The Obama Agenda: Exporting American Jobs Overseas

Below is a list from A to Z in alphabetical order, of various large companies, corporations, and international conglomerates – some familiar to readers, some not so familiar – that have outsourced major sectors of their operations overseas in the last three years.

What they all have in common is that they are major contributors to Obama, while continuing to contribute modest amounts of money to both political parties, while favoring the Democrats.

Their CFOs, CEOs, and other upper echelon corporate executive level management have travelled abroad with Obama during this period of time, and have since that time, exported over four million of American jobs overseas to those countries.

Some have dubbed Obama’s “jobs plans” as a jobs plan of exporting American jobs by the millions overseas. In a promise to ease the process, Obama secured major contribution from these, and in some cases, provided hundreds of millions of tax dollars to facilitate funding the cost of the various projects in the target country.

The benefit to America? Zero. The benefit to Obama? The creation of an illusion that he is bringing jobs here from abroad, as his allies within these large companies hire a few hundred in the US while outsourcing tens of thousands of positions overseas. The net effect on Main Street is a zero sum gain for the average US citizen and depression here at home.

Rather than create jobs – which no administration can do, because government doesn’t create jobs the private sector does, though this administration would like you to believe that lie – the Obama Administration has been a net exporter of existing American jobs to other countries; countries which it has visited with the leaders of leading industries here in the US.

At the present time, because the unemployment figures it has released a slightly lower than they have been for two years, the actual figures are at least three times the official 8.6 percent and currently stands around 24 percent nationwide, with some states at that level – until there is an official policy shift in Washington and the bleeding is stopped, America will continue to hemorrhage jobs and job creation in the private sector.

Small businesses will not hire, because of the uncertainty in the economy and the costs that over-regulation brought to bear upon them by this administration via the EPA and OSHA, and other federal agencies being run by unelected bureaucrats.

And while Obama does this, his National Labor Relations Board, currently run by union thugs and communist community organizers he’s hired, are hard at work to pressure existing medium size and small businesses to unionize or close, just as it has done in a famous case with Boeing when it tried to move its plant to another state in order to hire more laborers because the labor force there is cheaper because it is non-union, and the NLRB sued Boeing for it.

There is something that is fundamentally wrong with this administration from the top down, and with its allies in congress and with its fifty-plus tsars. It is from the top down, and it permeates every level of the federal bureaucracy. It has penetrated and overrun the Democratic Party, and it runs key large municipalities with very large constituencies across the country.

It is counting on these to be its foot soldiers in getting reelected next year. Just as it has done in the last presidential elections through dozens of front organizations under the ACORN umbrella, its community organizers will assure that every precinct will have a sizable number of dead and non-existing voters to swell up the numbers and assure Obama an easy victory.

And if it cannot get reelected because like 2010, an overwhelming number of the American electorate will come out and vote for his opponent – whoever that may be (probably an establishment candidate), it will resort to whatever means it has at its disposal in order to stay in power, in one form or another.

This is what I mean by this: that if Obama loses his bid for the White House in 2012, his people are doing everything possible to maintain the machinery of the infrastructure as a component of the government regardless of who gets elected to office.

It will be just as our banking system – beginning with the Federal Reserve and the income tax – has all but destroyed free enterprise in this country and has engineered the current economic mess we and the world are in, and for which the American tax payer is paying with inflation, stagnation, and depression of carefully manufactured economic cycles of booms and busts and wealth transfers to the central bankers in control.

The fundamental changes that must occur for America to return to its former status of wealth and power are a return to the constraints of a Constitutional government, staffed by elected officials who not only know the Constitution and respect it, but who are accountable not to the banking and wealthy global interests, but to the people who elected them to serve as public servants, and a fundamental faith and reverence in the G-d of heaven who created the rights the Constitution protects which these public officials swore to defend and protect from enemies foreign and domestic. Until we see such changes, our land will be riddled by the robber barons who run our banks and ruin our economy and impoverish our US and the fruits of our labor.

