Wednesday, May 21, 2014
The Progressive Left Are Not Only Lunatics, They Are Dangerous, Malignant Lunatics..
This Is Cultural Marxism. This Is The Face Of Evil.
The New Thought Police
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Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Clown, You Are Paying To Clean My Stained Underwear...
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That's Gotta Hurt...
Can You Say, Adrenaline Rush?
I Know There Is A Sun Tzu Quote In Here Somewhere..
It's A Drive Thru Now..
Roof Surfing Fail..
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Toyota Leaves California For Texas
Toyota’s decision this week to leave Torrance, California, for the pro-business environs of Plano, Texas, sent shock waves through the Southern California community where Toyota employs more than five percent of the workforce. According to MSN Money, the move brings to mind Nissan’s decision eight years ago to move 1,300 jobs to the no-income tax state of Tennessee. A former Nissan executive recalled how the move equated to the company’s employees “getting a 20-percent raise.”According to the 2013 City of Torrance’s Comprehensive Annual Report, the city stands to lose more than $473 million in property taxes. Plus, just over a year ago, Moody’s downgraded Torrance’s credit rating, citing a weakened general fund and increasing public expenditures.
Toyota’s Torrance-based employees would benefit from doing their own calculation of how a move to Texas could affect their personal income. Financial planner and fellow Fobes.com columnist Robert W. Wood lays out a scenario that shows how some workers potentially could save more than a million dollars over a lifetime. The innovative automaker Tesla surely must be taking this into account when deciding which state offers the best opportunities for its new battery factory. Right now, California is in the running for the new plant, but so are several no-income tax states.
Audit The Fed!
We cannot sit by as our government burns the economy to the ground. It’s time to audit the Federal Reserve.
In Liberty,
Three Logicians Walk Into A Bar...
The waitress asks, “Do you all want a beer?”
First logician: “I don’t know.”
Second logician: “I don’t know.”
Third logician: “Yes!.”
How did the third Logician know they all wanted beer?
(answer below)
Leftist Policies In California Chase PRATT & WHITNEY Division To Other States..
The California economy got another punch in the nose as aerospace contractor Pratt & Whitney announced last week that their AeroPower facility in San Diego will relocate all remaining operations to existing facilities to Florida, Georgia, Texas and Canada.
Last year, the company announced layoffs of more than 800 employees and said that another 575 had agreed to retire with voluntary buyouts. The latest announcement will cost the city 530 high paying jobs as AeroPower permanently closes all its facilities. A spokesman for Governor Brown's Go-Biz, Office of Business and Economic Development, declined to comment on Pratt & Whitney's latest departure.
Pratt & Whitney’s AeroPower division makes portable military and commercial auxiliary power units used mainly to provide electricity and air conditioning to aircraft on the ground, and to start a plane's main engines for airplanes. AeroPower's military business will move to Pratt & Whitney's Military Engines organization and the commercial side will go to Pratt & Whitney Canada. Pratt & Whitney, a United Technologies Corp. subsidiary, employs about 32,000 workers worldwide, with about 15,000 in the United States.
According to a statement by Pratt & Whitney spokesman Ray Hernandez, “This decision, while a difficult one to make, is necessary to maintain our competitiveness in the market, further leverage Pratt & Whitney's network and best position the company for the future.” He said that Pratt & Whitney has been dealing with fallout from spending cuts as the U.S. military is preparing to exit Iraq and Afghanistan. The firm said they were also hit with uncertainty in the commercial jet engine spare parts business.
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