Their government the intersection of fine and con arts.
We are in no rush to post comments formerly on the BL1. The Democracy Anvil is doing a fine job for all of us. We will publish a few comments now and then as we please to move to union democracy.
I know a lot of you are checking up on us. Keep checking up we will publish later in the week. Busy with more important things as you well know.
Saturday
Sorry we have not posted lately, we are not in a rush. We downloaded a lot of the BL1 comments when they were up. We will only use comments of those members who have give us permission to repeat their comments. All in time. A little more each day towards real union democracy. Enjoy the holiday weekend. Our sympathy to Sarah Sanchez and her family.
Wednesday
THEY MAY HAVE LEARNED A PATTERN, FRAUD, DECEPTION FROM THE FATHERS, BUT WE WILL TEACH THEM LABOR LAW; FOR THEM 7 THE HARD WAY.
WE ARE HOSTING BL1 UNTIL SUCH TIME AS THE ORIGIONAL EDITORS WANT TO RESUME .
WE ARE OPEN
We are repeating comments published on the BL1 website by the Magnificent Seven.
The Cohen Brothers were illegally and in violation of their civil rights found guilty of starting the BL1 website even though Labor Law in support of the US Constitution allows public discussion of union business in or out of a union meeting hall, and in public domain to maintain union democracy.
The Cohens appealed their illegal conviction of their trial to the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees.
Former President Short guiltily and illegally maintained their illegal conviction even though their conviction in fact violated labor law and their constitutional rights.
Rights that were upheld all the way to the United States Supreme Court.
We will maintain this website until such time as the Cohen Brothers Rights are upheld and their convictionions overturned.
The Landrum-Griffin Act fully supports the US Constitution in allowing all members of labor unions free speech in a public forum.
Our publishing here in accordance with our rights to free speech in a labor context in a public domain is fully supported by the Landrum-Griffin Act which is the Labor union Bill of Rights.
