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Tag Archives: government
Automakers to Guarantee ‘Cash for Clunkers’ Claims Following Dealer Complaints
Eight months after the federal government stepped in to bail out U.S. auto giants, the beleaguered companies are turning the tables and helping the government bail out itself. Major auto manufacturers have stepped up to guarantee their dealers’ “Cash for … Continue reading
Judge removed following complaints of pressure to rule against Chavez opponent
CARACAS, Venezuela — A judge handling one of Venezuela’s most politically charged cases said Monday that she was fired after complaining about pressure to rule against an opponent of President Hugo Chavez. Alicia Torres said she received notification from the … Continue reading
Posted in Other - Government
Tagged Alicia Torres, CARACAS, caracas venezuela, Court, Globovision, government, Guillermo Zuloaga, hugo chavez, judge, President Hugo Chavez, Supreme, usury, Venezuela, zuloaga
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Congressman Spencer Bachus on Republican Financial Regualtory Reform
The Consumer Protection and Regulatory Enhancement Act provides for the resolution of insolvent non-bank financial institutions – no matter how large or systemically important – through the bankruptcy system. It creates a Market Stability and Capital Adequacy Board that is … Continue reading
Iran opposition rallies on complaints of torture, deaths in detention
After the son of a prominent Iranian politician died in police custody last week, 69 leading reformers sent an unusually harsh and direct letter to the nation’s clerical establishment, complaining of torture by the regime “reminiscent of the dark days … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights
Tagged Ali Motahari, death, detention, government, government security forces, Iran, Joe Stork, letter, Mehdi Karoubi, middle eastern countries, Monday, Mr. Mousavi, Mr. Ruholamini, President Ahmadinejad, President Mohammed Khatami, reformist cleric, Shah, shiite islam, Tehran
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Complaints Fill Hearing About Federal Employees’ Health Plan
The Montana Democrat provided no details, but others have said the changes made in recent days would lower the cost of government subsidies for those who cannot afford insurance, as well as pare back a planned 10-year series of rate … Continue reading
White House Responds to Privacy Complaints?
This morning it seemed that complaints from EFF and other privacy advocates and journalists had apparently helped created a change in White House policy concerning the use of cookies and tracking technologies on whitehouse.gov. We were ready to give kudos … Continue reading
Political Rant #111: Chemtrails : Live from Blackpool
The chemtrail conspiracy theory holds that some contrails are actually toxic chemicals or biological agents deliberately sprayed at high altitude for a purpose undisclosed to the general public. Versions of the conspiracy theory circulating on the internet and on some … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Videos
Tagged Carbon, carbon emissions, chemical evidence, conspiracy, conspiracy theory, government, public versions, radio talk shows, sky, theory
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Laid-off workers need better EI plan
As the economic downturn deepens, governments must look for ways to help the thousands of people who have lost their jobs care for themselves and their families. In my last column, I wrote about the need for the opposition parties … Continue reading
Report: Hamas stealing aid supplies to sell to residents
Depravity so low – I had to read the article twice to check whether I was reading it correctly. Need anyone be reminded WHO voted them in – and WHO is now getting screwed over by that very government. But … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights
Tagged cannon fodder, Christian Jew, Gaza, government, group, Hamas, hamas gunmen, human shields, Israel, Kerem Shalom, Red Crescent, Strip, strip paint, Torah Christianity
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