Posted by Old Roy agiin on April 01, 2008 at 20:36:19 from (98.17.221.175):
In Reply to: Truck strike posted by HENRY E NC on April 01, 2008 at 14:37:02:
Our local paper Valley news dispatch said today some very harsh words,# 1 we better get used to it, and #2 If the drivers can't make a living with their trucks,time to look for another job. Check out our local news.@ wpxi.com -- go down to `[local truckers join fuel protest],click on link. also try, valleynewsdispatch.com to read what I'm saying.Oh yes!!!I almost forgot.Top CEO's from oil companeys saying they can't help oil prices are so high.And right after that the newscaster said they only made, one hundred fourty something billion last year.
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