SIDEBAR: CNN has compiled a list of companies that are "Exporting America." This list is rather dated, and there have been many others that have since outsourced millions of jobs overseas since its compiling, but this list will give the reader an idea of the number of corporations that have outsourced entire American industries overseas. Here are the names of some of the companies that have been in the outsourcing of American jobs overseas:

3Com, 3M

A
Aalfs Manufacturing, Aavid Thermal Technologies, ABC-NACO, Accenture, Access Electronics, Accuride Corporation, Accuride International, Adaptec, ADC, Adobe Systems, Advanced Energy Industries, Aetna, Affiliated Computer Services, AFS Technologies, A.G. Edwards, Agere Systems, Agilent Technologies, AIG
Alamo Rent A Car, Albany International Corp., Albertson's, Alcoa, Alcoa Fujikura, Allen Systems Group. Alliance Semiconductor. Allstate, Alpha Thought Global, Altria Group, Amazon.com, AMD, Americ Disc, American Dawn, American Express, American Greetings, American Household, American Management Systems, American Standard, American Uniform Company, AMETEK, AMI DODUCO, Amloid Corporation, Amphenol Corporation, Analog Devices, Anchor Glass Container,
ANDA Networks, Anderson Electrical Products, Andrew Corporation, Anheuser-Busch, Angelica Corporation. Ansell Health Care, Ansell Protective Products, Anvil, Knitwear, AOL, A.O. Smith, Apple, Applied Materials, Ark-Les Corporation, Arlee Home Fashions, Art Leather Manufacturing, Artex International, ArvinMeritor, Asco Power Technologies, Ashland, Asten Johnson, Asyst Technologies, Atchison Products, Inc., A.T. Cross Company, AT&T, AT&T Wireless, A.T. Kearney, Augusta Sportswear, Authentic Fitness Corporation, Automatic Data Processing, Avanade. Avanex, Avaya, Avery Dennison, Azima Healthcare Services, Axiohm, Transaction Solutions

B
Bank of America, Bank of New York, Bank One, Bard Access Systems, Barnes Group, Barth & Dreyfuss of California, Bassett Furniture, Bassler Electric Company, BBi Enterprises L.P., Beacon Blankets, BearingPoint, Bear Stearns, BEA Systems, Bechtel, Becton Dickinson. BellSouth, Bentley Systems, Berdon LLP, Berne Apparel, Bernhardt Furniture, Best Buy, Bestt Liebco Corporation, Beverly Enterprises, Birdair, Inc., BISSELL, Black & Decker, Blauer Manufacturing, Blue Cast Denim, Bobs Candies, Borden Chemical, Bourns, Bose Corporation, Bowater, BMC Software, Boeing, Braden Manufacturing, Briggs Industries, Brady Corporation, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Bristol Tank & Welding Co., Brocade, Brooks Automation, Brown Wooten Mills Inc., Buck Forkardt, Inc., Bumble Bee, Burle Industries, Burlington House Home Fashions, Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway

C
Cadence Design Systems, Camfil Farr, Candle Corporation, Cains Pickles, Capital One, Cardinal Brands, Carrier, Carter's, Caterpillar, C-COR.net, C&D Technologies, Cellpoint Systems, Cendant, Centis, Inc., Cerner Corporation, Charles Schwab, ChevronTexaco, The Cherry Corporation , CIBER, Ciena, Cigna, Circuit City. Cirrus Logic, Cisco Systems, Citigroup, Clear Pine Mouldings, Clorox, CNA, Coastcast Corp., Coca-Cola. Cognizant Technology Solutions , Collins & Aikman, Collis, Inc., Columbia House, Comcast Holdings, Comdial Corporation, Computer Associates, Computer Horizons, Computer Sciences Corporation, CompuServe, Concise Fabricators, Conectl Corporation, Conseco, Consolidated Metro, Continental Airlines, Convergys, Cooper Crouse-Hinds, Cooper Tire & Rubber, Cooper Tools, Cooper Wiring Devices, Copperweld, Cordis Corporation, Corning, Corning Cable Systems, Corning Frequency Control. Countrywide Financial, COVAD Communications, Covansys, Creo Americas, Cross Creek Apparel, Crouzet Corporation, Crown Holdings, CSX, Cummins, Cutler-Hammer, Cypress Semiconductor

