The news media must have Alzheimer's?

Least we forget?

The news media is a collection of

'mpalsi chichiz media'

(Nut cases),

Or

They all must have Alzheimer's????

Not one of them remembers the numbers of times

trump entertained a communist!!!!

He did so behind closed doors,

(No media, at least no media from this country), 

In places like his 'trump towers' in New York, 

His Florida home, Mar-a-Largo in Florida 

And 

Our Whitehouse in our Washington!!!!

Our navy wants to scrap a 25 year old ‘Super Aircraft Carrier’!

Our navy wants to scrap 

a 25 year old ‘Super Aircraft Carrier’!

This congress does not want to.

Trump wants to build even more 

‘Super Aircraft Carrier’!

I say, do not scrap, 

decommission and/or sell 

all 11 we now have!

And this is why.

One new nuclear power ballistic-missile submarines can wipe out all 11 of our carriers and we still have the best, and still be able to completely destroy the country of China if necessary!

And 

this country has 13 more nuclear power ballistic-missile submarines to back it up!

The news media is a collection of 'mpalsi chichiz media' (Nut case), and all must have Alzheimer's

Not one of them remember the every time trump entertained a communist, he did so behind closed doors, (no media from this country), in places like his town house, his Florida home and our Whitehouse!

Bottom-line, 

many of our surface ships are now floating grave yards with millions of my shipmates lives.

Ballistic-missile submarines or “boomers” in U.S. Navy parlance.

The fourteen Ohio-class ballistic-missile submarines, which carry upwards of half of the United States’ nuclear arsenal onboard, the Ohio-class boats may be the most destructive weapon system created by humankind.

Each of the 170-meter-long vessels can carry twenty-four Trident II submarine-launched ballistic missiles (SLBMs) which can be fired from underwater to strike at targets more than seven thousand miles away depending on the load, a Trident II reenters the atmosphere at speeds of up to Mach 24, 

it splits into up to eight independent reentry vehicles, each with a 100- or 475-kiloton nuclear warhead. 

In short, 

a full salvo from an Ohio-class submarine—which can be launched in less than one minute—could unleash up to 192 nuclear warheads to wipe twenty-four cities off the map. 

This is a nightmarish weapon of the apocalypse.

Navy’s $12.9 billion aircraft carrier

By Bloomberg News on July 14, 2016

The Gerald R. Ford — 

the Navy’s newest aircraft carrier 

and the costliest U.S. warship at $12.9 billion

https://www.workboat.com/news/government/delays-navys-12-9-billion-aircraft-carrier/

https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/not-dead-yet-us-navy-aircraft-carrier-uss-harry-s-truman-wont-become-scrap-yet-52967

https://nationalinterest.org/blog/the-buzz/why-russia-china-fear-americas-ohio-class-submarines-19120

Ballistic-missile submarines or “boomers” in U.S. Navy parlance. The fourteen Ohio-class ballistic-missile submarines, which carry upwards of half of the United States’ nuclear arsenal onboard, the Ohio-class boats may be the most destructive weapon system created by humankind.

Each of the 170-meter-long vessels can carry twenty-four Trident II submarine-launched ballistic missiles (SLBMs) which can be fired from underwater to strike at targets more than seven thousand miles away depending on the load, a Trident II reenters the atmosphere at speeds of up to Mach 24, it splits into up to eight independent reentry vehicles, each with a 100- or 475-kiloton nuclear warhead. In short, a full salvo from an Ohio-class submarine—which can be launched in less than one minute—could unleash up to 192 nuclear warheads to wipe twenty-four cities off the map. This is a nightmarish weapon of the apocalypse.

University of Texas System

Welcome to the visitor from University of Texas System

https://www.utsystem.edu/

In

Austin, Texas

https://www.austintexas.org/

To

Aquai/Aquine

https://aquaiaquineblog.blogspot.com/

One can only hope you stayed long enough 

to get down to the meat of the post?

Not sure how things are going with the ‘Fast Food Restaurants’ in your state however;

In Florida it is and has been a disaster for years!

