Stealth Zionism

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1. From Howard Phillips’ blog in 2007:

REMEMBRANCE OF A CHARMING ISRAELI SOCIALIST

In 1982, my wife, Peggy, and I visited Israel as part of a delegation which included Mr. and Mrs. Morton Blackwell, William A. Rusher, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weyrich, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Truluck, Dr. and Mrs. James P. Lucier, and several other conservatives.

Prior to departure, we were briefed by Benjamin Netanyahu, then the Israeli Ambassador to the United States.

While in Israel, we visited Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, the Dead Sea, Jericho, Macpelah, and many other historic venues.

One of those whom we met was the legendary mayor of Jerusalem, a charming socialist by the name of Teddy Kollek. Mayor Kollek died recently at the age of 95.

This post should have been a red-flag to all conservatives who don’t worship at the Israeli alter, offering up their wealth and sons to the graven image that is the state of Israel.

2. Here’s an interesting email that I am printing with the permission of Mark Glenn and Mark Dankof.  Red highlights are mine.

Mr. Kenneth R. Timmerman Accuracy in Media

RE: Your article entitled “Tehran TV Loves Ron Paul” at http://www.aim.org/special-report/tehran-tv-loves-ron-paul/

Dear Mr. Timmerman:

I read with fascination your recent piece in which you played Israel’s little slut and slandered Ron Paul, Mark Dankof and Phil Giraldi, all true American heroes.

I’d love to have you on my program so that we could set the record straight on this. Are you man enough to do it, or do you engage in the typically-Zionist way of fighting, which is to sucker-punch someone, making sure you have a clear path of escape after you do it?

We will also be contacting Howard Phillips, Conservative Caucus chairman in Washington, D. C., to get his take on this and the manner in which Mark Dankof was specifically libeled by him in your article. We will also be asking Mr. Phillips on the record whether or not he agrees with your treasonous position that Ron Paul is ‘un-American.’

Be rest assured, whether you appear on the program or not, we will be covering you, what you wrote, and what a worm you are for a dangerous foreign power. We will have on with us high-ranking members of the US intelligence community who have shared with us information about you and your past dealings with Israel.

We anxiously await your reply, Kenneth Pollard Timmerman.

Mark Glenn The Ugly Truth

3. “So the Baptist f*ck wants money,” Greenspun growled, as he pushed the bag over to Joel. “Remember, this comes from the state of Israel. Don’t you ever forget it.”

Hi goys and girls. The above statement is NOT what I’m talking about when I talk about Stealth Zionism. It the kind of Zionism we are all quite familiar with known in Bumf**k Idaho and here at Mantiq al-Tayr as “‘F**k you’ Zionism”.

The guy who called then Democratic Presidential candidate Jimmy Carter the “Baptist f**k” was Hank Greenspun, who recently was discussed in an article by Alexander Cockburn which is all over the Internet.  Imagine the uproar if some Muslim said such a thing. But I digress.

Cockburn’s article is well worth reading because it shows Zionist Jewish figures  controlling political presidential candidates back in 1976 and that control is even greater today as you can tell not just from reading Cockburn’s article but from reading damn near anything else not found in the mainstream pre$$ since that time.

4. Israel isn’t in control of just the Democrats and the Republicans. No, that would be too easy. And since they have so damn much surplus money, they like to spread it around.

As I wrote some time ago to a well known patriot, if you want to meet some nice Zionist Jewish girls, go to a local meeting about Palestinian rights.  That’s stealth Zionism with a lower case “s”.

Thus it is no surprise to see that small political parties and other fringe political entities that fancy themselves as anti-establishment are also infiltrated.  I’ve watched this first hand and very recently Mark Dandof was blindsided by  Stealth Zionism.

The Conservative Caucus, founded by Howard Phillips, appears to be Zionism in stealth form.  The political party most closely affiliated with The Conservative Caucus is the Constitution Party, founded, surprise surprise, by Howard Phillips.

Interestingly enough, if you go to the Caucus’ website, you will find precious little about Israel pro or con, but you will find every other hot button knee-jerk conservative issue, plus lots of dislike for Obama (even a stopped clock is right twice a day).

Yet Phillips loves to hang out with out and out Zionists. Mark Dankof, supremely pissed off by Phillips comments about him referred to above, gives his side of the story here. Lots of Phillipian-Zionist connections.

