is this guy angry or what

Dude, it really does not matter if that is guy is angry. He or anyone can't do anything to change the tide. It is not so much that the Indians are moving up the food chain or the Americans are moving down the food chain, in as much as coding-programming is moving down the food chain. For companies whose core business is not IT, there is no reason to shell out $50-Hr for a HTML coder and $80hr for a Visual Basic programmer when you can do it for $5hr get comparable end product or program or code. You can boycott all these stores-products. But then you will have to weave your own clothes, grow your own food, walk everywhere, read manuscripts (vs books) etc.

When DVD players first came to the market four years ago, it cost $400. Now it is given away free if you buy three DVDs at a store in my streetside. I got my first Windows 95 PC for $3200. A pc 10 times as fast is now $600. No one complains. Tellers got outsourced to ATM. Postal workers are outsourced by ISPs. It hurts to see a lot of IT people lose jobs and homes etc, but that is works man. Any effort to go back in time to the crica of $50-hr HTML coders is futile. Fiorina is not going wake up one day and realize the value of American coders as much as this guy is going to realize that he is send in a trade which people will do for a tenth of his wage. If someone can do it for $5 per hour willingly, then that is what it is worth.