<VV> RE: End of the line for Corvair Axle Plant - no Corvair

Ron ronh at owt.com
Thu Jan 18 17:16:57 EST 2007


Our trouble is that China has now learned how to produce high quality items 
in large quantities, something we really never learned how to do.  Even our 
Sanyo (Japanese) vacuum cleaner was made in China!  The Chinese cars will be 
a real threat when they start coming.
RonH

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mike Stillwell" <yenko117 at yahoo.com>
To: "LastHamlet" <lasthamlet at yahoo.com>; <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 6:42 AM
Subject: Re: <VV> RE: End of the line for Corvair Axle Plant - no Corvair


>
> Rest easy, China will never attack.
> If they take us over,
> who will buy all their crap?
>
> I didn't write it, but I like it.
> Mike
> YS-117
>
> --- LastHamlet <lasthamlet at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>>  In reply to Gary's post, and in turn Hank's post,
>> which both seemed for the most part, highly
>> overlooked.(IMHO)
>> Plant troubles and closings are major news and
>> concern. As more and more jobs head away, we create
>> our own demise.
>> A farmer once told me that the "Farmers" screwed
>> themselves. Initially thinking the neighbors kids
>> would work for next to nothing... Plan failed, so
>> they
>> turned to immigrant workers... That plan has also
>> failed... Now having to pay a fair wage, health
>> care,
>> housing, communications, and the likes of other
>> industries' standards.
>> So, moral of the story is, and this is in my own
>> words, "Trying to save three cents on a particular
>> widget, will be carried too far, will be blown out
>> of
>> proportion and given way to all out greed... Hence,
>> our undoing."
>> People always seem to forget that sweatshops are
>> illegal in this Country, so technically policies
>> like
>> NAFTA, should be considered illegal conspiracy, as
>> they make way for big companies to capitalize of
>> other
>> Nations, with not so humane laws to protect their
>> workers... Seem fair, long as we get ours,,,
>> right???
>> Funny thing I am always reminded of, when it comes
>> to
>> things like this, is a poem that was found in a
>> concentration camp that ended with these words,
>> "When
>> they came for me, there was no one left to speak
>> up."
>> Sooner or later, if will effect even the most
>> isolated
>> of people in high positions, cause is some cases, it
>> filters from the bottom.
>> Just some thoughts I wanted to add, right along with
>> Gary's statements, as I feel me must get back to
>> "The
>> buck stops here" and accept that no matter how you
>> feel, if you would not do that Gardener's job for
>> his
>> wage, why do you feel he should???
>> With Scattered Thoughts On A Troubling Issue,
>> Danny Barber
>> AKA: LastHamlet
>> Asking: Is This "To Be"???????
>>
>>
>>
> ______________________________________________________
>>
> //////////////////////////////////////////////////////
>> In reply to Hank's post on the closure of the
>> American
>> Axel plant in
>> Buffalo.
>>    Yes there is a lot of doom and gloom in the area,
>> has been for a
>> long
>> time. But things are looking up, they are planning
>> plenty of new Wal
>> Mart
>> Super centers........
>>
>> The auto industry is in a death spiral. The more
>> jobs
>> lost, the less
>> prospective auto buyers there will be. People
>> working
>> for Wal Mart
>> wages
>> generally are not buying new cars. Has the auto
>> industry even thought
>> yet
>> that all the jobs going out of this country are
>> killing them?
>> Delphi wants to pay all new workers in the $10 to
>> $12
>> range. think that
>> will put people in the auto buyers market?
>>
>> It's only going to get worse..............crime is
>> on
>> the upswing,
>> could
>> the reason be the hopelessness of trying to make an
>> honest
>> living..........
>>
>> Gary Swiatowy
>>
>
>
>
>
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