Miners Fed Up With Obama's Crap-Youtube video.

Here is a video just put up yesterday that depicts a large group of coal miners objecting to the misrepresentation that they have received in the Press, the Obama Administration and the Obama War on coal. It is time to stand up America.

Thanks for posting that. I sent it to a few people.

The O propaganda machine is doing everything it can to protect the Marxist. Don't forget the Benghazigate coverup either. When O was at the UN podium saying that Utube video was responsible for his failed foreign policy over and over; F-22 fighter jets flew over my head here in NJ. He can protect himself but not our personell. There's a rumor going around that his wedding ring has Arabic inscriptions on it. I think he is an actor planted by Anti-american forces that are actively trying to dismantle our country.

I still recommend The Roots of Obama's Rage by Dinesh D'Souza; or The Amateur by Edward Klein.

Same company as before, I wonder if these guys were there because they wanted to be? http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Century_Mine
Could it be that they just want to run free & clear wjthout any concerns? http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories ... -fire.html

samhill wrote:Same company as before, I wonder if these guys were there because they wanted to be?

The link from Sourcewatch states 450 employees, the spokesman in the video states 500 signed the letter to Obama.

It's hard to tell how many are in that video but it's in the hundreds.

Sam let me ask you one question, why would anybody in the coal industry want to support Obama? Even if these are all Democrats when your job and feeding your kids is on the table politics get thrown out the window.

samhill wrote:Could it be that they just want to run free & clear wjthout any concerns?

I thought you might post an apology for your far left stance on the first wave of propaganda concerning Romney's speech. Instead we get more googled left wing articles. Absolutely astounding. Enjoy your coal stove that must burn some kind of magic coal that's somehow better than ours. Unbelievable.

I,m not saying all those guys are or aren't supporting Romney, heck as a steelworker we had lots of republicans in our union. What I'm saying is how that group of mines is run & that there are some that even working there see the writing on the wall, this isn't a in the last almost 4 years thing. A lot of mines work safely & play by the rules, these didn't & it shows, many of miners these days are afraid to go to work half the time. The mines will still be running but the coal will be going overseas instead of here, they are even now as we talk about this trying to violate yet another Indian Reservation agreement out in Washington or Oregon to take sacred Indian coastal land for coal shipping facilities. It ain't about anything but money. I went to the same kind of thing every 4 years with U.S. Steel only we always got paid for the rallies.

samhill wrote:I,m not saying all those guys are or aren't supporting Romney, heck as a steelworker we had lots of republicans in our union. What I'm saying is how that group of mines is run & that there are some that even working there see the writing on the wall, this isn't a in the last almost 4 years thing. A lot of mines work safely & play by the rules, these didn't & it shows, many of miners these days are afraid to go to work half the time. The mines will still be running but the coal will be going overseas instead of here, they are even now as we talk about this trying to violate yet another Indian Reservation agreement out in Washington or Oregon to take sacred Indian coastal land for coal shipping facilities. It ain't about anything but money. I went to the same kind of thing every 4 years with U.S. Steel only we always got paid for the rallies.

Where in this diatribe of yours do you address the fact that the Obama Administration LIED, and USED these men for propaganda? What does building a dock in Oregon have to do with that? To say that Bush did it too is not an acceptable answer.

Never said they lied about coal, I would think a lot of this goes back farther than at least Bush2, wouldn't it be the cons that are using these men? The shipping docks have to do with the mining of coal which will continue & the owners will get a price hike for selling it overseas so you know we will pay more as well. If we were using it for most of our power it would go up all that much faster & higher just like the NG price will go up along with the price of power, either way the bottom line will be the same. If the regulations are taken off the owners just make that much more & more miners are likely to be hurt & the tax payer will foot the bills for clean-up & health care, back to where we were. If they come up with a clean economical way to use coal they will.

So we over regulate and close the mines and no one works and the price of all energy goes up anyways. If they cave in and try to pay the gov. fees and comply with regulations and Obamacare, more pay for the miners, the cost of energy wont go up??? Your solution as opposed to this?

Kevin

samhill wrote:I,m not saying all those guys are or aren't supporting Romney, heck as a steelworker we had lots of republicans in our union. What I'm saying is how that group of mines is run & that there are some that even working there see the writing on the wall, this isn't a in the last almost 4 years thing. A lot of mines work safely & play by the rules, these didn't & it shows, many of miners these days are afraid to go to work half the time. The mines will still be running but the coal will be going overseas instead of here, they are even now as we talk about this trying to violate yet another Indian Reservation agreement out in Washington or Oregon to take sacred Indian coastal land for coal shipping facilities. It ain't about anything but money. I went to the same kind of thing every 4 years with U.S. Steel only we always got paid for the rallies.

I'll believe the words I heard directly from the coal miners in the video posted. No miner with a lick of sense would support or vote for a man that has pledged to banckrupt the coal industry. I don't believe anything I hear from the SEIU and I don't believe they have anything to do with these miners. Sam you are a classic yellow dog dem. At least you are consistent.
Unions and their increasingly greedy demands have ruined many US industries. The time for unions in the private sector has come and gone.

Folks we have 3 weeks to get this train turned around. P E R I O D.. This country is on the edge of being fundamentally transformed like nothing before and the Republic will be lost forever.

http://www.theintelligencer.net/page/co ... ml?nav=515

None of you seem to be reading the whole picture, this is & has been planned for a long time, one of the plants I used to haul flyash out of knew about it in at least 91 if not before & I understand that they are just now down but their replacement NG plant has been up & running for years. That's the Elrama, Pa. plant & there is another in New Eagle that may be down as well, the easy cheap coal supply is gone as well as the areas to dump flyash, U.S. Steels Maple Creek Mine has been down for decades, it's the cost of transporting the coal in & flyash out that's adding to the cost of running these plants & then building & maintaining a flyash dump. Unless you all want to go back to when they would just find low spots to dump & years later sliding & destroying houses & polluting streams your not going to do anything but put off the costs, it will still be there & if the company is long gone the tax payer will once again pay.
Funny how no one was crying when all the other American businesses one after the other either went South, overseas or bankrupt even as recently as the wanting of GM & Chrysler & going clear back to at least the early 70s & most likely before, kinda like shutting the barn doors after the animals were long gone. Where was everybody when that was happening?

.. This country is on the edge of being fundamentally transformed like nothing before and the Republic will be lost forever.

Many of us feel this is too little too late and we are forestalling the inevitable. The forces at work against "the people" are too rich, too powerful, and invisible to the masses. We are in the endgame of this experiment.

Kevin

"The EPA’s new Utility MACT regulation has the stated purpose of reducing mercury emissions at power plants, but there is no credible evidence that this is even a real public health problem.

The actual goal here is to crush coal- and oil-fired plants under the weight of costly new mandates. As these plants close or pass the high cost of the new regulations along to consumers, electricity prices are expected to rise by as much as 24% and the American economy will lose well over a million jobs."


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