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How can we convince employers to keep their production in our own country? Maybe a nation-wide boycott of a luxury product would help. By that I mean, toys, autos, electronic equipment, or whatever. I know it costs more to manufacture here, but the greed at the top is pretty extravagant. Middle and lower classes in the U.S. are struggling, while the rich get richer. I pity the thousands who can't affdord the mortgages on their new homes. Bankruptcy is at an all-time high, according to the L.A.Times. I know, bad loans. Any ideas? Hmmm....some very conflicting answers...I'm not advocating anything communistic...just jobs, for instance, for Detroiters who keep losing their jobs in auto factories...just an example! ... details >>>

Why do ppl repeatedly say that Muslims dont condemn terrorism, when the reality is that do all the time? "The fact is that many prominent Muslim groups have clearly and publicly denounced acts of terror in the name of Islam as barbaric, heinous and just plain wrong. Though they religiously send out press releases and e-mail statements after every attack, somehow their message doesn't seem to penetrate." There were even peace light vigils held in Muslim countries, but of course thats wont make breaking news. After 9/11 ICNA Relief USA (Islamic Circle of North America) was one of many that aided in the after math......which is located in NY! Also, All the good things Muslims do are never shown in the media either....here is an example: Kuwait Red Crescent Society donated 25 MILLION DOLLARS, which is the largest current and recorded single donation received by the American Red Cross. - This same organization has collaborated with WH... details >>>

In a money exchange centre in Bangalore, they say that we cannot send less than $500. But I want to send $197 to a parttime job offered by a foreign firm "ProcessAtHome" by processing rebates. What should I do? Can anybody help me? details >>>

The use of wire services to send money to other countries is a common practice. Non-nationalized persons working both legally and illegally use these services frequently. Large portions, if not all, of their income is sent home to families abroad. The exchange rate to the receiving country offers obvious benefits to their family, however, none of these monies are cirrculated back into the internal economy of the United States. Are there limits to the amounts that can be sent? How is the economy of the U.S affected? ... details >>>

Hi I would like to know can a wife sue her husband even thought they live in two different countries. Wife lives in Vietnam, Husband live in United State. Wife wouldn’t sign divorced paper and wouldn’t come to the United State when paperwork was ready. Wife clam that over the past 8 year husband didn’t send money to help support family back in Vietnam (lied), Money receipt for support was throw away by husband and now he have no proof. Daughter just came to United State(5 month) and now hired a lawyer on her mother behave to sue husband. Wife asking for $10,000 and $300 a month send to Vietnam. I would like to know can the suit be present in court. Can the daughter represent for her mother who is still back in Vietnam??? I would like to get some feedback and answer. Thanks for looking. ... details >>>

How does the debt system work, what happens when the other countries buy our debt, can they sell our debt to other countries, can they force us to pay our debts at any given time, please explain how the national debt system works? Thanks, I need lots of details and really want to understand so thanks again for your help! details >>>

Charles P Kindelberger mentions in Manias, Panics and Crashes that large-scale conversions of public debt occurred in 1822, 1824, and 1888. He also says interest rate declines were associated with the public debt conversion. Which countries have converted public debt and what did the creditors get in return? Is it correct to assume the debtor's currency is devalued and the government nationalizes private property to do so? details >>>

China is supposedly buying more than 1 trillion of our current debt. I am aware that we have a trade deficit but it is no where near that amount. So how are they buying our debt? Or are they? details >>>

global travellers. The awards include: Worlds Best Airline in a survey of Economy Class passengers Worlds Friendliest Cabin Staff - Skytrax Worlds ... details >>>

Christmas is a Christian holiday that celebrates the birth of Jesus. This feast was created by the pope to promote Christianity and remove pagan festivals celebrated at the winter solstice. During the IVth century, the pope decided to bring the Christmas day on December 25th. Christmas has always been represented by religious ceremonies and gifts and greetings exchange. Here are some Christmas symbols: * The Advent consists of a burning candle each Sunday four weeks before Christmas; which symbolize the rebirth of light af... details >>>