Police who were hunting a former LAPD cop accidentally shot a 71-year-old woman and her daughter as they delivered the LA Times, that newspaper reports.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/lapd-officers-hunting-dorner-shot-women-2013-2#ixzz2KKs9xHm8
You are thinking highly of Foxconn leadership, they don't even place their labor that high:
"Foxconn chairman likens his workforce to animals"
http://www.wantchinatimes.com/news-subclass-cnt.aspx?id=20120119000111&cid=1102&MainCatID=0
Truly, this time is "different"... happy to see some bright minds can think on their own.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vcgCG60tw8&feature=player_embedded
So true, these guys always considered that this may happen, it's just seems like they paid with their lives for oversight/neglegence in HQ(losing warriors like these, each worth millions just in years of training, is huge blunder by whoever was in charge of the op).
Well, you dismiss the argument by calling opponents "loonies", and expect fair treatment?
"Guy with an Econ phd from a top school" missed/denied signs of trouble for last 7 years, I am sorry, his booksmartness doesn't pass the test anymore. I don't think Austrian economics was properly...
And it shows how much you learned there... What you experience is first stages of crisis - denial, anger, related to crash of existing, favorable to you status quo. There is a reason why economics is considered a social science.
If you have bargaining power, they do(sometimes, except stagflation, as seems to be the case now), if you are retired/unskilled/... - they don't
Sad to see that dogmatic beliefs within the confines of existing system prevent thinking outside the box
No doubt, but I would prefer that fruits of my labors would somewhat be protected with asset based money vs being at whim of "ivory tower" idiots like BB. Even former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan got it in his early years. He wrote "in the absence of the gold standard, there is no way to protect...
Well, maybe you should do more research before making statements like that. Gold and silver are WIDELY used in pretty much anything envolving modern technologies like chemical industry and electronics, sometimes in quantities low enough that would not justify recycling. Massive use of it has...
Well, there you said it yourself, "current monetary system", which does no negate possibility of other monetary systems, where money is not so prone to be inflated and debased...
The Bernank believes that central banks hold/trade gold because of the tradition...
And this man is running the most powerful banking organization in the world.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Dj9v9s9buk&feature=player_embedded
maybe he knows just a tad less than JP Morgan, who said in...
yes, but if you go by this:
https://www.fms.treas.gov/fmsweb/viewDTSFiles?dir=w&fname=11071100.pdf
they collect more then enough to pay for SS, other expenses be damned...
well, geee, thanks, prodding ppl to invest in risky assets and punishing savers... following this logic, huge deficit and high unemployment are also by deliberate design???
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