Video yükleniyor...

Video Yüklenemedi

Ana Sayfaya Dön

🚨AMERICA HELD HOSTAGE: DOCKWORKERS STRIKE!🚨 Why this strike makes a great case for using automation to prevent Americans from being victims of Unions. ⚓️Union Mafia Tactics at play as dockworkers abandon their posts, demanding sky-high wages amidst Kamala's Inflation Crisis. Here's what you need to know: The Strike: Tens...

ThomasPaineBand's profile picture

Thomas Paine Band

22,520 subscribers

67,259 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce •via X (Twitter)

KomediHaberler & Politika
LIVE

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

10 Yorum

Thomas Paine Band profil fotoğrafı
Thomas Paine Band1 yıl önce

I think a lot of people are not seeing the big picture. If Dockworkers are underpaid, why don't they quit and get better jobs? It's because they are making more money now than they ever could in any other industry.

Thomas Paine Band profil fotoğrafı
Thomas Paine Band1 yıl önce

To everyone who supports this union I ask, why do you support a mafia monster like this?

Cherie Halter profil fotoğrafı
Cherie Halter1 yıl önce

This is a great post! If they are going to bring everything to a stop, they should fire every last striking one of them and hire new. Plenty of American citizens would fill those jobs at current wages offered. Enough with unions its 2024.

Thomas Paine Band profil fotoğrafı
Thomas Paine Band1 yıl önce

Thanks! The insane thing is that if these workers are not making enough money, why don't they quit and get a better job? It proves they are overpaid.

Beer for My Horses profil fotoğrafı
Beer for My Horses1 yıl önce

Bring on the 🤖! To hell with this Arrogant piece of shit! They turned down a 50% increase in pay b/c they want 77%. Don't let them hold the entire country Hostage! Fire all of them! Get rid of the Union! Nobody is Irreplaceable!!

bert macklin, fbi profil fotoğrafı
bert macklin, fbi1 yıl önce

Just tell those hard working conservatives that you don’t give a fuck about them or their families. Would come off a lot more genuine, grifter.

Michael Karli profil fotoğrafı
Michael Karli1 yıl önce

Rather than take it out on the unions and the dock workers, we should work to eliminate their jobs by making more product in the US.

The magnificent profil fotoğrafı
The magnificent1 yıl önce

No robots doing men work !!! Talk about that part Thomas ! You want a robot to take over what you do ?

Thomas Paine Band profil fotoğrafı
Thomas Paine Band1 yıl önce

AI already makes music, genius. And it's just getting started

tweeterbird profil fotoğrafı
tweeterbird1 yıl önce

Collective bargaining ruins everything, we should stop unions, corporations, and grouping of any kind.America was built on individual achievements. Divided we Stand! United we fall! If these people want better wages or benefits its time they get fired and replace them with robots

Benzer Videolar

Sara Nelson, head of the Association of Flight Attendants union, talks about plans to shut down critical infrastructure as part of the insurgency against ICE. What she describes is a textbook case of how unions and other civic organizations use the power of their membership to join insurgencies. "I called on the labor movement to talk about a general strike" in solidarity with the operation against ICE, Nelson says in this February 1 Zoom call. The general strike is planned to take place on May 1, which is International Workers Day (more on that later). What she Nelson says is revealing. It shows the raw emotion and ideological extremism of the flight attendants' union, and how the union leadership exploits the membership to force a strike to support the anti-ICE operation. Pay attention to her use of words: "General strike." In revolutionary practice, a general strike is not to meet economic or labor demands, but to challenge and overthrow the political and economic order by paralyzing the economy and imposing hardship on the public. This is a term of insurrection or insurgency. It creates parallel power structures. Leon Trotsky viewed general strikes as the last step before armed insurrection. "Capitalism unchecked." Anarchists and Marxists have different views of this term, but in general, the term is understood to mean that capitalism is irredeemably evil and oppressive, and that oppression must be resisted or "checked." It does not mean checks and balances in the American sense. It implies the urgency of action to check the oppressor. Repetition of "fight" and "demand." Working-class movements that exhort people to "fight" and "demand" are calling for class struggle against established institutions. The words are not metaphors, but calls for direct action to build toward the overthrow of existing society. Demands are ultimatums that provide focus for the fight. "Jacobin." Nelson recommends a reading from the website about unions organizing against ICE. The Jacobins were he most extreme element of the French Revolution, the Robespierre faction that orchestrated The Terror and the mass beheadings with the guillotine. Marx, Engels, and Lenin praised the Jacobins. In her 11-minute monologue, Nelson dwells heavily on working class history, tying an industry-specific "safety strike" to labor conflicts from 1981 and 1914, and extending solidarity to a larger cause that has nothing to do with the airline industry, safety, or organized labor. She calls for acts of "redemption" for unions' failure to stand by Air Traffic Controllers strike from 44 years ago. She combines "massive inequality" and "capitalism unchecked" with "private prisons," "slavery," and "ICE." She demonizes the entire free enterprise system: "We have to be really clear that Capitalism has no humanity attached whatsoever." Nelson urges people lot read a article about "why unions need to care about this movement and need to make immigration central to the concerns of union members." Her approach is a rehash of Stalin's Comintern-era "popular front" broad coalition strategy: "The capitalists have used racism and sexism to divide us" and "the immigrants and refugees to try to divide us as well." "The only way that we can build up power is if we do it collectively," she adds. Nelson frames the mass hiring of ICE agents in old Marxist class struggle terms. In her words, the Trump administration is providing "good paying jobs" at ICE to be "pitted against the rest of the working class." More pure class struggle words, straight out of Marx and Lenin: "It's also important, as a union leader myself, that we all have to be preparing for a general strike. We all have to be preparing for that strike readiness. That is fundamentally the check on capitalism." The flight attendants' union chief says that many in her organization don't "understand" the urgency: "I have more work to do in my own union on this ... and we are starting to see this seep into our airports" with ICE agents pursuing targets on aircraft. She explains, in her own words, why the Association of Flight Attendants union is tied directly to "mass action" and "getting into the streets": "For the people who are trying to get the tools tonight about what to do next, understand that the only way that we are going to have mass action is if everyone understands what the problem is," Nelson says. "And if everyone understands what the demands are about why we're getting into the streets. The people of Minneapolis understand this very well because the fight was brought to their doorsteps." (Gets emotional, chokes back tears.) There is no alternative but to fight, she says: "People have no choice but to fight." She talks about a 1914 strike of immigrant coal miners. "They were experiencing what Minneapolis is experiencing today. They were experiencing violence from the state." (Chokes up again) Nelson whips up a siege mentality to put people in a fighting mood: "we have to organize. ... we have to talk about the fight that is coming to our doorsteps all across this country. We have to organize around that. We have to set our demands. The people of Minnesota have set their demands, and they're very clear about it. It is immediate demands, about ICE out...." She is not calling for pressure on politicians as much as pressure on the private companies that keep America running. In her words: "this is not about putting pressure on the White House. This is about putting pressure on the people who control our economy. So define the problem, set your demands, back up your demands with what you are willing to do - that is the strike readiness that you're preparing for - and add urgency. And in this moment there could not be more urgency. So we stand with you and we are preparing and having those conversations in our union about how to shut it down ...."
11:18

