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To: russet who wrote (18985)	9/17/2002 12:30:56 AM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 36161

Well I was looking for it in print (where I found the stuff I did post). Heard it on the CBC and added that 'cause the non union part surprised me. Hope I don't have to throw a few crows on the Barbecue... :o)

To: russet who wrote (18985)	9/17/2002 1:19:49 AM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Respond to of 36161

Hey Russet, Things are looking up (on the crow front :o) A Tad old BUT nonetheless labournet.net detnews.com flipside.org Bottom of page note date at top of page. Oh here it is God I love the Net.....and God bless the CBC :o) cbc.ca The Canadian Auto Workers and president Buzz Hargrove are happy to join the tax break chorus with the ex-Big Three as they have a big vested interest. The Japanese auto plants are non-union and the CAW has never been able to organize their workers. If the ex-Big Three shrink in Canada so does the CAW. Blast the spin .....If it smells like productivity... Check this CAW link caw.ca Seems they are too productive for the unions liking notwithstanding that they import major components it STILL smacks of efficiency (more palatable than productivity :o) regards Kastel Thanks for making me think. I'm quaffing a Moosehead Pale in triumph ( it goes down better sans feathers :o)