Thread regarding L-3 Communications Holdings Inc. layoffs

BASI - Beech Aerospace Systems, Inc. (nee Raytheon, nee Veritas, etc., eventually L-3) - one of the founders' ashes actually resides in the (almost) heart shaped pond, which sits right underneath the window of whomever is currently occupying the "Executive Office." Google Earth it! (555 Industrial Drive South, Madison, MS 39110). So, think of this, every time a Texas or NY exec comes to town and parks their rental car in a "Reserved" space, they could exit said rental car and throw a football into that body of water. If they had the "arm," that is. And there the football would float among whatever detritus has been allowed to accumulate in the pond. "Detritus." Look it up, turtle doves. To my mind, after months of questioning, if this company does not deign to communicate with its employees in a meaningful way, then this company must think of us as: Detritus! I, and many others, don't give a flying fig about rumors of mass layoffs. What I, and many others, want is an answer to the question: what the Hotel Echo Lima Lima is going on? Simple, one would think! Although, considering, we can't get a straight answer, then this questions must rank up there with difficult propositions: such as splitting atoms and "why doesn't he or she love me?" In case anyone has forgotten: Beech: T-34, T-6, C-12, King Air 350...only a few of the Beech platforms we do/have supported. No one keeps those planes flying other than the mechs/av techs, GSEs, Logs and Records folks, etc. in the field. Along with their PMs in MadAsASonOfABeech. But, let's put this question where is truly belongs, not in MADiISON, not EVEN with the MADMen, but with the TexANS! or those in New York City. Speaking of NYC: Those well dressed, well spoken, better looking than most, visitors to our humble building: why can't any of you cats formulate an answer to a really simple question. As this question has been posed for months now, you look stupid. Have you all lost your Phi Beta Kappa keys??????? One would think with all the Texas/NYC resources, there would be SOMEONE who could formulate a simple declarative sentence or five.