The union's ran it into the ground because the union's didn't realize fast enough that the globalist were taking over the show, and that they were fixing to be a thing of the past once that doorway had opened on them completely. So the union's tried to get in on a piece of the action by supporting the transition from American worker to the global worker (Mexicans). Seems I remember this being the case, where as the American workers were being betrayed by the union's, but the union's were just trying to adjust and survive in the situation. We're the worlds union's becoming a globalist union for all workers of the world ? If so, was that a good thing for protecting the sovereign citizens of each country, and their standards of doing things, and their pride in doing things ? Isn't the citizen worker of each country, also a representative of each country, and of the strength and power that a country represents individually on the world stage ? If the countries of the world are undermined in these ways, then doesn't that lead eventually to them becoming in subjection to another who may not have bitten the apple as quickly as they might have ? America is strong enough (or was), not to have engaged in the things that have weakened her, demoralized her, and put her under the yoke of the globalist. Shame on America for allowing this to happen, and shame on anyone who was a partaker in the weakening of this nation from within and from without.
