As exemplified by the movie "The Day After Tomorrow" Manhattan and D.C. elites have about zero understanding of road transport infrastructure, as if the food just appears in supermarkets like magic.This strike regards fuel costs, but it really is needed to educate the elitists in places as N.Y.C.'s Manhattan and Washington, D.C. NW about their pathological-jesuitical "new urbanist" disregard of highway maintenance and expansion.
The strike is to be nation-wide, but since truckers like everyone must earn to live, the strike is only to last one week (April 1 - April 7).
A better approach would be a far, far longer strike that targets the areas of the wealthy elites: aka Manhattan below 116th Street and the entire NW area of Washington D.C. and its adjoining area inside the I-495 Beltway and northward to Potomac where significant elitists live.
Also, places as Bayville and especially Rye N.Y.
http://www.topix.com/forum/business/truck-drivers/TN8JSAN3IIVG779D9
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=60155#
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Professional drivers are asking American citizens to participate in the "National Shut-Down"
This is an issue effecting all of us and we MUST take a stand NOW. Our government IS a major contributing factor in the outrageous price of fuel...we must take this action to get their attention. All other avenues has only fallen on deaf ears - our government is ignoring the will, and needs, of the American people.
www.theamericandriver.com/files/truckers2unite.html
www.uscattlehaulers.com
www.thetruckingindustry.net/strike.html
www.truckdriversunited.com/truck_stop_talk.htm
www.thetruckersvoice.net/
This is something that all of us must unite, with both the rising fuel costs and the impending elitists' "congestion" tax scam that promises nothing for existing, expanded or new highways.
Douglas,
Please let us know immediately if there's another truck strike in the future. We'll go nuts on the Outrage and do everything we can to drum up support for it. You are 100% on target with this one.
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