D
Dana Corporation, Daniel Woodhead, Davis Wire Corp., Daws Manufacturing, Dayton Superior, DeCrane Aircraft, Delco Remy, Dell Computer, DeLong Sportswear, Delphi, Delta Air Lines, Delta Apparel, Direct TV, Discover, DJ Orthopedics, Document Sciences Corporation, Dometic Corp., Donaldson Company, Douglas Furniture of California, Dow Chemical, Dresser, Dun & Bradstreet, DuPont

E
Earthlink, Eastman Kodak, Eaton Corporation, Edco, Inc., Editorial America, eFunds, Edscha, Ehlert Tool Company, Elbeco Inc., Electroglas, Electronic Data Systems, Electronics for Imaging, Electro Technology, Eli Lilly, Elmer's Products, E-Loan, EMC, Emerson Electric, Emerson Power Transmission, Emglo Products,
Engel Machinery, En Pointe Technologies, Equifax, Ernst & Young , Essilor of America, Ethan Allen, Evenflo, Evergreen Wholesale Florist, Evolving Systems, Evy of California, Expedia, Extrasport, ExxonMobil

F
Fairfield Manufacturing, Fair Isaac, Fansteel Inc. , Farley's & Sathers Candy Co., Fasco Industries, Fawn Industries, Fayette Cotton Mill, FCI USA, Fedders Corporation, Federal Mogul, Federated Department Stores, Fellowes, Fender Musical Instruments, Fidelity Investments, Financial Techologies International , Findlay Industries , First American Title Insurance, First Data, First Index, Fisher Hamilton, Flowserve, Fluor, FMC Corporation, Fontaine International, Ford Motor, Foster Wheeler, Franklin Mint, Franklin Templeton, Freeborders, Frito Lay, Fruit of the Loom

G
Garan Manufacturing, Gateway, GE Capital, GE Medical Systems, Gemtron Corporation, General Binding Corporation, General Cable Corp, General Electric, General Motors, Generation 2 Worldwide, Genesco, Georgia-Pacific , Gerber Childrenswear , Globespan Virata, Goldman Sachs, Gold Toe Brands , Goodrich, Goodyear Tire & Rubber, Google, Graphic Controls, Greenpoint Mortgage, Greenwood Mills, Grote Industries, Grove U.S. LLC, Guardian Life Insurance, Guilford Mills, Gulfstream Aerospace Corp.

H
Haggar, Halliburton, Hamilton Beach/Procter-Silex, The Hartford Financial Services Group, Harper-Wyman Company, Hasbro Manufacturing Services, Hawk Corporation , Hawker Power Systems, Inc., Haworth, Headstrong, HealthAxis, Hedstrom, Hein-Werner Corp., Helen of Troy, Helsapenn Inc., Hershey, Hewitt Associates, Hewlett-Packard , Hoffman Enclosures, Inc., Hoffman/New Yorker, The Holmes Group, Home Depot, Honeywell, HSN , Hubbell Inc., Humana, Hunter Sadler, Hutchinson Sealing Systems, Inc, HyperTech Solutions

I
IBM , iGate Corporation, Illinois Tool Works, IMI Cornelius, Imperial Home Decor Group , Indiana Knitwear Corp., IndyMac Bancorp, Infogain, Ingersoll-Rand, Innodata Isogen, Innova Solutions, Insilco Technologies, Intel, InterMetro Industries, International Paper, Interroll Corporation, Intuit, Invacare, Iris Graphics, Inc., Isola Laminate Systems, Iteris Holdings, Inc., ITT Educational Services, ITT Industries

J
Jabil Circuit, Jacobs Engineering, Jacuzzi, Jakel, Inc., JanSport, Jantzen Inc., JDS Uniphase, Jockey International , John Crane, John Deere, Johns Manville, Johnson Controls, Johnson & Johnson, JPMorgan Chase, J.R. Simplot , Juniper Networks, Justin Brands

K
KANA Software, Kaiser Permanente, Kanbay, Kayby Mills of North Carolina, Keane, Kellogg, Kellwood, KEMET, KEMET Electronics, Kendall Healthcare, Kenexa, Kentucky Apparel, Kerr-McGee Chemical, KeyCorp, Key Industries, Key Safety Systems, Key Tronic Corp., Kimberly-Clark, KLA-Tencor, Knight Textile Corp., Kojo, Worldwide Corporation, Kraft Foods, K2 Inc., Kulicke and Soffa Industries , Kwikset