On the other hand, Phillips, according to this link (which I will also talk about at the end of this post) is said to have resigned from the YAF after the YAF kicked Ron Paul off of its advisory board due to Paul’s position on foreign policy. Score one for Phillips.

Here’s one association Mark hasn’t yet commented on. Phillips helped work to get Clinton impeached by appealing, along with Larry Klayman, to then Rep. Bob Barr (Likud, Georgia) who then actually drew up articles of impeachment.  Now Klayman wants Obama impeached.

Okay, I can hear you all now bleating “Hey, Mantiq, who doesn’t want to impeach Obama?” Fair question.   Here’s one of the main reasons, according to Klayman, that Obama should be impeached:

“Third, there is Obama’s visceral hatred and subversion of the state of Israel, whose national security interests are so closely tied to our own. His recent invitation to the Muslim Brotherhood, the grand daddy of terrorist groups bent on destroying the Jewish state, to join the new Egyptian government not only amounts to a dagger in the side of Israeli security, but American security as well. Without a strong and secure Israel, American strategic interests, particularly in the Middle East, will be significantly harmed.”

Oh, and here’s another reason Klayman want’s Obama impeached:

“Fourth, Obama continues to take no action to remove the neo-Nazi mullahs in Iran who are building nuclear weapons not only to destroy Israel but to further worldwide Muslim rule and domination over Christians and Jews.”

In his ludicrous article, Klayman lists four reasons to impeach Obama. 2 of them revolve around Israel.  That should be a red flaq even to Shas Party members. Nothing about stopping our horrible illegal wars. Nothing. On the contrary, Klayman, one of Phillips bedfellows, wants more wars for Israel. I hope that if Phillips ever does agree to  debate Dankof that Dankof will ask Phillips what he thinks about US support for Israel and for Israel’s wars and constant war mongering.

If you really want to have some fun, read Klayman’s article entitled “I am an Israeli

5. Phillips was involved in the founding of William Buckley’s outfit, Young Americans for Freedom, back in 1960 – and that too should have been a warning to everyone that the “conservative” movement was Zionist infested to the nth degree.  Lots of Phillips associates have YAF connections as you can see from the links above in Phillips post about his trip to Israel.  Mark Dankof has this pretty much figured out and in this essay he paints a chilling picture of the conservative movement. (Note: Young Americans for Freedom merged last year with the Young America’s Foundation and the two groups share the same website.)

The YAF just loves Israel. If you go to their hompage and do a search on Israel, you will see what I mean. The very first hit takes you to this article ”How Conservative Activists Can Support Israel on Campus”. No surprise here since one of Buckley’s principal aids in founding the organization is an ex-communist  Irgun-supporter rabid Zionist Jew who converted (hmm) to Catholicism with a long history of working for Zionist organizations.  That would be Marvin Liebman.  Let me digress for second.

One of those organizations that Liebman worked for was was called “The American League For a Free Palestine”.  This bullshit organization was founded by a terrorist named Hillel Kook – a very active member in the Irgun involved, among other things, in shipping weapons to Irgun members. In 1946, Kook’s outfit produced a cute little play staring Marlon Brando. Really? Yup. It was called “A Flag is Born” and it was about how cool it would be if Israel were created in Palestine. Just thought you’d find that interesting. BTW, Kook’s “American”  name is Peter Bergson.

The Z people pretty much have American politics covered, left, right, center and  and fringe.  This is why Ron Paul doesn’t stand a chance. It is also why people should vote for him.

6. Okay, it’s video time.

Now the first video is 25 minutes long. I wouldn’t make anyone, not even Shas Party members, watch this horrid clip from beginning to end. However, go to 16:28-19:00 and listen to Howard Phillips and Chris Bedford (the head of the YAF’s “New Guard” magazine) talk about Islamofacists, bombing Iran and supporting Israel.

Now this next video is more up to Shas Party standards in terms of length. It’s just twenty five seconds long. Watch the star of “A Flag is Born”.

I dedicate the video below to Mark Dankof

  1. #1 by Mahmoud El-Yousseph on January 29, 2012 - 9:47 pm

    Thanks for the belly dance clip at the end the of the post.
    That was enough to relief all the stress as a result of reading about all these traitors.

    Traits are to be tried and not trusted!

