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POPS YOU JUST GOT SCREWED and Nobody Will tell you! URGENT!! Made the Digg front page in less than 3 hrs. Thank goodness some people still care what is happening in this country! Meanwhile, last year, Freddie Mac paid chairman and CEO Richard Syron nearly $19.8 million in compensation, Fannie Mae pres. and CEO Daniel Mudd recieved $12.2 million, including a $2.2 million bonus!
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POPSUK Accident Claim & Compensation Claim. Regardless Of Your Age, Condition Or Where You Live In The UK... Or If You're Sick And Tired Of All The Hype You See Online Lately, Then Read Real Success Stories From Real Clients Who Are Claiming 100% Compensation With Us!
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POPSWhat they do with your money Finance managers can never be held responsible. They have at their disposal large amounts which they can invest. It is not their own. If everyone takes personal care, one will look into the shares they buy. Here malpractices and favorism can be done with other's money. Better shy away from mutual funds and investment banking. Have your maoney saved in a regural bank for security.
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POPSPoland Rejects U.S. Missile Shield Offer "But it is also the case that the government greatly raised expectations and that these were never very realistic. Poland does need some compensation (for hosting the interceptors) but they went too far in demanding Patriots." Polish President Lech Kaczynski, a right-wing opponent of the Tusk government and a strong supporter of the shield plan, is now likely to step up his attacks on the government. But analysts said the domestic political fallout would be limited as Polish voters are largely hostile to the project. Washington has said it wants Poland to host the interceptors but that it would look elsewhere if Warsaw declines to take part. The Baltic republic of Lithuania, northeast of Poland, has been suggested as an alternative site for the interceptors.
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POPSThe Pirate Bay to sue anti-piracy agencies? The Pirate Bay showed that emails leaked from media defenders servers clearly showed that the company had launched illegal denial of service attack on the pirate bay’s servers, engaged in illegal hacking and repeatedly flooded them with spam. Funny ???
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POPSIraq Opens 8 Oil, Gas Fields To International Bidding He said even the longer-term contracts would include cash compensation and not a share of oil production. "We don't see a need to allow anyone to share our oil," al-Shahristani said. Iraqi government spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh said Monday that there is no American influence on the Iraqi government's oil decisions. "Politics does not come into this," al-Dabbagh said. "There is no preferential treatment for anyone, no matter who." State Department spokesman Tom Casey confirmed a small number of U.S. advisers were providing "technical support" to the Iraqi Oil Ministry. But he said "they are not there to try and give the Iraqis any kind of specific requests or to make decisions or to even push in an individual direction." Casey said the decision by the Iraqis not to announce contracts for several Western firms Monday was their own and not influenced by Washington.
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POPSBush praises McCain for GI Bill McCain opposed McCain vehemently opposed this (Webb) bill, yet here's Bush thanking him for helping pass it! What is with these guys? McCain offered a skimpier version, insisting that paying college for Iraq vets would encourage them to leave the service when they could (better to offer them worse benefits so they'll stay, I guess, is the old soldier's plan). 32 Second video at link.
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POPS Scholars Make Finds In Search Of Nazi Archive The 50 million pages stored in this central German spa town since the mid-1950s previously had been used by Red Cross staff to respond to inquiries about missing persons or the fate of family members, and later to document compensation claims. The gray metal shelves and cabinets contain 16 miles (25 kilometers) of transport lists, camp registries, medical records, forced labor files and death certificates of some 17.5 million people subjected to Nazi persecutions. Taken together with written and oral testimonies and the transcripts of war crimes trials, the dry data at Bad Arolsen add texture to the known picture of the Holocaust, from the first concentration camps created within weeks of Hitler's rise to power in January 1933 to the defeat of Nazism in May 1945. "It was much more than I expected," said Trouve. investigative researcher Randy Herschaft contributed to this article from Bad Arolsen
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POPS[2nd Update: w/ Video ] VA Lawsuit: A country without Honor. CBS 5:SF Federal Judge Refuses To Order Overhaul Of VA KTVU: Federal Judge Refuses To Order Overhaul Of VA Los Angeles Times:Judge rejects court order to improve VA's treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder San Francisco Chronicle: Judge rules court won't step in to aid vets Reuters: Judge dismisses suit over veteran health care AP: Federal judge refuses to order overhaul of VA
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