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POPSU.S. Mercenaries Exempt from all laws
#1. These mercenaries employed by the U.S. are not subject to the laws of the host country; in this case, Iraq. #2. They are not subject to military laws #3. Now we also see, in this case, they put 'fine print,' in their contracts with employees that they falsely use to avoid accountability to U.S. laws. Over and over again the excuses and the manipulations, the seeking of exemptions and/or special privilages never ends. It's a full time job to keep up with such people and group and those that are suppose to do so often fail or are lax in their jobs (like we learned in the financial scams that keep happening). This clip talks about fixing this "loophole," next year. That's a joke. These people should be arrested and put on trail now. You can pretend to excuse murder, rape, stealing, etc. because you got the victim to sign a contract! Yet many people will do what they want and try to get away with anything. (Like also we see with USA health insurance companies getting esd
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POPSClickbank Affiliate Loophole: How To Earn Online Without Selling I was reluctant to endorse this product until I had read through the material twice. Then it all made sense to me. The truth is, we've all been sensitized to believe the Clickbank is the only means to an end. How far from the truth this is! Discover how to create systems that drive cash to your accounts almost on autopilot. No list, no article writing, no banners!
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POPSGun show "loophole" All of this is being driven by the IACP the International Association of Chiefs of Police who are "consultants" to the UN since the 1970's and who has partnered with the gun banners-The Joyce Foundation. These guys are the drivers behind most of the federaliztion/militirization of police departments as well as being the proponents of "Intelligence Led Policing" and "COPS" Community Oriented Policing. The IACP is responsible for the policy, guidelines, promotion and placement of the Fusion concept that has led to the development of America's new Stasi-like system of domestic intelligence.
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POPSFlorida Care-Giver System Plagued With Felons
12 registered sex offenders and 200 people with histories of harming children. Exemptions are supposed to be granted only with proof of rehabilitation. But about 1,800 of the people approved " or one in five " went on to be arrested again, some within days of the state's determination that they could be trusted to care for vulnerable residents. "It's totally unacceptable. Obviously, this has become a huge loophole that needs to be closed," said Nan Rich, D-Weston, vice chairwoman of the Florida Senate's Children, Families and Elder Affairs committee. A sex abuse scandal at a Miami day care in the mid 1980s prompted the first of several state laws requiring background checks for caregivers and allowing for exemptions. Florida now has a patchwork system with glaring inconsistencies. Employees at day cares and facilities for the disabled undergo a nationwide criminal check. But caregivers for the elderly are checked only for offenses in Florida, with some exceptions.
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POPSProps to Wilson: Democrats Move To Patch Loophole Allowing Coverage For Illegals Rep. Wilson Outburst Leads Senate Dems to Close Loophole in Health Reform Bill In the Senate, Democrats in the so called "Gang of Six," began moving quickly to close the loophole Rep. Joe Wilson helped bring to light with his outburst during President Obama's address to a joint session of Congress on Wednesday night. Continue Reading >>> http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/09/10/rep-wilson-outburst-leads-senate-dems-close-loophole-health-reform/
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POPSGoldman Profits. Do We Lose? From tech stocks to high gas prices, Goldman Sachs has engineered every major market manipulation since the Great Depression - and they're about to do it again. In a brilliant article that appears in the current issue of Rolling Stone magazine, "The Great American Bubble Machine" by Matt Taibbi, we can see in all its gory and horrendous detail what is so wrong with "the invisible hand of the marketplace." From the article: “any attempt to construct a narrative around all the former Goldmanites in influential positions quickly becomes an absurd and pointless exercise, like trying to make a list of everything. What you need to know is the big picture: If America is circling the drain, Goldman Sachs has found a way to be that drain — an extremely unfortunate loophole in the system of Western democratic capitalism, which never foresaw that in a society governed passively by free markets and free elections, organized greed always defeats disorganized democracy.”
