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flyarm Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun May-10-09 02:03 PM
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13. I trust no one..trust by the american people got my co-workers killed..
Edited on Sun May-10-09 02:56 PM by flyarm
and got two of my neighbors kids killed in the world trade center by my airline's aircraft..and got people in my hometown killed the most killed on 9/11..i trust no one and never will ever again..you can if you want..that is your perogative..mine is to verify everything and to be ever vigilant.

The stage was set by Bush in his earliest days for 9/11 to happen..you can have your opinion of how it came about and why..but the stage was set early in his administration.

As i sit here today..we still have had Habeas Corpus stolen from us..I have stood with my son where the Magna Carta was signed and know how and why Habeas came about..it is still stolen from us today with nothing showing me it will be restored anytime soon!

Our phones are still wiretapped and our emails read ..i don't see that changing anytime soon..from the looks of how this administration has spoken about it...or not.

I still see jobs going out of this country while 600,000 + a month lose there jobs and their health care and feeding their children and keeping a roof over their heads at risk..and then i see this shit.....

I posted this March 31st.2009


Geithner..who worked for Kissinger and the CFR

Geithner..who's papa Peter F.Geithner was with the Ford Foundation and Obama's mom just happened to work with him!!

Any wonder why the GM CEO was made to step down..the very day that Ford announced it was opening a plant in Mexico..the znnouncement took place at the Pres of Mexico's palace..and do not miss the very fact that the CEO of Ford said : Mr Mullaly said: "We are convinced the geographic location as well as Mexico's highly qualified labour force and economic stability make this decision the right one for our business."

That would be 4,500 jobs Americans will not get!!


http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/742895 ...


Peter F. Geithner, is the director of the Asia program at the Ford Foundation in New York. During the early 1980s, Peter Geithner oversaw the Ford Foundation's microfinance programs in Indonesia being developed by S. Ann Dunham-Soetoro, President Barack Obama's mother, and they met in person at least once

Geithner's maternal grandfather, Charles F. Moore, was an adviser to President Dwight D. Eisenhower and served as a vice president of Ford Motor Company.


Posted by flyarm in General Discussion
Tue Mar 31st 2009, 03:37 PM
ahhh this ought to warm a few of the hearts of US Union workers!!


http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/742895 ...

Ford to open new plant in Mexico


US giant Ford is to invest $3bn (£1.5bn) in a new car plant in Mexico, the biggest investment in the country's manufacturing sector.

The move is a blow to American car workers who had hoped the factory would be built in the United States.

Ford has lost more than $15bn (£7.5bn) over the past two years and says the new facility is crucial to its future.

Mexican President Felipe Calderon hailed the announcement as a "turning point" for his country.

The new factory, and other changes to Ford's Mexican operations, are likely to create an estimated 4,500 jobs in Mexico, where car workers earn substantially less than their American counterparts.

Mr Calderon made the announcement with Ford president Alan Mullaly at the presidential compound in Mexico City on Friday. "We want Mexico to be an automotive country, one that is competitive and with the most advantages so that the worldwide automotive industry will establish itself here," Mr Calderon said.

Mr Mullaly said: "We are convinced the geographic location as well as Mexico's highly qualified labour force and economic stability make this decision the right one for our business."

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I see American Union workers and those at the bottom of the rungs still getting fuckede in everyway..while CEO's get bonus;s with our god damned tax dollars!!!!!!!!

so lets keep fucking the little guy and stay quiet about it right???????????It is way to early to say a thing ..right????????






Obama threatens to rescind stimulus money over wage cuts
By Evan Halper, LA Times
The Obama administration is threatening to rescind billions of dollars in federal stimulus money if Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and state lawmakers do not restore wage cuts to unionized home healthcare workers approved in February as part of the budget. Schwarzenegger's office was advised this week by federal health officials that the wage reduction, which will save California $74 million, violates provisions of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. Failure to revoke the scheduled wage cut before it takes effect July 1 could cost California $6.8 billion in stimulus money, according to state officials. The news comes as state lawmakers are already facing a severe cash crisis, with the state at risk of running out of money in July. The wages at issue involve workers who care for some 440,000 low-income disabled and elderly Californians. The workers, who collectively contribute millions of dollars in dues each month to the influential Service Employees International Union and the United Domestic Workers, will see the state's contribution to their wages cut from a maximum of $12.10 per hour to a maximum of $10.10.


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I see the CIA getting a free ride on torture ...


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i see my kids and my kids kids getting strapped in debt that has never been seen in this country ..ever!!!!!!!

but i should stay quiet because it is too early????????

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I see currently..the Army setting up experiment centers...called... Army Experience Center..in our neighborhoods to recruit children with video games and bullshit that is brainwashing.

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I am told This administration will get us out of Iraq..but then 21,000 soldiers are being sent to Afganistan..then we hear that we will have 70,000 troops in Iraq for 15 -20 years more..but low and behold i should stay quiet about it.

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then i read this ..and i feel sicker by the minute..but i shouldn't i am told because it is too early...........

Read more about it at Emptywheel!!

http://emptywheel.firedoglake.com/2009/05/09/obama-to-git-mo-better-military-tribunals/#more-4091

Obama To Git-Mo Better Military Tribunals
By: bmaz Saturday May 9, 2009 11:41 am


The GOP squeals and Obama greases their detainee wheel. On May 1st, the New York Times warned that President Obama was contemplating reinstating the tyrannical Bush/Cheney military tribunals for Gitmo detainees.

Yes, the same Barack Obama that forcefully pronounced to the American public during the election:


By any measure our system of trying detainees has been an enormous failure,

Not to mention declaring that as President he would:


reject the Military Commissions Act.


That was then, this is now. And now, today, it is seems nearly confirmed that military commissions will be back. From Peter Finn at the Washington Post:

The Obama administration is preparing to revive the system of military commissions established at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, under new rules that would offer terrorism suspects greater legal protections, government officials said.

The rules would block the use of evidence obtained from coercive interrogations, tighten the admissibility of hearsay testimony and allow detainees greater freedom to choose their attorneys, said the officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly.
...
Officials said yesterday that the Obama administration will seek a 90-day extension of the suspension as early as next week. It would subsequently restart the commissions on American soil, probably at military bases, according to a lawyer briefed on the plan.

To be clear, the Administration indicates that Obama has not given the final sign off on the plan, and the ACLU has already sworn to fight any such plan. One thing is for certain, however, Obama is not contemplating this move in order to give the detainees so tried the equivalent level of due process and justice that would be afforded by American courts, else he would simply use American courts as he stated was his intention while campaigning for votes.

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over a trillion sent to Bankers and wall street ..but Mortgage Assistance for Citizens gets killed

http://agonist.org/michael_collins/20090501/throw_the_bums_out_all_of_them_senate_millionaires_kill_mortgage_assistance_for_citizens
The final vote was 45 in favor, 51 opposed to Senator Richard Durbin's (D-IL) mortgage assistance bill. The original version of the bill covered some but not all of those requiring assistance. The final version was even more restricted. It applied to only homeowners currently in foreclosure as a result of actions prior to the start of 2009.

The denial of assistance to citizens by Senators is ironic given the fact that the origins of the current economic crisis came from Senate legislative actions in 1999 and 2000.


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but shhhhhhhhhhhhh it is way to early to get angry or concerned.....

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