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Title: ‘Is GE betraying its customers and its country?’
Source: [None]
URL Source: http://rightwingnews.com/#post25430
Published: Jan 21, 2011
Author: unk
Post Date: 2011-01-21 21:19:53 by Mad Dog
Keywords: Is, GE, antiAMERICAN
Views: 51334
Comments: 59

General Electric is one of America's most storied companies. Founded in 1892, the global conglomerate has over 300,000 employees and business units that are involved with every aspect of industry, from finance to light bulbs.

In the process, however, GE has become emblematic of crony capitalism with its deep and intricate ties to the Democrat Party and the Obama administration in particular.

At Daily Finance, Peter Cohan describes how GE's recently announced aviation deal in China endangers America's economic and national security interests. How GE Is Arming China to Compete With Boeing -- and America

General Electric (GE) plans to sell its aircraft electronics to Chinese companies, and if you don't have a problem with that, maybe you should. After all, China just flight-tested a prototype stealth fighter, it continues to build up its military -- and we can only hope it's not planning to expand its territory in ways that threaten the U.S.

But if China does decide to get aggressive with the U.S., GE will have provided it with the aircraft technology it will be using.

According to The New York Times, GE is signing a deal to sell avionics technology -- electronics that control an aircraft's basic in-flight operations -- to Commercial Aircraft Corp. of China (CACC), which aspires to build commercial and military aircraft. GE will do this through a joint venture with a Chinese company, Aviation Industry Corp. of China (Avic). Avic makes avionics for CACC and for China's military -- including its stealth fighter. Cohan, a Babson College professor, believes "GE [is] betraying its customers and its country" because China represents a $400 billion market for its aircraft products by 2030.

Cohan believes that Crony Capitalists like GE's senior management are "making the decisions that will determine America's fate."

This is a discomfiting thought indeed -- and General Electric's shareholders need to make their voices heard before this deal is a fait accompli.

Infomercials for Socialized Medicine

This isn't the first time that GE has appeared to have a dramatic conflict with the best interests of the American people. Consider its actions related to socialized medicine -- better known as Obamacare -- and its advocacy efforts of same.

Remember that GE Capital -- another unit of General Electric -- received approximately $140 billion in taxpayer funds in 2008 as part of the initial financial bailout.

Which makes it curious that the Obama administration earmarked another six billion in GE funds (or are they taxpayer funds?) to a new GE firm called Healthymagination.

Healthymagination's advisers include Tom Daschle, Barack Obama's initial nominee for secretary of Health and Human Services.

At a recent conference, GE CEO Jeffrey Immelt claimed that America's economic crisis was not simply an economic crisis. It was instead a "reset", where companies that intersect with government will "prosper... and people who don't understand that will get left behind."

Immelt, a member of Mr. Obama's economic recovery advisory board, went on to say that, "The intersection of government and business will be changed, maybe for a generation."

The business case behind Healthymagination hinged on nationalization of the health care industry. Computerization of health care records is not only a vaunted component of the Obama stimulus package, it is also a $75 to $100 billion business over the next ten years.

Coincidentally, Healthymagination just happens to be building a health care record management system.

Oh, and did I mention NBC? It was involved, too. In 2009 Health Imaging reported that the GE-owned media conglomerate -- something out of the movie Rollerball -- would also do its part.

NBC Universal and NBC News would air more than 5,000 televised reports annually on health and wellness.

MSNBC would launch a new, daily program dedicated solely to health information... in addition to medical issues it would also examine health policy.

The plan was simple: the media would broadcast pro-Obamacare propaganda; government would enact policy "by popular demand"; and the chosen corporation would profit at taxpayer expense.

As Andrew Wilkow observed, "Healthymagination states its target dates for the completion of its various initiatives as 2015, well into a second Obama term. This means GE will have a deep financial interest in Mr. Obama's re-election; a fact that will no doubt be reflected in its media divisions. It will certainly be interesting to see if the left-wing watchdogs howl, or if they will conclude this is an acceptable level of collusion between the White House and a multinational conglomerate."

