Please, give me a few billion, pretty please

Simply put...: Its not the execs fault, its not the UAWs fault---- IT'S BOTH OF THEIR FAULTS.

When you have a business that needs government help to sustain itself until March like the CEOs claimed, and neither management nor 'labor' is willing to make further concessions, you have a situation where they do not really need the money they are asking for.

During the September 11th/Enron meltdown my company had a wage freeze. Should we have protested? Yeah that would have helped.

Toss ALL the execs and restructure the union contract FOR EXISTING workers (not this only new worker crap like the last concession)---

They picket, then its time to Federalize the whatever plants are picketed and send the Army Core of Engineers to run them.; Posted by: dellpj@... Posted on: 11/20/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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