The Bush administration is trying to privitize 3000 air trafic controller positions (remember the first time an anti-republican, i.e., a person who does not believe in a republican form of government) homed his economic lasers on air traffic conrollers?)
Anyway, perhaps it is not inappropriate to repeat a classic New Scientist cartoon:
Albert the laboratory rat. The British magazine New Scientist had a cartoon series, ca. 1980: "Albert the laboratory rat". Each week Albert had a different adventure in the world of science.
One episode began with the Lab Director being "made redundant" (AKA "laid off", fired...) by Margaret Thatcher, as a cost saving measure. Next frame: Albert is appointed new Lab Director (presumably at lower salary than the former director). Next frame: Albert hires back the former Lab Director as the new laboratory rat. Final frame: Albert relaxes in his director's chair, popping positive reinforcement cookies with one front paw, and pressing the button on a box with his other paw to administer electric shocks to the new lab rat. Through a one-way mirror, we and Albert watch the former Director writhing in pain from the shocks Albert is administering.
I think George W really does believe in FULL EMPLOYMENT --
\brad mccormick
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