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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It?

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To: Paul V. who wrote (113763)9/24/2011 12:18:17 PM
From: locogringo3 Recommendations   of 224750
 
The end justifies the means..........says threader Paul V.........

The AFL-CIO Defends Union Violence As A ‘Legitimate’ Union Activity…


NLRB Chairman’s Former Law Partner Defends Union Violence
A little over a month ago, in a case that drew national attention, a man was targeted at his home, shot and injured, all because he dared to run union free business. Now, in Buffalo, New York, a case involving outrageous allegations of labor-racketeering and union violence aimed at non-union construction workers and company owners is proceeding through the judicial process. Its outcome, however, may have wide-ranging ramifications on a national level.


Forget for a moment that a man was stabbed in the throat, hot coffee thrown on non-union workers, sand put into gas tanks and a woman threatened with sexual assault.

Forget the fact that the judge presiding over the federal racketeering case against Operating Engineers, Local 22, in Buffalo, NY ultimately rejected the AFL-CIO’s attempt to file a amicus brief, the sheer fact that the national AFL-CIO even attempted to intervene speaks volumes:

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