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I always thought it was most curious that Saul Alinsky worked under Frank Nitti (Francesco Raffaele Nitto) in his younger days. Then I saw a Hollywoodized biography (Frank Nitti: The Enforcer, 1988) of Nitti which portrayed him as being the key mob boss who, late in his crime career, moved the mob towards pseudo-legitimacy by infiltrating some of the union’s leadership.

Labor unions have almost always been led by Marxists or by Mafia types (see Jimmy Hoffa, whose son heads up that same union now). See the International Workers of the World (IWW).

Industrial unions have essentially disappeared, as have their employers.

But we have public sector unions, like ATF, which, along with trial lawyers are the two greatest contributors to the DNC in its march to make us totally, not just partially, socialist, under its dominion forever.
The point of unions is to organize against employers, but who employs the public sector unions? We taxpayers.

We can thank JFK for green-lighting the concept.

I despise Labor Day, given its history and results.

That said, on reflection of its dual-use sense, to all the past, present, and prospective mothers, and the fathers who stand with them, thank you.

“Shakedown Socialism: Unions, Pitchforks, Collective Greed, The Fallacy of Economic Equality, and other Optical Illusions of “Redistributive Justice”
by Oleg Atbashian

Oleg was a graphics designer under the old Soviet system and thus part of the propaganda machine. As the title suggests, there are a variety of topics. But by my reading, the big topic of the book is the folly of committed labor union people promoting a communist gov.

He speaks of those who imagined that the labor leaders would be in the catbird seat, but in reality the political leaders had no time or care for their issues. And the reason was that once absolute power is obtained, the power of unions becomes worthless.