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Workers are forced to pay bribes to a union if they want to work. Janitor and teachers are treated like chattel by unions. Unions make sure the workers stay in line. The current head of the AFL-CIO, Richard Trumka, could well be a gang a leader instead of a union leader.
"When Trumka and UMWA President Cecil Roberts came to Bentleyville, Pennsylvania in April 1998, fifty rank-and-file union members gathered outside the hall where they spoke to protest their leaders policies. Within minutes, wrote leftwing journalist Paul Scherrer, a group of UMWA officials and their supporters attacked the protesting miners, ripping leaflets and protest signs from their hands. Several miners were punched, knocked to the ground and kicked repeatedly. [Richard] Cicci was hit with a piece of lumber and suffered a large gash on his head. Richard Trumka, reported Scherrer, refused to answer questions about the assault. In other words, by his silence he gave tacit assent to such violence.
Before he brands other people as using incendiary language AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka should look at his own house, because he is a union thug of the worst kind. Sarah Palin has never told people to harm others. On the other hand, as UMWA President Richard Trumka used rhetoric that not only seemed to be calling for violence, but excused it after it happened."
Trumka is what a union leader is today, a bully when he has to be to control the work place.
"* UMWA President Richard Trumka urged union members to kick the (expletive) out of every last one of em. (Sabotage Attempt Foiled at Peabody Coal Beltline. Nashville News [Nashville, IL] 8 Sept. 1993)
* You’d have to be very naive to believe that if management brought in scabs, there wont be something somewhere.(Sands, David R. Striking miners: Big Coal not serious. Washington Times 3 Sept. 1993)
* I’m saying if you strike a match and you put your finger in it, you’re likely to get burned. That doesn’t mean I’m threatening to burn you. That just means if you strike the match, and you put your finger in it, common sense will tell you it’ll burn your finger.( McClain, John D. Violence possible UMW chief says. Virginian-Pilot [Hampton Roads, VA] 3 Sept.1993)
Mr. Trumka can’t be accused of being all talk. With the help of his fellow union thugs his words were translated into violent action."
Yet he is upset that Sarah Palin wants to defeat the Democrats backed by this town bully. It is time for the teachers, the janitors and others forced to pay bribes to end the payments and file extortion charges against these bullies.
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"When Trumka and UMWA President Cecil Roberts came to Bentleyville, Pennsylvania in April 1998, fifty rank-and-file union members gathered outside the hall where they spoke to protest their leaders policies. Within minutes, wrote leftwing journalist Paul Scherrer, a group of UMWA officials and their supporters attacked the protesting miners, ripping leaflets and protest signs from their hands. Several miners were punched, knocked to the ground and kicked repeatedly. [Richard] Cicci was hit with a piece of lumber and suffered a large gash on his head. Richard Trumka, reported Scherrer, refused to answer questions about the assault. In other words, by his silence he gave tacit assent to such violence.
Before he brands other people as using incendiary language AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka should look at his own house, because he is a union thug of the worst kind. Sarah Palin has never told people to harm others. On the other hand, as UMWA President Richard Trumka used rhetoric that not only seemed to be calling for violence, but excused it after it happened."
Trumka is what a union leader is today, a bully when he has to be to control the work place.
"* UMWA President Richard Trumka urged union members to kick the (expletive) out of every last one of em. (Sabotage Attempt Foiled at Peabody Coal Beltline. Nashville News [Nashville, IL] 8 Sept. 1993)
* You’d have to be very naive to believe that if management brought in scabs, there wont be something somewhere.(Sands, David R. Striking miners: Big Coal not serious. Washington Times 3 Sept. 1993)
* I’m saying if you strike a match and you put your finger in it, you’re likely to get burned. That doesn’t mean I’m threatening to burn you. That just means if you strike the match, and you put your finger in it, common sense will tell you it’ll burn your finger.( McClain, John D. Violence possible UMW chief says. Virginian-Pilot [Hampton Roads, VA] 3 Sept.1993)
Mr. Trumka can’t be accused of being all talk. With the help of his fellow union thugs his words were translated into violent action."
Yet he is upset that Sarah Palin wants to defeat the Democrats backed by this town bully. It is time for the teachers, the janitors and others forced to pay bribes to end the payments and file extortion charges against these bullies.
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