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Economist Paul Craig Roberts has an interesting article at counterpunch.com:
As Jobs Leave America’s Shores… The New Face of Class War

The Harpers Magazine has: Breaking the Chain The antitrust case against Wal-Mart

Do we believe those writers?

Have we lost control or are they just painting to black a picture?

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• Frank Kanu on Thursday, October 5th, 2006 @ 07:59
  
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Two other Opinions:

1. Cecilia
   16:54 on Thursday, October 5th, 2006
   Two great reads.
   Thank you Frank
   
2. Anita
   18:44 on Sunday, October 8th, 2006
   In any non-socialistic society, the poor always get poorer and the rich richer until the poor rise against the rich. Unfortunately, the US doesn’t seem like it will be an exception.
   

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