  2. #2 by B.A.Frémaux-Soormally on January 29, 2012 - 10:03 pm

    “STEALTH ZIONISM”!

    It has been out in the open for decades!

    BAFS

  3. #3 by Ronald L. Waldron on January 30, 2012 - 12:53 am

    Facts every voter should know. Go to: http://www.universal-peace.com

    Boycott republicans first. Close watch on each Democrat voting against OUR interest.

    Under the Bush administration and republican & (AIPAC) control. America lost 4.5 million jobs.
    After the largest tax cuts for corporations & the very rich, none was re-invested in America, and
    American jobs. Creating the largest reduction in revenue for the United States in history.

    65% of corporations paid no income tax. Then on top of that many got thousands in tax returns.

    Now they propose more tax cuts, and cutting major programs from the American People, giving
    more to the rich. Remember 48% of the Billionaires are Zionist.

    Many Americans would like to boycott the companies out-sourcing our jobs.

    Where does such boycott begin. I would suggest boycotting the Republican party, and Israel products
    first. (The War profiteers)

    After which go to the following list of companies that out-sourced the jobs to slave labor, and
    inferior products. Adding to the national debt because of dropped revenue, putting our defense at
    risk.

    Here is a list of companies we’ve confirmed are “Exporting America.” These are U.S. companies either sending American jobs overseas, or choosing to employ cheap overseas labor, instead of American workers.

    A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

    3Com
    3M

    A
    Aalfs Manufacturing
    Aavid Thermal Technologies
    ABC-NACO
    Accenture
    Access Electronics
    Accuride Corporation
    Accuride International
    Adaptec
    ADC
    Adobe Systems
    Advanced Energy Industries
    Aetna
    Affiliated Computer Services
    AFS Technologies
    A.G. Edwards
    Agere Systems
    Agilent Technologies
    AIG
    Alamo Rent A Car
    Albany International Corp.
    Albertson’s
    Alcoa
    Alcoa Fujikura
    Allen Systems Group
    Alliance Semiconductor
    Allstate
    Alpha Thought Global
    Altria Group
    Amazon.com
    AMD
    Americ Disc
    American Dawn
    American Express
    American Greetings
    American Household
    American Management Systems
    American Standard
    American Uniform Company
    AMETEK
    AMI DODUCO
    Amloid Corporation
    Amphenol Corporation
    Analog Devices
    Anchor Glass Container
    ANDA Networks
    Anderson Electrical Products
    Andrew Corporation
    Anheuser-Busch
    Angelica Corporation
    Ansell Health Care
    Ansell Protective Products
    Anvil Knitwear
    AOL
    A.O. Smith
    Apple
    Applied Materials
    Ark-Les Corporation
    Arlee Home Fashions
    Art Leather Manufacturing
    Artex International
    ArvinMeritor
    Asco Power Technologies
    Ashland
    AstenJohnson
    Asyst Technologies
    Atchison Products, Inc.
    A.T. Cross Company
    AT&T
    AT&T Wireless
    A.T. Kearney
    Augusta Sportswear
    Authentic Fitness Corporation
    Automatic Data Processing
    Avanade
    Avanex
    Avaya
    Avery Dennison
    Azima Healthcare Services
    Axiohm Transaction Solutions

    B
    Bank of America
    Bank of New York
    Bank One
    Bard Access Systems
    Barnes Group
    Barth & Dreyfuss of California
    Bassett Furniture
    Bassler Electric Company
    BBi Enterprises L.P.
    Beacon Blankets
    BearingPoint
    Bear Stearns
    BEA Systems
    Bechtel
    Becton Dickinson
    BellSouth
    Bentley Systems
    Berdon LLP
    Berne Apparel
    Bernhardt Furniture
    Best Buy
    Bestt Liebco Corporation
    Beverly Enterprises
    Birdair, Inc.
    BISSELL
    Black & Decker
    Blauer Manufacturing
    Blue Cast Denim
    Bobs Candies
    Borden Chemical
    Bourns
    Bose Corporation
    Bowater
    BMC Software
    Boeing
    Braden Manufacturing
    Briggs Industries
    Brady Corporation
    Bristol-Myers Squibb
    Bristol Tank & Welding Co.
    Brocade
    Brooks Automation
    Brown Wooten Mills Inc.
    Buck Forkardt, Inc.
    Bumble Bee
    Burle Industries
    Burlington House Home Fashions
    Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway

