The Nazi slogan “battle for work” was a propaganda term (one of Hitler’s favorites) for the sum of all measures required for work creation:
- Management
- Materials
- Manpower
- Engineering
Hitler liked the military/activist sound of “battle for work.” The Fascist Italians had a similar phrase, battaglia del grano, or “battle for grain.”
The New World Order
These days the “battle for jobs” is played out on a global scale. China needs to create 1 million new jobs each MONTH to keep radical activist “revolutionary” forces at bay; i.e., to keep people working and not fomenting rebellions. Their full-time unemployment is 4%, a fourth that in the U.S.
America creates roughly 125,000 jobs a month, only enough to account for new workers at entry-level positions (teenagers and young adults). In addition, there are, each month:
- 100,000 illegal immigrants entering the U.S. looking for jobs
- 100,000 permanent visas issued to foreign workers
- 100,000 new “high tech” visas issued to foreigners
These jobs must be filled just to keep the unemployment rate at 7.5%-8%. The rate is trending lower now because 80% of all new jobs are part-time jobs (8 million new part-time jobs in the last 4 years; PLUS 8 million fewer full-time jobs).
Employers are replacing full-time workers with part-time workers so they won’t have to provide health insurance as mandated by Obamacare.
A similar unemployment situation to America’s exists in every other industrialized nation.
China Rules
China’s currency manipulation – they keep the Yuan pegged at 40% below its real value versus the dollar – gives them the upper hand in jobs, by a wide margin. And, since the U.S. dollar is the dominant currency of all world markets, China’s stranglehold on the world economic system will remain unchallenged so long as the U.S. allows this to happen.
The political climate in Washington guarantees a continuation of
China’s dominance and its consequences in the U.S.:
- Destruction of full-time jobs that
- Become part-time jobs
- Downward pressure on wages
- Increased reliance on cheap foreign labor
In a word, an all-out war on the middle class.