They've lost the narrative.
PANIC!
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Dec 7 2019 13:05:46 (EST)
Knowledge is power.
Think for yourself.
Trust yourself.
Do due diligence.
You awake, and thinking for yourself, is their greatest fear.
Sheep no more.
THE GREAT AWAKENING.
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MTA Executive Leadership
Janno Lieber
Chair and CEO
Lisette Camilo
Chief Administrative Officer
Richard Davey
President, New York City Transit
Daniel DeCrescenzo
President, MTA Bridges and Tunnels
Paige Graves
General Counsel
Catherine Rinaldi
President, MTA Metro-North Railroad, and Interim President, Long Island Rail Road
Jamie Torres-Springer
President, MTA Construction & Development
Kevin Willens
Chief Financial Officer
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Frank Annicaro, Acting President, MTA Bus Company
Quemuel Arroyo, Chief Accessibility Officer
Kuvershen Ayer, Chief Procurement Officer
Craig Cipriano, COO, New York City Transit
Demetrius Crichlow, Senior Vice President for Subways
Michael J. Garner, Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer
Jon Kaufman, Chief of Strategic Initiatives
John McCarthy, Chief of External Relations
Sarah Meyer, Chief Customer Officer
Anita Miller, Chief Labor and Employee Relations Officer
Chris Pangilinan, Vice President, Paratransit
Rafail Portnoy, Chief Technology Officer
Shanifah Rieara, Sr. Advisor for Communications and Policy
Patrick Warren, Chief Safety and Security Officer
Laura Wiles, Chief of Staff
Michele Woods, Auditor General
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Diesel prices putting truckers out of business, impacting store shelves
LAKE MARY, Fla. -
The price of gasoline is soaring, and diesel fuel is climbing right along with it. Florida has one of the highest diesel prices in the nation with an average of $5.63 a gallon. These prices are having a massive domino effect starting with America’s backbone, truckers.
"The cost of diesel is single-handedly taking us out of the game one by one no matter how big you are," said Joshua Jenkins.
It’s been a bumpy ride of late for Jenkins. The veteran trucker has watched drivers turn down essential shipments because the price to haul it is more than what the job pays. "If you’re getting paid $2 per mile you’re not taking that load no matter if it is baby formula or orange juice because the cost of diesel is $5 plus. You just can’t take that load," said Jenkins.
Last year, Jenkins and others in the trucking business saw a massive boom in profits as the trucking shortage led to bigger jobs and bigger wages. Now the price of diesel has led to shortened trips, cutbacks on jobs, and it is putting some out of business. "I put $500 in this morning. Just for one day," said Owner, Operator Manny Soliz.
https://www.fox35orlando.com/news/diesel-prices-putting-truckers-out-of-business-and-impacting-store-shelves
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