    C
    Cadence Design Systems
    Camfil Farr
    Candle Corporation
    Cains Pickles
    Capital One
    Cardinal Brands
    Carrier
    Carter’s
    Caterpillar
    C-COR.net
    C&D Technologies
    Cellpoint Systems
    Cendant
    Centis, Inc.
    Cerner Corporation
    Charles Schwab
    ChevronTexaco
    The Cherry Corporation
    CIBER
    Ciena
    Cigna
    Circuit City
    Cirrus Logic
    Cisco Systems
    Citigroup
    Clear Pine Mouldings
    Clorox
    CNA
    Coastcast Corp.
    Coca-Cola
    Cognizant Technology Solutions
    Collins & Aikman
    Collis, Inc.
    Columbia House
    Comcast Holdings
    Comdial Corporation
    Computer Associates
    Computer Horizons
    Computer Sciences Corporation
    CompuServe
    Concise Fabricators
    Conectl Corporation
    Conseco
    Consolidated Metro
    Continental Airlines
    Convergys
    Cooper Crouse-Hinds
    Cooper Tire & Rubber
    Cooper Tools
    Cooper Wiring Devices
    Copperweld
    Cordis Corporation
    Corning
    Corning Cable Systems
    Corning Frequency Control
    Countrywide Financial
    COVAD Communications
    Covansys
    Creo Americas
    Cross Creek Apparel
    Crouzet Corporation
    Crown Holdings
    CSX
    Cummins
    Cutler-Hammer
    Cypress Semiconductor

    D
    Dana Corporation
    Daniel Woodhead
    Davis Wire Corp.
    Daws Manufacturing
    Dayton Superior
    DeCrane Aircraft
    Delco Remy
    Dell Computer
    DeLong Sportswear
    Delphi
    Delta Air Lines
    Delta Apparel
    Direct TV
    Discover
    DJ Orthopedics
    Document Sciences Corporation
    Dometic Corp.
    Donaldson Company
    Douglas Furniture of California
    Dow Chemical
    Dresser
    Dun & Bradstreet
    DuPont

    E
    Earthlink
    Eastman Kodak
    Eaton Corporation
    Edco, Inc.
    Editorial America
    eFunds
    Edscha
    Ehlert Tool Company
    Elbeco Inc.
    Electroglas
    Electronic Data Systems
    Electronics for Imaging
    Electro Technology
    Eli Lilly
    Elmer’s Products
    E-Loan
    EMC
    Emerson Electric
    Emerson Power Transmission
    Emglo Products
    Engel Machinery
    En Pointe Technologies
    Equifax
    Ernst & Young
    Essilor of America
    Ethan Allen
    Evenflo
    Evergreen Wholesale Florist
    Evolving Systems
    Evy of California
    Expedia
    Extrasport
    ExxonMobil

    F
    Fairfield Manufacturing
    Fair Isaac
    Fansteel Inc.
    Farley’s & Sathers Candy Co.
    Fasco Industries
    Fawn Industries
    Fayette Cotton Mill
    FCI USA
    Fedders Corporation
    Federal Mogul
    Federated Department Stores
    Fellowes
    Fender Musical Instruments
    Fidelity Investments
    Financial Techologies International
    Findlay Industries
    First American Title Insurance
    First Data
    First Index
    Fisher Hamilton
    Flowserve
    Fluor
    FMC Corporation
    Fontaine International
    Ford Motor
    Foster Wheeler
    Franklin Mint
    Franklin Templeton
    Freeborders
    Frito Lay
    Fruit of the Loom

    G
    Garan Manufacturing
    Gateway
    GE Capital
    GE Medical Systems
    Gemtron Corporation
    General Binding Corporation
    General Cable Corp.
    General Electric
    General Motors
    Generation 2 Worldwide
    Genesco
    Georgia-Pacific
    Gerber Childrenswear
    GlobespanVirata
    Goldman Sachs
    Gold Toe Brands
    Goodrich
    Goodyear Tire & Rubber
    Google
    Graphic Controls
    Greenpoint Mortgage
    Greenwood Mills
    Grote Industries
    Grove U.S. LLC
    Guardian Life Insurance
    Guilford Mills
    Gulfstream Aerospace Corp.

