Tens of millions of middle class Asians are fast sinking into poverty. The World Bank, one of the mainstay institutions of the New World Orderites, estimates that by 2000, one year hence, fully 50 million people will have fallen into poverty in the six countries of Thailand, South Korea, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines, effectively doubling the number of poor which presently exist. Even Hong Kong, considered the world's bastion of pure, successful capitalism, now has an unemployment rate approaching 5 percent. I did it because I thought it was a major contribution we could make to stabilizing the global economy and the economies in Asia. As container ships arrive at U.S. ports full and leave empty, we learn that 200,000 U.S. manufactured jobs were lost in 1998, bringing to 760,000 the total since 1989.
Foreigners continue to buy America.
Meanwhile, Americans remain oblivious to the economic storm warnings. I am acting as a patriot. It wasn't those who supported him, but rather the liberal, governmental and corporate elites who supposedly hated him so much. You won't be until you subscribe to The Nationalist Times, the 24-page monthly newspaper of the American Nationalist Union. Features hard-hitting articles and commentary by America's best nationalist writers.