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denverbill

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3. The Koch brothers and ALEC, mostly.

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Thu Mar 1, 2012, 03:46 PM

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100,000,000 workers grind India to a halt in one of world's biggest strikes ever [View all] G_j Mar 2012 OP

HEY get the red out Mar 2012 #1

Perfect response. aquart Mar 2012 #2

The Koch brothers and ALEC, mostly. denverbill Mar 2012 #3

^ Wilms Mar 2012 #4

Get ready for May Day donheld Mar 2012 #5

nice! G_j Mar 2012 #6

Darn, that's too big for my sig. Zalatix Mar 2012 #14

K&R! Octafish Mar 2012 #7

not the type of story that goes well with American media outlets nt G_j Mar 2012 #24

And not a peep from the major news outlets malthaussen Mar 2012 #8

The Indian strike was covered. Yo_Mama Mar 2012 #9

Did you forget the "sarcasm" tag? bvar22 Mar 2012 #10

If their wages go up significantly it will help bring some jobs back home, no? nt nanabugg Mar 2012 #11

Shhhhhhhhh!!! Zalatix Mar 2012 #15

wouldn't it move to some other place that is cheaper ? JI7 Mar 2012 #22

If wages rise in India and China (combined 2.4 billion people) some jobs might go pampango Mar 2012 #23

Kicked and recommended. Uncle Joe Mar 2012 #12

DURecd... because THATS what I'm talking about. bvar22 Mar 2012 #13

right on G_j Mar 2012 #19

kicking. barbtries Mar 2012 #16

keep up the good work! mr.banana.hammock Mar 2012 #17

Why can't we do the same here? Initech Mar 2012 #18

That should help put a crimp in outsourcing. FarCenter Mar 2012 #20

K&R nt Doremus Mar 2012 #21

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