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India does NOT allow American workers over their
You cannot work in India, you cannot go to church in India (Christianity), the list goes on and on.

They are started to offshore reporters jobs to India, I think they should start offshoring the jobs of people who think this is such a great idea.
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NO manufacturing base = NO jobs  Christian_<>< | 02/11/04
Lets keep it honest  maxo_z | 02/11/04
India does NOT allow American workers over their  Christian_<>< | 02/11/04
Again- Drop the christianity LIE. seriously- please.  maxo_z | 02/11/04
The facts and link  Christian_<>< | 02/11/04
Why Lie:Indian Christian here  gaja_raj | 02/11/04
Message has been deleted.  Christian_<>< | 02/11/04
Message has been deleted.  Joe Blow_z | 02/11/04
Thanks Gaja.  maxo_z | 02/13/04
Facts and link to article  Christian_<>< | 02/11/04
Support should not be outsourced  solprovider | 02/11/04
Another Traitor  jbachandouris@... | 02/12/04
BIG Mistake  southern_pride | 02/12/04
'Canned' solutions do NOT work plus the language barrier  tech3204@... | 02/12/04
Just like NAFTA an excuse to cheat Americans  tech3204@... | 02/12/04
Calling the call center, but no one is answering???  tech3204@... | 02/12/04
HP should sale servers/desktops at 'reduced prices' with the savings  tech3204@... | 02/12/04
web self-service a step in the right direction  Johnny Crivello | 02/16/04
PLEASE STOP THE OUTSOURCING!!!  pepperell50 | 03/22/04

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