Posted on 02/19/2015 2:49:19 PM PST by Biggirl
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FLapJAck FAil!
Cheerin my ass,he is coachin
Liberals won’t pay attention until Hitlery or J F’n Kerry himself are separated from their heads by these neanderthal garbage——then again,....no one will know because the news will not be able to be heard over the thunderous applause!
“Liberals won’t pay attention until Hitlery or J F’n Kerry himself are separated from their heads”
You’re trying to get me to change my opinion of Islam....
Precious!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Barky’s coaching them, cheering, and tipping off our plays.
That`s ok, we deflated the fat chicks
You guys with skills are awesome
I recall an interview in the late 1990s about the organized effort to replace American workers with foreigners who would keep their foreign citizenship and residence but work in a world economic zone (formerly the US of A).
I cannot remember the book and author. In searching for it I ran across some stuff. The Greedy Gates Immigration Gambit "This article establishes that 'things of value' were provided by Microsoft Corporation in order to facilitate 'official acts'—changes beneficial to Microsoft in H-1B visa law in 1996, 1998, and 2000. Microsoft lawyer-lobbyist (and felon) Jack Abramoff played a critical role in conspiring with 10 members of his network and elected officials to expand the 'Abramoff visa' (the H-1B visa).
By the late 1970s, federal R&D funding, which is a key funding source for higher education, had [diminished substantially]. Around this time, college and university administrators were apparently becoming concerned about the cost of faculty and researchers needed to staff . . . The administrators utilized their trade association, the Association of American Universities, to influence Rep. Joshua Eilberg (D-PA), who chaired the House Immigration Subcommittee. Rep. Eilberg utilized once-in-a-lifetime parliamentary tactics to sneak through a change to U.S. immigration law in 1976 that granted colleges and universities the right to import unlimited numbers of professors and researchers—and to avoid any attestations that these employers were harming the employment rights of qualified American citizens. More details are available in the author’s 2005 article about the “Eilberg Amendment.” Title 8, section 1182, U.S.C. 1976.2 . . . Private sector employers who learned about the “sweetheart deal” that colleges had obtained in 1976 desired to have access to the same pool of young reduced-cost, highly skilled labor. The levers of power in Washington, D.C. were manipulated by firms . . . to accomplish this goal.
Among others there's this "Career Destruction Sites What U.S. colleges have become"
I cannot vouch for the facts or that these are the only factors.
Checking in late from the FFL’s loading dock. Got called in after Rush, due to early arriving (tomorrow) truck. Colder than heck on that dock in a forklift! Getting ready to close down in a few.
HiYa, Mags!!
Hiya :-)
If ya dont have stalactites hangin off your moustache....it aint really cold ;-)
I got/had ‘em! Warm coffee and finally closing the darned bay doors helped a little. I’m warmed-up now in the office, on the computer, finally. Long way from done, so I’ll be back tomorrow. Lots of nice stuff arriving.
See how your shining brightness brought the thread back to life?
INdeed ;-)
Do not feed the bears !
Lmao
That is why there is coffee and hot chocolate....so you can strain it through the stache and melt the (whatever it is) ;-) LOL
I got your bears....right here!
Woo hoo
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