PETER SCHIFF

PETER SCHIFF

Saturday, December 19, 2009

PETER SCHIFF on the IMMIGRATION Reform Dec. 16, 2009

Peter Schiff soon we will be worrying about emigration not immigration!!!

we do not want people coming here to collect social benefits , we want them to come here to work , But Peter Schiff does not blame the present situation on the immigrants , , the blame is on the system that needs to be reformed , Peter Schiff is against social welfare tout court , either for the immigrants or the locals (natives of the country) , needless to say that I agree with him on this 100% , unlike the conservatives and neo conservatives approach of willing to blame everything on the immigrants who for the majority of the cases are here to work and improve their economical situation , it is the system that should be reformed from the core , more incentives and benefits should be giving to the working class ie increase of the minimum wage to match at least the increase in inflation , but again is this going to be realistic in a globalized world where we have as an economy going to be competing with Chinese and Indian wages , in anyway , Peter Schiff nailed it when he explained that if we do not reform the system soon it is not the immigration we will be worrying about but the emigration , cause the youth the students and the brightest people will soon be looking for better shores ....


PETER SCHIFF on PUBLIC TRUST IC Dec. 16 2009

via youtube : Peter Schiff was asked a lot of questions at his campaign headquarters in Milford, CT, December 16, 2009. Members of the Independence Caucus ( IC ) covered many issues. One was about polls and representation. Mr. Schiff responds in this video.


Mohamed El-Erian When Markets Collide

Mohamed El-Erian: When Markets Collide


The ALOUD Business Forum - Los Angeles Public Library

Dr. Mohamed El-Erian ( born 1958) is the CEO and co-CIO of PIMCO, the world’s largest bond investor with US$850 billion of assets under management as of 2009. El-Erian previously worked as the investment manager of Harvard Management Company, Harvard University’s US$34.9 billion endowment fund, where he spent almost two years.
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