Just a follow-up to a post on some thread this week. Thinking of starting a continuous lounge type thread on Saturday nights. Make up for the hole Mr. Shickspack leaves by taking a well deserved weekend off. Normally, Lookout's Sunday weekly watch thread can last all day and into the night, as there is so much to chew on.
At 11:19 PM PDT last night (10/15) the Camera Local put out this bulletin:
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Bargaining Resumes Tomorrow
October 15, 2021 - Bargaining has concluded for the night and will resume tomorrow morning.
There will be a virtual town hall meeting tomorrow morning to relate the latest on bargaining and to answer questions from the tens of thousands of people who may or may not go on strike as of midnight tomorrow.
“Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist.”
Pablo Picasso
Several unresolved tensions points exist from the World War II creating undercurrents in today's relationships. Sorting through many of the the twist and turns was author Sterling Seagrave. His work is referenced by many other authors on Asia.
It's another Friday. That means it's time to post your photos.
A few flowers to help liven up the room.
As of this morning, a leftist candidate in Honduras (of all places) has a real chance to win the coming election. That candidate is Xiomara Castro de Zelaya, the wife of the former president that was ousted in the U.S.-backed 2009 coup.
Netflix To Launch WikiLeaks Smear Job Three Days Before Assange Court Date
Netflix will begin streaming a brazen hatchet job on WikiLeaks for its US subscribers on October 24th, just 3 days prior to a significant court date in Assange's extradition case.https://t.co/XUvvgqxwpV
— Caitlin Johnstone (@caitoz) October 14, 2021
Today I will show you how the NY Daily News is covering the SS numbers. The Daily News is an entirely Big Corp, GOP, Capitalism operation.
First quote, "It's an abrupt break from a long lull that saw COLA averaging just 1.65% a year over the past 10 years."
True, but if you add in the 5 previous years when there was no COLA that 1.65% would be a great deal lower.
