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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by CliqueofOne macguy asks 'Anyone on here a CN worker?' I'm a CN worker with close to 34 years on the Signal Department, macguy. I've had many of my posts deleted because this forum will not tolerate an opinion from a railway employee that actually works for the Canadian National Railways that states just how badly the company is being run. [/quote] Hmmmm your posts suffer from Being-deleted Syndrome aswell? i'm sure many executives of Trains.com would rather it be known as "vanashing act" "Houdini act" or It's-been-misplaced. I rememebr what happened the last tiem i Tired to state what could happen if Cn didn't resolve their strike, And i almsot got terminated from this website. Seems like evryoen hates Statistics these days, And All i was reporting what what i saw in the paper. Actually I have done the math, and about 75% of the topics i start have been deleted for one reaon or another. But i suspect i shouldn't get into this. Cliqueofone, I do work for CP. And i don't want to sound like CP is better then Cn, CN has great potential, But what i see- I msut admit, I don't like. But oddly enough, i'm repeating myself, I posted this in one of the posts That got deleted, hopefully this wasn't the reason it got Deleted. I bet i'm making it look easy to verbaly abuse Cn- well it is not. CNR, Canadian Northers is one of the fundemental Building blocks of Canada, along with the CPR. 95% of people that live 50-100 miles from a major City ought to thank CN RR for then being there. 95% of the people in canada live really close to a Railway, or did at one point. Canada built the Railways, and the Railways built Canada, thats what we are famous for, And both RR's Deserve a hand for making such a great country. But what Cn has becoem is truly upsetting- I started off as a purely Canadian compnay, but moved south, which intern i believe devistated Cn as we know it, because people look at it like it has betrayed the Canadian people And an American CEO, if it has come to that, DOES NOT KNOW what is best for This country, Canada. Cha-Ching theres my two cents.
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