Everything that we love about modern America was created by The Ford Motor Company and Thomas Edison.

Up until the early 1900*s and the development and mass production of the automobile by Henry Ford, founder of the Ford Motor Company, the vast portion of the population walked from here to there and worked like draft animals on farms. The only mechanized transportation was with the railroads. Railroads did not serve a statistically significant portion of the population. Street cars were only coming into use in the largest cities, being first pulled by horses.

This was the first time in the history of the earth that man had the ability to produce his own goods from the power supply of the Model A Ford and get them to market by use of the same. With this tool it did not take long for humanity to grow wings and fly. The Ford Motor Company also invented and put into place the device called a tractor which liberated hundreds of millions of men and women from incomprehensible drudgery of subsistence farming world wide.

The global steel industry was created by the Ford Motor Company as was the glass industry greatly expanded. There was now a use for rubber and a demand for copper wire and the beginnings of electrical controls. The machine tool industry was a creation of The Ford Motor Company also created the airline industry with the Ford Tri Motor, which is still in use in rural South America.

It is not a stretch to note that every manufactured item the reader can see was a direct result of the industry created around the Ford Motor Company.

Lamentably the American people grew fat and lazy with all these developments and cannot now see what it is about to lose.