Sara Nelson, head of the Association of Flight Attendants union, talks about plans to shut down critical infrastructure as part of the insurgency against ICE. What she describes is a textbook case of how unions and other civic organizations use the power of their membership to join insurgencies. "I called on the labor movement to talk about a general strike" in solidarity with the operation against ICE, Nelson says in this February 1 Zoom call. The general strike is planned to take place on May 1, which is International Workers Day (more on that later). What she Nelson says is revealing. It shows the raw emotion and ideological extremism of the flight attendants' union, and how the union leadership exploits the membership to force a strike to support the anti-ICE operation. Pay attention to her use of words: "General strike." In revolutionary practice, a general strike is not to meet economic or labor demands, but to challenge and overthrow the political and economic order by paralyzing the economy and imposing hardship on the public. This is a term of insurrection or insurgency. It creates parallel power structures. Leon Trotsky viewed general strikes as the last step before armed insurrection. "Capitalism unchecked." Anarchists and Marxists have different views of this term, but in general, the term is understood to mean that capitalism is irredeemably evil and oppressive, and that oppression must be resisted or "checked." It does not mean checks and balances in the American sense. It implies the urgency of action to check the oppressor. Repetition of "fight" and "demand." Working-class movements that exhort people to "fight" and "demand" are calling for class struggle against established institutions. The words are not metaphors, but calls for direct action to build toward the overthrow of existing society. Demands are ultimatums that provide focus for the fight. "Jacobin." Nelson recommends a reading from the website about unions organizing against ICE. The Jacobins were he most extreme element of the French Revolution, the Robespierre faction that orchestrated The Terror and the mass beheadings with the guillotine. Marx, Engels, and Lenin praised the Jacobins. In her 11-minute monologue, Nelson dwells heavily on working class history, tying an industry-specific "safety strike" to labor conflicts from 1981 and 1914, and extending solidarity to a larger cause that has nothing to do with the airline industry, safety, or organized labor. She calls for acts of "redemption" for unions' failure to stand by Air Traffic Controllers strike from 44 years ago. She combines "massive inequality" and "capitalism unchecked" with "private prisons," "slavery," and "ICE." She demonizes the entire free enterprise system: "We have to be really clear that Capitalism has no humanity attached whatsoever." Nelson urges people lot read a article about "why unions need to care about this movement and need to make immigration central to the concerns of union members." Her approach is a rehash of Stalin's Comintern-era "popular front" broad coalition strategy: "The capitalists have used racism and sexism to divide us" and "the immigrants and refugees to try to divide us as well." "The only way that we can build up power is if we do it collectively," she adds. Nelson frames the mass hiring of ICE agents in old Marxist class struggle terms. In her words, the Trump administration is providing "good paying jobs" at ICE to be "pitted against the rest of the working class." More pure class struggle words, straight out of Marx and Lenin: "It's also important, as a union leader myself, that we all have to be preparing for a general strike. We all have to be preparing for that strike readiness. That is fundamentally the check on capitalism." The flight attendants' union chief says that many in her organization don't "understand" the urgency: "I have more work to do in my own union on this ... and we are starting to see this seep into our airports" with ICE agents pursuing targets on aircraft. She explains, in her own words, why the Association of Flight Attendants union is tied directly to "mass action" and "getting into the streets": "For the people who are trying to get the tools tonight about what to do next, understand that the only way that we are going to have mass action is if everyone understands what the problem is," Nelson says. "And if everyone understands what the demands are about why we're getting into the streets. The people of Minneapolis understand this very well because the fight was brought to their doorsteps." (Gets emotional, chokes back tears.) There is no alternative but to fight, she says: "People have no choice but to fight." She talks about a 1914 strike of immigrant coal miners. "They were experiencing what Minneapolis is experiencing today. They were experiencing violence from the state." (Chokes up again) Nelson whips up a siege mentality to put people in a fighting mood: "we have to organize. ... we have to talk about the fight that is coming to our doorsteps all across this country. We have to organize around that. We have to set our demands. The people of Minnesota have set their demands, and they're very clear about it. It is immediate demands, about ICE out...." She is not calling for pressure on politicians as much as pressure on the private companies that keep America running. In her words: "this is not about putting pressure on the White House. This is about putting pressure on the people who control our economy. So define the problem, set your demands, back up your demands with what you are willing to do - that is the strike readiness that you're preparing for - and add urgency. And in this moment there could not be more urgency. So we stand with you and we are preparing and having those conversations in our union about how to shut it down ...."