The sale of NBC to Comcast may have thwarted those plans, but the plans themselves were downright disturbing.

It's up to shareholders to call GE CEO Jeff Immelt on the carpet

What GE appears to be engaging in is not capitalism: it is an unholy alliance of governmental and corporate interests that thwarts the national security and economic interests of the American people to benefit a chosen few senior executives and politicians.

GE's shareholders must rebel against these un-American -- and, frankly, anti-American -- activities. GE is a national institution -- but its recent activities smack of pure, unmitigated evil.

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#1. To: Mad Dog (#0)

At Daily Finance, Peter Cohan describes how GE's recently announced aviation deal in China endangers America's economic and national security interests. How GE Is Arming China to Compete With Boeing -- and America

General Electric (GE) plans to sell its aircraft electronics to Chinese companies, and if you don't have a problem with that, maybe you should. After all, China just flight-tested a prototype stealth fighter, it continues to build up its military -- and we can only hope it's not planning to expand its territory in ways that threaten the U.S.

On the board of American IG in 1930 were a number of Americans. They were;

* Edsel B Ford (Ford Motors) * Herman A Metz (IG Farben, Bank of Manhattan) * Charles E Mitchell (Federal Reserve Bank of New York, National City Bank) * Walter Teagle (Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Standard Oil of New Jersey) * Paul M Warburg (Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Bank of Manhattan)

Of note is the presence of three directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, including Paul Warburg who was the architect of the Federal Reserve system. Paul Warburg's brother Max sat on the board of IG Farben in Germany. It must be remembered that Max sent Lenin into Russia in 1917. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York was considered the most powerful bank in the USA because it had the most power within the Federal Reserve system. Why would THREE of its directors want to direct the American subsidiary of a German chemical corporation? One of the German directors was Max Ilgner, the nephew of IG Farben creator Hermann Schmitz, who also sat on the board of American IG. Ilgner ran the Berlin NW7 office of IG Farben, which was the key Nazi overseas espionage centre and housed the economic intelligence unit of the Wehrmacht.

Also of note is the presence of Edsel B Ford of Ford Motors. In 1928 Ford in Germany merged with IG Farben. Henry Ford was admired so much by Hitler that Ford was awarded the Grand Cross of the Supreme Order of the German Eagle. This was the highest honour that could be bestowed by Germany on a non-German. Ford was the first American to receive the award. One of the three previous recipients was Benito Mussolini. During WW2 Ford of France and Ford of Germany supplied Germany with trucks and parts, while Ford's factory in the Soviet Union supplied the USSR with trucks, and Ford plants in the USA supplied the Allies with trucks. This is the classic "help all sides and control who wins" scenario.
[the conspiracyexplained.com]

Parrot: By the way,...a Senior SS official of IG Farben was part of the Bilderberg org's creation .

US money interests supplied Nazi's who killed Americans during WW-2.
Could it happen again,....this time via China?

Parrot with speed dial  posted on  2011-01-21   22:34:05 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#2. To: Parrot with speed dial (#1)

You left out the Japanese end of things pre WW2 where exactly the same thing happened.

You also left out WW1, and the indian WARS, and the Civil WAR/WAR between the states, and the Mexican WAR, and the Barbary Coast WARS and the WAR of 1812 and the Revolutionary WAR and ... ALL THROUGH OUT ALL OF HUMAN HISTORY'S WARs?

This isn't just an American phenomena, it's a HUMAN thing.

NOT that I'm in any way try to excuse such treason.

It just IS what it IS, and what it ALWAYS has been.

What do mean?

COULD it happen again?

It IS happening with Communist China as the major player. But the islamists have been in the mix for years, as have the Russians and ... name an enemy.

Talk about not learning from the past.

GREASE is GREASE, and pigs are pigs.

Always have been always will be.

It's just that in all of human history you seldom have seen such joyous bald faced and public treason as we in America see NOW.

