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Uploaded by on Sep 11, 2007

Consolidated Freightways moved their company to Mexico and Canada and started a non-union company called Con-way, leading the way for disaster for the North America Agreement.

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  • All the mechanically impassable trucks in America are transported and sold to Mexico because there isn't much of a safety concern.Thanks to our Union trucking companies that set the standard of the industry for safety we have safe roads.Think about that when you and your family are in traffic.And for all the non union drivers.The REASON you earn the rate you do is because the union drivers set the bar on what the pay rate should be so thank them or feel free what the mexican truck drivers earn.

  • The illuminati controls the teamsters union, John Todd exposes it on youtube. The top echleons sold out the rank and file, the unions are being targeted. The Vatican=Jesuits & Rothschild & 17 evil families control the world, they started ww1,ww2 and soon ww3.

  • UPDATE

    URGENT ACTION NEEDED NOW TO CALL U.S. SENATORS IN SUPPORT OF "DORGAN/SPECTER AMENDMENT" AND IN OPPOSITION OF "CORNYN AMENDMENT" TO STOP DANGEROUS

    MEXICAN TRUCK PILOT PROGRAM.

    TRUCK SAFETY COALITION FEDERAL LEGISLATIVE ACTION ALERT

    September 11, 2007

  • All of the elites, congress the presidents, all of them in the pass and today as well as the corporations and top bosses in the unions Teamsters union, AFL-CIO are TRAITORS, WE NEED TO OVER THROW OUR GOVERNMENT AND RETURN IT TO THE AMERICA PEOPLE AND THE PEOPLE OF THE WORLD!

  • Sixteen hours is double the standard eight-hour workday and two hours longer than the day truckers now may be required to work, the safety advocates said at a press conference held on Capitol Hill. Wal-Mart is among the country's worst 100 carriers in terms of crash rates, according to the Department of Transportation. In 2003, 5,382 Wal-Mart truckers traveled the roadways; 173 Wal-Mart trucks were involved in highway crashes, causing 10 fatalities.

  • WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Public safety advocates called on Congress today to defeat a measure being pushed by Wal-Mart and other retail and short-haul truckers that would extend truckers' workdays to 16 hours -- an excessively long day that research shows would lead to a dramatic increase in highway crashes. U.S. Rep. John Boozman (R-Ark.) plans to introduce the measure, H.R. 623, as an amendment to the highway bill tomorrow on the House floor.

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  • The f-ing unions is what is throwing the industrialized job world in the toilet. Constantly demanding more money and more benefits. Thats the reason for a non union company because they do much better at staying afloat in the economy because the then they don't have to here the bitchin and moanin of the people who could just quit for not liking the amount of pay or benfits if any!

  • Its looks like you really have it out for the mexican......you need to look at he big picture. dont just blame the mexican or the canadians... it the company (cnf) they knew what they were doing starting conway to break the union.. look here I been at CF since 1984 untill it closed. now I am at ABF. but the union companys are a dying breed...its CNF not the canadians or the mexican

  • Fucking Scabs!

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