J Michael Waller

90,996 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: Newly obtained video shows the union representatives behind Union Proud Warrior being violently attacked while attempting to organize workers at a construction site. This is Trump’s America. In the footage, one man picks up a massive log as a weapon. One union rep suffered a concussion, the other a broken nose. Their vehicle was also damaged in the attack—beaten and smashed by those trying to silence them. These union reps showed up to fight for better wages, safer conditions, and a future for working families. Instead, they were locked inside the job site and assaulted. In one clip, you can see a representative running for cover as three men chase and strike him. This isn’t just an attack on two individuals—it’s an attack on the right to organize, to protest, to fight for a better life. Is this the America we want?
1:19

BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: Newly obtained video shows the union representatives behind Union Proud Warrior being violently attacked while attempting to organize workers at a construction site. This is Trump’s America. In the footage, one man picks up a massive log as a weapon. One union rep suffered a concussion, the other a broken nose. Their vehicle was also damaged in the attack—beaten and smashed by those trying to silence them. These union reps showed up to fight for better wages, safer conditions, and a future for working families. Instead, they were locked inside the job site and assaulted. In one clip, you can see a representative running for cover as three men chase and strike him. This isn’t just an attack on two individuals—it’s an attack on the right to organize, to protest, to fight for a better life. Is this the America we want?

CALL TO ACTIVISM

479,320 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

2nd GLOBAL STRIKE: FRIDAY 17TH MAY #REDFORRAFAH Yesterday, on Friday 10th May, 100s of thousands of people worldwide joined a Global Strike for Rafah. This is an appeal for us to now commit to a 2nd Global Strike on Friday 17th May. We are all witness to the horrifying scenes of brutality emerging from Rafah, and elsewhere across Gaza as Israel continues it's genocidal assault against the Palestinian people. Political leaders are failing in their duty to prevent these crimes against humanity, and humanity has now resolved to fight back through collective resistance. On 17th May, we appeal for people across the globe to repeat the strike, and do three things: ⭕ Don't work ⭕ Don't purchase or provide any goods or services ⭕ Don't make any transactions on your debit or credit card. Let everyone know that Israel has crossed a red line for humanity, and wear red on Friday 17th May to show others that you have joined the strike. We call upon trade unions, schools, universities and Palestine solidarity groups around the world to endorse this strike to ensure that it succeeds in freezing the global economy, and compel political leaders to fulfil their moral and legal obligation to prevent genocide and demand and immediate ceasefire. This initiative has no leader or central organising body. It is fuelled entirely by spontaneous but determined individual and community activism. Each of us has agency to help deliver a powerful impact through advocating for the strike and spreading the message across your personal, professional and social media networks. Record your own videos, photos, posters and advocacy messages to announce the strike, and confirm your participation. Let the people of Gaza know that we stand shoulder to shoulder with them, join the strike, wear red and #RiseForRafah. #RedForRafah #Strike2ForRafah #AllEyesOnRafah
1:45

2nd GLOBAL STRIKE: FRIDAY 17TH MAY #REDFORRAFAH Yesterday, on Friday 10th May, 100s of thousands of people worldwide joined a Global Strike for Rafah. This is an appeal for us to now commit to a 2nd Global Strike on Friday 17th May. We are all witness to the horrifying scenes of brutality emerging from Rafah, and elsewhere across Gaza as Israel continues it's genocidal assault against the Palestinian people. Political leaders are failing in their duty to prevent these crimes against humanity, and humanity has now resolved to fight back through collective resistance. On 17th May, we appeal for people across the globe to repeat the strike, and do three things: ⭕ Don't work ⭕ Don't purchase or provide any goods or services ⭕ Don't make any transactions on your debit or credit card. Let everyone know that Israel has crossed a red line for humanity, and wear red on Friday 17th May to show others that you have joined the strike. We call upon trade unions, schools, universities and Palestine solidarity groups around the world to endorse this strike to ensure that it succeeds in freezing the global economy, and compel political leaders to fulfil their moral and legal obligation to prevent genocide and demand and immediate ceasefire. This initiative has no leader or central organising body. It is fuelled entirely by spontaneous but determined individual and community activism. Each of us has agency to help deliver a powerful impact through advocating for the strike and spreading the message across your personal, professional and social media networks. Record your own videos, photos, posters and advocacy messages to announce the strike, and confirm your participation. Let the people of Gaza know that we stand shoulder to shoulder with them, join the strike, wear red and #RiseForRafah. #RedForRafah #Strike2ForRafah #AllEyesOnRafah

Ousman Babir Noor

100,534 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

Potential Ports Shutdown, Sex Trafficking & Diddy! U.S. ports from Maine to Texas could shut down tomorrow if a union representing about 45,000 dockworkers carries through with a threatened strike. The timing of this is interesting because shipping containers are commonly used to sex traffic both adults and children. Children are thrown in these containers often naked, drugged and with no food or water for days. They arrive at their destination famished, covered in urine, blood and feces and many don’t survive. They’re transported in these horrific conditions by design to intentionally traumatize them. They become so broken from the journey alone which enables traffickers and their pedophile clients to manage them more easily. The kids are then auctioned off at another location or at the port sites and the buyers often pick up the child sex slaves in unmarked cars. Ports may shut down in Boston, New York/New Jersey, Philadelphia, Wilmington, North Carolina, Baltimore, Norfolk, Virginia, Charleston, South Carolina, Savannah, Georgia, Jacksonville, Florida, Tampa, Florida, Miami, New Orleans, Mobile, Alabama, and Houston. It’s worth noting that Diddy’s Miami home that got raided is on Star Island. This is right around the corner from Dodge Island which is one of three islands The Port of Miami is located on and it’s the largest passenger port in the world and one of the largest cargo ports in the United States. The strike is scheduled to start at 12:01 a.m. on Oct. 1. The shutdown of these ports would be a perfect time for more raids and rescue operations — just saying! #Evergreen
0:43

