. if
> more slanty-eyed, jap car-driving, won-ton-eating scum were dragged out of
> their cars and beaten to death, maybe there would be less unemployment.
>
> ???????????????
>
> Seems like we are quick to assume the worst
> possible interpretation.
>
> Invocation of the Chin case is the worst excuse
> for argument I have seen here in months. Shades
> of Henry Liu.
>
> mbs
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