Comments on: Who needs a blacklist blog? http://www.hazards.org/blacklistblog/2009/08/07/who-needs-a-blacklist-blog/ This blog is brought to you courtesy of Hazards magazine Mon, 26 Apr 2010 21:26:30 +0100 hourly 1 By: Jawad http://www.hazards.org/blacklistblog/2009/08/07/who-needs-a-blacklist-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-41 Jawad Fri, 14 Aug 2009 13:05:02 +0000 http://www.hazards.org/blacklistblog/?p=157#comment-41 Hazards magazine lists the companies that used The Consulting Association in the newly published article <a href="http://www.hazards.org/victimisation/allfiredup.htm#fulllist" rel="nofollow">All fired up</a> Hazards magazine lists the companies that used The Consulting Association in the newly published article All fired up

]]> By: HK http://www.hazards.org/blacklistblog/2009/08/07/who-needs-a-blacklist-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-39 HK Wed, 12 Aug 2009 17:43:41 +0000 http://www.hazards.org/blacklistblog/?p=157#comment-39 Hi - we are trying to create a blacklisting blacklist. A list of those involved in blacklisting. Any details useful, for current info: <a href="http://nowornever.books.officelive.com/blacklistingbastards.aspx" rel="nofollow">Now or Never/Campaigns/Blacklists</a> Hi – we are trying to create a blacklisting blacklist. A list of those involved in blacklisting. Any details useful, for current info: Now or Never/Campaigns/Blacklists

]]> By: Rory http://www.hazards.org/blacklistblog/2009/08/07/who-needs-a-blacklist-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-34 Rory Mon, 10 Aug 2009 15:49:05 +0000 http://www.hazards.org/blacklistblog/?p=157#comment-34 From Roland Sheppard. Retired Business Representative Painters District Council # 8 San Francisco I got blacklisted in the 70s and in the 90s and again after I led a successful strike against the employers and the union officials in 'partnership' with the painting contractors. From July 2003 to July 2004, I worked a total of 300 hours, even though I was looking for work starting a 6AM every weekday morning. The only way I could beat the balcklist was to get elected. And then I fully understood the expression that "payback is better then a bitch" -- a payback is better than sex, it lasts forever. Roland Sheppard. Visit my web site at: http://web.mac. com/rolandgarret From Roland Sheppard.
Retired Business Representative Painters District Council # 8 San Francisco

I got blacklisted in the 70s and in the 90s and again after I led a successful strike against the employers and the union officials in ‘partnership’ with the painting contractors. From July 2003 to July 2004, I worked a total of 300 hours, even though I was looking for work starting a 6AM every weekday morning. The only way I could beat the balcklist was to get elected. And then I fully understood the expression that “payback is better then a bitch” — a payback is better than sex, it lasts forever.

Roland Sheppard.
Visit my web site at: http://web.mac. com/rolandgarret

]]> By: gavin troughton http://www.hazards.org/blacklistblog/2009/08/07/who-needs-a-blacklist-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-20 gavin troughton Sat, 08 Aug 2009 19:56:50 +0000 http://www.hazards.org/blacklistblog/?p=157#comment-20 Once blacklisters understand the damage they have done to innocent people, they will wish to redeem themselves by revealing all who they have blacklisted unjustly. Those blacklisted should then be entitled to receive details of what has happened from those who are responsible for countering the illegal activity. Placing an onus upon the wronged to discover what has happened , when the calling cards of the blacklisting activists are not recognised by those bureaucrats whose support is necessary to effectively counter the activity, is like asking the person who has been robbed in the night to identify the robber to his accomplices. Once blacklisters understand the damage they have done to innocent people, they will wish to redeem themselves by revealing all who they have blacklisted unjustly.
Those blacklisted should then be entitled to receive details of what has happened from those who are responsible for countering the illegal activity. Placing an onus upon the wronged to discover what has happened , when the calling cards of the blacklisting activists are not recognised by those bureaucrats whose support is necessary to effectively counter the activity, is like asking the person who has been robbed in the night to identify the robber to his accomplices.

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