Potential Ports Shutdown, Sex Trafficking & Diddy! U.S. ports from Maine to Texas could shut down tomorrow if a union representing about 45,000 dockworkers carries through with a threatened strike. The timing of this is interesting because shipping containers are commonly used to sex traffic both adults and children. Children are thrown in these containers often naked, drugged and with no food or water for days. They arrive at their destination famished, covered in urine, blood and feces and many don’t survive. They’re transported in these horrific conditions by design to intentionally traumatize them. They become so broken from the journey alone which enables traffickers and their pedophile clients to manage them more easily. The kids are then auctioned off at another location or at the port sites and the buyers often pick up the child sex slaves in unmarked cars. Ports may shut down in Boston, New York/New Jersey, Philadelphia, Wilmington, North Carolina, Baltimore, Norfolk, Virginia, Charleston, South Carolina, Savannah, Georgia, Jacksonville, Florida, Tampa, Florida, Miami, New Orleans, Mobile, Alabama, and Houston. It’s worth noting that Diddy’s Miami home that got raided is on Star Island. This is right around the corner from Dodge Island which is one of three islands The Port of Miami is located on and it’s the largest passenger port in the world and one of the largest cargo ports in the United States. The strike is scheduled to start at 12:01 a.m. on Oct. 1. The shutdown of these ports would be a perfect time for more raids and rescue operations — just saying! #Evergreen

LIZ CROKIN

2,104,392 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

What absolute nonsense. Don't most people want to work hard to do better by their own families? To have a better house, better holidays, better furniture? Isn't that a worthwhile thing? Wouldn't life be very much better if more people took responsibility for their families and for building their own future? And when they do that, and have a little bit left over to help people less fortunate than themselves—isn't that a good thing? And aren't we trying to get the Third World out of the poverty it's in by building up its industries and having some investment to go and help them with? John Wesley answered the question you just put: 'Do not impute to money the faults of human nature.' It's not the money, it's not the wealth you create; it's what you do with it. Many people use their money to do more for the arts, to see more, to enjoy more of the great artistic works. Look at the fantastic voluntary effort in this country. It's enormous. Greed? Isn't it absurd! Trade unions mostly argue for higher wages. They argue for bigger differentials. Some people are greedy. But people who want a better standard of living and better way of life for their children are not. They're highly moral. They're highly valued citizens and they're usually those people who look after their houses, their families and they look after their neighbourhoods—community spirit. This is the real 'Thatcherism'.
2:31

What absolute nonsense. Don't most people want to work hard to do better by their own families? To have a better house, better holidays, better furniture? Isn't that a worthwhile thing? Wouldn't life be very much better if more people took responsibility for their families and for building their own future? And when they do that, and have a little bit left over to help people less fortunate than themselves—isn't that a good thing? And aren't we trying to get the Third World out of the poverty it's in by building up its industries and having some investment to go and help them with? John Wesley answered the question you just put: 'Do not impute to money the faults of human nature.' It's not the money, it's not the wealth you create; it's what you do with it. Many people use their money to do more for the arts, to see more, to enjoy more of the great artistic works. Look at the fantastic voluntary effort in this country. It's enormous. Greed? Isn't it absurd! Trade unions mostly argue for higher wages. They argue for bigger differentials. Some people are greedy. But people who want a better standard of living and better way of life for their children are not. They're highly moral. They're highly valued citizens and they're usually those people who look after their houses, their families and they look after their neighbourhoods—community spirit. This is the real 'Thatcherism'.

Margaret Thatcher

147,269 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

This morning at 7am I joined NYSNA on their picket line at Mt. Sinai where they are on strike for a fair contract. What's radical is not the nurses very reasonable demands, but Mt. Sinai's nasty union-busting, firing 3 workers just last night, and forcing NYSNA to bring unfair labor practice actions in front of Trump's NLRB (which everyone knows is rigged). It's a rotten economy where the nurses who care for us when we're sick have to strike for proper staffing ratios, safe working conditions, and decent healthcare benefits of their own. The least we can do is have their backs.
1:41

This morning at 7am I joined NYSNA on their picket line at Mt. Sinai where they are on strike for a fair contract. What's radical is not the nurses very reasonable demands, but Mt. Sinai's nasty union-busting, firing 3 workers just last night, and forcing NYSNA to bring unfair labor practice actions in front of Trump's NLRB (which everyone knows is rigged). It's a rotten economy where the nurses who care for us when we're sick have to strike for proper staffing ratios, safe working conditions, and decent healthcare benefits of their own. The least we can do is have their backs.

