I'm already working on a language that does this. It's called Maroon, and it's as high-level as they come. For instance you'd type in "make fantasy sports site" and have one working in seconds. Or "clone Google".
I'm going to put the project on elance, since I obviously have no experience writing programming languages. How much do you want to bet some Indian firm says they can program it for $1,200 in 2 weeks?
Jerry Weinberg told a story about how IBM used to send him around to their most expensive projects. He would report back about which ones deserved further investment and which were hopeless and should be killed. Usually they took his advice, but there was one he couldn't get them to kill no matter how hard he tried. This was a project to create an "automatic debugging machine". The executives were too enthralled by the diagram the people on the project had drawn for them: a box with an arrow going into it saying program with bugs and an arrow coming out the other side saying program without bugs. (At this point he was met with incredulous laughter and insisted it was true.) Although they had sunk millions of dollars into this with nothing to show, the executives had been so burnt by programs with bugs that they refused to give up the idea.
At long last, Weinberg said, he finally came up with the argument that got the project killed. It went like this. "Say you have an automatic debugging machine. I could feed it a blank sheet of paper, and out would come the program I wanted. So you'd have to have a mind-reader in there!"
Of the two bids on your elance project, one is from a German company and the other is from a US student. I suppose now you'll stop berating Indian firms? :-)
I'm going to put the project on elance, since I obviously have no experience writing programming languages. How much do you want to bet some Indian firm says they can program it for $1,200 in 2 weeks?