🚀 go-pugleaf

Yik Yak wrote:
> On Sun, 15 May 2005 16:00:40 -0500, "arminius" <richard
> norton@cybertrails.com> wrote:
>
> Gee..if this keeps up, "arminius" will be paying out the nose for a
> breast and a leg of chicken the next time he goes shopping at his
> neighborhood grocery store.

Better to pay more then to pollute America with mestizos*. Too many
fat-assed citizens anyway.

Jay

*spanish speakers of mixed racial background to include
indian,european, and negro.
> >
> >"Kitty" <cowgirla@comcast.net> wrote in message
> >news:CtidnRNO99WPCRrfRVn-sw@comcast.com...
> >>
> >> "Lets Roll" <LetsRoll@Meet-Me-In-Hell.com> wrote in message
> >> news:118f1lrhh1uj145@corp.supernews.com...
> >> > The local Hispanic community reacted to the news with a
combination of
> >> fear
> >> > and resentment since they have constituted the majority of the
estimated
> >> > 2000 person workforce at Claxton Poultry for the past 10 years.
Two
> >plant
> >> > workers were arrested by the Claxton Police Department last
month and
> >> > charged with felony fraud for using forged IDs. One former
worker, who
> >> asked
> >> > not to be identified, stated that some of the plant's Hispanic
employees
> >> had
> >> > used false or stolen social security numbers when they were
hired at the
> >> > plant and there is a fear among some longtime employees that
more of
> >them
> >> > are now in danger of losing their jobs. " We have given our
lives to
> >this
> >> > business," she said. "And now that they no longer need us, we'll
just be
> >> > thrown away." The worker said that her friends are angry because
they
> >> > believe the new Korean work force will be given preferential
treatment
> >> > because of their visa status.
> >> >
> >> > ***Note a lousy 10 years of identity theft and illegal
employment
> >> > constitutes to them having given their lives for something.  And
they
> >have
> >> > the unmitigated gall to complain that someone will be given
preferential
> >> > treatment because they follow the rules!  Yet Mexicans have been
allowed
> >> to
> >> > run amok for so long that they expect, DEMAND, preferential
treatment
> >for
> >> > the simple reason that they routinely break all the rules!
While this
> >> > development does not bode any good for Americans, it does my
heart
> >> > immeasurable good to see the Mexicans taking it in the ass for a
change.
> >> > Welcome to the slave auction blocks and unemployment lines you
created
> >in
> >> > America, mojados!
> >> >
> >> >
http://www.tell-n-sell.net/LaVoz/edicion%20actual/Locales/art2eng.htm
> >> > Claxton Poultry To Hire Workers from Korea
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > by John Newton
> >> >
> >> > The decision by one of Southeast Georgia's largest employers of
Hispanic
> >> > workers to contract with a major South Korean employment agency
sent
> >shock
> >> > waves throughout the Hispanic community in and around Claxton,
Georgia
> >> > recently. Local newspapers reported that Claxton Poultry, Inc.,
located
> >in
> >> > Evans County, had arranged for the Kukjei agency to act as the
> >> intermediary
> >> > in relocating hundreds of Korean families to nearby Bulloch
County, so
> >> that
> >> > they could work in the poultry processing facility. The lack of
local
> >> > housing and Evans county's inability to absorb hundreds of
Korean school
> >> > children were cited as reasons for their decision to house the
Korean
> >> > families in Statesboro. Press reports said that as many as 300
Korean
> >> > families can be expected to relocate to the area by the end of
the year.
> >> >
> >> > The local Hispanic community reacted to the news with a
combination of
> >> fear
> >> > and resentment since they have constituted the majority of the
estimated
> >> > 2000 person workforce at Claxton Poultry for the past 10 years.
Two
> >plant
> >> > workers were arrested by the Claxton Police Department last
month and
> >> > charged with felony fraud for using forged IDs. One former
worker, who
> >> asked
> >> > not to be identified, stated that some of the plant's Hispanic
employees
> >> had
> >> > used false or stolen social security numbers when they were
hired at the
> >> > plant and there is a fear among some longtime employees that
more of
> >them
> >> > are now in danger of losing their jobs. " We have given our
lives to
> >this
> >> > business," she said. "And now that they no longer need us, we'll
just be
> >> > thrown away." The worker said that her friends are angry because
they
> >> > believe the new Korean work force will be given preferential
treatment
> >> > because of their visa status.
> >> >
> >> > According to Kukjei spokesman, Simon Ahn, Claxton Poultry was
looking to
> >> > Korea for a more stable work force since the company has
experienced a
> >> high
> >> > turnover rate with their local workforce in the past. His agency
will
> >help
> >> > the Korean immigrants to find housing, get social security
numbers and
> >> > driver's licenses and buy furniture and cars. Under a special
visa
> >> program,
> >> > Ahn said that the Korean immigrants would all qualify for
permanent
> >legal
> >> > status in the U.S. after working at the poultry plant for one
year. He
> >> > further explained that most of these families were college
educated
> >> Koreans
> >> > who were bringing as much as $200,000 in savings with them and
they were
> >> > willing to work at entry-level jobs in exchange for the chance
to become
> >> > U.S. citizens.
> >> > Toby Spirer, a spokesman for Claxton Poultry, stressed that the
program
> >> was
> >> > a "pilot program" that could be discontinued if it were
unsuccessful in
> >> > meeting company objectives and he said that the total number of
workers
> >to
> >> > be hired were unknown at this time. "Previous press reports
about the
> >> number
> >> > of Koreans who will participate in this guest worker program are
wildly
> >> > exaggerated," he said. "Claxton Poultry is an equal opportunity
employer
> >> and
> >> > all hiring decisions are made without regard to race, religion,
color,
> >or
> >> > creed. We have always welcomed anyone who is willing to work and
we will
> >> pay
> >> > them competitive wages."
> >> > Founded in 1959 by Savannah native, Norman Fries, Claxton
Poultry
> >> processes
> >> > nearly 5 million pounds of meat each week and its logo featuring
a
> >smiling
> >> > kid taking a bite out of a chicken leg is familiar to grocery
shoppers
> >> > throughout South Georgia. The company has received both national
and
> >local
> >> > recognition for its efforts to be a " good neighbor" and has
made
> >> > substantial food and monetary contributions to the Hispanic
community in
> >> the
> >> > past. La Voz plans to publish a more detailed story on this
subject next
> >> > month.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >>
> >> may they all ROT in peace----too bad for the hispanics........life
goes
> >> on---GO HOME!
> >>
> >> Kitty
> >>
> >>
> >