    H
    Haggar
    Halliburton
    Hamilton Beach/Procter-Silex
    The Hartford Financial Services Group
    Harper-Wyman Company
    Hasbro Manufacturing Services
    Hawk Corporation
    Hawker Power Systems, Inc.
    Haworth
    Headstrong
    HealthAxis
    Hedstrom
    Hein-Werner Corp.
    Helen of Troy
    Helsapenn Inc.
    Hershey
    Hewitt Associates
    Hewlett-Packard
    Hoffman Enclosures, Inc.
    Hoffman/New Yorker
    The Holmes Group
    Home Depot
    Honeywell
    HSN
    Hubbell Inc.
    Humana
    Hunter Sadler
    Hutchinson Sealing Systems, Inc
    HyperTech Solutions

    I
    IBM
    iGate Corporation
    Illinois Tool Works
    IMI Cornelius
    Imperial Home Decor Group
    Indiana Knitwear Corp.
    IndyMac Bancorp
    Infogain
    Ingersoll-Rand
    Innodata Isogen
    Innova Solutions
    Insilco Technologies
    Intel
    InterMetro Industries
    International Paper
    Interroll Corporation
    Intuit
    Invacare
    Iris Graphics, Inc.
    Isola Laminate Systems
    Iteris Holdings, Inc.
    ITT Educational Services
    ITT Industries

    J
    Jabil Circuit
    Jacobs Engineering
    Jacuzzi
    Jakel, Inc.
    JanSport
    Jantzen Inc.
    JDS Uniphase
    Jockey International
    John Crane
    John Deere
    Johns Manville
    Johnson Controls
    Johnson & Johnson
    JPMorgan Chase
    J.R. Simplot
    Juniper Networks
    Justin Brands

    K
    KANA Software
    Kaiser Permanente
    Kanbay
    Kayby Mills of North Carolina
    Keane
    Kellogg
    Kellwood
    KEMET
    KEMET Electronics
    Kendall Healthcare
    Kenexa
    Kentucky Apparel
    Kerr-McGee Chemical
    KeyCorp
    Key Industries
    Key Safety Systems
    Key Tronic Corp.
    Kimberly-Clark
    KLA-Tencor
    Knight Textile Corp.
    Kojo Worldwide Corporation
    Kraft Foods
    K2 Inc.
    Kulicke and Soffa Industries
    Kwikset

    L
    Lancer Partnership
    Lander Company
    LaCrosse Footwear
    Lamb Technicon
    Lau Industries
    Lands’ End
    Lawson Software
    Layne Christensen
    Leach International
    Lear Corporation
    Leech Tool & Die Works
    Lehman Brothers
    Leoni Wiring Systems
    Levi Strauss
    Leviton Manufacturing Co.
    Lexmark International
    Lexstar Technologies
    Liebert Corporation
    Lifescan
    Lillian Vernon
    Linksys
    Linq Industrial Fabrics, Inc.
    Lionbridge Technologies
    Lionel
    Littelfuse
    LiveBridge
    LNP Engineering Plastics
    Lockheed Martin
    Longaberger
    Louisiana-Pacific Corporation
    Louisville Ladder Group LLC
    Lowe’s
    Lucent
    Lund International
    Lyall Alabama

    M
    Madill Corporation
    Magma Design Automation
    Magnequench
    Magnetek
    Maidenform
    Mallinckrodt, Inc.
    The Manitowoc Company
    Manugistics
    Marathon Oil
    Maritz
    Mars
    Marshall Fields
    Mattel
    Master Lock
    Materials Processing, Inc.
    Maxim Integrated Products
    Maxi Switch
    Maxxim Medical
    Maytag
    McDATA Corporation
    McKinsey & Company
    MeadWestvaco
    Mediacopy
    Medtronic
    Mellon Bank
    Mentor Graphics Corp.
    Meridian Automotive Systems
    Merit Abrasive Products
    Merrill Corporation
    Merrill Lynch
    Metasolv
    MetLife
    Micro Motion, Inc.
    Microsoft
    Midcom Inc.
    Midwest Electric Products
    Milacron
    Modern Plastics Technics
    Modine Manufacturing
    Moen
    Money’s Foods Us Inc.
    Monona Wire Corp.
    Monsanto
    Morgan Stanley
    Motion Control Industries
    Motor Coach Industries International
    Motorola
    Mrs. Allison’s Cookie Co.
    Mulox