Brad Lander

25,393 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

🇺🇦Lvov Mayor Sadovyi reacted very painfully to the nighttime strike with the "Oreshnik": The rocket was flying at a speed of 13,000 kilometers per hour. Our enemies say it was an Oreshnik - I do not know how this missile is classified. But it's scary, of course, because these are real people, and the use of such weapons... I think this should be seriously considered at the level of our partners from the European Union and the United States of America, because this is actually near the European Union. My friends! This is the first time in history that Lviv has been hit by ballistics. He could say: "After many years of requests, the Russian leadership has finally heard us". Or: "We are glad to take the honorable second place". But we got the eternal Ukrainian "and us for what?"
0:33

🇺🇦Lvov Mayor Sadovyi reacted very painfully to the nighttime strike with the "Oreshnik": The rocket was flying at a speed of 13,000 kilometers per hour. Our enemies say it was an Oreshnik - I do not know how this missile is classified. But it's scary, of course, because these are real people, and the use of such weapons... I think this should be seriously considered at the level of our partners from the European Union and the United States of America, because this is actually near the European Union. My friends! This is the first time in history that Lviv has been hit by ballistics. He could say: "After many years of requests, the Russian leadership has finally heard us". Or: "We are glad to take the honorable second place". But we got the eternal Ukrainian "and us for what?"

Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil

29,477 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

🚨🇺🇸BREAKING: PORT STRIKE SET TO START TUESDAY COULD COST US ECONOMY $5B DAILY The International Longshoremen's Association confirmed on Sunday that a port strike will begin on Tuesday, impacting operations along the U.S. East Coast and the Gulf of Mexico. This strike, which could affect 36 ports, signals action that could cause delays and snarl supply chains, costing the U.S. economy an estimated $5 billion per day. The union cited the "United States Maritime Alliance's refusal to address a half-century of wage subjugation." Biden said he will not intervene: "It's collective bargaining. I don't believe in Taft-Hartley." The strike could lead to shortages and higher prices for products like chocolate, alcohol, fruits, and automobiles. Perishable goods like bananas, cherries and berries will be particularly impacted, as 25% of U.S. banana consumption flows through the affected ports. While the holiday shopping season may be less affected, the disruption could still take months to recover from, as the last major port labor dispute in 2002 took six months to return to normal. Source: NBC, KHOU, NewsNation
4:12

🚨🇺🇸BREAKING: PORT STRIKE SET TO START TUESDAY COULD COST US ECONOMY $5B DAILY The International Longshoremen's Association confirmed on Sunday that a port strike will begin on Tuesday, impacting operations along the U.S. East Coast and the Gulf of Mexico. This strike, which could affect 36 ports, signals action that could cause delays and snarl supply chains, costing the U.S. economy an estimated $5 billion per day. The union cited the "United States Maritime Alliance's refusal to address a half-century of wage subjugation." Biden said he will not intervene: "It's collective bargaining. I don't believe in Taft-Hartley." The strike could lead to shortages and higher prices for products like chocolate, alcohol, fruits, and automobiles. Perishable goods like bananas, cherries and berries will be particularly impacted, as 25% of U.S. banana consumption flows through the affected ports. While the holiday shopping season may be less affected, the disruption could still take months to recover from, as the last major port labor dispute in 2002 took six months to return to normal. Source: NBC, KHOU, NewsNation

Mario Nawfal

733,033 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

🚨 HOLY CRAP! Sen. Mike Lee just RIPPED senators for blocking the SAVE America Act from passage, say they likely benefit from CHEATING "Perhaps some of those opposed to this might be afraid of what happens if they can't rely on non-citizen votes!" "WHAT'S THE HOLD UP? It's CERTAINLY not the American voter." "Because the American voter, by a margin of like three out of four or four out of five depending on which poll you look at, believes that it's important that people who show up to vote ought to have to prove who they are, and they ought to at the time they register to vote to have to establish their citizenship and thus their eligibility to vote in their first place!" "We're talking about 75 to 80, some as high as 85% depending on which poll you look at. Those are Democrat voters and Republican voters alike, all agreeing that this is a problem. It's a problem that Congress can and should fix." "So what is the hold up? Well, it's hard to say what the hold up is, but I can summarize it this way. It's Senate Democrats!" "The SAVE America Act is popular, literally everywhere in the United States of America, except in this chamber, and except among Democrats in this chamber!" "Everywhere else, it's a no-brainer. Everywhere else, it's popular. It's only here that they don't want to pass it."
2:00

🚨 HOLY CRAP! Sen. Mike Lee just RIPPED senators for blocking the SAVE America Act from passage, say they likely benefit from CHEATING "Perhaps some of those opposed to this might be afraid of what happens if they can't rely on non-citizen votes!" "WHAT'S THE HOLD UP? It's CERTAINLY not the American voter." "Because the American voter, by a margin of like three out of four or four out of five depending on which poll you look at, believes that it's important that people who show up to vote ought to have to prove who they are, and they ought to at the time they register to vote to have to establish their citizenship and thus their eligibility to vote in their first place!" "We're talking about 75 to 80, some as high as 85% depending on which poll you look at. Those are Democrat voters and Republican voters alike, all agreeing that this is a problem. It's a problem that Congress can and should fix." "So what is the hold up? Well, it's hard to say what the hold up is, but I can summarize it this way. It's Senate Democrats!" "The SAVE America Act is popular, literally everywhere in the United States of America, except in this chamber, and except among Democrats in this chamber!" "Everywhere else, it's a no-brainer. Everywhere else, it's popular. It's only here that they don't want to pass it."

Eric Daugherty

101,858 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

🚨 REPORTER: Will you old anyone in your administration accountable for the strike on a school that killed more than 100 children on the first day of the war? PRESIDENT TRUMP: "it's such a strange question to be asked at this state talking about a long time ago!" "But nobody did that on purpose. I guess you'd have to say about them what about the THOUSANDS of soldiers that they blew up when they opened their car door?" "What about the thousands of people that were killed by Iran? No, mistakes are made, a war is nasty, but I know it's under investigation and I could have a report for you tomorrow."
0:44

🚨 REPORTER: Will you old anyone in your administration accountable for the strike on a school that killed more than 100 children on the first day of the war? PRESIDENT TRUMP: "it's such a strange question to be asked at this state talking about a long time ago!" "But nobody did that on purpose. I guess you'd have to say about them what about the THOUSANDS of soldiers that they blew up when they opened their car door?" "What about the thousands of people that were killed by Iran? No, mistakes are made, a war is nasty, but I know it's under investigation and I could have a report for you tomorrow."

