This what Glenn Beck’s people have been working on for years:
Revealed — The Left’s Economic Terrorism
FULL VERSION OF DISCUSSION
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economic_terrorism
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabotage
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/stephen-lerner
see page 5: Going Beyond Collective Bargaining as We Have Known It http://www.newlaborforum.org/Portals/6/PDF_19_02A/Lerner.pdf
For analysis by Business Insider and a partial transcript click here.
CAUGHT ON TAPE: Former SEIU Official Reveals Secret Plan To Destroy JP Morgan, Crash The Stock Market, And Redistribute Wealth In America
Steven Lerner, formerly of SEIU.
A former official of one of the country’s most-powerful unions, SEIU, is detailing a secret plan to “destabilize” the country.
Specifically, the plan seeks to destroy JP Morgan, nuke the stock market, and weaken Wall Street’s grip on power, thus creating the conditions necessary for a redistribution of wealth and a change in government.
The former SEIU official, Steven Lerner, spoke in a closed session at a Pace University forum last weekend.
The Blaze procured what appears to be a tape of Lerner’s remarks. Many Americans will undoubtely sympathize with and support them. Still, the “destabilization” plan is startling in its specificity, especially coming so close on the heels of the financial crisis.
Lerner said that unions and community organizations are, for all intents and purposes, dead. The only way to achieve their goals, therefore–the redistribution of wealth and the return of “$17 trillion” stolen from the middle class by Wall Street–is to “destabilize the country.”
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/seiu-union-plan-to-destroy-jpmorgan#ixzz1HLFwhJHY
Video: SEIU Protesters Take Over Bank HQ to Protest CEO (see above story)
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/video-seiu-protesters-take-over-bank-hq-to-protest-ceo/
About 80 medical workers and their union representatives took two yellow school buses to the headquarters of ESSA Bank in Stroudsburg, Pa., last Wednesday. The SEIU demonstrators weren’t there to complain about the bank. Instead, they demanded to meet with bank president and CEO Gary Olson who also chairs the Pocono Medical Center board of directors.
SEIU represents the hospital’s service workers. A portion of the hospital’s 550 service employees — technicians, laborers, housekeepers — are currently on a three-day strike, demanding that management allow them to makes union membership and dues-paying compulsory.
Earlier this month, two SEIU members infiltrated an ESSA shareholders meeting on March 4, once again demanding Olson’s ear. Union members in that case were escorted out of the building by security.
Showing up at Olson‘s place of work is not a new agitation tactic for the unions who have recently stormed state capitol buildings and even shown up at individuals’ homes to protest. But what about all the other employees of the business just trying to do their jobs?
“We’re asking that Mr. Olson take five minutes of his time to talk to us. We‘ve tried to make numerous appointments and we’ve heard nothing,” SEIU representative Neal Bisno told one ESSA employee who asked them to leave. But when the employee insisted the bank was trying to run a business and would not tolerate the disruption, workers started to clap and chant more union slogans.
SEIU’s Stephen Lerner went on CNBC today to debate a representative of Wall Street over the Obama administration’s decision to cap exec pay at seven bailed out firms.
According to Reed Smith’s John Martini, Americans need to stop “getting caught up” in this notion of fairness when it comes to Wall Street pay. Martini said the billions of dollars in pay and bonuses are required to keep attracting the talent that are responsible for big banks’ success.
That begs the question: what success? As Lerner points out, it’s the big banks that drove our country into a financial crisis; now they expect us to give them a multi-billion dollar pat on the back?
“People around the country are so tired of this myth that it’s such a sacrifice to make a half a million dollars,” said Lerner. “Next week at the bankers association meeting in Chicago from the 25th through the 27th, thousands are going to gather because they’re sick and tired of the whining from people who make enormous sums of money and then say ‘I’ll quit my job if you don’t give me a big bonus.'”
It’s three very entertaining minutes of television. Take a look:
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