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  • bongrmovesie bongrmovesie Jun 16, 2009 11:53 PM Flag

    You want to be Non Exempt

    As a quality inspector you want to be non exempt. You do not charge to any specific program this way no one knows what you are doing. Flying to Florida, New York etc you X amount of money per travel and what you don't use for food or lodgeing you can pocket.
    With new management you might want to transfer to the AZUSA plant as an outside inspector its safer with the new management taking over in outside inspection. Don't know what the F--- they are doing and do not have the certs we have

    H Ru

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    • "lodgeing" ?

      they don't know but you do?

    • Now if any of you actually thought that main stream media was not controlled by government this will wake up the sheeple. Tell me again what is the difference between the USA, Venezuela, Iran, etc.

      • 1 Reply to toray99
      • How different are the US and Iran ?

        The West is rightly horrified by the scenes of police violence against protesters in Iran*.
        But how different is America?
        An FBI memo also labels peace protesters as “terrorists”.
        And just as the Iranian government is cracking down on journalists, a 2003 FBI memo describes protesters’ use of videotaping as an “intimidation” technique, even though - as the ACLU points out - “Most mainstream demonstrators often use videotape during protests to document law enforcement activity and, more importantly, deter police from acting outside the law.” The FBI appears to be objecting to the use of cameras to document unlawful behavior by law enforcement itself.
        Indeed, the government labels anyone who disagrees with it a “terrorist”, and government apologists are eager to label anyone “taking a cynical stance toward politics, mistrusting authority, endorsing democratic practices, … and displaying an inquisitive, imaginative outlook” as worthy of a Stalinist trip to the insane asylum.
        But There Hasn’t Been Mass Police Violence in AmericaYou will no doubt argue that comparing the U.S. to Iran is nonsense, as there hasn’t been mass violence in America like we’ve seen in Iran.
        Well, there were the Kent state shootings.
        And at the RNC protests last year, police fired rubber bullets, teargas, pepper spray and concussion grenades at protesters, then arrested them en masse.
        But I think the most important reason that police violence against protesters appears to be less in American than Iran is that the Iranian protests threaten to become a mass movement, while the Americans have largely been cowed into quiet complacency. If American protests were large and aggressive, the police would use at least as much violence as the Iranians are using.