While Americans go without jobs, India's offshore outsourcing business is booming. In Technology companies are aggressively hiring as business prospects improve, we can see just how many American companies are creating jobs....in India.

Accenture will add 8,000 in India this year alone. That’s a 20% increase. Honeywell will also add 1,000 jobs....again, not in the United States, but in India.

The Atlantic has a great post, It's about the Money Stupid on why Americans are not going into STEM, if they are smart and have a choice.

A new study has yet again shown what we have known for a long time. There is no shortage of Scientists, Mathematicians, Engineers and Technical people in America.

A new blog was brought to my attention, Outsourced & Homeless. The owner is chronicling his experiences looking for a job, while literally being homeless and oh yes, while possessing a whole lot of technical skills.

This is literally a person driving around in a beater car, sleeping in his car, in parks and so on, and using a blog to document his experiences.

Via Slashdot:

The Pope echoes the wish of a white labour aristocracy in the West to snatch jobs and income away from much poorer but more competitive workers in Third World countries. That is repugnant in both economic and moral terms.

This quote is from Swaminomics: The Pope's moral blunders on outsourcing by Swaminathan S Anklesaria Aiyar in India's Economic Times.

Bill Gates admits it's all about cheap labor. In a speech in India:

At first some of that (IT boom) was built on low-cost labor. And, of course, as time goes on, you don't want to have that as the only differentiator and it's not a sustainable thing, because others can come along with that as well.

Hillary Clinton claims the U.S. doesn't want to protect it's workers. Oh yeah?

Yes we do! That is what the American people voted for!

Hillary selling out America to India:

Allaying fears about the reported anti-outsourcing stance in the backdrop of President Barack Obama's 'Say yes to Buffalo and no to Bangalore' comment made some time back, Clinton, who is on a official visit to India, said America does not want a return to protectionism.