Mad Dog  posted on  2011-01-21   23:03:25 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#3. To: Mad Dog (#2)

The other day,...listened to an interview which discussed the Then period Banker/Elite/Preist class...pushing Athens to attack Sparta.
Sparta resisted the Banker extortion of Athens,...so they were attacked.

It keeps repeating over and over thru history.
The Banker/Elite/Preist class seek control,...and when resisted,...conspire.

If you actually get to live your life out without a Banker war engulfing your nation,...you've indeed lived a blessed life : )

Parrot with speed dial  posted on  2011-01-21   23:20:24 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#4. To: Parrot with speed dial (#3)

If you actually get to live your life out without a Banker war engulfing your nation,...you've indeed lived a blessed life : )

WAR always has been, and likely always will be, "good" business.

I just finished Alistar Horne's "Verdun, the price of Glory".

TEN months of fighting in an area of only ten square kilometers. Total, (German and French), casualties about 1 1/2 MILLION, half that, about 3/4 of a MILLION, men DEAD.

What a fucking insane waste of good men and material.

If you haven't ever read it you might find it interesting.

Mad Dog  posted on  2011-01-21   23:37:53 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#6. To: Mad Dog (#4)

Off topic from Verdun but still war,

WW-2 was a much faster paced war
and yet....the battles whichground down to these defined zones where just about everyone in it gets slaughtered.

Hurtgen Forest,....Stalingrad,.....Battle of the Seelow Heights/Berlin
excerpt:
Konev ordered his armor to attack on a broad front, converging into a spearhead and then swinging around the left flank of the German defenders. On April 8, after several smaller encounters, the Soviet armor proved inadequate, even with infantry support. German defenders from a mixed bag of units were armed with stockpiles of Panzerfaust anti-tank weapons. They also had many tank destroyers, rocket launchers and carefully prepared minefields. Most important of all, they had nothing to lose.

By the end of the first day of the assault, the Soviets were learning just how expensive the Seelow Heights were going to be. Soviet losses added up to 75 tanks, 2,250 killed, 3,400 wounded and 12 Ilyushin Il-2 Shturmovik fighter-bombers lost. German losses included two Tiger I heavy tanks, four Hanomag halftracks, three Messerschmitt Me-109 fighters, seven Junkers Ju-87 Stuka dive bombers and approximately 300 killed, with a like number wounded. Konev knew he had to do something. The Kremlin wanted results, and Josef Stalin personally threatened retaliation if the attack continued to falter. Marshal Georgi Zhukov himself, Konev’s adjacent Red Army commander, was also on standby for the push to Berlin.[end]
Then Uncle Joe made a race of it for Berlin....those 2 Russian Generals just shoved the boys in like cordwood in a race to impress the boss.

Parrot with speed dial  posted on  2011-01-22   0:14:53 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#7. To: Parrot with speed dial (#6)

Not that off topic.

Interesting enough Stalingrad was the longest battle of WW2, it lasted about five months. Which was mentioned in the book btw.

It was the same kind of battle in a way that Verdun was in that it was two nations fighting over national symbols, not an actually MILITARILY important goal.

I'm sure that you must have seen the excellent movie about Stalingrad, "ENEMY at the GATE"?

It is just a movie but it does give a sense of it imo.

Think about the slaughter at KURSK.

WAR is murder plain and simple, he who murders best WINS.

Mad Dog  posted on  2011-01-22   1:22:06 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#16. To: Mad Dog, Ferret Mike (#7)

Think about the slaughter at KURSK.

Zhukov's Greatest Defeat
The Red Army's Epic Disaster in Operation Mars, 1942-David M. Glantz

One of the least-known stories of World War II, Operation Mars was an epic military disaster. Designed to dislodge the German Army from its position west of Moscow, Mars cost the Soviets an estimated 335,000 dead, missing, and wounded men and over 1,600 tanks. But in Russian history books, it was a battle that never happened-a historical debacle sacrificed to Stalin's postwar censorship.[excerpt end]

Heavy duty huh,...
Battle of Kursk: Germany's Lost Victory in World War II

Parrot:Have the Kursk article at home in magazine,....found it on the net for ya's.
Very good coverage/details.

