On Jul 19, 11:14 am, Robert Cohen <robtco...@msn.com> wrote: Belatedly, the American United Auto Workers union realizes the impending doom. 30-40 years is a bit more than just "belatedly". There is a reason why less than 15%% of the American workforce is in unions - and much of those gov't workers. How many millions (10's of millions?)...

> They apparently so fear bankruptcy doom �that they are belatedly serious as an expressway �vehicle traffic jam wreck at 5 o'clock on a Friday... ....the 1970s or 1960s. Management books will often devote a chapter or two to GM. . . . Belatedly, the American United Auto Workers union realizes the impending doom. They can do what the "black tags" did back in the 70s: Move to Texas and get a job in the earl industry. The ...

...different models of economy cars from non domestic plants. They apparently so fear bankruptcy doom that they are belatedly serious as an expressway vehicle traffic jam wreck at 5 ... okay, and even supposedly what keeps 'em currently afloat. Belatedly, the American United Auto Workers union realizes the impending doom. Please let me be clear, not hyperbolic or exaggerated. Most Americans (including me) would have preferred owning ...

...a page right out Stalin's playbook. As if we should expect anything less from the pseudo environmental lunatic left. The Lefty Liberals are desperate to make their end run, now that their "global warming/climate change/impending doom" charade has been blown big-time... :O|

On Jun 25, 4:50 pm, BretCah...@peoplepc.com wrote: Assuming the current 30%% increase/year...we'll be all dead Ya think? Gee, what would we do without Brat's warnings of impending doom? Btw, assuming the current decrease in driving, we'll all stop driving totally in a few years. Let's assume Brat can figure out what that will do to the price of oil. Of course, you know what they say about people who ASSume. Fred Weiss

...> Speaking as someone who saw the writing on the wall and sold his house just in time, I would be sorely upset if those who stayed in their houses despite the impending doom got a bailed out by uncle same and ended up better off than me. Ha! The attitude that made American great! Get sore if anyone gets help. ...

...> Speaking as someone who saw the writing on the wall and sold his house just in time, I would be sorely upset if those who stayed in their houses despite the impending doom got a bailed out by uncle same and ended up better off than me. Ha! The attitude that made American great! Get sore if anyone gets help. I take it...

...who saw the writing on the wall and sold his house just in time, I would be sorely upset if those who stayed in their houses despite the impending doom got a bailed out by uncle same and ended up better off than me. Thereby lies one of the problems with the capitalist community. ...

...someone who saw the writing on the wall and sold his house just in time, I would be sorely upset if those who stayed in their houses despite the impending doom got a bailed out by uncle same and ended up better off than me. Thereby lies one of the problems with the capitalist community. ...

... as someone who saw the writing on the wall and sold his house just in time, I would be sorely upset if those who stayed in their houses despite the impending doom got a bailed out by uncle same and ended up better off than me. Thereby lies one of the problems with the capitalist community. ...