Steve,
Have you been keeping up with the Kerkorkian matter? At this point, it
doesn't look like Schrempp will be doing anything, as both the German and
American shareholders have began calling for his., and much of his team's,
forced retirement come April. It also looks as if Kerkorkan has an
infallible resolve to move Chrysler OUT of the merger, by any means
necessary. I am very happy for Chrysler at this time, the happiest I've been
in two years.....
-Ryan
99 DA RC R/T
Go Kerkorkian.
----- Original Message -----
From: Steve Preston <steve318@webtv.net>
To: <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2000 9:30 PM
Subject: DML: I`m feeling really sad for Chrysler(long)
> This is such a shame.The reason that this is all happening is because
> Chrysler`s management was afraid they could not survive a new century
> without "merging" with somebody.It`s apparent the boldness and
> confidence of the design and development team did not rub off onto the
> beancounters.I can only hope and pray that some American (even Lee
> Iacocca) will buy Chrysler back.It makes me sick to think that Dodge is
> no more an American company than Toyota is,at this point.Since Schrempp
> doesn`t like any Dodges,maybe he can sell that division back to us! I
> tell you folks,we hear so much about how great the economy is.Well,we
> are rapidly getting to the place where we no longer manufacture
> anything,except maybe hamburgers.There are no longer ANY American
> builders of consumer electronics; the American brand names have all been
> bought by China and other countries.So your new Sylvania VCR is a
> Funai,in other words.Here`s the scary part: Every VCR or stereo
> mini-system you buy today makes that 200-million man Communist army over
> there just a little bit stronger,because it certainly does not finance
> the Chinese branch of the United Way.Before you buy anything,please turn
> it around,and see where it was made.Brand names mean NOTHING
> anymore.............I`m sorry.Not too upbeat right now.I think about
> Chrysler,and it just sets me off about all the other great companies
> that we have lost. :>( Next post will be so happy,though,it`ll take
> plastic surgery to remove all our ***dang smiles! I promise. Your
> crestfallen friend and co-Dak-patriot,Steve P.
>
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