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We'll take care of you

By Anonymous
Do you think your pension and 401k's in good hands? Looks as if big business can do anything it darn well pleases leaving "you" with nothing. There is however a solution and "the people" have the answer. The question is, when will they get together and abolish the corruption.

Over Taxed,Used and Abused

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Anonymous said…
Well we won't be getting together as a union to fight, that is for sure. SPSE looks dead. No website update in almost 6 months. No emails in months either.

Anyone still paying money to these people? If so, Why?
1/16/2008 9:08 PM
Anonymous said…
You can't take care of this situation with a union like SPSE. You need one much much stronger like those many year ago when thing just happened when the employees didn't get their benefits, if you know what I mean. However the real problem are those in government at much higher levels who need a few lesson to be taught in any form the people deem necessary. Then and only then will the money you earn be the money you keep. Big business has gotten to powerful and are nothing more than self centered economics dictators.
1/17/2008 4:23 AM
Anonymous said…
If you want to see how far the US has their head up their butts try watching a special entitiled:

Modern Marvels
Episode: Renewable Energy.

We as a country deserve what we get. Instead of spenidng $11B a month in Iraq to make them and the oil compnanies richer we should be investing that same money in doing what you will see in this special. None of it is nuclear powered.
1/17/2008 4:32 AM
Anonymous said…
$11B a month in Iraq. Very strange how they let this country fall apart in the meantime. Then they layoff their own people. It is like our Government wants us to fall apart... a new world order idea.
1/17/2008 10:33 PM
Anonymous said…
So you're going to be living on eggshells for the next 2.5 years. Let me help you to your grave is the new motto and here's how.

Recession or Depression

Can you say the nest egg is gone and so is your livelihood for decades to come. And it just keep on getting better as the days go by.
1/18/2008 2:07 PM
Anonymous said…
Nest egg going once, going twice, sold in the name of big business and poor banking practices, but you can bet your sweat "ask" they'll take the tax write-off and never look back.

Stock Market Should Plunge Shortly
1/25/2008 7:07 PM
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