WW-2 is amazing for technology advances,
Russian early T-34 kicks Reichs ass,....Reich makes Panther V ,....then Russia does a T-34 with an 85mm gun.
Panther was rushed in for Kursk and had teething problems.
They never really did get things squared away with that tank,..not to mention the sabotage that sometimes occured as slaves were forced to build them.
Its gun,...a 75mm high velocity was better than the Tiger I's 88mm.
lanced thru a Sherman from long range.
The Shermans new 76mm was still poor,...could only penetrate Panther V's side,...which was really bad design in mm thickness.
Germany was short of tungsten used in core's for tank rounds.
US were able to field more tungsten core muni's which were rushed in fall of 44.
So ya,...the German round was high velocity,...better penetration and it had secondary explosive effect after penetration.
Shermans did burn because of the gas engine,...but it was discovered that the German tank rounds which penetrated lit up the ammo so quickly ,..the ammo's propellant burned.
Then one Smart German figured the Panther V would make a great self propelled gun,....the Jagdpanther.
This had far less troubles than Panther V.

Germany achieved amazing things by way of technology,...and yet were dumb to obvious strategic thinking,...like why don't we build a long range 4 engine bomber?
well they did,....some...
They could have had air operations to the east with 4 engine bombers like the allies.
and seeing that Germany was using thermobaric muni's....you have to wonder if Russia would have won in the east vs a Germany with massed air bombing as the west had.

Parrot with speed dial  posted on  2011-01-22   22:52:21 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#17. To: Parrot with speed dial (#16)

Just remember the truth about ALL competent military organizations through out ALL of human history.

ALL competent military organizations are always ready to fight the LAST WAR.

Mad Dog  posted on  2011-01-25   17:02:07 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#19. To: Mad Dog (#17) (Edited)

Hey, just had to run this by you...

I spent a morning on ancestry.com today and found ancestors that I had no idea about, who fought in the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, and the Civil War, on the Confederate side. I have copies of Revolutionary War, hand written discharge papers for a couple of my ancestors now. Photos, Census documents, etc. Very cool stuff.

Some were 'Morgan's Raiders' in the Civil War.

I had no idea. It was very cool, for me, to find that out.

We The People  posted on  2011-01-25   17:25:18 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#22. To: We The People (#19)

That is very kewl information!

It is important to know what your family history is.

Not to mention interesting.

But no matter what, "KEWL"!

Mad Dog  posted on  2011-01-25   17:34:41 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#23. To: Mad Dog, Parrot with speed dial (#22)

I cannot tell you how exciting it was for me to find that stuff out.

I did it all in one morning, for free. But, it's so cool, I'm going to pay the fee after the 2 week free trial just to keep digging and see what else I'll find.

We The People  posted on  2011-01-25   17:37:47 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#25. To: We The People (#23)

I cannot tell you how exciting it was for me to find that stuff out.

I did it all in one morning, for free. But, it's so cool, I'm going to pay the fee after the 2 week free trial just to keep digging and see what else I'll find.

Back in 92,...went to the National Archives to look up Family after appointments with Navy Dept on USS Isherwood DD-520.
Back then,....it was micro fiche readers and card catalogue.
some indexing books.
Was amazed to find State muster in records with regiment companys for 13 individuals.
My local University had the Governments records for the Civil war in the series _
Official Records of the War of the Rebellion.
Indexed,...you could follow a units movements and develop a picture of what participation they experienced.
Lists out the Confederate state units they were against in the field.
Its a resource which works for both sides as history research goes.

Dedicated websites for units exist on the net,....and in some cases,...re enactment groups.

Parrot with speed dial  posted on  2011-01-25   17:56:28 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#26. To: Parrot with speed dial, Mad Dog (#25)

you could follow a units movements and develop a picture of what participation they experienced.

