First Good News Story: US Department of Justice Drops the Case Against General Michael Flynn. This case was a total travesty from Day One, and documents revealed this week show a real conspiracy, led and known by those at the top of the Obama Administration FBI, led by James Comey. The reputation of the …
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This is What.Is.Wrong.With.Seattle
The title of the story on the KOMO news web site is Watchdog: SPD Needs Big Mayday Reforms. In Seattle, MayDay every year brings out the Anarchists, masked and destructive, breaking glass in store windows, and other acts of vandalism. See this picture-this is what the Seattle Police Department is faced with EVERY MayDay! See …
Socialism Doesn’t Work…Even at 70K
Funny, normally the levelers known as Socialists or Communists prefer to bring the high-earners down so everyone is "equal". This business owner in Seattle tried it the other way, making the minimum salary at his tech firm $70,000 per year. Yes, even new hires with less experience were paid at that rate, higher to start …
“Supplier Diversity” What? Why?
Find out how creating diversity within your organization and among your suppliers can help achieve your business goals. The ISM Annual Supply Chain Diversity Summit features prominent speakers from different backgrounds and perspectives who will share valuable insights about how to make your organization more successful. Join us for a full schedule of featured speakers, …
Free Speech Quackery: Today’s Best of the Web
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702304603704579324792383854488.html?mod=djemBestOfTheWeb_h So here's James Taranto's take on the meaning and application of Freedom of Speech. He always makes me think about things in new ways.
Are We Citizens? Or Are We Subjects?
This is a very pertinent question these days, when we hear daily of transgressions against us by our Intelligence Services, the Tax-collecting agency, and our own Justice (?) Department. When the powers-that-be on all levels of government are delegating more and more quasi-legislative power over us, to un-elected bureaucrats. When even the federal Department of …
I stuck by my “pet stock”, and I’ve been rewarded
I bought my first stock on my own account in early 2000. The company was called ARM Holdings, and they make software that runs embedded processors. My shares, then, cost $33.00 each. I thought that they had an excellent business model, licensing their software to companies that make computer chips for lots of different products. …
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