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Wednesday, 11 September 2013

Remembering 911

Posted on 19:33 by Unknown
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Buffet and Lemann: two peas in pod

Posted on 15:21 by Unknown
Jorge Lemann: won't eat what he producesby Richard Mellor GEDAfscme local 444, retired In a previous piece I commented on New York City’s mayor, Michael Bloomberg, having a certain worldview.  He believes that the city’s services and no doubt the existence of the city itself, is made possible through the financial generosity and sacrifice of billionaires like him.  In response to the accusation that NYC has become two...
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Tuesday, 10 September 2013

Amtrak: Washington DC to Huntington, West Virginia

Posted on 22:30 by Unknown
A Poem by Kevin Higgins At Union Station hope is a t-shirt on sale at seventy per cent off. Yesterday, all the bow-tied barristers gathered in the Hilton Hotel. At the end of the street the man from JP Morgan told Congressinvestors prefer trophy real estate:Manhattan office blocks to houses for the little people.Out here, the tuxedo gives wayto the pick up truck. Red winter fields dotted with cattle that will soon be hamburgers; demolition yardsfull of cars that were once somebody’s dream. Out here, the taxi drivers are all local in...
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Kaiser cancelled from AFL-CIO convention

Posted on 13:42 by Unknown
A short CNA clip from Kaiser nurses.  The AFL-CIO convention was apparently ready to applaud kaiser as the model health care provider.  The California Nurses Association (now an AFL-CIO affiliate) contacted the AFL-CIO complaining about Kaiser's anti-worker anti-patient practices and published this statement:Nurses once again let Kaiser Executives know that we will not be idle while Kaiser Cancels Our Patients’ Care.  Kaiser was slated to be spotlighted as a model healthcare company at the AFL-CIO convention.  When we let the...
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Starvation, poverty and disease are market driven.

Posted on 13:18 by Unknown
by Richard MellorAfscme Local 444, retiredWhat a tragedy. A beautiful little boy who should be experiencing all the pleasures that a healthy and well fed young life can offer. I can barely look at it without wanting to take him in my arms and caress the little man; hold him like I have my own little ones, or the way we hold our pets.  A mother or father whose kisses and hugs bring such joy to the recipient and the giver is waiting for that...
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Austerity hits troops as rations are cut

Posted on 08:22 by Unknown
The organizers of this blog have explained that US capitalism cannot afford to keep its massive military machine working at its present level without driving its working class at home into poverty. This latter is happening all around us as we see wages and benefits being slashed and services in city after city being reduced or removed altogether. Now we see the reduction of the living standards of the military in the field.  Marines at Camp Leatherneck in Afghanistan are now about to lose a daily meal, causing some to fore go a hot breakfast...
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Monday, 9 September 2013

Chile: 40 year anniversary.

Posted on 12:07 by Unknown
40 years ago this week I was at a Labor Party conference in Ireland. The news came in. The US military and CIA thugs had carried out their military coup in Chile. The US economic thugs at the University of Chicago, known as the Chicago Boys, drew up the agenda and the Chilean working class entered a nightmare of mass killings and mass poverty. All in the name of and organized by US capitalism and its profits and power and control. It is these same thugs who lied to get the US people to agree to attack Iraq and Afghanistan. It is these same thugs...
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