As I stated in that post, as a ‘Union Man’ I believe one should be paid well plus benefits that fit the job.

As a frequent customer of fast food restaurant in Florida, one should expect to be treated well and get what you paid for?

After all, 

one would think that any restaurant 

needs return customers 

as well as satisfied customers?

“Fast Food Restaurant minimum wage”?

If a restaurant, any restaurant, 

would pay and care for 

real good employees, 

their service, and their food.

Customers 

would always outgrow

 their competition 

and this would mean 

more money in the pocket.

Fast food like Wal-Mart is too big for their britches.

https://www.southernthing.com/too-big-for-his-britches-2544966678.html

AS a proud, now retired, 

‘Union Steward,’ 

I believer in 

the workers of my country 

and Mother Earth for that matter.

While we are on this subject, pay should never be by ‘Gender’!

It must not be because you are 

white, black, red, brown, yellow, or (lgbtq).

Not because of your ancestors or the country they are from.

It is, or should be,

 ‘how well you do the job’!

This last one 

is the subject of today’s posting!

When anyone around my age and of a union, we are talking $15 minimum plus ‘real benefits’!

Being paid for your work 

must be by your 

qualifications, knowledge, experience, neatness 

and 

not because of your 

color or lack thereof!

Unfortunately my friends, 

this is only the beginning of this story!

When was the last time you pulled up to a window of a

“Fast Food Restaurant”?

That person 

as you pull up 

and 

the rest of the employees 

are screaming for $15 per hour, 

some even want more.

https://pasileylfloridanews.blogspot.com/2019/04/about-half-of-floridians-are-living.html

Because we only have one car 

and 

Florida is now a ‘Gun Shine State,’

 http://www.tampabay.com/florida-politics/2019/04/12/florida-returns-to-its-gunshine-state-roots-a-year-after-parkland/

And

We always take our dogs along for the ride; 

we like to treat ourselves to a lunch out,

 the dogs food is always with us.

Our trips in Florida turns out to be

a challenge just to get your order, 

let alone getting it right the first time 

and

 if you take too long 

someone behind you is on the horn!

As a 

‘Working Forman’ for 25 of my 40 years, 

not only would I not pay some of them $15.

I would try to retrain or I would fire them!

Particle Pollution blamed for more than 107,000 deaths

Particle Pollution blamed for more than 

107,000 deaths in the United States in 2011!

Costing $866 Billion Dollars!

https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/08/health/particle-pollution-study/index.html

Air Pollution Linked to More Than 107,000 

Premature Deaths in U.S. in 2011: Study

Posted 12:22 PM, April 8, 2019, by CNN Wire

https://ktla.com/2019/04/08/air-pollution-linked-to-more-than-107000-premature-deaths-in-u-s-in-2011-study/

Air pollution is deadly: 

A new study links exposure to it to more than 107,000 premature deaths in the United States in 2011.

It isn’t just killing us; 

it cost the country $866 billion, 

more than double the value of all the economic activity in a country like Ireland, 

according to the study, published Monday 

in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Particulate matter, or particle pollution,

is the mix of solid and liquid droplets floating in the air, 

to the Environmental Protection Agency. 

It can come in the form of dirt, dust, soot or smoke. 

Particulate pollution comes from 

coal- and natural gas-fired plants. Cars, agriculture, unpaved roads, construction sites 

and 

wildfires can also create it.

This study focused on the harm caused by the tiniest particulate matter, 

PM2.5. 

It’s so tiny –1/20th of a width of a human hair — that you cannot see it, 

and 

it can travel past your body’s 

usual defenses.

Instead of being breathed out, 

it can get stuck in your lungs 

or 

go into your bloodstream. 

The particles cause irritation and inflammation 

and 

can lead to respiratory problems. 

Long-term exposure can cause cancer, stroke and heart attack.

Particulate pollution in the air we breathe 

kills hundreds of thousands a year, study finds

Posted 9:24 AM, April 9, 2019, by CNN Wire

https://fox43.com/2019/04/09/particulate-pollution-in-the-air-we-breathe-kills-hundreds-of-thousands-a-year-study-finds/

America needs to, ‘Obey our own law from 1941’!

