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Los Angeles, CA May 30, 2009
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Government Buying Up Its Opposition
It's no secret, the government has its opposition. No problem, the government just simply buys up its oppostion and controls them. Take for instance the below news story of a newspaper exposing police abuse. The police merely buy up the newspaper and orders their detractors be fired.
Such action shows the inherent dangers of government buying up (pronounced "nationalizing") businesses. As an illustration, what if the largest business here in the this nation, was bought up by government. Imagine for a minunite if General Motors was bought up (nationalized) by the government and it became "Government Motors" and it had government officials sitting on its executive board making operational decisions. Wow.
It has been proven from actual literal experience that government is so inept at business decisions that it could not even turn a profit when it seized a whore house and tried to run it. http://www.dailypaul.com/node/83270 "Back in 1990, the Government seized the Mustang Ranch brothel in Nevada for tax evasion and, as required by law, tried to run it. They failed and it closed."
Who knows what would happen if the government got into the housing business, or dared to buy up Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, AIG, Bear Stearns, Lehmann Brothers, and who knows what else, and tried to run them?
Without doubt, Government has the Midas Touch -- but in reverse. Whatever it touches turns to - - - - .
-Ron Branson
Los Angeles Times
L.A. police union wants San Diego newspaper writers fired
May 21, 2022
The union representing Los Angeles police officers is pressuring the owner of San Diego's main newspaper to change the paper's editorial stance on labor issues or to fire its editorial writers.
The feud is rooted in the recent purchase of the San Diego Union-Tribune by Platinum Equity, a private Beverly Hills firm.
Platinum relies on a $30-million investment from the pension fund of Los Angeles police officers and fire fighters, along with large sums from other public-employee pension systems around the state, to help fund its acquisitions of companies. As League President Paul M. Weber views it, that makes the League part owner in the flagging Tribune and League officials are none to happy with the paper's consistent position that San Diego lawmakers should cut back on salaries and benefits for public employees in order to help close gaping budget deficits.
"Since the very public employees they continually criticize are now their owners, we strongly believe that those who currently run the editorial pages should be replaced," Weber wrote in a March 26 letter to Platinum CEO Tom Gores.
Weber, in an interview, emphasized that the League is not demanding changes in the paper's news coverage of the issue or in its staff of reporters. "It's just these people on the opinion side. There is not even an attempt to be even-handed. They're one step away from saying, �these public employees are parasites,' " Weber said.
Bob Kittle, editor of the Union-Tribune's editorial page, rebuffed Weber's comments. While his staff has written several editorials critical of the benefit and pension commitments city leaders have made to San Diego's five public employee unions, he denied Weber's charge that the paper is out to hurt public employees.
Kittle said no one at Platinum or higher-ups at the paper had contacted him about the union's request.
Mark Barnhill, a principal at Platinum, acknowledged the letter from Weber but declined to comment on whether the firm planned to take any action. In a recent interview with the Union-Tribune, however, another Platinum executive indicated that the League is wasting its time.
"Platinum has no editorial agenda," he said. "We will rely on the newspaper's professional staff to ensure that its pages appropriately reflect the values of the community it serves."
-- Joel Rubin ______________________________________________
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