If you depend on Google for information about the H1B program, you will find numerous references to articles about getting work in America from AsiaTimes.Com and other web sites devoted to promoting the interests of the H1B industry, along with thinly-disguised advertisements by the immigration law industry on how to find H1B jobs and sponsors for H1B jobs in America.
In other words, you will find very few articles about the growing opposition by Americans to the H1B program. Don't ask why, it just is.
I wonder if Google is using the same technology that they developed to suppress stories the Chinese government doesn't want their citizens to hear.
- H-1B Visa Beef May End Up in Supreme Court - another attempt to limit the power of the Department of Job Destruction ( a.k.a. the Department of Labor )
I noticed that too. Try typing the following in Google: Obama Jobs Bangalore. The websites that come up are mainly indian and other asian sites posting opposition to Obamas words.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment. The "Obama Jobs Bangalore" controversy is a good example of the almost abdominal revulsion of Americas against the outsourcing and foreign worker situation in this country.
ReplyDeleteThe Times of India was perplexed about why Obama chose Bangalore as his target rather than some other city. Why not Shanghai or Ho Chi Mihn City ? The answer of course is the pronunciation of Bangalore, commonly pronounced BANG-LA-WHORE, intended used to express disdain or contempt for all things foreign. Since the subject was the prostitution of the American economy, his slip of the tongue is entirely understandable.
I find it comforting to discover that Obama is just as xenophobic and racist as the rest of Americans. ;-)