Call Me Unaccountable: Woodrow Wilson and George Bush
By: Paul Craig Roberts|25 April, 2005|Categories: Articles & Columns|Tags: Call . George . George Bush . Me . Unaccountable: . Wilson . Woodrow
The passage of time permits historians to be truthful in their assessments of presidents. Abe Lincoln, a Republican Party icon since 1865, was exposed in the 21st century as America’s first tyrant by Thomas DiLorenzo. Woodrow Wilson, a Democratic icon since the early 20th century, has now been knocked off his pedestal by Jim Powell in Wilson’s War: How Woodrow…
Read more »Outsourcing—A Greater Threat Than Terrorism?
By: Paul Craig Roberts|18 April, 2005|Categories: Articles & Columns|Tags: forbeseroding US as superpower because of outsourcing
Is offshore outsourcing good or harmful for America? To convince Americans of outsourcing’s benefits, corporate outsourcers sponsor misleading one-sided “studies.” Only a small handful of people have looked objectively at the issue. These few and the large number of Americans whose careers have been destroyed by outsourcing have a different view of outsourcing’s impact. But so far there has been…
Read more »Job Drought Continues
By: Paul Craig Roberts|04 April, 2005|Categories: Articles & Columns|Tags: paul craig roberts outsourcing arbitrage ron paul
In March the US economy created a paltry 111,000 private sector jobs, half the expected amount. Following a well-established pattern, US job growth was concentrated in domestic services: waitresses and bartenders, construction, administrative and waste services, and health care and social assistance. In the 21st century the US economy has ceased to create jobs in knowledge industries or information technology…
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