Saturday, August 08, 2009
Lies and the Lying Liars who Tell Them
The Service Employees International Union has, amazingly, released a statement claiming that their thugs didn't attack a tea-party-style protester, but it was the tea-party protesters who attacked them!
Most tellingly, the SEIU has already produced a video attacking what their juvenile press office refers to as 'teabaggers.'
Watcb tbe vid at the Michelle Malkin link. Watch the end closely. It shows an SEIU member on the ground. The audio continues, though, with a witness yelling "you attacked him" after the video fades to black.
Why?
What are they trying to conceal?
Here's an idea:
You could cease patronizing SEIU establishments, but that signal is pretty indirect and tough to do in some areas. If you must visit an SEIU establishment, don't tip SEIU employees. Instead, hand them a note telling them exactly why you're not tipping them, and what union leadership has to do to restore them in good graces: retract this press release, apologize to Kenneth Gladney, and cease sending goons to intimidate Americans.
Splash, out
Jason
St. Louis - Today, the SEIU Missouri State Council released the statement of Executive Director Brandon Davis:
"Last night, in St. Louis, a Reverend and SEIU member was assaulted at a town hall dedicated to discussing our national healthcare crisis. The incident, along with a town hall in Tampa, Florida, has been all over the radio and cable news shows. GOP operatives are rushing to paint it as SEIU thug violence. That couldn't be further from the truth.
"In fact, the Reverend, a St. Louis Post-Dispatch reporter, and others who attended in hopes of a peaceful dialogue about our nation's healthcare crisis, endured the latest attempt by right-wing fringe groups to hijack the democratic process through violence if necessary. Last night, the Teabaggers' violent tactics broke and dislocated the shoulder of the Reverend.
Most tellingly, the SEIU has already produced a video attacking what their juvenile press office refers to as 'teabaggers.'
Watcb tbe vid at the Michelle Malkin link. Watch the end closely. It shows an SEIU member on the ground. The audio continues, though, with a witness yelling "you attacked him" after the video fades to black.
Why?
What are they trying to conceal?
"You attacked him for no reason!"
"He attacked America!"
Here's an idea:
You could cease patronizing SEIU establishments, but that signal is pretty indirect and tough to do in some areas. If you must visit an SEIU establishment, don't tip SEIU employees. Instead, hand them a note telling them exactly why you're not tipping them, and what union leadership has to do to restore them in good graces: retract this press release, apologize to Kenneth Gladney, and cease sending goons to intimidate Americans.
Splash, out
Jason
Labels: culture, health care, labor, law, public relations
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History is written by the winners. We have to win this one so our descendants know what this admin tried to do to the people of this country, how they tried to turn neighbor against neighbor, class against class, race against race and how they tried to take over the whole country for their own use.
I still want a huge maxima mea culpa from all who voted for this empty suit and for these crooks in the Congress.
I still want a huge maxima mea culpa from all who voted for this empty suit and for these crooks in the Congress.
If Dems & supporters are calling opponenets "teabaggers" doesn't that make them the "teabaggees"?
I hope they enjoy the roman war helmet.
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I hope they enjoy the roman war helmet.
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