londonfog
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Dude you so telling on yourself about your lack of understanding how an aircraft is built. STOP
Do you believe Americans who work full time should earn a living wage?
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londonfog
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Did you ever intervene when you found out he was beating his wife ?
I'm sure we can find some decedents for the land in which you dwell.
abandonconflict
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But you benefit from genocide since you have gov't granted property rights over land that the gov't took from its original inhabitants by way of genocide.
Padawanbater2
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"Commencement this morning for my students here at Berkeley. While recent college graduates continue to earn higher wages than young people without college degrees, their wages are no longer rising. Since 2000, the real average hourly wages of young college graduates have declined 7 percent, adjusted for inflation. Yet according to a study in yesterday’s Times, the pay of America’s 200 top CEOs has been rising 12 percent a year, to an average of $21 million now. While young people are saddled with student debt and poor job prospects, CEOs have the lowest effective tax rates since World War II; many are paying less than 15 percent.
When I graduated college 47 years ago, my peers talked about a pending revolution. But in those days, jobs were plentiful, tuition was low (zero at many state universities), median wages were rising, CEO pay was only 25 times the pay of average workers (now it’s 300 times), and the top tax rate was 70 percent (the top effective rate, after deductions and credits, was still higher than 50 percent)."
-Robert Reich
1. The so-called “free market” doesn’t exist in nature. Its rules (property, liability, contract, monopoly, taxes and subsidies) are created and continuously revised by politicians, judges, and agency administrators.
2. These officials don’t make decisions in a vacuum. They are influenced, directly or indirectly, by powerful people and institutions.
3. Power and money are inseparable. Money buys political influence directly through campaign donations and lobbying; indirectly through manipulating public opinion via the marketing of ideas, purchase of “expert” opinion, and control over certain media.
4. In recent years, as almost all economic gains have gone to the richest Americans and to big corporations and Wall Street banks, that’s where the power has moved as well.
5. In this way, the “free market” has become rigged in favor of the wealthy, big corporations, and the largest banks.
6. As a result, upward pre-distributions within the market are larger than the downward redistributions outside the market.
7. The only way to unrig the market is to limit the political power of big money.
When I graduated college 47 years ago, my peers talked about a pending revolution. But in those days, jobs were plentiful, tuition was low (zero at many state universities), median wages were rising, CEO pay was only 25 times the pay of average workers (now it’s 300 times), and the top tax rate was 70 percent (the top effective rate, after deductions and credits, was still higher than 50 percent)."
-Robert Reich
1. The so-called “free market” doesn’t exist in nature. Its rules (property, liability, contract, monopoly, taxes and subsidies) are created and continuously revised by politicians, judges, and agency administrators.
2. These officials don’t make decisions in a vacuum. They are influenced, directly or indirectly, by powerful people and institutions.
3. Power and money are inseparable. Money buys political influence directly through campaign donations and lobbying; indirectly through manipulating public opinion via the marketing of ideas, purchase of “expert” opinion, and control over certain media.
4. In recent years, as almost all economic gains have gone to the richest Americans and to big corporations and Wall Street banks, that’s where the power has moved as well.
5. In this way, the “free market” has become rigged in favor of the wealthy, big corporations, and the largest banks.
6. As a result, upward pre-distributions within the market are larger than the downward redistributions outside the market.
7. The only way to unrig the market is to limit the political power of big money.
OddBall1st
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Most people think that the Nissan Quest is made in Japan,....it`s not. The door and frame tag say assembled in the USA by Ford Motors for Nissan auto. Does that mean I can say that this Nissan is foreign ? LM assembles the Falcon, it also designs it, but not all of it is made in the USA.......They did not receive the plane`s in their last upgrade for china`s Air Force,(Block V) the parts were delivered to and put on the plane in China. I`m sure there have been recent upgrades but that last one in 2012 was not done in Md.
http://www.lockheedmartin.com/us/news/press-releases/2012/october/lockheed-martin-awarded-upgrade-contract--for-145-f-16s-of-the-r.html
Please type the second sentence in the fourth paragraph, it says it all.
OddBall1st
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Let me do it for you, I need the practice.
" More than 4,500 aircraft have been delivered worldwide from assembly plants in five countries."
" More than 4,500 aircraft have been delivered worldwide from assembly plants in five countries."
OddBall1st
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The biggest complaint from it`s pilots is that it`s time to bring it back.
abandonconflict
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londonfog
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WOW. Now I see you are really clueless. I will help you one last time. Lockheed Martin has assembly plants all across the USA. The aircraft we speak of assembly is done at the Pinellas location. Thats in Florida by the way. The engines are done in San Antonio
Texas. They have a site in Greenville SC. as well as in GA...many more..again STOP.
Darth Vapour
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or it cn not compete with the euro fighter or MIG
OddBall1st
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WOW. Now I see you are really clueless. I will help you one last time. Lockheed Martin has assembly plants all across the USA. The aircraft we speak of assembly is done at the Pinellas location. Thats in Florida by the way. The engines are done in San Antonio
So, you left out the rest of the story, of the 4,500 (Falcons) produced, Lockheed says Five countries are involved in it`s assembly. Why did Lockheed say that on it`s web page ?
OddBall1st
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or it cn not compete with the euro fighter or MIG
Now you know that depends on who is flying what ? And Israeli or Saudi in the seat are deadly no matter what.
londonfog
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Because after you export to customer they will run their assembly finish such as paint, decal config, weapons config...etc
Darth Vapour
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Here are the blue prints of fighter i am making weird pictures are not downloading lol
weird pictures are not downloading lol
OddBall1st
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You`ll be surprised. The engine comes out of the building, but it went in through little boxes from UPS or something from across the world more than from the USA. The aviation systems come out of the building ready to drop in the plane`s cockpit, but went in through the mail, check the postages on them......
Red1966
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Subtract anything from the equation, and nothing gets produced. Idiot statement.^^^^We have automated robots. They pay me to set them up.
Red1966
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It's already happening. You think she traveled 15-25 years into the future to take that picture?
Darth Vapour
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And not only would it produce more it be more effcient then a stoned fucker like patawatbater lol
Red1966
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No, 12 for letting the employer alone decide, 15 choosing neither of your deliberately extreme offerrings. So 27 rejecting your position.