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Well again I guess with that argument you win again "viewed by millions" so with that being said we will have to revert to an (cont.)
earlier discussion we've had way back when Fergusion was in the news I brought to your attention a story in the state of La. and used RT as a source and you weren't happy with my choice of news gathering so I give you this "viewed by billions"
https://www.youtube.com/user/RussiaToday
http://rt.com/usa/228427-oil-refineries-strike-usw/
My point is this at the time of my posting I hadn't seen this on Fox, MSNBC, CNN, or any where else on the television . I had been watching Bloomberg as I do everyday and it eventually showed up on the ticker. I feel as though this is important enough to be wide spread by the aforementioned and as usual it isn't and when they get around to it its minute. 10% is news worthy when it comes to Petro. seeing how are economy is based off of it Thank You R. Nixon.
By the way I'm sure 007 can handle his own arguments, but nice chatting with you.
Workers on strike at 9 oil refineries producing 10% of US fuel Feb 02, 10:42
1: gotta raise gas prices in the US somehow 2: what is a "TR"? {nm} Feb 02, 10:52
Teddy Roosevelt. To break up the big oil companies, I guess? {nm} Feb 02, 11:41
Also, it's not exactly hard to find this story in the media. Googling "USW", I get stories from Time, Bloomberg, CNBC etc {nm} Feb 02, 11:44
Time, Bloomberg, CNBC are mass media viewed by millions, no need for googling. Feb 03, 09:41
Well again I guess with that argument you win again "viewed by millions" so with that being said we will have to revert to an (cont.) Feb 03, 14:00
The strike was frontpage of the LA Times. It was covered by the mainstream American media. Feb 04, 09:56
They would be a good start. {nm} Feb 03, 06:15
a press release from the union is not "news" calling for a work stoppage is not the same thing as actually being on strike Feb 02, 11:03