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POPSJoe Wilson was right I like how it was put at Instapundit, "It was a breach of decorum and civility. But someone who says “get in their face” and “punch back twice as hard” has little standing to bring that up. If you want to benefit from traditions of civility, you should respect them, and that has hardly been a hallmark of this administration, which has gone out of its way to try to demonize and shout down opponents." http://pajamasmedia.com/instapundit/84941/
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POPSWall Street on Speed
As debates in the blogosphere in the last couple of days have made clear, there are a couple of possibilities of what is at work here. One is that Goldman and others are literally using privileged information to make trades ahead of markets, in which case they are committing a felony. Specifically, the abuse is known as "front-running," or trading ahead of customers, and it is an explicitly illegal form of market manipulation. Front running is epidemic on Wall Street--the whole point of an investment bank trading for its own account is to take advantage of its specialized knowledge of markets--and the SEC or the Justice Department shuts down front-running when it becomes too blatant to ignore. The other possibility is that the Goldmans of the world have found themselves a nice loophole. Tapping into the Stock Exchange's own computers and other sources of trading activity is something that anyone in theory could do, but only a few privileged insiders have the sophistication to exploi
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POPSCan Dolphins Imagine the Future? Partly because their brains are roughly the same size as humans, and are similarly or superiorly complex (although differently evolved in structure), some marine biologists have speculated that dolphins, and other Cetaceans, are at least as intelligent as humans, and could have several unknown communicative abilities, that surpass human understanding.
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POPSDems Brace for HealthCare "Reform" CBO Score Healthcare industry groups have vowed to offer $2 trillion in cost reductions over 10 years to help pay for healthcare reform, but the details of those savings have not been ironed out and some are skeptical they will ever be realized. One Democratic aide suggested that Baucus could find the money using CBO scoring. The push within Democratic ranks to ignore CBO faces a major obstacle in Sen. Kent Conrad (D-N.D.), chairman of the Senate Budget Committee. Conrad would have to agree to shelve the CBO cost estimate and issue his own, a seldom-used process known as directed scoring. But Conrad, a longtime stickler on budget discipline, has stated in no uncertain terms that he will not cast aside the CBO score. Conrad said he has not yet been pressured to change his commitment to use CBO’s score. The Bush OMB score was nearly $140 billion more than the CBO’s estimate. White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) is headed by Peter Orszag
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POPSSmugglers New Instrument If the government passes new legislation that would enable any government border security person to see how much I am carrying on my "cash card" be it a debit or credit type acct., essentially, another basic right to privacy would be gone. Alot of laws are being passed in the name of national security from terrorism that are eroding our personal liberties. Kind of the BRAVE NEW WORLD coming at us....
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POPSGoogle Secret Loophole Bonus Site Google Loophole Secret Cash Rebates $95. Download now because we have an amazing & totally exclusive Super - Crazy Google Secret Loophole Bonus Package
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POPSThe NRA thrives on paranoia, and the rest of us will pay But the NRA is an organization built on fear, and they use that fear to pump up those shreds into nuclear threats. Watch the interview with NRA spokeswoman Rachel Parsons above, talking about how a proposal to close the gun-show loophole -- which permits hundreds, if not thousands, of transactions to occur that would be illegal in a gun shop, and lets people who are forbidden to buy guns to do so, since no background check is required. Parsons is trying to tell us that this somehow affects people's Second Amendment rights -- even though the only actual effect of this legislation she can claim is that the people who put on these gun shows couldn't afford to do so anymore, because they wouldn't be making as large of sums from them as what they're accustomed to. Of course, this has nothing to do with the Second Amendment.
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POPSPub finds smoking ban loophole......... this is not a place were you can have a beer and smoke think about it you still have to leave the main pub and go in to a diff room so loophole for smoking in a pub you decide i don't think so god i no a pub that done the same thing except they just opened a spare room up and said it had nothing to do with the buisness making it residential so if the landlord invites you in to that room you bacome a visitor not a customer and doing that means you do not attract attention because the council that the pub in the story is won't take this kindly the landlady has brought attention to herself and i would think the council will do something about this
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