Cassi Creek:
The true
nature of the GOP emerges on camera.
Here’s hoping that they have dug their selves a deep enough hole to keep
them exposed during the coming elections.
Cassi Creek:
I’ve written
a lot about the mercenary corporations growing fat from this war while our
troops are under-paid and under-valued.
If the corporate contractors and the private armies now find they are targeted
by Iraqis, I have no sympathy. The mercenaries
have put their selves in positions that they thought removed them from legal
action by Iraq. So sorry, guys, your
greed and your willingness to let international corporate pirates use you may
well be your downfall.
If you wind
up in some Iraqi prison, Uncle Sugar has no reason to come to your aid. You built your bunkers…
Drug testing for welfare, unemployment insurance, workman’s
comp – State legislator wants these to “reduce fraud.” http://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/morning_call/2011/12/tn-lawmaker-calls-for-drug-testing.html
Cassi Creek:
I have
serious concerns regarding this proposal.
Most likely the legislator in question has no idea of how expensive accurate
drug testing, from sample collection through final reporting is; and how
inaccurate improperly performed drug testing is.
This is not a
quicky drugstore yes or no procedure that can be taught to a high school
dropout office temp. If done properly
the collection process will be observed and a valid chain of custody
initiated. The serious nature of this
process should demand that any such analysis for abused drugs should conform to
those regulations already in place for workplace injuries, incidents, and
employment by transportation agencies.
Anything less is simply wasting money by allowing essentially worthless
procedures by un-trained and un-licensed employees.
The myth of
millions of people not working due to government money allowing them to stay
stoned at taxpayer expense is just that, a myth. What’s next, required church attendance?
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