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The truth about the ABC’s rightwing orgasmic fantasy “Docudrama”, Path to 9/11

UPDATE
There is a lot of info here, and time is running out. SO I thought I’d make a short summary,

Things are getting clearer by the day, aren’t they? Now, thanks to

The clear trends on Christy’s kitchen table issues and Jordan’s labor issues, which everyone can now see in the newspaper data reports on the declining status of ninety percent of us;
Bush’s idiotic shouts that “we” will not negotiate with Al Qaeda, on the same day that it is reported that our “ally” Pakistan is doing just that;
Confirmation that when she was outed, Valerie Plame Wilson was doing work that was as much at odds with the Whit House agenda as it was important to the nation as a whole;

all coming in the midst of anniversaries of the twin disasters of the 9/11 attacks and the reckless neglect of New Orleans, it’s almost time for the Democratic Party simply to bill itself as the party that still cares about America and its people.

-ck- @ 55

Some corporations have wised up — but I notice that Dell’s sales are still in the tank. I wonder why?

Oh yeah. Outside the IT industry many companies have seen their bottom lines hurt by the offshoring.

As far as Dell goes, I can’t say too much for revealing who my employer is, but I have a lot of theories, some of which are backed up by info I know from Dell employees.

It’s very simple — Dell has acquired a well deserved reputation for crappy products and crappy service. Their customers have wised up, and moved on to other companies who haven’t screwed them over — yet.

Memo to Corporate America — happy customers are good for the bottom line. Ruthless cost cutting leads to unhappy customers, which are bad for the bottom line.

More on some of the OT comments… I’ve just gone and made a few comments (VERY reasoned and respectful, I might add) on Joe’s blog. Gosh. I feel SO much better…! Go thou, all y’all, and do likewise!

I believe a few of us already have. ;)

Some corporations have wised up — but I notice that Dell’s sales are still in the tank. I wonder why?

Oh yeah. Outside the IT industry many companies have seen their bottom lines hurt by the offshoring.

As far as Dell goes, I can’t say too much for revealing who my employer is, but I have a lot of theories, some of which are backed up by info I know from Dell employees.

Last union job I had the company was sold to Phelps-Dodge and needless to say we were out on our asses.