They are the Teamsters union, and they have been organized for more than 100 years. What you are seeing now is a new form of wildcat strike. In the long history of the labor movement, globally, legal unionization was brought about by the capitalist class in order to prevent the labor class from overthrowing the capitalist class. Classic class warfare. Unions started long before communism, and long before capitalism. They existed, informally, during the middle ages, for example. Probably even farther back than Roman times. Skilled labor has always fetched a higher price. The bankers invented communism as a means of fighting capitalism. Banking is far older than any existing nation. They are the driving force behind globalism, as the bankers see themselves as the rightful rulers of the world. The problem bankers face is that capitalism creates wealth far faster than banking ever can. A person can begin with nothing and in a few decades be as powerful as any bank. Bankers would prefer a world without capitalism, but in order to get that, they must first destroy freedom. That's why America, and all the other countries in the Western world, must be overthrown. Back to the unions: Unions were the base of Western communist power for more than 100 years. They used to go on strike all the time, constantly disrupting business operations. They certainly did not win all of their protests, but they did win at least 1/3rd to 1/2 of them. They were able to force up wages and living standards to create the middle class. Legalization of collective bargaining allowed the unions to become a major segment of society. with rates of worker unionization differing from country to country. Another effect of the unions was to turn every single capitalist state into a welfare state economy. This is accepted as standard practice across the planet now. It was not always this way. However, after all of this, the banking class turned away from their support of the union movement right after the fall of the Soviet Union. That's when they began the fag agenda. They shipped the union worker's jobs all over the world, mostly to China. For the worker's here, they got pink slips. For a while, I used to close factories for a living. Union participation has dropped dramatically in the years since, however, there are many jobs that simply cannot be shipped overseas, and these remaining unions, if anything, have become even more powerful. They are essential workers, without whom society will collapse. Truckers fall into this category. In the world of labor negotiations there exists the concept of bargaining power. The bargaining power of any union depends partly on how essential that union is to the larger market, how essential the larger market is, the difficulty of replacing the union workers with other workers, stuff like that. The unions that have survived the offshoring of the manufacturers tend to now have far greater bargaining power today than the unions of thirty years ago. These are the unions that could not be destroyed by the bankers. The teamsters are a very old and very powerful union. Should the government begin to crack down on them, it is very likely other old and powerful unions will intervene on their behalf. The teamsters know this too. Tradesmen, dock workers, etc. The government could very soon be facing a spontaneous general strike, and will likely collapse in the face of that. This is the beginning pre stage of a right wing color revolution. The governments can be replaced, and so can the bankers. Skilled labor cannot be replaced.