Nah, it's just conspiracy theory

To those who say reports about secret government experiments, and World Trade Center attacks are "just conspiracy theory." Easy to dismiss... check out this TINY article from a NY Times of yesteryear.

Those Pesky Taxes

The Nokia company pays 49% of all taxes in Finland. Smaller corporations pay most of the rest. In the US, corporations complain that the taxes are too high, while many, like GE, pay NO TAXES!!!

This from Bernie Sanders:

How To Increase Longevity

I read an interview with Michael Bloomberg where he brags about increasing the longevity of New Yorkers. I don't have the exact quote, but it was a self-promoting piece implying that his anti-smoking laws and green spaces improved the health of New Yorkers.

Bullshit!

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What improved the health of New Yorkers was throwing out the poor and making this a city for rich people. Rich people live longer than poor people... by a lot. These statistics (from The Nation about Baltimore) show just how much.

On the Same Page

These two articles were on the same page of an NYC local paper. Any relation?

Nah, can't be.

Two questions... 1. Will the DMV allow an IDF license plate?

And if it were a Hassid being threatened by an anti-Jewish nut, do you think it'd take the cops 45 minutes to respond?

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The Greening of Cancer...

And incandescent lightbulbs are ALREADY illegal in California. Despite the lightbulbs... the legislation is sure as hell... er...  short-sighted!

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Ya Gotta Love the Capitalists, huh?

Ya gotta love the Pharmaceuticals... they find a cure to an awful disease... and then? Charge $1000 a day for it! Ain't capitalism wonderful? It encourages innovation... for the 1% who can afford it.

PC in 1990 by Mike Royko

Just found this. I cut it out in 1990... it was an omen of things to come.

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In case you don't know Mike Royko... the great Chicago journalist... find out. He was a God among newspaper men. He stopped writing when he died. That's a shame.