Did any war we had helped any one to get ahead?
If we hadn't been in Iraq, Syria, and Libya would the outcome be that much misery we have today. Is the area safer today?
War sets us back as human. Just a thought.
Friday, April 20, 2018
Moral...*
Did any war we had helped any one to get ahead?
If we hadn't been in Iraq, Syria, and Libya would the outcome be that much misery we have today. Is the area safer today?
War sets us back as human. Just a thought.
Just In...*
Surprise..... Stormy Daniel had sex... got paid not for sex, but to shut her up.
Starbucks,..... two guys didn't buy coffee,...
People,.... there are bad people in Syria...
Thursday, April 19, 2018
Korean...
Korean Air Lines said it has suspended one of its chairman's daughters from her marketing work after she threw a tantrum at a business meeting, triggering public outrage and a police investigation.
The daughter, Cho Hyun-min, also known as Emily Cho, is the younger sister of another Korean Air executive whose onboard "nut rage" outburst delayed a flight in 2014.
The flag carrier said Cho, a senior vice president, was suspended from work. It said it will take further action following the police investigation.
Cho allegedly hurled a cup of water at an ad agency official during a meeting last month. She later apologized on Facebook, saying the outburst was sparked by her passion for commercials. Cho oversaw the company's marketing and commercials.
Gentlemen...
The store manager’s complaint is very to the point — her end of the call lasts about ten seconds.
“Hi, I have two gentlemen in my café that are refusing to make a purchase or leave,” she tells the operator, then proceeds to give the location’s address. The operator responds, “All right, police will be out as soon as possible.”
The two men who were arrested say they’d asked to use the bathroom while waiting on a third person to arrive, but employees told them the café’s restrooms were for customers only. They went and sat at a table without making a purchase, but grounds, to be told to leave.
Kaine...
Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Virginia, is calling out President Trump's authorization to launch a precision missile strike in Syria last week as an "illegal military act," slamming the administration for not coming to lawmakers on Capitol Hill first to seek congressional approval to carry out such a strike.
He added, "What the president can do is defend the U.S. against imminent attack but if it's a matter of going on offense, against a sovereign nation of Syria, he's got to come to Congress. Especially since they've laid out that they've known for months about these chemical weapons attacks.
Tim should tell this to Hilary who went Willy Nilly in the Middle East with terrible results for humanity.
Wednesday, April 18, 2018
Shameful...*
Warner Chilcott has agreed to plead guilty to criminal charges. The company paid kickbacks to physicians to entice them to prescribe its drugs, manipulated insurance companies to pay, and made unsubstantiated claims about its drugs. It will pay a criminal fine of $125 million.
Several individuals, including a physician and former district managers, have also pleaded guilty or been charged in connection with the investigation. Former Warner Chilcott President W. Carl Reichel was also arrested on one count of conspiring to pay kickbacks to physicians.
The lawsuit alleged the company paid doctors speaking fees to induce them to prescribe the drugs, and promoted uses for drugs that weren’t approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, which caused government health programs to pay for prescriptions that shouldn’t have been paid.
Add to it the failed attempt Tax Inversion between Pfizer and Allergan and you may see the Scope.
Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump promised to change the monopoly?
Just a thought.
Lose...*
You may be confused about why we are bombing Iraq and Syria.
We support the Iraqi government in the fight against ISIS.
We don't like ISIS, but ISIS has been supported by Saudi Arabia, whom we do like, and Saudi Arabia is now supporting us in bombing ISIS.
We don't like President Assad in Syria. We support the fight against him, but not ISIS, which is also fighting against him.
Then comes Iran and Russia, which don't like ISIS but like Assad against Saudi. Then comes Turkey.
We don't like Iran, but Iran supports the Iraqi government against ISIS.
We compete and work together with Russia but we don't want them to take credit.
So some of our friends support our enemies and some of our enemies are our friends, and some of our enemies are fighting against our other enemies whom we want to lose, but we don't want our enemies who are fighting our enemies to win.
If the people we want to defeat are defeated, they will be replaced by people we like even less.
And all this started by us invading Iraq to drive out terrorists who weren't there until we went to drive them out. [Audrey Bailey on . Posted in News & Comment]
So to win, we lose and if we lose...... Just a thought.
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