Eric Daugherty

905,335 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

Only 54% of New York City public school students can read at their grade level, and teachers' unions aren't making this any better. In fact, they're a big reason for why this is the case at all. The UFT, statewide NYSUT, and the AFT devote immense sums towards political activism, oftentimes on issues that have nothing to do with education, and at other times, on things that actively make it worse. Teachers are fed up. Some are leaving the union entirely, since 2018, enrolment of active members has declined at a time when the number of FTE educators increased 7%, and more will probably do so as union leadership broadens the scope of activism into an ever greater range of issues — that members themselves are likely to disagree on. Nor does the phenomenon of unions as political-machines help students — New York City spends an incredible amount of public education in exchange for very poor outcomes. Unions should restore their focus on direct contractual advocacy. Teachers should be able to decide for themselves what political causes they want to support. City Journal
1:42

Only 54% of New York City public school students can read at their grade level, and teachers' unions aren't making this any better. In fact, they're a big reason for why this is the case at all. The UFT, statewide NYSUT, and the AFT devote immense sums towards political activism, oftentimes on issues that have nothing to do with education, and at other times, on things that actively make it worse. Teachers are fed up. Some are leaving the union entirely, since 2018, enrolment of active members has declined at a time when the number of FTE educators increased 7%, and more will probably do so as union leadership broadens the scope of activism into an ever greater range of issues — that members themselves are likely to disagree on. Nor does the phenomenon of unions as political-machines help students — New York City spends an incredible amount of public education in exchange for very poor outcomes. Unions should restore their focus on direct contractual advocacy. Teachers should be able to decide for themselves what political causes they want to support. City Journal

Adam Lehodey

12,133 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

This woman lived in a town called Northside in Fort Worth, Texas She says they have check cashing places that don’t check IDs, the area is Hispanic and after they get their money they walk across the street to the Western Union and send it to Mexico. There are lines of illegals “This little check cashing place called Cambiamos Cheques. It's a place where you go if you don't have a bank or very good ID, and they charge you a fee and you cash your check. And of course every Friday there was a line of people from the neighborhood, getting their check cash. And one thing I noticed one day is that certain people would go and cash their check in the, you know, the check cashing area. And then they'd move right down to the Western Union window where they would send money. Now I didn't know what was going on because I was new to Texas, new to the world, new to check cashing, new to all of it. So I asked my girlfriend, hey, you know, why do I see so many people in line at the Western Union? And she just said, oh, it's because they're sending money home. And I said, home? She said, yeah, like back to Mexico. They're sending money home. Then she's proceeded to explain to me that it's mostly illegal immigrants that are here working under the table, taking their checks and getting them cashed and then sending most of that money. They would keep maybe a couple hundred bucks out of their check and send most of it back to their families in Mexico. Now at the time, I didn't really think anything of it. But with all of the discussion about all of the money, that American taxpayer dollars have shelled out in order to support illegal immigrants in our country. I thought I would look into what that meant for both America and Mexico. So as it sits, as of 2023, Mexico is the second largest country in the world to receive remittance payments, payments from places like Western Union, and they receive about $63 billion a year” These illegals are sending billions of dollars of our money back to Mexico every year and then signing up for all our benefits so they get housing, healthcare, food stamps and everything else
5:20

This woman lived in a town called Northside in Fort Worth, Texas She says they have check cashing places that don’t check IDs, the area is Hispanic and after they get their money they walk across the street to the Western Union and send it to Mexico. There are lines of illegals “This little check cashing place called Cambiamos Cheques. It's a place where you go if you don't have a bank or very good ID, and they charge you a fee and you cash your check. And of course every Friday there was a line of people from the neighborhood, getting their check cash. And one thing I noticed one day is that certain people would go and cash their check in the, you know, the check cashing area. And then they'd move right down to the Western Union window where they would send money. Now I didn't know what was going on because I was new to Texas, new to the world, new to check cashing, new to all of it. So I asked my girlfriend, hey, you know, why do I see so many people in line at the Western Union? And she just said, oh, it's because they're sending money home. And I said, home? She said, yeah, like back to Mexico. They're sending money home. Then she's proceeded to explain to me that it's mostly illegal immigrants that are here working under the table, taking their checks and getting them cashed and then sending most of that money. They would keep maybe a couple hundred bucks out of their check and send most of it back to their families in Mexico. Now at the time, I didn't really think anything of it. But with all of the discussion about all of the money, that American taxpayer dollars have shelled out in order to support illegal immigrants in our country. I thought I would look into what that meant for both America and Mexico. So as it sits, as of 2023, Mexico is the second largest country in the world to receive remittance payments, payments from places like Western Union, and they receive about $63 billion a year” These illegals are sending billions of dollars of our money back to Mexico every year and then signing up for all our benefits so they get housing, healthcare, food stamps and everything else

