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On Mar 22, 11:24 am, "bK" <uz4n4k...@sneakemail.com> wrote:
> UNBELIEVABLE...this mouthpiece for the Rothschilds and other
> globalist billionaires openly admits that the purpose of
> increased immigration is to depress American wages.  So long
> as Jews continue to rule, America dies!
>
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>
> This blogsite has said it over and over - the Jews are behind forcing
> Americans to accept more and more illegal immigrants!
>
> JEW Alan Greenspan [Former Federal Reserve Chairman]: Let more
> immigrants in
>
> http://pcapostate.blogspot.com/
>
> Greenspan: Let more skilled immigrants in
>
> By Bloomberg News March 14, 2007
>
> WASHINGTON -- Former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan said
> allowing more skilled immigrants to work in the United States would
> help keep the income gap from widening.
>
> Inequality of incomes is the "critical area where capitalist systems
> are most vulnerable," Greenspan said yesterday in Washington at a
> conference on maintaining the competitiveness of US capital markets
> convened by Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson. "You cannot have a
> system that we have unless the people who participate in it believe it
> is just."
>
> Allowing more skilled workers into the country would bring down the
> salaries of top earners in the United States, easing tensions over the
> mounting wage gap, Greenspan said.
>
> [note: what a freakin' joke, the salaries of "skilled workers" are
> not the "wage gap" that causes tensions, it's the stratospheric
> incomes of the top bosses, e.g. CEO'S and Wall Street financial
> manipulators, which will escalate even further as these globalist
> open borders schemes are implemented]
>
> "Our skilled wages are higher than anywhere in the world," he said.
> "If we open up a significant window for skilled workers, that would
> suppress the skilled-wage level and end the concentration of income."
>
> Income inequality has risen in the past three decades.
>
> Kathleen Newland, director of the Migration Policy Institute, a
> Washington think tank, said she was skeptical of Greenspan's proposal.
> "In theory, increased skilled immigration should help contain wage
> rises at higher levels, but there is little empirical evidence," she
> said. "If you want to reduce political concern, it would be better to
> deal with the problem by helping to raise the wages of the lowest
> earners, by helping to improve productivity and raising the minimum
> wage."
>
> Read the rest at the Boston Globehttp://www.boston.com/business/globe/articles/2007/03/14/greenspan_le...

Anyhing for the almighty quick dollar.

ted