"Big business is doing fine" and offshore tax havens

Look at the post "my letter to president Obama" and the one below it by the same person talking about offshore work. Very well written and worth the read. ...

Right now, they are questioning Bill Sample, Microsoft's Corporate VP. Missed the beginning since I was at the grocery store, so I don't know when it started. ...

first year if you don't have insurance. After lots and lots of people get their subsidies, insurance companies with slowly go under, second year fine goes up, and do you know what the fine is after the 2016 election? $695. Wonder how many low information voters don't know this. Lots, I'd wager. On to single payer, just as planned. Many have been duped. ...

legislation this week that would establish “compulsory voting” in the state and punish those who don’t vote with a $10 fine. On the face of it, it looks a lot like Australia’s compulsory voting law. Wait a minute. I thought people can’t afford to get an identification form, like a license, to prove they are eligible to vote. So how the heck can they afford a fine. She hates the poor! One of the Kennedys thinks the govt should own our organs by default. I guess if the govt ...

So to those who do own dogs, do you walk them, tie them to a tree/lead or just let them wander around the yard (hopefully a fenced yard) on their own? While I was growing up, we raised 3 dogs and all lived to be from 14-17 yo. They were always walked several times a day no matter what the weather was. Never did we have them outside in a yard, nor did we have them tied to a tree or anything else. To my parents, tying them up and allowing them be alone outside was just unthinkable. In two weeks, ...

This circus never ends. ...

How Trump is Draining the Swamp Chaos or strategy? This Might Explain a Lot of Things Going on at The White House "Apparently, liberals and never-Trumpers are so isolated in their political circles that they have no concept how things work in the real world of business and corporate America. For example, they completely fail to grasp the concept of the "hatchet man." Allow me to explain: Say you are a business tycoon. You just successfully completed a large-scale acquisition an ...

"DOJ" HA - refuses to investigate into the connections between the State Dept and the Clinton Crime Family Foundation; so, that's that. Justice for all is the last thing they serve up there. ...

...and I mean ANY guns down to and including pellet guns. There are some other things that I would also prohibit them from owning, such as anything that can be used in making bombs, etc. No timers, no mercury or remote switches, no radio transmitters, no primers, etc.. So sorry, but if you're on a TERROR WATCH LIST there's a reason for it - or should be (see below). This makes perfect sense, so I don't see why Trump's willingness to consider this should be ...

Split it top to bottom in the middle so each new country has a coastline, and borders with Canada and Mexico. Let the liberals migrate to Liberalania, and conservatives to Conservania. Independents can choose, but the choice is irrevocable. Then, let's see which nation prospers and which does not. First, I know where most independents will choose to go, and it ain't Liberalania. Second, I advise Conservania, as its first official act, to build a very, very, ve ...

I read the post below about the lady whose family cook book is getting published, and also once in a while see someone posting their stuff on Esty. That's amazing. I was wondering if anyone has taken a hobby and turned it into a lucrative side job? I am barely making ends meet! As soon as I get my check it's gone. Thank goodness for Angelfood ministries! I can do bead work, crochet, knit and sew. I can draw and know how to can fruits, but there just isn& ...

I saw some comments on the board recently about the strangulation of business through regulation. It's a subject I've always been fascinated by because of its vast complexity, politicization and above all a complete lack of named regulations. It's so rare that any politician right or left ever names an individual regulation they don't like. They are always referred to in bulk: "Those darn regulations are killing American jobs." Certainly some are point ...

It's hard for me to even imagine! ...

from the Trump organization. Briefly, Trump & Co. did not want to pay for the clean-up, saying they had no connection to the previous owner that left the mess. The previous owner was Donald Trump, Jr. Trump & Co. wanted the taxpayer to foot the bill. It appears that even the red state of South Carolina would not buy this. ...

I have had major problems with my ISP for the past two years At first they were okay because the lady who helped customers was great, but she is gone now and they will not answer my billing questions. I have called and emailed numerous times. Already complained to the BBB who will not really do anything. Is there something else I can do? ...

