"The same machine that wrecked the county is threatening the future of that town," he said.
"The European car industry calls on legislators to refrain from threatening the future of car production in Europe".
But he's wrong when he says that Napster and companies like it are threatening "the future of music itself".
They see it threatening the future of the religious institutions upon which Germany's modern democracy was founded.
Tata, which employs more than 5,000 people across Wales, blames cheap imports of Chinese steel, and high energy costs, for threatening the future of its UK steelmaking.
ITV – which will lose live Champions League football from next season – is expected to challenge the BBC for these rights, threatening the future of Match of the Day.
Sevenoaks council has become England's first financially self-sufficient local authority - despite unprecedented public sector cuts threatening the future of services.
In inveighing against international trade, he is threatening the future of American corporate giants such as Apple, Microsoft, Disney, and General Motors.
When the banking crisis was threatening the future of UBS, Cryan was appointed finance director and helped negotiate the government rescue of the Swiss bank.
He also helped to broker a compromise to a £100m contract dispute which was threatening the future of Harland & Wolff, the famous east Belfast shipyard.
The United States says Europe's refusal to bend is threatening the future of world trade talks, scheduled to resume in Hong Kong in December.
