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First, Feinberg and fellow spawn of Satan at Cerberus ensure the bankruptcy of Chrysler by gorging on $7billion in TARP money; next these judeo-globalists offshore Chrysler to India via FIAT. [color="DarkRed"](on the Cerberus board of directors is none other than resident Bush41 administration genius, Dan Quayle)

[color="DarkRed"]Could the Tata Nano come to the U.S. through Fiat/Chrysler partnership?

It’s no secret that India's Tata Motors wants to sell its $1,983 Tata Nano in the United States. CEO Ratan Tata told us that the Nano has to meet “rear-crash tests” in the U.S. for which ”redesigning is necessary, and will take 3 years.” It was even reported last week that the U.S. could get the Nano by 2011.

So how will the Nano come to the U.S. when Tata Motors has no presence in the U.S. whatsoever? According the New York Times, the new Fiat/Chrysler alliance could be the answer for Ratan Tata and his goal to sell the Nano in the United States.

Fiat and Tata share many joint ventures and Tata helps Fiat sell its car in India, Tata’s hometown. The two companies also share a giant factory in India and Tata helps Fiat develop a pickup truck.

[color="DarkRed"]KIKE Hellhound of Motown

Detroit was full of happy talk after Cerberus Capital Management agreed to pay DaimlerChrysler $7.4 billion for the Chrysler group. But the name is more than a little bit intimidating.

In Greek mythology, Cerberus was the flesh-eating hellhound who patrolled the gates of Hades to make sure the dead didn't get out and the living didn't get in.

Cerberus founder [color="DarkRed"]Stephen Feinberg liked the idea of the three-headed dog as a symbol of his company's vigilance. In theory, one of the dog's heads would always be on watch, protecting the money of Cerberus clients.

In Greek mythology, wrestling Cerberus was the 12th Labor of Hercules – akin to the task [color="DarkRed"]Ron Gettelfinger and the United Auto Workers have this summer when contract talks begin. In Roman and Greek tales, various figures were able to pacify the beast with honey cakes, music or the old-school version of tranquilizers. UAW scholars undoubtedly will be scouring the ancient texts for ideas.


 
Posted : 12/06/2009 1:57 pm
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