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  Once Again

  I feel it necessary to mention GGP is owned by Tom Friedman's wife and family. I mention this because he has a column at the NYT. He can help or hinder her stock with that column. On Mall-operating behemoth General Growth Properties plunges in value posted 8 months ago 5 Responses

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  General Growth

  Tim Friedman's wife is a major share holder in General Growth Properties. Her future wealth is predicated on more and more consumption.

  I say future because her stock has tanked it is worth pennies on the dollar. She was last fall a multi billionaire. Now her stock is worth less than a hundred million if the company survives.On A one-time cheerleader for hyper-consumerism lays down his pom-pom posted 8 months ago 16 Responses

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  End the Reagan/Bush myth's

  Things like this happen because of the Reagan/Bush myth that markets will take care of themselves. PCA even after it killed several people continued to send it's deadly products to people. Corporations will do as little as possible to ensure food safety. If some people die they do not care.

  There is no reason the companies can not pay the government to perform inspections. I know they will scream bloody murder about taxes. Another Reagan/Bush myth. Taxes are how we fund things like fire departments, roads,and all manner of things.On Who put the food companies in charge of food safety? We did. posted 8 months, 1 week ago 6 Responses

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  Carbon Free!

  It is funny to see backpacking labeled as carbon free. I shall now refer to my backpacking habit as carbon free!

  On my longest carbon free vacation, I walked from the California/Mexico border to the Washington/Canada border, on the Pacific Crest Trail.On The benefits of a carbon-free vacation posted 8 months, 4 weeks ago 3 Responses

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  Death Penalty

  The executives if this company knowing sent out a product that could kill. And it did kill. Why are we not talking about the death penalty?On More on the FDA's bumbling role in the peanut-butter salmonella outbreak posted 9 months, 1 week ago 3 Responses