And there will be some that say, “Well, how do you know its union related?” Evidence my friend. Evidence. Here, I’ll show you. Take a look at the picture.

So, you can’t own a business without being terrorized and shot if you’re non-union. Sure sounds Mafia-like to me. And some people wonder why I want war declared on every labor union in this country, and want them crushed. Gee, is it really that hard to figure out?

Which union is involved with this? It’s likely the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Note to you guys: When I need electrical work done, I make it a point to use non-union labor. I’ll never hire a union shop for anything, whether it’s personal or business related, period. Yeah, I’m openly discriminating. What are you going to do about it?

It seems the IBEW has a hard-on for Mr. King’s business that goes back a long time. Oh, and reading this you will understand why unions cost jobs, and simple tasks become way more expensive than they should be, and why they are bad for America, particularly in this economy.

Unfortunately, being a non-union electrical company, King has always been on the radar of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW). In fact, in 2006, he won a significant case against the IBEW at the US Court of Appeals, after the union had improperly promised his electricians jobs on union sites if they voted the union into King’s company.

Since he’s been in business, in addition to the legal battles and verbal abuse, King’s company has been vandalized and threatened on numerous occasions.

“Back then, it was nothing to have to regularly buy a new set of tires,” King said during a telephone interview on Tuesday. “The ice pick was the weapon of choice.”

Until Wednesday, the worst of the union attacks on King and his business came in the mid-eighties during the UAW strike at AP Parts. During a lull in the lengthy strike, King’s business was picketed by more than 50 IBEW picketers. This was at a time when he only had eight or nine employees. One of his employees, whose car was trashed by the union picketers, was also reportedly assaulted by IBEW thugs.

Unfortunately, the vandalism has never stopped. This year alone, he’s had to report three incidents of damage . This doesn’t include the incidents of stalking he and his men have to go through while they’re working.

In one incident earlier this year, rocks were thrown through the front windows of his shop, one of which had the word “kill” written on it.

Unions. Aren’t they swell? Particularly the IBEW. Why they’re just for the “little guy” and they just want “fair wages.” Monopolize an industry? No… not unions!