One of my ancestors, for some reason, had to write out in his own hand, his experiences, duties, whereabouts in the Revolutionary War when he filed for a pension. He had to have 3 people who either served with him or friends who could vouch for his service. It's a very interesting read.

How he got separated from his command and fell in with another unit. Battles he fought in, where at, when he was on guard duty, etc.

Extremely interesting read. He got grazed by a round, in the neck, but there were no doctors to help, so he wrapped up the wound as best he could and went about his business.

Has was given a discharge by a Major, after his Captain and most of his unit were killed in a battle, but he didn't know why. He knew the war wasn't over, so he ignored it.

Crazy stuff. He actually had 2 hand written discharges, and ignored the first. The 2nd came after the war was over. I now have copies of his pension request with his hand written accounts, and both discharges.

We The People  posted on  2011-01-25   18:11:07 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#35. To: We The People, Parrot with speed dial (#26)

One of my ancestors, for some reason, had to write out in his own hand, his experiences, duties, whereabouts in the Revolutionary War when he filed for a pension. He had to have 3 people who either served with him or friends who could vouch for his service.

From what I understand, that was SOP for trying to get a military pension in the US up until WW2.

They are always pretty interesting reads.

WW1 and the so called "bonus marchers" of the 30's convinced the WAR department that they better have a system in place to take care of returning vets of WW2 or face REAL trouble.

That's where the VA and benefits came from. Not from the goodness of the gooberment.

They saw what happened after WW1, and they were afraid of worse after WW2 finally ended.

Mad Dog  posted on  2011-01-25   18:28:28 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#44. To: Mad Dog (#35)

From what I understand, that was SOP for trying to get a military pension in the US up until WW2.

They are always pretty interesting reads.

WW1 and the so called "bonus marchers" of the 30's convinced the WAR department that they better have a system in place to take care of returning vets of WW2 or face REAL trouble.

That's where the VA and benefits came from. Not from the goodness of the gooberment.

They saw what happened after WW1, and they were afraid of worse after WW2 finally ended.

Thanks,....I did not know any of that : )

How many soldiers in America's wars went in with their trained unit
and went out by themself,..or in a group knowing roughlythe last time they were together,...it was not a positive event.
To be injured and alone with strangers possibly.
To not see your friends for maybe a long time.
Today soldiers can keep up on each other,...yet in the past,...how many never saw their friends again after the last action.

There are a great many stories of hero's and valor by many men we shall never know of.
Some Hobo,...was a soldier before,.....life did not go well for him back home.

Parrot with speed dial  posted on  2011-01-25   18:42:27 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#46. To: Parrot with speed dial (#44)

All very true.

When I was a kid you were NEVER allowed to give ANY adult grief.

My father explained it to me this way, you do not know any man's story. ALL men have a story. YOU as a child do not have the right to question anything about these men. THEY have lived what you cannot even understand.

IF you screwed with any adult, you didn't want to "talk" to my old man when he got home from work.

Mad Dog  posted on  2011-01-25   18:53:39 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#51. To: Mad Dog (#46)

When I was a kid you were NEVER allowed to give ANY adult grief.

My father explained it to me this way, you do not know any man's story. ALL men have a story. YOU as a child do not have the right to question anything about these men. THEY have lived what you cannot even understand.

IF you screwed with any adult, you didn't want to "talk" to my old man when he got home from work.

My Dads Father was not around during WW-2,
His mother had passed away when he was young.
He had 2 older brothers,.....and when Freddy was 16,...Fred snuck into the navy in 1943.
My dad will talk when he wants to,...no amount of prying works.
After my research into USS Isherwood and recovering Family records in DC,...he finally opened up.
I came home drunk one night [16/17]....banging on the door late at night.
The door opened,..my dad lifted me up by the neck and hurled me accross the room onto my bed.
He never said a word to me after,
I never came home late drunk - waking the house up.
I slept in the yard a few times,......but never pissed him off like that again : )

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