Wall Street Apes

1,328,222 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

This is a stunning admission from ECB President Christine Lagarde, and a perfect window into the globalist mindset. She laments that "democratic process" is a "drag" and that "speed is of the essence." She is frustrated that her grand vision—a Digital Euro—is being slowed down by the tedious necessity of parliamentary debate and public scrutiny. Let's be clear about what she is saying: ➡️ Democracy is an obstacle. The very systems of checks and balances that protect our sovereignty are seen as inconvenient roadblocks to their centralized control. ➡️ They fear being "left in the dust." This isn't about serving European citizens. It's a technocratic race against other global powers (and their own citizens' awakening) to cement a new financial system before people can resist. ➡️ "We have to accelerate." This is the mantra of the unelected. When you hear this, know that due process, transparency, and individual rights are about to be trampled in the name of "progress." The Digital Euro, the Capital Markets Union, the Banking Union—these are not tools for your freedom. They are the architecture for a system of total financial surveillance and control. They will decide what you can buy, where you can spend, and will have the power to freeze you out with the click of a button. Lagarde is right about one thing: time is running out. But not for their project. It's running out for us to wake up, organize, and defend our national sovereignty and economic liberty from these unaccountable elites. The greatest threat to our freedom is not being "left in the dust," but being locked in a digital cage we never agreed to.
1:19

This is a stunning admission from ECB President Christine Lagarde, and a perfect window into the globalist mindset. She laments that "democratic process" is a "drag" and that "speed is of the essence." She is frustrated that her grand vision—a Digital Euro—is being slowed down by the tedious necessity of parliamentary debate and public scrutiny. Let's be clear about what she is saying: ➡️ Democracy is an obstacle. The very systems of checks and balances that protect our sovereignty are seen as inconvenient roadblocks to their centralized control. ➡️ They fear being "left in the dust." This isn't about serving European citizens. It's a technocratic race against other global powers (and their own citizens' awakening) to cement a new financial system before people can resist. ➡️ "We have to accelerate." This is the mantra of the unelected. When you hear this, know that due process, transparency, and individual rights are about to be trampled in the name of "progress." The Digital Euro, the Capital Markets Union, the Banking Union—these are not tools for your freedom. They are the architecture for a system of total financial surveillance and control. They will decide what you can buy, where you can spend, and will have the power to freeze you out with the click of a button. Lagarde is right about one thing: time is running out. But not for their project. It's running out for us to wake up, organize, and defend our national sovereignty and economic liberty from these unaccountable elites. The greatest threat to our freedom is not being "left in the dust," but being locked in a digital cage we never agreed to.

Camus

386,988 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

🚨 WOW. Rep. Tim Burchett walked out of a committee meeting at 1AM FURIOUS saying the Republican Chair struck a back room deal and allowed traffic fine cameras to make their way into the bill — to the opposition of Republicans “We should KNOW better being in the MAJORITY, but we're NOT.” “We just get ROLLED, and they cut the deal a long time ago before any of us have access to it, so we got a few amendments in there, but not what we really needed.” “Graves, he's a Republican, voted against, it looked like a majority of the Republican amendments and most of them DIED and they were all pretty good doing away with those crazy traffic cameras!” “They're just, all they are is revenue cameras and wouldn't vote with us on that and first they're in the bill and it's just, it's got a lot in it.” “It's wheeled for greased on us and the lobbyists are all jacked up on it, so anyway, it's just what they do to you!” “It's just, it's what happens in these committees, folks, every time.” “Anyway, I'm disgusted, disgusted with our own party. I just, this is what happens.”
1:41

🚨 WOW. Rep. Tim Burchett walked out of a committee meeting at 1AM FURIOUS saying the Republican Chair struck a back room deal and allowed traffic fine cameras to make their way into the bill — to the opposition of Republicans “We should KNOW better being in the MAJORITY, but we're NOT.” “We just get ROLLED, and they cut the deal a long time ago before any of us have access to it, so we got a few amendments in there, but not what we really needed.” “Graves, he's a Republican, voted against, it looked like a majority of the Republican amendments and most of them DIED and they were all pretty good doing away with those crazy traffic cameras!” “They're just, all they are is revenue cameras and wouldn't vote with us on that and first they're in the bill and it's just, it's got a lot in it.” “It's wheeled for greased on us and the lobbyists are all jacked up on it, so anyway, it's just what they do to you!” “It's just, it's what happens in these committees, folks, every time.” “Anyway, I'm disgusted, disgusted with our own party. I just, this is what happens.”

Eric Daugherty

43,624 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

Nick Saban shares what transformational leadership really looks like and the trap most leaders fall into. "If you're in any kind of managerial position, I think you should define your job the same way: Provide the leadership to develop the relationships to help people create and accomplish the opportunities that they have, and help them establish the discipline they need to do it." Then he broke down what leadership actually is: "Leadership is about helping somebody else, affecting somebody else for their benefit. Not for your benefit - for their benefit." "If you're doing it for your benefit, it's manipulation. And people can see right through that." That's the line right there... Leadership serves others. Manipulation serves yourself. "You gotta develop a relationship, because they gotta know you care. Hard to affect people if they don't think you care about them." Then he called out where most leaders spend their time: "How do you spend all your time? If you're a manager, you spend all your time with the people who don't do the right things. I call them energy vampires." "We got 5 guys on our team - they don't go to class, they don't do the right thing in practice, they loaf all the time. Those are the guys I meet with every day. They're energy vampires." So he made a commitment: "I'm gonna meet with 3 guys who didn't do anything wrong every day to see how they're doing. To make sure they know I care about them, their family, and what's happening in their life." "I wanna have a relationship with those people, so that when I need to affect them, I have a chance to do it." "People gotta know you care. If they think you only care about yourself, they're gonna think you're just a manipulator and you're not really going to affect them in a positive way." "You gotta serve other people." The core of servant leadership is wanting to see others at their best. It's not about control, it's about serving others. (🎥 CBT Automotive)
2:33

