USAID, a department of the government, is even now inking a deal to train workers in Armenia how to do Java programming and to manage call centers. If US workers can't muster enough gumption to express outrage, maybe they don't deserve these jobs. Take note that the "jobs that American workers won't do" has grown to enourmous proportions. I happen to do Java programming, have a Masters degree, and made straight A's in college. It looks like design, implementation, manufacturing and everything else that isn't nailed down is going away.

Economic conditions force older workers to make it hard on younger generations -
which will make them cheer the death panels of the New Health World Order (Obamacare)

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20100409/us_nm/us_usa_economy_employmenttrends

NEW YORK (Reuters) – More adults over age 65 are staying in the work force, which could make it harder for younger workers to find jobs, a private report showed on Friday.