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Watch: Bill OReilly-Loving Climate-Denier Breaks Down After Watching Documentary Chasing Ice, Vows to Stop Climate Change | Alternet
Do we have time to change one Fox News viewer’s mind at a time? via Watch: Bill OReilly-Loving Climate-Denier Breaks Down After Watching Documentary Chasing Ice, Vows to Stop Climate Change | Alternet. The answer to the question – of … Continue reading
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Tagged Chasing Ice, Chicago Tribune, climate change, Disney/ABC, Fox News, FTC, Los Angeles Tribune, media mogul, Rupert Murdoch, SEC
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LabCorp, MedTox … a match made in hell (a/k/a The Beltway)
Usually it’s easy to repost what The Pathology Blawg writes on WordPress. But not today. The post I wanted to draw attention to is titled “Third, fourth and fifth law firms announce investigation of MEDTOX Scientific.“ You really should read … Continue reading
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Tagged corporate predation, FTC, LabCorp, media mega-mergers, MedTox, Orchid Cellmark, SEC
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Santorum says “Women need to know their place” – Free Wood Post
Update – 2/19/12 – In response to Kathleen’s comment, below, I’ll make this post clearer. Free Wood Post publishes political satire, and this satirist had extrapolated Santorum’s anti-women screeds – such as rape being an act of God – into one … Continue reading
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Tagged DNA backlog, DoJ Antitrust Division, FTC, Justice for All Act, Patrick Leahy, rape act of God, Santorum
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FTC published letter re LabCorp, Orchid Cellmark – too late, too lackluster
My guess is that Ohio’s Governor John Kasich isn’t going to be any happier than I am with the FTC Secretary Donald S. Clark’s portrayal of competition in forensic DNA testing, at least not after the governor is made aware … Continue reading
FTC, DoJ, Bar Association okay with higher DNA test costs keeping killers, rapists free
Over $88M was disbursed last year in federal DNA Backlog Reduction Funding Awards. Years ago (pre-automation that speeds DNA testing and reduces test costs), that $88M+ could be expected to cover costs to test @2,786,025 pieces of evidence, getting a … Continue reading
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Tagged conviction corruption, Crosley Green, DNA, DOJ, DoJ Antitrust Division, FTC, IRS Oversight Board, Jeffrey Abramowski, LabCorp, Orchid Cellmark
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DoJ Antitrust Division’s silence on LabCorp’s acquisition of Orchid Cellmark is anything but golden.
The DoJ’s Antitrust Division should have prevented LabCorp’s acquisition of Orchid Cellmark; our government has no right to make justice less available to its citizens, let alone make it less available to the citizens of other nations. There is little … Continue reading
Speak up … hold the FTC accountable for affordable, ethical DNA tests.
Give the gift of justice … demand that the FTC undo LabCorp’s acquisition of Orchid Cellmark to make DNA test prices affordable and their results ethical. Please use the search window for greater knowledge FTC’s premeditated betrayal of incarcerated innocents. … Continue reading
“SOMEONE VERY CLOSE TO YOU WANTS YOU DEAD!!!”
Update 12/22/11 - If even 1/4 of FBI agents were “as-seen-on-TV” intelligent and ethical, we’d never read headlines as stupefying as “FBI Says Activists Who Investigate Factory Farms Can Be Prosecuted as Terrorists.” While Internet scamsters care the hell out of seniors … Continue reading
FTC approves conditional sale of Orchid Cellmark to LabCorp, ignoring incarcerated innocents
But not Mom’s looking to hold their baby’s fathers accountable. Or rightful heirs looking for a cut of what their fathers couldn’t take with them. Incarcerated innocents, per the FTC, can go fly a kite, with the going and the … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Friedman, Chris White, Crosley Green, DNA amplication, DOJ, evidence tampering, FTC, Gary Bennett, Gerald Stano, Jeffrey Abramowski, John Dean Moxley, John Preston, Juan Ramos, LabCorp, Monte Adams, Norm Wolfinger, Orchid Cellmark, William Dillon, Wilton Dedge
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