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Sanders Claims City Can Return to Bond Market. Oh? That Will Be Up to Investors. Bond Rating Agencies Suffer from Bad Reputation
www.changesandiego.org =============================== Lots of good links on this web page. Have to explore it when I get some free time.— May 20, 2008 1:05 p.m.
Purported Ethics Commission Pulls Another Slimy One. This Is So Blatant It Could Backfire
Don, that is actually a GREAT plan for cleaning up the Cities financial mess. Only thing I did NOT agree on was the TOT tax. But you know what-if you could roll back both pay, and especially pensions, of the City employees, I would go along with a TOT tax. But not trash, we already pay for that in our property bill. BTW-did you see the UT's website this afternoon, former SD Clowncilman Mike Gotch has died. My feelings towards Gotch have been vented here before so I will not repeat them during this time.— May 19, 2008 3:25 p.m.
Herbal Life's pyramid scheme
Nice link, but I am going to have to ask why the lead was analyzed in labs outside CA, and even the USA????? CA. has hundreds of state certified labs for testing-why not use one, even if it is in ADDITION to the Switzerland and Israel labs... Makes the testing look like a smelly fish, when it doesn't have to.— May 19, 2008 3:18 p.m.
Was Dan Broderick Really a Model of Integrity?
JF-for the record, Bob Ilko was an actual SDPD cop. RW came up with that. I had no idea who Ilko was or what RW was talking about when he started that line. So, as to why anyone would think I am Ilko, I will fall back on your statement about Jim Fowler, " I have no idea of how he came up with that." There was a SDFD FF on VoSD who used the Jim Fowler handle, so I think I, like most people, assumed it was you. Maybe you were doing that to throw everyone off, the old monkey wrench trick-----???— May 19, 2008 8:37 a.m.
Was Dan Broderick Really a Model of Integrity?
I dunno, Don... he's sure got the stretching the truth part down. ======================================== Stop it, you're killing me......lol.— May 19, 2008 8:32 a.m.
Herbal Life's pyramid scheme
Social Security is not avery smart way to run a retirement system, but it is not a pyramid scheme. It has basically been abused the the Congress, who have stolen the money out of it. Then Senator Dan Moynihan "fixed" it by raising the FICA contributions-which were once again quickly stolen by the Congress, and now we need to "fix" it again-IE raise the taxes on it again. Sort of like the CA budget and CA legislature. Idiots leading other idiots.— May 18, 2008 7:48 p.m.
Herbal Life's pyramid scheme
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OS2fI2p9iVs ================================================= Has nothing to do with pyramid scams.— May 18, 2008 4:23 p.m.
Herbal Life's pyramid scheme
The people have already decided about the scams Reader- pyramid schemes don't work, never have-never will. And when you get caught in a lie, like the three I called you on, it just destroyed what little credibility you had. There are a few millionaires at the TOP, that is why they call them pyramid schemes. As for your "pie in the sky" claims that your pyramid scheme is "booming", I say your nose just grew 10 feet long with that statement. But feel free to post up a copy of a tax return.— May 18, 2008 3:49 p.m.
Was Dan Broderick Really a Model of Integrity?
Johnny, you keep saying that fumber is actually James Hartline. But you do not offer definitive proof of that thesis. =========================================== No proof at all, just a hunch based on similar personality disorders.— May 18, 2008 3:42 p.m.
Was Dan Broderick Really a Model of Integrity?
Hahaha...the "Bob Ilko" fantasy has risen from the dead. Thanks "Jim Fowler".— May 18, 2008 3:41 p.m.