I enclose a link to a video that I believe you will really enjoy!

A true History of the United States the content of which, some more than a century old highlights exactly the problems we face today and amazingly it highlights a pattern of economic control through the use of "free trade" and non protectionism policies.

Quote from the video: "British free trade industrial monopoly and human slavery travel together, and the man who undertakes the work of reconstruction, without first satisfying himself that such is certainly the fact, will find that he has been building on shifting sands and must fail to produce an edifice that will be permanent. Look where you may, you will find prosperity to exist in the inverse ratio of the connection with Britain"...... Henry C. Carey President Lincolns Economic Adviser.

He also added that " Everywhere that Free Trade was implemented, it destroyed people, it destroyed food supply, it destroyed resources, it destroyed soil, it destroyed what civilization might have existed. Bring in British free trade whats left? DESTRUCTION.

Today we are witnessing a re occurrence of what transpired in the 1700s and 1800s, the only difference is that today the slaves are not in the deep south, nor are they the 10 and 12 year old children slave workers in the mines and cotton industry of the 1800s English industrial revolution period.

No today the slaves are in China, Taiwan, Haiti, Sri Lanka (formerly Ceylon), Guatemala and several other countries, and today we are witnessing the destruction of our economies, the destruction of our food supplies, the destruction of our manufacturing industries, the destruction of our retail industry, the destruction of small and medium size businesses, the destruction of our cities, and our individual rights and freedoms etc. Make no mistake that the power of the European cartel mainly based in the "inner" city of London are as much in control today as they were in 1776.

Enjoy!

The True History of the United States
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgcdRCWEt4Q&feature=related