The Criminal Hillary Clinton’s
State Department oversaw a government agency’s expenditure of millions of
taxpayer dollars to help companies outsource American tech jobs to
foreign countries. If you have lost your job we always Blamed the Negro Radical Barack Obama but Hillary Clinton led the cause, costing hundreds of thousands of American jobs, including your.
In 2010, the U.S. Agency for International Development
(USAID) spent tens of millions of taxpayer dollars building schools
in Sri Lanka and Armenia, specifically to increase those countries’
outsourcing capacity to take away American jobs. Hillary Clinton signed off on giving millions of dollars to USAID so they could train people overseas and then import these same low cost I.T. slaves into the United States. You might remember Microsoft laying off 18,000 people, you also might of noticed that Mircrosoft didn't shut down.
“The U.S. Agency for
International Development (USAID) is an independent federal agency that receives
overall foreign policy guidance from the Secretary of State… USAID plans its
development and assistance programs in coordination with the Department of
State,” according to the State Department’s website.
The
head of USAID at the time was Rajiv Shah, who was a former top director with
the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Microsoft has been one of the nation’s
biggest lobbyist for expansive immigration policies, which would allow
corporations to replace American tech workers with foreign laborers who
will work for a fraction of the Americans workers’ salary. For example, in
2014 Microsoft pushed for greater admissions of low-wage foreign
workers into the United States at the same time as the
tech giant was laying off 18,000 of its own employees.
In
August of 2010, trade magazine Information
Week reported on USAID’s
plan to use taxpayer dollars to help companies outsource American jobs. In a
piece titled, “U.S. To Train 3,000 Offshore IT Workers,” Information Week wrote:
Despite President Obama’s
pledge to retain more hi-tech jobs in the U.S., a federal agency run by a
hand-picked Obama appointee has launched a $36 million program to train
workers, including 3,000 specialists in IT and related functions, in South
Asia… Following their training, the tech workers will be placed with
outsourcing vendors in the region that provide offshore IT and business
services to American companies looking to take advantage of the Asian
subcontinent’s low labor costs.
Under director Rajiv
Shah, the United States Agency for International Development will partner with private
outsourcers in Sri Lanka to teach workers there advanced IT skills like
Enterprise Java (Java EE) programming, as well as skills in business process
outsourcing and call center support. USAID will also help the trainees brush up
on their English language proficiency. USAID is contributing about $10
million to the effort…
In
a separate report, Information Week documented the
government’s efforts in Armenia:
Even as controversy
mounts over its funding of IT outsourcers in South Asia, the U.S. Agency for
International Development has announced a program under which it will partner
with the government of Armenia—a nation anxious to lure computer work from
American shores–to promote the development of the country’s information
technology industry…
Armenia is looking to
establish itself as a center for low-cost IT and engineering work outsourced
from the U.S. and other Western countries. USAID, a taxpayer-funded
federal agency, did not disclose how much it’s contributing to Armenia’s
efforts to become a global IT competitor. Among the U.S. companies
participating in the project is Oracle’s Sun Microsystems unit….
USAID’s efforts to help
build up IT and outsourcing industries in Europe and Asia would seem to run
counter to Obama’s public pledges to keep more hi-tech jobs in the U.S., where
unemployment in the technology industry continues to run high.
“This
action is contradictory to Obama’s commitment to create jobs and revitalize the
American economy,” a spokesperson for WashTech, a Communications Worker of
America affiliate that represents professionals, told Information Week. “Any taxpayer money that
is appropriated to train workers to take American jobs should, without
question, be directed toward the unemployed and the underemployed in this
country.”
As
Breitbart News has extensively documented, the
Clintons have financial ties to the India-based Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)
and HCL, which specialize in outsourcing and offshoring, and are among the
top H-1B and L-1 visa employers in the U.S.
Together, HCL and Tata
have stolen tens of thousands of U.S. jobs from American workers all
across the country. HCL and Tata are responsible for the layoffs of American
workers from Disney, Southern California Edison, Northeast Utilities, Xerox,
University of California, Siemens and countless others, and replace them with
foreign workers on visas.
In a 2004 interview with
then-CNN host Lou Dobbs, Clinton defended the anti-American worker
business model of these India-based outsourcing firms, declaring: “We are
not against all outsourcing; we are not in favor of putting up fences.”
Similarly,
in 2005, the India Review reported
that during a trip to India, “Senator Clinton allayed apprehensions in India
that there would be a bar on outsourcing. ‘There is no way to legislate against
reality. Outsourcing will continue,’ she said.”
Clinton’s extensive
financial, personal and political ties to these India-based companies prompted
the campaign of then-political rival Sen. Barack Obama to label her
“Hillary Clinton (D-Punjab)”– implying that Clinton represents foreign
nations and foreign citizens rather than her own American constituents.
