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Pathetically Amateurish AG Report Puts SD Spotlight on Brown. And Maybe on His Wife, Too, a Board Member of Jack in the Box
I want to know how the police chief was able to circumvent the Sunroad search warrant by checking with Sanders before he carried out the court order. It gave Sunroad a chance to hide the evidence. Isn't that obstruction. ==================================== I said it when it happened, Sanders was guilty of obstruction of justice- PC 148-and he was lucky he was not charged.— May 21, 2008 10:51 p.m.
Governments' Pension Numbers Often Meaningless. Actuaries Cave to Pressure, Says New York Times, Citing San Diego
It's pretty interesting that the actuary currently hired by the city to evaluate the system says that DROP programs can be beneficial to cities. ====================================================== Please post up where the current actuary said DROP is beneficial. Drop is not cost neutral. Proven fact. I have a great solution to "keep" valued employees, RAISE the retirement age from the bogus 50 to age 67. Boom, problem solved. Page 1, footnote 1. http://www.sandiego.gov/cityattorney/reports/pdf/…— May 21, 2008 4:01 p.m.
How San Diego's pension debt ballooned
"....Shipione went through the files as if she were possessed — tipping over cartons, spilling papers on the floor.” . . “Not yet in office a month, Aguirre was at war with the pension system, the city manager’s office, the council, and the local police.” ================================================= These statements brought a tear to my eye!!!! I loved this story! (I also love ! marks). Validates everything you, me and others have been saying. Grrrrrr.......That is me taking a bite out of Col. KFC Sanders butt......lol! Don, did you personally speak with Roger Lowenstein when he was researching the book??? Have you spoken to him recently about the book or San Diego's problems???— May 21, 2008 12:23 p.m.
Herbal Life's pyramid scheme
To which of the three groups above do Don and JohnnyVegas belong? By Successful_in_MLM ================================================ See Don, what did I tell you, the truth kills this scammers!— May 21, 2008 12:05 p.m.
Governments' Pension Numbers Often Meaningless. Actuaries Cave to Pressure, Says New York Times, Citing San Diego
And Shipione got slandered as a reward for blowing the whistle. =============================================== Not to mention they were actually going to try to ARREST Shipione at one of the meetings.....Man, talk about some dirt bag politicians! Too bad they didn't arrest her-she would have had the biggest false arrest lawsuit the City had ever seen!— May 21, 2008 12:02 p.m.
Governments' Pension Numbers Often Meaningless. Actuaries Cave to Pressure, Says New York Times, Citing San Diego
Where is JF when you need him to spin the facts >>>>?— May 21, 2008 11:53 a.m.
AG's Report Clearing Sanders Is a Joke, as Expected. Here's Some Advice: Follow the Money
The war has ended Fumbler-Sanders lost. He is going bye bye. The final nail in Sanders fall from grace for me was when Don broke the story that Sanders had a dork on loan from the Airport/Alan Bersin and this clown was trying to influence the FAA in Texas to keep the Sunroad building at 12 stories. And Sanders/Sainz tried to cover it up and flat out lied about this guy (cannot recall his name-Don will know). That was it, once I found out about that nonsense it was game over for Sanders in my book. When the almighty dollar starts coming before human life then it is time to find new elected officials.— May 20, 2008 10:08 p.m.
NFL Owners Opt Out of Players' Union Contract. There Could Be No 2011 Season. Chargers Less Likely To Leave
I think football at most Division I schools make money, certainly at major schools (Michigan, Notre Dame, Oklahoma and so forth), and if they make enough money they can support other sports programs. I think HS and college sports has a lot to offer-but I think pro sports has turned into the biggest corprate welfare scam in America. Fumbler, why don't you try getting off that chair shaped fanny of yours that is 4 sizes too big and start an exercise program, might work out some of your aggressions. I feel sorry for your wife (or long time companion).... if you have one. You are one grouchy whiner.— May 20, 2008 10 p.m.
NFL Owners Opt Out of Players' Union Contract. There Could Be No 2011 Season. Chargers Less Likely To Leave
Good, I hope there is no football in 2011. Billionaire owners and millionaire players acting like little cry babies in a 1st grade recess dispute. I hope they cancel the 2011 season. I hope they all lose a ton of money. I hope the fans wake up and smell the coffee, and then take their time returning to the games. Football, all sports, has been reduced to the all mighty dollar-nothing more. I stopped watching pro football more than 2 decades ago-after Al "Carpet Bagger" Davis moved from Oakland to Los Angeles. Never looked back and don't miss it one bit.— May 20, 2008 3:22 p.m.
Herbal Life's pyramid scheme
Gange=Pot??— May 20, 2008 1:07 p.m.