OUT GO THE FIRST CLASS/BUSINESS CLASS SEATS
There is no question airlines see the future a lot differently than those idiot optimists who are trying to tell us the worst is over and good times are just around the corner. Not only are they parking up planes by the ship load, they are gutting the ones still remaining in service to make [...]
Tags: Airlines, Barney Frank, China, Citroen, France, McDonalds, Mercedes Benz, Nancy Pelosi, Peugeot, Pontiac, Recession, Renault, Starbucks, Wall Street
SEVEN TRILLION FOR WALL ST AND BANKS BUT NOT A DIME FOR GM
My blood boils every time I switch on the T.V. and see that stuttering and nervous twitching Henry Paulsen take the podium to defend his actions for sending America down the same road as King Caligula did to the Roman Empire two thousand years ago. Mind you, I feel almost the same every time that [...]
Tags: America, Barney Frank, Bear Sterns, BNZ, Bush, Chrysler, Citibank, Ford, GM, Goldman Sachs, Henry Paulsen, Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, Nacy Pelosi, New Zealand, Obama, Social Security, The Big Three, Wachovia
About Me
Julian A. Keeling has been part of the ocean and air freight business for the past 35 years. He is the CEO of Consolidators International, Inc., which he established over 15 years ago and is believed to be the largest air cargo wholesaler in the United States. The company’s headquarters are in Los Angeles, with facilities in Atlanta, New York, and Auckland, New Zealand and operations in Australia, Asia, the South Pacific, Russia and the E.U.-
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