[CAUT] Position Announcement, SIU, Carbondale, IL

[Ron Poire]

Rich B has it right.

Ron Poire


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Richard Brekne" <ricb at pianostemmer.no>
To: <caut at ptg.org>
Sent: Saturday, August 16, 2008 5:27 PM
Subject: [CAUT] Position Announcement, SIU, Carbondale, IL


> 
> 
>         >> Just WHO is it what decides that the PEOPLE cant decide to
>        BAND TOGETHER to look after their common interests.  WHO is it
>        that will have such endeavour criminalized.  And worse WHO the
>        heck voted for these people ???
> 
>    The Federal Trade Commission, and the American people voted for all
>    of this!  I don't like it, but I have talked to a lawyer that
>    specializes in this area.  We can post our prices all day long, that
>    is ok, however, if we suggest to others what they should charge, we
>    are over the line! 
> 
>    Ed Foote RPT
> 
> Sheesh... and folks wonder why I ended up an ex-patriot and choose a so 
> called <<socialist>> country to become a citizen of.  Mind you the 
> definition of the word "socialist" varies greatly from here to there.... 
> but thats another issue all together.  Something seems mighty wrong over 
> there if what Ed says is representative of the truth.  Ok I remember the 
> Teamsters and their Mob connections... that whole scene with all its 
> problems.  I also remember when the right to work laws started showing 
> up with all the seductive reasoning behind them... but I registered who 
> it was who came out on the loosing end of the stick as time went by... 
> and it shur nuf wernt the employers side of the equation.  Seems to me 
> its about time working class America wakes up and smells the coffee. 
> Them what has been selling the soft shoe about who really represents all 
> that host of interests Joe Blow on the Street generally has been selling 
> ya'all up the proverbial creek. 
> 
> We were in Greely Colorado this summer.  The high school there is 
> surrounded by a 10 foot tall chain wire fence, barbed wire rolls on the 
> top.  One entrance to the grounds, and thats shrouded by a 30 foot high 
> guard tower.  Looks more like a darned prison camp then a high school.  
> I understand this is no longer unusual in the US.  Land of the Free eh 
> ??  Cant go to school without entering a combat zone ??  Cant organize 
> to look after your rights/interests ??? Have to watch by why those with 
> money enough to buy power band together to do just that ?  Some freedom 
> concept I'll tell ya what.   I could go on and on. Whats it gonna take 
> to wake up blue collar USA ?
> 
> Head scratching big time over here.
> 
> RicB
> 
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