Nick Saban shares what transformational leadership really looks like and the trap most leaders fall into. "If you're in any kind of managerial position, I think you should define your job the same way: Provide the leadership to develop the relationships to help people create and accomplish the opportunities that they have, and help them establish the discipline they need to do it." Then he broke down what leadership actually is: "Leadership is about helping somebody else, affecting somebody else for their benefit. Not for your benefit - for their benefit." "If you're doing it for your benefit, it's manipulation. And people can see right through that." That's the line right there... Leadership serves others. Manipulation serves yourself. "You gotta develop a relationship, because they gotta know you care. Hard to affect people if they don't think you care about them." Then he called out where most leaders spend their time: "How do you spend all your time? If you're a manager, you spend all your time with the people who don't do the right things. I call them energy vampires." "We got 5 guys on our team - they don't go to class, they don't do the right thing in practice, they loaf all the time. Those are the guys I meet with every day. They're energy vampires." So he made a commitment: "I'm gonna meet with 3 guys who didn't do anything wrong every day to see how they're doing. To make sure they know I care about them, their family, and what's happening in their life." "I wanna have a relationship with those people, so that when I need to affect them, I have a chance to do it." "People gotta know you care. If they think you only care about yourself, they're gonna think you're just a manipulator and you're not really going to affect them in a positive way." "You gotta serve other people." The core of servant leadership is wanting to see others at their best. It's not about control, it's about serving others. (🎥 CBT Automotive)

Coach AJ 🎯 Mental Fitness

37,867 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Journalist, "Rejoin the EU or stay out?" Andy Burnham, "I want to rejoin" "I hope in my lifetime, I want to rejoin the European Union" "I believe in the unions of all kinds. The union of the UK. The EU benefitted this country. Trade unions" "People prosper more when they're part of unions" Earlier in the interview... "Then you come to Brexit... During the 80s and 90s, the growth we had through the European Union masked some of structural problems" "But the minute you come to Brexit, then look at the last decade" "Shouldn't we start calling out the disaster that Brexit has been more directly?" "I think we should" "We've been stuck now with sluggish growth, and all of the aspirations now are harder to achieve as a country" "That's Nigel Farage and Brexiters doing, and you have to hold them accountable for that" Pippa Crerar, "Is there a danger of being seen as the same old Labour pushing to rejoin the EU?" Andy Burnham, "I don't think there's a prospect of joining any time soon, but I do think we should be honest with people" "It's not just on the economy and growth. It's immigration" "Immigration has ben weakened as a result of Brexit" "We've replaced short term immigration from the EU with long term immigration from outside the EU" "Call out Nigel Farage and Brexiters" Journalist, "Do you think Nigel Farage is racist?" Andy Burnham, "I don't know him well so I'm not going to say that. But I do see policies that are discriminatory. And that worries me"
3:08

Journalist, "Rejoin the EU or stay out?" Andy Burnham, "I want to rejoin" "I hope in my lifetime, I want to rejoin the European Union" "I believe in the unions of all kinds. The union of the UK. The EU benefitted this country. Trade unions" "People prosper more when they're part of unions" Earlier in the interview... "Then you come to Brexit... During the 80s and 90s, the growth we had through the European Union masked some of structural problems" "But the minute you come to Brexit, then look at the last decade" "Shouldn't we start calling out the disaster that Brexit has been more directly?" "I think we should" "We've been stuck now with sluggish growth, and all of the aspirations now are harder to achieve as a country" "That's Nigel Farage and Brexiters doing, and you have to hold them accountable for that" Pippa Crerar, "Is there a danger of being seen as the same old Labour pushing to rejoin the EU?" Andy Burnham, "I don't think there's a prospect of joining any time soon, but I do think we should be honest with people" "It's not just on the economy and growth. It's immigration" "Immigration has ben weakened as a result of Brexit" "We've replaced short term immigration from the EU with long term immigration from outside the EU" "Call out Nigel Farage and Brexiters" Journalist, "Do you think Nigel Farage is racist?" Andy Burnham, "I don't know him well so I'm not going to say that. But I do see policies that are discriminatory. And that worries me"

Farrukh

292,706 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

If you think this current wave is solely about Sifuna, you are wrong. It's not about Sifuna. It's about the principles and ideals that the person in Sifuna stands for. It's about issues that Kenyans consider pertinent and close to their hearts. It's about the need for a Renaissance. It's about hunger for good governance, social justice, constitutionalism, dignity, rule of law, democracy, and "WE THE PEOPLE" #MimiNdioSifuna is not a mere political chant. It's a communication from the people of Kenya that there's a Kenya they so desire, and it can't be achieved through the current political establishment. Kenyans are intimating to the whole world that they now more ready than ever to embrace Nationalism and unity against autocratic and repressive regimes their diversity notwithstanding. It is a sign that change is indeed nigh. Kenyans from all walks of life are stamping authority and saying in one accord that "All sovereign power belongs to the people..." This is what it's about. CHANGE. Join the caravan and fight for something. Fight for you, your child(ren), our generation, and future generations. When the cause is just, Conquer we must. #RutoMustGo
0:40

If you think this current wave is solely about Sifuna, you are wrong. It's not about Sifuna. It's about the principles and ideals that the person in Sifuna stands for. It's about issues that Kenyans consider pertinent and close to their hearts. It's about the need for a Renaissance. It's about hunger for good governance, social justice, constitutionalism, dignity, rule of law, democracy, and "WE THE PEOPLE" #MimiNdioSifuna is not a mere political chant. It's a communication from the people of Kenya that there's a Kenya they so desire, and it can't be achieved through the current political establishment. Kenyans are intimating to the whole world that they now more ready than ever to embrace Nationalism and unity against autocratic and repressive regimes their diversity notwithstanding. It is a sign that change is indeed nigh. Kenyans from all walks of life are stamping authority and saying in one accord that "All sovereign power belongs to the people..." This is what it's about. CHANGE. Join the caravan and fight for something. Fight for you, your child(ren), our generation, and future generations. When the cause is just, Conquer we must. #RutoMustGo

Joshua Okayo

15,450 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce