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It's settled: WGA will go on strike

08:03 PM PT, Nov 1 2007

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Finally, this gets underway with a standing ovation for the WGA committee that has been leading the way during these labor negotiations. It's a full house, and everyone is at rapt attention as leaders discuss where negotiations stand.

A few minutes into the gathering, there is no more uncertainty: There will be a strike, leaders tell the thousands of WGA members in attendence. Leaders will send out a press release tomorrow afternoon, telling members precisely when the strike will begin. The Screen Actors Guild president says the actors guild is in full support of the strike and will stand by the writers for as long as it takes.

-- Maria Elena Fernandez

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Well, here we go...
War in Iraq , fires burning, foreclosures at an all time high.
And now we have Rich guys striking Richer guys !
Give us all a break, the people voting , don't even work.
Dear richer guys please throw these not quite as rich guys a bone .
So we can all get on with life.
Please.... so we can back to washing their cars , walking their dogs and tutoring their kids.

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