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Harry Krause wrote in message ...
An editorial from the Wisconsin State Journal
January 8, 2004

The United States Department of Labor announced this week that, over the
course of last year, American businesses cut 1,236,426 jobs in 2003,
exposing the lie of President Bush's so-called economic "recovery."

Far from easing up, the cuts increased as 2003 went on - the final
quarter of the year saw 364,346 job cut announcements, making it the
worst quarter for such announcements in 2003.

"(It) is difficult to get too excited about a year in which more than
1.2 million people fell victim to downsizing," says employment analyst
John Challenger.

We agree. Indeed, if the Bush "recovery" heats up much more, we wonder
whether anyone will have a job.


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K Smith wrote in message ...
Harry Krause wrote:
An editorial from the Wisconsin State Journal

Given the Clinton induced slow down in the economy it's a bush miracle
that jobs have held up as well as they have!!!

Under poser Bill the economy was an empty shell, people getting over
paid for not creating any real GDP, it's different now people are more
rational & less alice in wonderland.

Gee Harry given that your Corp is being investigated & that Dean will
get flogged at the elections, I hope you loose your sad little mail room
job in the PR dept:-)

Then you won't be able to spend work hours he-)

K

You know, "K" I thought I was a little over the edge sometimes in my
political conservatism, and that's why I poke some gentle fun at
myself and other conservatives.

But you seem to have dropped off entirely. Very very little of what
you post here makes any sense at all. And what is with your insane
obsession with Harry who like everyone else mostly ignores you? Who
are these 500 line posts of yours for, if no one reads them?

In economic terms, you are not adding any value to this newsgroup ,
not even any humor. Even your comments about who he does work for are
bizarre.

I'm going to be in Washington in the next couple of weeks. Maybe this
ogre Harry will buy me lunch or I can buy him lunch. I doubt he is how
you have depicted him. In fact, as one conservative to another, here's
some advice. What you post sez more about you than it does about him.

Think about that.

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Harry Krause wrote in message ...
An editorial from the Wisconsin State Journal
January 8, 2004

The United States Department of Labor announced this week that, over the
course of last year, American businesses cut 1,236,426 jobs in 2003,
exposing the lie of President Bush's so-called economic "recovery."

Far from easing up, the cuts increased as 2003 went on - the final
quarter of the year saw 364,346 job cut announcements, making it the
worst quarter for such announcements in 2003.

"(It) is difficult to get too excited about a year in which more than
1.2 million people fell victim to downsizing," says employment analyst
John Challenger.

We agree. Indeed, if the Bush "recovery" heats up much more, we wonder
whether anyone will have a job.

Yes, in fact somewhere over a million of us have new jobs at home, now
that you and your lazy union ilk have ruined any chance of any
manufacturering jobs staying here in the US..

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Backyard Renegade wrote:

Yes, in fact somewhere over a million of us have new jobs at home, now
that you and your lazy union ilk have ruined any chance of any
manufacturering jobs staying here in the US..

The economy is booming in case you haven't heard and it's
time for you to get off your lazy ass, turn off the TV set,
and go find a job.

Just sitting around the house blaming less than 12 percent
of the work force for your problems sounds like you are some
kind of bum. Go get a job and be a productive member of society.


Rick

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Rick wrote in message k.net...
Backyard Renegade wrote:

Yes, in fact somewhere over a million of us have new jobs at home, now
that you and your lazy union ilk have ruined any chance of any
manufacturering jobs staying here in the US..

The economy is booming in case you haven't heard and it's
time for you to get off your lazy ass, turn off the TV set,
and go find a job.

Just sitting around the house blaming less than 12 percent
of the work force for your problems sounds like you are some
kind of bum. Go get a job and be a productive member of society.


Rick

Hey tugboat blower, I got a job...

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Backyard Renegade wrote:

Yes, in fact somewhere over a million of us have new jobs at home,

Hey tugboat blower, I got a job...

You mean your new job at home?

Why the huffy attitude, you were the one who claimed you had
a new job at home and you blamed that on the 12 percent of
the workforce that has union representation.

If you lied about your employment so that you could claim
you got beat up by 1/8th of the work force then you have a
few other issues to sort out before you can go around
blaming others for your problems.

But then that ploy is Number 1 in the neofascist playbook so
you are only doing as you have been told by your leaders.

Rick

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Backyard Renegade wrote:

Rick wrote in message k.net...
Backyard Renegade wrote:

Yes, in fact somewhere over a million of us have new jobs at home, now
that you and your lazy union ilk have ruined any chance of any
manufacturering jobs staying here in the US..

The economy is booming in case you haven't heard and it's
time for you to get off your lazy ass, turn off the TV set,
and go find a job.

Just sitting around the house blaming less than 12 percent
of the work force for your problems sounds like you are some
kind of bum. Go get a job and be a productive member of society.


Rick

Hey tugboat blower, I got a job...


Well, good. Because some of the porti-pottis coming on the job site
weren't being cleaned properly.



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On Fri, 09 Jan 2004 12:00:42 -0500, Gene Kearns
wrote:

On Fri, 09 Jan 2004 13:50:29 GMT, (Steven
Shelikoff) wrote:


Since you posted BLS statistics.... how do they define employment?

http://www.bls.gov/ces/cescope.htm#3

Steve

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On Fri, 09 Jan 2004 10:59:23 -0500, thunder
wrote:

On Fri, 09 Jan 2004 13:50:29 +0000, Steven Shelikoff wrote:


If you'd like to contend that the Wisconsin figures are anything but a
total fabrication, where's the data to back them up?

Gross job loss is a different bird. Wade through it if you must:

http://www.bls.gov/news.release/cewbd.toc.htm

Show me where it supports the assertion of the Wisconsin editorial that
"American businesses cut 1,236,426 jobs in 2003." That statement is a
*net* jobs statement. But even if you take it as a gross jobs
statement, it's still WAY off ... on the low side.

Steve

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Rick wrote in message ink.net...
Backyard Renegade wrote:

Yes, in fact somewhere over a million of us have new jobs at home,

Hey tugboat blower, I got a job...

You mean your new job at home?

New, 12 years now... not really new, but otherwise doing better every
day.


Why the huffy attitude, you were the one who claimed you had
a new job at home and you blamed that on the 12 percent of
the workforce that has union representation.

The huffy attitude, maybe cause you told me to "get off my ass and
stop watching tv" cause I stated a fact.

If you lied about your employment so that you could claim
you got beat up by 1/8th of the work force then you have a
few other issues to sort out before you can go around
blaming others for your problems.

WTF are you talking about, all I said was the numbers did not take
into consideration the new home market.

But then that ploy is Number 1 in the neofascist playbook so
you are only doing as you have been told by your leaders.

No, I have been there. Me an 350 more of my Union brothers were sold
out by a bunch of turn coat Union suits in bed with the company...


Rick

Pay attention Rick, you can do it.