Cisco moves even more to china.

[Michael T. Halligan]

I personally don't see the problem with this, except for uninformed fears.

China is an emerging market with what, 2 BILLION people?  Did we think that
american techs were going to build and maintain their infrastructures for them?

If people are so concerned, they need to be forming protectionist PACs hiring lobbyists
to severely limit immigration-labor.

On Thu, 23 Sep 2004, Nicole wrote:

>
>
>  Lovely, Just lovely. Just heard On CNN, Lou Dobbs. (but can't find it on
> their site)
>
>  During a Beijing news conference John Chambers (Cisco CEO) Says "We believe in
> giving something back and truly becoming a Chineese company."  "China will
> become the IT center or the world" "China will become the largest economy in the
> world."
>
>  CNN Reports: Cisco is investing 32 Million into Changi and is training
> 10's of thousands of Chineese university students in Cisco technology.
>
>
>  So.. I guess we will be cranking out those H1b's...Plan to kiss your raises
> and or jobs bye bye to some specialized cheap imported Cisco trained networking
> person from China.
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>
>  *SIGH*
>
>
>   Nicole
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