L
Lancer Partnership, Lander Company, LaCrosse Footwear, Lamb Technicon, Lau Industries, Lands' End, Lawson Software , Layne Christensen, Leach International, Lear Corporation, Leech Tool & Die Works, Lehman Brothers, Leoni Wiring Systems, Levi Strauss, Leviton Manufacturing Co., Lexmark International, Lexstar Technologies, Liebert Corporation, Lifescan, Lillian Vernon, Linksys, Linq Industrial Fabrics, Inc., Lionbridge Technologies, Lionel, Littelfuse, LiveBridge, LNP Engineering Plastics, Lockheed Martin, Longaberger, Louisiana-Pacific Corporation, Louisville Ladder Group LLC, Lowe's, Lucent, Lund International, Lyall Alabama

M
Madill Corporation, Magma Design Automation, Magnequench, Magnetek, Maidenform, Mallinckrodt, Inc., The Manitowoc Company, Manugistics, Marathon Oil, Maritz, Mars, Marshall Fields, Mattel, Master Lock, Materials Processing, Inc., Maxim Integrated Products, Maxi Switch, Maxxim Medical, Maytag, McDATA Corporation, McKinsey & Company, MeadWestvaco, Mediacopy, Medtronic, Mellon Bank , Mentor Graphics Corp., Meridian Automotive Systems, Merit Abrasive Products, Merrill Corporation, Merrill Lynch, Metasolv, MetLife, Micro Motion, Inc., Microsoft, Midcom Inc., Midwest Electric Products , Milacron, Modern Plastics Technics, Modine Manufacturing, Moen, Money's Foods Us Inc., Monona Wire Corp., Monsanto , Morgan Stanley, Motion Control Industries, Motor Coach, Industries International, Motorola, Mrs. Allison's Cookie Co., Mulox

N
Nabco, Nabisco, NACCO Industries, National City Corporation, National Electric Carbon Products, National Life, National Semiconductor, NCR Corporation, neoIT, NETGEAR, Network Associates, Newell Rubbermaid, Newell Window Furnishings, New World Pasta, New York Life Insurance, Nice Ball Bearings , Nike, Nordstrom, Northrop Grumman, Northwest Airlines, Nu Gro Technologies, Nu-kote International, NutraMax Products, Nypro Alabama

O
O'Bryan Brothers Inc., Ocwen Financial, Office Depot, Ogden Manufacturing, Oglevee, Ltd, Ohio Art , Ohmite Manufacturing Co. , Old Forge Lamp & Shade, Omniglow Corporation, ON Semiconductor, Orbitz, Oracle, OshKosh B'Gosh, Otis Elevator, Outsource Partners International, Owens-Brigam Medical Co., Owens Corning, Oxford Automotive, Oxford Industries

P
Pacific Precision Metals, Pak-Mor Manufacturing, palmOne, Parallax Power Components, Paramount Apparel, Parker-Hannifin, Parsons E&C, Paxar Corporation, Pearson Digital Learning, Peavey Electronics CorporationÊÊ, PeopleSoft, PepsiCo, Pericom Semiconductor, PerkinElmer, PerkinElmer Life Sciences, Inc., Perot Systems, Pfaltzgraff, Pfizer, Phillips-Van Heusen, Pinnacle West Capital Corporation, Pitney Bowes, Plaid Clothing Company, Planar Systems, Plexus, Pliant Corporation, PL Industries, Polaroid, Polymer Sealing Solutions, Portal Software, Portex, Inc., Portola Packaging, Port Townsend Paper Corp., Power One, Pratt & Whitney, Price Pfister, priceline.com, Pridecraft Enterprises, Prime Tanning, Primus Telecom, Procter & Gamble, Progress Lighting, ProQuest, Providian Financial, Prudential Insurance

Q
Quaker Oats. Quadion Corporation. Quantegy. Quark. Qwest Communications

R
Radio Flyer, Radio Shack, Rainbow Technologies, Rawlings Sporting Goods, Rayovac, Raytheon Aircraft, RCG Information Technology, Red Kap, Regal-Beloit Corporation, Regal Rugs, Respiratory Support Products, Regence Group, R.G. Barry Corp., Rich Products, River Holding Corp., Robert Mitchell Co., Inc., Rockwell Automations, Rockwell Collins, Rogers, Rohm & Haas, Ropak Northwest, RR Donnelley & Sons, Rugged Sportswear, Russell Corporation

