cik2e
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I am sure everyone has seen a shooting star. Planes don't move like shooting starts or whatever is in this vide.
I think it's safe to conclude that this is not a plane nor a meteor.
I believe that's what was meant by "fake". In other words, inauthentic.
As far as the transformation from "private institution" to central bank, are you suggesting that this was a form of Open Market Operations?
What I'm suggesting is that the official account makes no sense. Mary Lincoln Todd waits for Booth to do all of his theatrics, instead of immediately screaming "EVERYONE WITH A GUN SHOOT THAT MAN".
I am not suggesting it anything beyond that. But I am not terminally naïve.
I challenge you to look for good historical analysis of the situation. There isn't that much.
And as Booth is being a Marvel action hero (a man in his 40s), everyone is standing around twiddling their thumbs? Including the military detachment outside. The story is not realistic on any level.
If companies are "allowed" to lay people off, then why not this? I'm pretty sure this is within the boundaries of "at will employment". You'd have to show some kind of civil rights violation.
Companies don't have to show cause to fire anyone. That's a cover your ass situation. This ass-covering makes sense with more than half of the US population now falling into some kind of protected class.
Ironically, here in the United States, they have everyone distracted with race wars and gender ID while workers' rights are still nonexistent.
That's why corporations love Corporate Black History Month and Corporate LGBTQ Month so much. They get to virtue signal that they don't discriminate while continuing to rob everyone blind.
Pricing out poor fat people from restaurants will not solve the obesity epidemic. It will drive them to Doritos.
Not everybody eats restaurant food for entertainment. Sometimes you can't cook and a larger portion means leftovers and usually more calories per dollar.
There's nothing wrong with large portions. If you didn't want that much food, go to a different restaurant, or a buffet where you can select exactly how much food you want.
And what large portions are we talking about anyway? That peaked in the 90s just like your bug splattered windshields.
>> Economists such as Lord Adair Turner, the former chair of the British Financial Services Authority, have argued that innovation in the financial industry is often a form of rent-seeking.[24][25]
source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rent-seeking
Do they not teach this stuff in an undergraduate business classes any more? "Float" was BIZ101 and in BIZ102 you learn how to read financial statements...
The "genius restaurateur" in the article rediscovered the art of not paying your bills with a credit card, i.e., the "debt trap".
I am pretty sure it's the source of the money that matters more (legal vs. illegal) than whether the accounting tricks are legally sound.
What you're saying sounds like "at least he wasn't a complete numb-nuts", but that's not much of an "at least" in this scenario.
I am pretty sure the courts will be looking for an "at least he wasn't stealing from his customers".
At least, that's the sane hope.