[Jack Deth]

First of all. Paragraphs are our friends.

Second:NO ONE CARES!!!

The Corporate Suits of the Hollywood Studios' Parent Compnaies could care less if their writers go on strike. The profit from Hollywood hasn't been all that much to write home about, once the old Hollywood System allowed itself to be bought out to the likes of GE and Sony.

The Hollywood Studio suits are always eager to opt out for more "Reality Based" television series that requires no writing, which is why they were purchased in the first place.

The writers for films are all fully indocrinated to the liberal, PC mindset long before they reach for a pen or sit behind a keyboard. As the slumping numbers for ticket sales for their product has shown for the last decade.

Especially with the latest trend for Hollywood "Movies With A Message" ("The Kingdom", ""The Valley Of Elah", "Lions For Lambs" and the up-coming Brian DePalma turd-in-a-punchbowl, "Rendition") that are breaking records for not being seen.

Let the strike cause the "Domino Effect" downfall of Hollywood. Chances are very good that no one will notice.


Jack.

[Beachcomber]

I understand (now) about paragraphs.

Obviously I am not a writer, as racing dan pointed out.

And "NOBODY CARES" except the thousands of people thrown out of work, innocent bystanders, all of them.

But, thanks, anyway.