America, ‘Obey your own law from 1941’!

I like what it is that Representative now running to be our president, 

Tim Ryan (D-OH), is promising to do however; 

he needs a better group of people checking history!

https://twitter.com/RepTimRyan

He was right to pin outsourcing 

on then president some 20 years ago.

However;

The Berry Amendment two days before my birthday 

shows that this country has been outsourcing for over 78 years!

Wouldn’t it be great if congress 

would refine and obey their own

‘Congress Laws’?

Under a 1941 law, most of the military’s uniform items 

must be made in the U.S.A. 

Change this to ‘All of the military’s uniforms’!

The Berry Amendment

https://fas.org/sgp/crs/natsec/RL31236.pdf

Directs the Defense Department to give preference in procurement to domestically produced or manufactured products, including clothing and fabrics. The idea is to create American jobs and protect the supply chain in times of conflict.

“Basically they didn’t want things to be outsourced,” 

Carter said. 

“They didn’t want people to be in the American military wearing something made in China.”

But for decades, sneakers were exempt from that rule. Instead, recruits were given about $90 to buy shoes themselves. 

The Pentagon argued U.S. made shoes were too costly, too limited, and not durable enough to meet the military’s needs.

Around 98 percent of shoes are imported from other countries, 

where labor and manufacturing costs are lower. 

The military postponed buying American-made sneakers,

 claiming a lack of availability.

https://www.cpr.org/news/story/thanks-to-congress-military-recruits-now-wear-american-made-sneakers

How Elections Could Significantly Change

Here's How Elections Could Significantly Change In CT

A committee passed a slew of election-related bills, 

including one to require 

presidential candidates to release tax returns.

By Rich Scinto, Patch Staff | Apr 2, 2019 12:40 pm ET

It’s about time?

This is only about 250 (243), years in waiting!

https://patch.com/connecticut/montville-ct/s/go4w2/heres-how-elections-could-significantly-change-in-ct?utm_source=alert-breakingnews&utm_medium=email&utm_term=weather&utm_campaign=alert

Read on if you will?

HARTFORD, CT

The Government Administration and Elections Committee approved a number of bills that could lead to major changes in how Connecticut residents vote. The bills now head to the General Assembly for another vote.

Disclosure of Presidential and Gubernatorial Candidate Federal Taxes

Another bill would require presidential and gubernatorial candidates to publicly disclose at least two years worth of tax returns in order to appear on the ballot. Several other states are pushing for similar measures, but there is debate whether it would stand up to a court challenge. President Donald Trump didn't release his tax returns, which bucked a decades-long trend among major party candidates. Last week a committee approved a bill that could lead to early in-person voting via a constitutional amendment. The proposal still has a long way to go as it requires either a 75% majority in both the State House and Senate or to pass by a majority two years in a row in both houses before appearing as a question on the ballot.

Three states have all-mail voting and nearly 40 have some form of early voting, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.

Connecticut voters can either vote in-person on Election Day or apply and mail-in absentee ballot. The rules regarding who qualifies for an absentee ballot are strict. The process currently requires an application which is sent to the local Town Clerk who then sends a ballot before an election, primary or referendum. That ballot then has to be filled out and either mailed back or dropped off in-person before the Election Day deadline.

A number of bills would increase Election Day voter registration across the state. Some big cities have run into issues with low staffing levels coupled with a mass of last-minute registrants over the past few election cycles. Some registrants waited in line for four hours to register in New Haven last election.

Under current law, voters must be registered by 8 p.m. Election Day in order to cast a ballot. Those stuck in registration line when the clock strikes eight can't vote. A bill proposed by Gov. Ned Lamont and approved by a committee would also allow those in line for Election-Day registration to vote after 8 p.m.

One bill would allow additional Election Day registration locations in towns and require that registrars of voters advise the Secretary of State office on the expected staffing levels. The bill passed unanimously out of committee.

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