Thread regarding Verizon Communications Inc. layoffs

Coincidence? I think not. Wow.

http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/criminals-put-thousands-of-verizon-customers-out-of-service-by-cutting-cables-and-damaging-network-facilities-300254965.html

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Enter Blackwater. How Hegelian

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Post ID: @1hyh+H0pdnXr

Ah yes, the same lies from the company every strike to try and make the strikers look like Union "thugs."

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Post ID: @1aqk+H0pdnXr

Mike Masin was also one of the top dogs as the FBI. But he is a solid citizen. I think if he find out that the company was involved. He'd burn them.

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Post ID: @1cbi+H0pdnXr

Sadly I doubt the FBI will investigate Verizon. They use them to help spy on everyone. IF it happened at all then of course Verizon did it themselves! No one else could have . Stupid cubicle sheep, you know nothing because you never leave your office.

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Post ID: @1ics+H0pdnXr

Um, no. Union is stupid enough to think this "release the squirrels" will help them. It's an obvious act of criminal desperation. VZ's fine. I'm sure the union will start barking again in the morning when the profit numbers are released. How's this for a thought: VZ enjoys profits and so do their shareholders. Union is a whiney beyatch living in the 1970's and wants their fair share. Capitalism built this great country. Unions are trying to bring it down.

Also, if Lowell decided to give up his 18 million dollar salary, and give 100% of it to the union employees, it would be a 24 cent per hour raise per union worker. $500 a year. The Company is offering the union more than that already.

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Post ID: @1jto+H0pdnXr

This smells as bad as an American job stealing, curry-eating H1B

My money is on an inside-job: Cui Bono = "Who benefits?"

The only one who benefits from this kind of damage at this time is Verizon Corporate.

The totally obliterate any good will they had this week with McAdam taking on a Presidential Candidate, and getting caught and outted by his own team (Huffington Post) for lying about Verizon being a good tax payers, makes an a$$ out of himself by visting picket lines and telling union workers that their jobs will NOT be outsourced while company negotiators are telling the unions: "those jobs are gone to Curry Land.

Managers are late showing up for strike duty and unprepared when they get there.

Go90 is still sucking wind after $5 billion investment, and competitor T-Mobile's CEO John Legere is rubbing the company's nose in it.

The only ones who benefit from this sabotage are Verizon senior execs. The union ought to call on the FBI to investigate the company.

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Post ID: @1vxk+H0pdnXr

Cheap bastards! Reward used to be 50k

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Post ID: @1zbz+H0pdnXr

AHA! There is suspect number one!

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Post ID: @1cdr+H0pdnXr

The area managers said the copper is more valuable at the scrap yard than it is to vz

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Post ID: @1wgh+H0pdnXr

@pic

lol good point! why would anyone care about those useless land lines?

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Post ID: @fdg+H0pdnXr

I thought landlines are not important

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Post ID: @pic+H0pdnXr

They should investigate Verizon if any crimes were committed. Seems like they are the ones who would have the means and the motive. False Flag. Inside job.

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Post ID: @giy+H0pdnXr

Its like 99% baloney.

Like I said, maybe like 1 or 2 idiots try do something like that. Whatever damage they might do would barely be noticed. The rest is all just made up by the company to try and make themselves look competent.

You think someone could go around committing massive sabotage and not get caught? In this day and age? No way. Please. I know you guys spend all day in an office but use your heads!

No.

It is all made up by the company, they say that every time there is a strike, but you never hear about anyone getting arrested for this. Why? Because for the most part it does not happen. You know what you never hear from the company during a strike? What you never will hear? "We messed up" they will never say that during a strike and everyone with half a brain knows this.

Release the squirrels? No idea what that means, probably just the Union messing with your heads. Apparently that is easy to do.

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Post ID: @ydt+H0pdnXr

24 different cases in multiple states? After the "release the squirrels" call. Looks exactly like "somebody" screwed up? SMH. Classless.

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Post ID: @uol+H0pdnXr

the company always exaggerates all this "sabotage" to hide the fact that they cannot handle the workload.

Don't you guys all have that amazing new snitch-app the go90 team "designed" for you? How could anyone be running around cutting cable on a mass scale? With cameras everywhere? Sure there might be a few random idiots like that guy who electrocuted himself years back, but for the most part this does not happen and the company makes it all up to hide their own incompetence.

More likely somebody screwed up, you think the company is going to admit that? Seriously?

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Post ID: @nnz+H0pdnXr

Stay classy Union

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Post ID: @lhg+H0pdnXr

Didn't take long for the thuggery to come out did it, brothers and sisters?

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Post ID: @udw+H0pdnXr

Sabotage of the US telecommunications infrastructure should be treated as nothing less than terrorism, because that is what it is.

Don't expect Barry'O to do anything. He is in Saudia Arabia apologizing for 911 victims wanting the ability to sue the ones responceable for bringing down the buildings.

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Post ID: @lxk+H0pdnXr

My money is on "non-union" involvement in these crimes. Why would they cede the high ground that they have already achieved from the company bozos who are self destructing in public, like empty-suit Lowell?

This smells almost as bad as an unwashed H1B.

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