    N
    Nabco
    Nabisco
    NACCO Industries
    National City Corporation
    National Electric Carbon Products
    National Life
    National Semiconductor
    NCR Corporation
    neoIT
    NETGEAR
    Network Associates
    Newell Rubbermaid
    Newell Window Furnishings
    New World Pasta
    New York Life Insurance
    Nice Ball Bearings
    Nike
    Nordstrom
    Northrop Grumman
    Northwest Airlines
    Nu Gro Technologies
    Nu-kote International
    NutraMax Products
    Nypro Alabama

    O
    O’Bryan Brothers Inc.
    Ocwen Financial
    Office Depot
    Ogden Manufacturing
    Oglevee, Ltd
    Ohio Art
    Ohmite Manufacturing Co.
    Old Forge Lamp & Shade
    Omniglow Corporation
    ON Semiconductor
    Orbitz
    Oracle
    OshKosh B’Gosh
    Otis Elevator
    Outsource Partners International
    Owens-Brigam Medical Co.
    Owens Corning
    Oxford Automotive
    Oxford Industries

    P
    Pacific Precision Metals
    Pak-Mor Manufacturing
    palmOne
    Parallax Power Components
    Paramount Apparel
    Parker-Hannifin
    Parsons E&C
    Paxar Corporation
    Pearson Digital Learning
    Peavey Electronics CorporationÊÊ
    PeopleSoft
    PepsiCo
    Pericom Semiconductor
    PerkinElmer
    PerkinElmer Life Sciences, Inc.
    Perot Systems
    Pfaltzgraff
    Pfizer
    Phillips-Van Heusen
    Pinnacle West Capital Corporation
    Pitney Bowes
    Plaid Clothing Company
    Planar Systems
    Plexus
    Pliant Corporation
    PL Industries
    Polaroid
    Polymer Sealing Solutions
    Portal Software
    Portex, Inc.
    Portola Packaging
    Port Townsend Paper Corp.
    Power One
    Pratt & Whitney
    Price Pfister
    priceline.com
    Pridecraft Enterprises
    Prime Tanning
    Primus Telecom
    Procter & Gamble
    Progress Lighting
    ProQuest
    Providian Financial
    Prudential Insurance

    Q
    Quaker Oats
    Quadion Corporation
    Quantegy
    Quark
    Qwest Communications

    R
    Radio Flyer
    Radio Shack
    Rainbow Technologies
    Rawlings Sporting Goods
    Rayovac
    Raytheon Aircraft
    RCG Information Technology
    Red Kap
    Regal-Beloit Corporation
    Regal Rugs
    Respiratory Support Products
    Regence Group
    R.G. Barry Corp.
    Rich Products
    River Holding Corp.
    Robert Mitchell Co., Inc.
    Rockwell Automations
    Rockwell Collins
    Rogers
    Rohm & Haas
    Ropak Northwest
    RR Donnelley & Sons
    Rugged Sportswear
    Russell Corporation

    S
    S1 Corporation
    S & B Engineers and Constructors
    Sabre
    Safeway
    SAIC
    Sallie Mae
    Samsonite
    Samuel-Whittar, Inc.
    Sanford
    Sanmina-SCI
    Sapient
    Sara Lee
    Saturn Electronics & Engineering
    SBC Communications
    Schumacher Electric
    Scientific Atlanta
    Seal Glove Manufacturing
    Seco Manufacturing Co.
    SEI Investments
    Sequa Corporation
    Seton Company
    Sheldahl Inc.
    Shipping Systems, Inc.
    Siebel Systems
    Sierra Atlantic
    Sights Denim Systems, Inc.
    Signal Transformer
    Signet Armorlite, Inc
    Sikorsky
    Silicon Graphics
    Simula Automotive SafetyÊ
    SITEL
    Skyworks Solutions
    SMC Networks
    SML Labels
    SNC Manufacturing CompanyÊ
    SoftBrands
    Sola Optical USA
    Solectron
    Sonoco Products Co.
    Southwire Company
    Sovereign Bancorp
    Spectrum Control
    Spicer Driveshaft Manufacturing
    Springs Industries
    Springs Window Fashions
    Sprint
    Sprint PCS
    SPX Corporation
    Square D
    Standard Textile Co.
    Stanley Furniture
    Stanley Works
    Stant Manufacturing
    Starkist Seafood
    State Farm Insurance
    State Street
    Steelcase
    StorageTek
    StrategicPoint Investment Advisors
    Strattec Security Corp.
    STS Apparel Corporation
    Summitville Tiles
    Sun Microsystems
    Sunrise Medical
    SunTrust Banks
    Superior Uniform Group
    Supra Telecom
    Sure Fit
    SurePrep
    The Sutherland Group
    Sweetheart Cup Co.
    Swift Denim
    Sykes Enterprises
    Symbol Technologies
    Synopsys
    Synygy