S
S1 Corporation, S & B Engineers and Constructors, Sabre, Safeway, SAIC, Sallie Mae, Samsonite, Samuel-Whittar, Inc., Sanford, Sanmina-SCI, Sapient, Sara Lee, Saturn Electronics & Engineering, SBC Communications, Schumacher Electric, Scientific Atlanta, Seal Glove Manufacturing, Seco Manufacturing Co., SEI Investments, Sequa Corporation, Seton Company, Sheldahl Inc., Shipping Systems, Inc., Siebel Systems, Sierra Atlantic, Sights Denim Systems, Inc., Signal Transformer , Signet Armorlite, Inc, Sikorsky, Silicon Graphics , Simula Automotive SafetyÊ, SITEL, Skyworks Solutions, SMC Networks, SML Labels, SNC Manufacturing CompanyÊ, SoftBrands, Sola Optical USA, Solectron, Sonoco Products Co., Southwire Company, Sovereign Bancorp, Spectrum Control , Spicer Driveshaft Manufacturing, Springs Industries, Springs Window Fashions, Sprint, Sprint PCS, SPX Corporation, Square D, Standard Textile Co., Stanley Furniture , Stanley Works, Stant Manufacturing, Starkist Seafood, State Farm Insurance, State Street. Steelcase, StorageTek, StrategicPoint Investment Advisors , Strattec Security Corp., STS Apparel Corporation, Summitville Tiles, Sun Microsystems, Sunrise Medical, SunTrust Banks, Superior Uniform Group, Supra Telecom, Sure Fit, SurePrep, The Sutherland Group, Sweetheart Cup Co., Swift Denim, Sykes Enterprises, Symbol Technologies, Synopsys, Synygy

T
Takata Retraint Systems, Target, Teccor Electronics , Techalloy Company, Inc., Technotrim, Tecumseh, Tee Jays Manufacturing, Telcordia, Telect, Teleflex, TeleTech, Telex Communications, Tellabs, Tenneco Automotive, Teradyne, Texaco Exploration and Production, Texas Instruments, Textron, Thermal Industries, Therm-O-Disc, Inc., Thomas & Betts, Thomasville Furniture, Thomas Saginaw Ball Screw Co., Three G's Manufacturing Co., Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, Time Warner, Tingley Rubber Corp., The Timken Company, The Toro Company, Tomlinson Industries, Tower Automotive, Toys "R" Us, Trailmobile Trailer, Trans-Apparel Group, TransPro, Inc., Trans Union . Travelocity, Trek Bicycle Corporation, Trend Technologies, TriMas Corp., Trinity Industries, Triquint Semiconductor , TriVision Partners, Tropical Sportswear, TRW Automotive, Tumbleweed Communications, Tupperware, Tyco Electronics, Tyco International

U
UCAR Carbon Company, Underwriters Laboratories, UniFirst Corporation, Union Pacific Railroad, Unison Industries, Unisys, United Airlines, UnitedHealth Group Inc., United Online, United Plastics Group, United States Ceramic Tile, United Technologies , Universal Lighting Technologies, USAA

V
Valence Technology, Valeo Climate Control, VA Software, Velvac, Vertiflex Products, Veritas, Verizon, VF Corporation, Viasystems, Vishay, Visteon, VITAL Sourcing

W
Wabash Alloys, L.L.C., Wabash Technologies, Wachovia Bank, Walgreens, Walls Industries, Warnaco, Washington Group International, Washington Mutual, WebEx, WellChoice, Wellman Thermal Systems, Walls Industries, Werner Co., West Corporation, Weavexx, Weiser Lock, West Point Stevens, Weyerhaeuser, Whirlpool, White Rodgers, Williamson-Dickie Manufacturing Company, Winpak Films, Wolverine World Wide, Woodstock Wire Works, WorldCom, World Kitchen
Wyeth, Wyman-Gordon Forgings

X
Xerox, Xpectra Incorporated, Xpitax

Y
Yahoo!, Yarway Corporation, York International

Z
Zenith, ZettaWorks