Wall Street Loves Cheap Foreign Labor and Profits, then Whines about Weak U.S. Hiring.

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You don’t have to know much about investing or Wall Streetto know, that after encouraging and profiting off corporate offshoring andcheap foreign labor, that it’s a bit hypocritical to act surprised we’reexperiencing slow job growth.

I mean really, let’s get serious;

AP: The Dow Jones industrial average fell 124 points,wiping out its gain for the week, after the U.S. government reported that only80,000 jobs were created in June. It was the third straight month ofweak hiring.

And the bright spot…longer work hours?

BRIGHT SPOTS: There were a few bright spots in thebleak jobs report, according to Sharon Stark, chief market strategist atbrokerage firm Sterne Agee. She says the number of work hours and averagehourly earnings increased last month.