By Ken Williamson

American companies have repeatedly outsourced American jobs to Third World countries for over twenty years now. That practice has been amplified over the last eight years. Factory jobs were the first to go, but over the last eight years the practice has turned to white collar jobs like software engineering jobs, insurance claim processing jobs, and even accounting jobs. Most of these displaced workers are college educated, but are often forced to accept low paying jobs just to survive. Well, so much for getting a good education. American companies are forgetting one small and important thing; with little money and no credit, Americans stop spending. And that is the very essence of the economic downturn that very well may become a depression and it's all perpetrated by greedy American companies.