Union Terror Continues in Madison Wisconsin

He Even Looks Like Tony Soprano!

Along the lines of yesterday's post, the terror being executed on small business bystanders continues without any notice from the main stream media. Unless you visit the Wall Street Journal, or Fox News, or certain blogs (Althouse), you won't hear about the protection racket thuggery being dealt to Madison Wisconsin businesses. Nothing on CNN, nothing at the L.A. Times, nothing at NPR, and nothing at the Grey Lady.

The problem that we are observing here is that our main stream media who collectively, and in a collusive fashion, whipped the country up to a maelstrom cry for civility is now silent and obtuse to the hypocrisy of what is happening in Madison Wisconsin. What was once considered 'violent rhetoric' is now not even newsworthy. The unions are cracking down on hapless Madison store fronts in a way analogous to what Quadaffi might do to his own people. Unions are threatening coffee shops, store fronts, and other small businesses to put the signage sent to them by the union prominently displayed in the windows, "or else".

Wisconsin Unions Get Ugly - WSJ

Dated March 28, 2011, the letter is addressed to "DEAR UNION GROVE AREA BUSSINESS OWNER/MANAGER," in Racine County. And it begins with this warm greeting: "It is unfortunate that you have chosen 'not' to support public workers rights in Wisconsin. In recent past weeks you have been offered a sign(s) by a public employee(s) who works in one one of the State facilities in the Union Grove area. These signs simply said 'This Business Supports Workers Rights," a simple, subtle and we feel non-controversial statement given the facts at this time."

Really? Given the facts at this time? What facts are they looking at? What facts suggest any state can afford the fat cat deals betrothed to the unions via the corrupt system of collective bargaining?


Everything You Need To Know About Gov’t Unions You Can Learn From R.I.

Government Workers Pay Next To Nothing For Their Benefits.

Government Workers Are Doing Better Than The Rest Of Us In This Economy.  

These Generous Benefits Are Crushing Taxpayers And Exploding Budgets.

the taxpayer cost of providing a comfortable retirement for public-sector worke 

The Problem Is So Bad, Even With The Increases, The Taxpayer Is Screwed.

And so what would normally be protected by RICO statutes is going completely unreported by main stream media.

Hey you White House, ha ha, charade you are
You house proud town mouse, ha ha, charade you are
You're trying to keep our feelings off the street
You're nearly a real treat
All tight lips and cold feet
I know you feel abused

- Pink Floyd 

Pigs ( 3 different Ones )