Saturday, May 18, 2013

[ItsAllAboutMeMan] Re: Connect and Hello?

 

Things are good!n  Been in Michigan for about 3 years now, it's treating me as well as could be expected, under the circumstances. 

How about those Palins, turning political fame into reality TV success?  There's too much show biz in all politics, Palin was just ahead of the curve, I guess (much to John McCain's dismay).  Bristol Palin even has a wikipedia page:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bristol_Palin

I need ot get started on mine, I guess! 

Do you have one yet?


On Sat, May 18, 2013 at 4:18 PM, Mike Adams <abrigon@gmail.com> wrote:
Grin

Warm regards and love.

How ya doing?

Mike
Alaska
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Date: Sat, 18 May 2013 14:41:46 -0400
To: Abrigon<abrigon@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: Connect and Hello?

Don't feel bad for not getting your global warming this year, Mike, you'll get it next year, and the year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, if you should live so long. Which you probably won't.


On Sat, May 18, 2013 at 11:26 AM, Abrigon <abrigon@gmail.com> wrote:
So how goes things so far this summer? Looking outside here, it looks more like fall or winter again, wow it went quick.

Global Warming? Snow in June? Hum.

Mike
Alaska




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[ItsAllAboutMeMan] Re: Connect and Hello?

 

Don't feel bad for not getting your global warming this year, Mike, you'll get it next year, and the year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, and the next year after that, if you should live so long. Which you probably won't.


On Sat, May 18, 2013 at 11:26 AM, Abrigon <abrigon@gmail.com> wrote:
So how goes things so far this summer? Looking outside here, it looks more like fall or winter again, wow it went quick.

Global Warming? Snow in June? Hum.

Mike
Alaska




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Thursday, May 16, 2013

[ItsAllAboutMeMan] Re: Wenatchee High School Alumni Monthly Newsletter, Mail and Activity

 

I beg to differ with Mr. Edison.  Maybe work is just dandy if you're the boss, like Mr. Edison, and you are enjoyng the fruits of the labor of 1,000, and you are the owner if their intellectual property. If you are not the boss, if you are the subordinate, whiskey will be at least as beneficial.


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Monday, May 13, 2013

[ItsAllAboutMeMan] Re: Lansing's After More of Your Rights

 

A while back a nice young man came to the door and gave me a pitch about a new grassroots group he was supporting, who were looking out for the folks the Occupiers call the 99%.  

I gave him some money, and was interested in offering further support.

However, now that I'm on your email list, I have learned it was nothing but an astroturf front for you, the AFL-CIO, an organization I have tremendous contempt for.

At one point I made a special study of the AFL-CIOs role (in coordination with USAID and the CIA) in suppressing indigenous labor unions in other countries, particularly in Latin America.  Just today I read an article that informs me you are still up to your old tricks:  http://www.counterpunch.org/2013/05/10/big-labors-tool-of-empire/. A journalist friend of mine assured me that it isn't just overseas, she saw the same thing happen in El Paso.

Some time after that, I personally witnessed the local affiliate of the AFL-CIO conduct a highly deceptive campaign to gain exclusive representation rights in an agency that previously was made up of a work force that contained a mix of non-union employees and employees represented by 3 different unions.  The organizers listened sympathetically to tales of corruption, cruelty, and a workplace where all the good employees were on anti-depressants, it was such a hostile environment. Relief was promised from these conditions.  

Yet after the successful election, when I attended a shop stewards meeting, where we were told in no uncertain terms that the union would only become involved in cases of individual grievances and negotiations over salary; that the union had been involved in "co-managing" some particularly dysfunctional agencies, and you would never do that again. That was the only reason I had decided to get into bed with the devil, because mafia-like, you offered protection, and clearly you had no intention of actually providing it.  In my years of activism, this is one of my actions I'm most ashamed of; that I made this compromise, even though I knew the character of the people that I was dealing with, and that I was so desperate for respite that I trusted such untrustworthy people.

I certainly would not have given you even the $5 - $20 had you not instructed your canvassers to obscure who you are.  That kind of deceptive practice is certainly not endearing you to the fading number of people here in Michigan that still believe in you. Of course, it's a very small thing compared to how you take union members money, enthusiasm, and votes, and deliver them to politicians like Obama who give them neglect and union-busting in return for their support. Absolutely shameful.  You people have a lot to answer for.  I hope that you will collapse so that you can be replaced by something that actually works for the workers, because I have sadly concluded that you are beyond reform.


On Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 11:31 AM, Fran Brennan, Working America <workingamerica@aflcio.org> wrote:
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Workers across the state go to work each day while sick, having to make the choice of earning a paycheck that day or taking care of themselves or a sick child. Tell Michigan lawmakers to oppose HB 4249 and allow community leaders to pass laws that benefit citizens who work there.

Matt,

When will enough be enough from our legislature?

It's bad enough they trampled on our rights to collectively bargain, continue to cut vital programs we all rely on and take over our communities, but now they want to limit the ability of workers to have paid sick days off from work.

Seriously.

Extreme lawmakers in Lansing are again letting their rich CEO friends call the shots, and are trying to pass HB 4249, a bill that would prevent any local entity from adopting a law that guarantees paid sick days for its workers.

We can't let them get away with another attack on workers. We need you to take action right now, before it's too late.

Every day, thousands of Michigan workers go to work while sick, or while having a sick child at home. Some of us are lucky enough to have paid sick days from our employers, but many others don't. That means workers often have to make the choice of earning money for the day, or taking care of themselves or their families.

But this law, and its rich corporate backers, would end the discussion of paid sick days before it starts. We have great community leaders across the state who have considered adopting laws to make sure their workers and citizens are healthy and respected. This law would make it impossible for local cities, townships and other local entities to pass laws granting workers paid sick days off from work.

Matt, we have to push back. Can you take a minute and send a message now?

This bill is moving fast, so we have to act now. Please send a message to vital lawmakers now.

With your help, we can win this and stop continued attacks on working families.

In solidarity,

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