VIRGINIA (ONLINE REPORTS) -  The head of a private intelcom company addressed staff in remarks that addressed homeless “Obamavilles” in the woods of New Jersey and attacked President Obama’s jobs creation plan.

W. Edward Griffith, 44, said the President can’t talk about creating jobs “until we address the reason why we lost them in the first place”.

Griffith talked about how his own company has struggled to stay afloat during the recession and said the one thing that keeps him pressing forward isn’t whether or not his competition is better, but to find ways to become better than his competition.

Intel Chief W. Edward Griffith (File Photo, Courtesy of Net City Media)

Griffith cited the auto industry as a prime example.

He also blasted Teamsters President Jimmy Hoffa for his recent remarks against fiscal conservatives and went a step further by suggesting that is the union leader cares about “union”, he would work to unite the country rather than divide it.

Griffith also blasted former President Bush and President Obama for “bailing out the banks that gave bad loans to good people’. He was struck by the comparisons between the Hoovervilles of the 1920’s to the current tent cities popping up across the nation.

Six dozen homeless Americans have set up camp, in tents, teepees and huts, residents of what they call Tent City.

Cars and trucks cruise along Cedar Bridge Avenue, drivers listening to radio anchors reporting the headline that a record 46 million Americans are living in poverty, while 50 feet from the bustling boulevard, hidden by the woods that border the road, lies a shocking example of that shameful statistic.

Behind the trees, six dozen homeless Americans have set up camp, in tents, teepees and huts, residents of what they call Tent City. It’s a place where those out of work and out of luck can drop out of society while living as cheaply as possible.

GRIFFITH’S REMARKS CAN BE VIEWED HERE