    T
    Takata Retraint Systems
    Target
    Teccor Electronics
    Techalloy Company, Inc.
    Technotrim
    Tecumseh
    Tee Jays Manufacturing
    Telcordia
    Telect
    Teleflex
    TeleTech
    Telex Communications
    Tellabs
    Tenneco Automotive
    Teradyne
    Texaco Exploration and Production
    Texas Instruments
    Textron
    Thermal Industries
    Therm-O-Disc, Inc.
    Thomas & Betts
    Thomasville Furniture
    Thomas Saginaw Ball Screw Co.
    Three G’s Manufacturing Co.
    Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
    Time Warner
    Tingley Rubber Corp.
    The Timken Company
    The Toro Company
    Tomlinson Industries
    Tower Automotive
    Toys “R” Us
    Trailmobile Trailer
    Trans-Apparel Group
    TransPro, Inc.
    Trans Union
    Travelocity
    Trek Bicycle Corporation
    Trend Technologies
    TriMas Corp.
    Trinity Industries
    Triquint Semiconductor
    TriVision Partners
    Tropical Sportswear
    TRW Automotive
    Tumbleweed Communications
    Tupperware
    Tyco Electronics
    Tyco International

    U
    UCAR Carbon Company
    Underwriters Laboratories
    UniFirst Corporation
    Union Pacific Railroad
    Unison Industries
    Unisys
    United Airlines
    UnitedHealth Group Inc.
    United Online
    United Plastics Group
    United States Ceramic Tile
    United Technologies
    Universal Lighting Technologies
    USAA

    V
    Valence Technology
    Valeo Climate Control
    VA Software
    Velvac
    Vertiflex Products
    Veritas
    Verizon
    VF Corporation
    Viasystems
    Vishay
    Visteon
    VITAL Sourcing

    W
    Wabash Alloys, L.L.C.
    Wabash Technologies

    Washington Group International
    Washington Mutual

    Wachovia Bank
    Walgreens
    Walls Industries
    Warnaco
    Washington Group International
    Washington Mutual
    WebEx
    WellChoice
    Wellman Thermal Systems
    Walls Industries
    Werner Co.
    West Corporation
    Weavexx
    Weiser Lock
    West Point Stevens
    Weyerhaeuser
    Whirlpool
    White Rodgers
    Williamson-Dickie Manufacturing Company
    Winpak Films
    Wolverine World Wide
    Woodstock Wire Works
    WorldCom
    World Kitchen
    Wyeth
    Wyman-Gordon Forgings

    X
    Xerox
    Xpectra Incorporated
    Xpitax

    Y
    Yahoo!
    Yarway Corporation
    York International

    Z
    Zenith
    ZettaWorks

    From: AFL-CIO Now Blog
    Sent: Wednesday, July 27, 2011 11:52 AM

    July 27, 2011

    With recall elections a little more than a week away, Wisconsin working families are mobilizing to defeat six of Gov. Scott Walker’s (R) closest allies.
    Machinist and Boeing worker Patrick Bertucci says he is “held accountable to build the best and safest aircraft in the world. The Boeing Co. needs to be held accountable for their actions as well.” But a Republican bill that would cripple the National Labor Relations Board’s ability to protect workers would open the doors for Boeing and other companies to punish workers and ship more jobs overseas, says Rep. George Miller (D-Calif.).

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  4. #4 by Ingrid B on January 30, 2012 - 5:40 am

    hope Mark Dankof gets to clear up some issues.. I know what it`s like to have issues unresolved..

  5. #5 by sunny robinson on February 4, 2012 - 3:47 am

    Great article, thank you for sharing.. Will you explain the deal with the belly-dancer vid for Mr. Dankof -please?

    -SR

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