finance.yahoo.com...
PATHETIC! With people out of jobs we are having Chinese companies and banks fund and build wind farms in Texas? What a joke! Where are the jobs
Nobama?
These are the American sons and daughters of the parents and grandparents from just 1 and 2 generations ago, that pilot these american and chinese
companies, that make the choices to go elsewhere to build and manufacture, these are their choices as business captains, using their parents money to
go to school/college and then abandoning the country for profit, basically ending the cycle of production=earn=consumption=earn(repeat as needed for a
successful economy)
But the politicians will be greased, the "green Jobs" promised?
I really wonder anymore what will be the straw that "snaps" the collective mindset.
Yeah and one of which is an EQUITY FIRM which as usual produces NOTHING! Also you must not have read the article because you missed the most
important aspect of this "joint venture"..................
Chinese wind turbine manufacturer A-Power Energy Generation Systems Ltd. will begin shipping the 2.5-megawatt turbines in March 2010, built in the
company's plant in the city of Shenyang.
So before you criticize my post as being "inflammatory" I suggest you read more carefully next time as I would expect nothing less from a Forum
"moderator". My entire point is with millions of people out of work there is no reason why these turbines can't be manufactured HERE IN THE US.
You're right about quality when it comes to made in America. Danner boots used to be a perfect example along with Filson clothing. But both are
starting to import some of their clothing unfortunately.
Speaking of that I can name one name that was always 'American made' till the 80's L.L.Bean. Now it's almost all over priced crap. Seams split,
buttons come of first wash, boots are made for anyone other than human. Just think of what used to be called 'Sneakers'! Put half the northeast out
of work and trippled the cost.
I'm quite sure using the term "NOBAMA" is against T&C. However, I agree that this information is disheartening. It is the wrong approach to fixing
an economy.