I found this article written by C. Walker back in 2008 and I believe there are many truths in this that are ignored by many people in our society, how much is enough money for one person? How much power should a person or group in society have? When governments in democratic societies are voted in, it is with the spirit that they will serve responsibly not with the notion that as president or congressmen or women that "MY MANIACAL WHIMS WILL BECOME THE PEOPLES LAWS". Please read the following article with an open mind and perhaps humanity can find a better way of life.
The Necessity of Offshore Outsourcing in Securing America’s Future
Contributed by Daniel D. Peleg
Thursday, 06 May 2010
The story of mankind’s history is riddled with revolutions, reformations and transformations; ultimately culminating into a single theory, given the name evolution. Humanity is a constantly evolving creature, whose mainstay power of weathering the tests of time lay in the ability to adapt rapidly as the situation calls for. Man is not inept in his abilities to recognize and judge whether to act upon situations as they come or let them be, and the driving force behind these features is man’s primary concern of maintaining homeostasis. Political and socioeconomic revolutions of past such as the industrial revolution or the introduction of socialism have had both their proponents and opponents. Evolution ultimately provides a gamut of options in direction that may be chosen, however as Clarence Darrow once said “It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change” (United States, Improving the Quality 17). It is this very ability to adapt to change that has been ever more in demand as the pace at which discoveries are made grows at what is seemingly an exponential rate.
(This article was written for an audience not versed in economic theory. My goal was to develop an acceptable explanation of the necessity for offshore outsourcing, that would consumable by the general public.)
There have been regular and growing concerns regarding climate change. These concerns have influenced the world in viewing climate change as a vital matter affecting the sustainability and stability of the human species. The United Nations (UN) is required to be a leader and must mitigate numerous problems associated with global warming and human societal concerns. However, governments currently do not allocate sufficient funds to the UN. Therefore, the UN must find alternative means of funding.
Americans have seen the angusih of giving trillions of dollars to the private sector to keep the industry running. Many were outraged by the tax money that was given to companies like AIG, and was later enlightened the company spent the tax dollars on frivolous things such as CEO bounuses. Nevertheless, the bailouts were necessary for America's economic fundamentals; without government intervention America would be facing a fiscal disaster that would soon transcend the global economy. Most economist agreed that the private sector bailouts were essential, but is there a way to end economic bailouts and secure a healthy private sector? Yes, there is a better way.
Let us first open with the obvious, there is an exponential difference between a bail-out and a buy-in, bail-outs have been a tenant of government intercession on behalf of the capital good of major U.S. industries since nineteen hundred and seventy under Tricky Dickey, republican president Richard Nixon to the tune of 3.2 billion (cost in 2008 U.S. dollars). But our latest government foray into corporate, “here let me help you up off of that floor your face just smacked off of”, is the hum dinger of all; the 700 billion dollar mother of all bailouts, really a veiled temporary buy-in, in an effort to prevent a recession.
Economics 
Let us first open with the obvious, there is an exponential difference between a bail-out and a buy-in, bail-outs have been a tenant of government intercession on behalf of the capital good of major U.S. industries since nineteen hundred and seventy under Tricky Dickey, republican president Richard Nixon to the tune of 3.2 billion (cost in 2008 U.S. dollars). But our latest government foray into corporate, “here let me help you up off of that floor your face just smacked off of”, is the hum dinger of all; the 700 billion dollar mother of all bailouts, really a veiled temporary buy-in, in an effort to prevent a recession.