Trump will be committing impeachable offenses from the moment he is sworn in. ...

According to the article "President Donald Trump will name his son-in-law, White House senior adviser Jared Kushner, to lead a new office responsible for streamlining and overhauling the federal government." The article also says "We should have excellence in government," Kushner told The Post in an interview Sunday. "The government should be run like a great American company. Our hope is that we can achieve successes and efficiencies for our customers, who are the citizens." I beli ...

It is truly unbelievable that this conman is our president. He is using the office of the president to profit his business and it is shameful. ...

- at least, when it comes to themselves. My eyes glazed over as I read about the complete disruption that the Oscars will be causing to implement security for these delicate flowers - and not just on Oscar night but days before. Road closings, barriers, fences, heavy armed patrols, etc. They're even shutting down subway stops and interrupting other public transportation 24 hours ahead of the event. They themselves describe this as a "total lockdown" - which I find v ...

I have gotten the newspaper for years now although as everyone knows with the internet and other means, newspapers going downhill fast. I have called and called my carrier, same complaint, asking to speak to supervisors trying to get the situation straightened out. I know for a fact if a subscriber has a special request, this newspaper goes along with that, or is supposed to. I have received the papers folded over so much (4 folds completely) that by the time I would get them cannot sit in a cha ...

We've been asking the wrong question. My family has a business. We hire people, so according to the current standards, we should not have to pay taxes. We are creating jobs. However, we have not yet reached that magic number. It's higher than most of you think. You have to make more than a million a year, much more than that probably, before you get to stop paying taxes. Before you get to that point, you get to save money in other ways. I paid cash for my house. I pay cash for ...

That is one of the stupidist things I everheard. Another stupid thing he said was: If you inflate your tires, you'll be able to save on gas mileage. I mean, he thinks his base is really stupid and they believe anything he tells them. If I said that to someone in normal conversation, they would laugh at me. ...

For some of the businesses and government agencies that surround President Trump’s “Winter White House,” the effects of his frequent weekend getaways to Mar-a-Lago can best be told in numbers. $200,000 in lost fuel sales at a large local airport in a single four-day visit this month. 75 no-shows at a new restaurant in just one night. $60,000 a day to pay overtime to sheriff’s deputies who guard the many closed roads, a tab that is about $1.5 million over all ...

Here is a good article on how Trump has treated his golf club associates, neighbors, members, employees, etc. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/what-trumps-golf-course-management-tells-us-about-how-hed-be-president_us_581dfe7fe4b0e80b02ca5eda ...

contenders at Tuesday's Democratic presidential debate will say they're the toughest on big business. What they won't say is their own policies favor big business, big time. Bernie Sanders, the self-described socialist who's been attracting big crowds and gaining ground on Hillary Clinton in polls, gave a glimpse of this over the weekend, telling "Meet the Press" how he plans to compare "my consistency and my willingness to stand up to Wall Street corporations, big corpora ...

Pray for those losing their jobs in the oil industry. ...

President Donald Trump’s company, the Trump Organization, is marking golf properties and related products in the U.S with a coat of arms that belongs to a different family, after being barred by British authorities from doing so in the United Kingdom, according to a New York Times report on Sunday. The Trump emblem is a nearly exact copy of the crest Britain granted to American diplomat Joseph Edward Davies in 1939. There’s just one tweak: where the original featured&n ...

I've always had troublesome hair - thin, fine, limp, tangles at every turn of my head. Conditioners are a must or I could never comb it at all. Most conditioners are too thin, runny and wimpy for my hair, and it takes me forever to comb it out (my hair is really long, down to my fanny, and straight as a board). Every time I find a product that works in my hair, they take it off the market, it drives me nuts! My current product is Pantene conditio ...

I have a couple that are painfuol as soon as they break through the skin, can feel them but not tweeze them out. Postmenopusal, sigh. :) ...

"Big business is doing fine" and offshore tax havens

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