It’s finally coming together. In a last minute push to get a Senate plan in front of the White House a bill has been suggested.
Although we would think that people don’t like paying extra money to companies just for the sake of doing it, this bill creates a foundation for an overdue healthcare bill. My example are healthcare and oil\gas.
This healthcare has taken way to long to get done. As known by everyone, there is a disparity of care based on economic status that is as old as the nation but for this point I’ll say a century. If a person has money they get preventive healthcare, for others they get emergency care at the ER – Trauma center. The care is not preventative and it is too late. Maybe this will bring the equity that the ‘founders’ were thinking about and not writing about. If only the clarity of their thoughts were written so there would be no questions today.
The mayor forwarded the e-mail to city council members, department heads and to a city e-mail list that goes to every employee with an e-mail account.
Piper defended his actions. He said the e-mail is not anti-Muslim and he forwarded it to provide "information."
The e-mail says incorrectly that the stamp was developed under the administration of President Barack Obama. The stamp was first issued in 2001 and reissued in 2002, 2006, 2007 and 2008.
Russia was far behind in 2008 with $3.3 billion in weapons sales to the developing world, about 7.8 percent of all such agreements. The report notes that while Moscow continues to have China and India as its main weapons clients, Russia’s new focus is on arms sales to Latin American, in particular to Venezuela.
France was third with $2.5 billion in arms sales to developing nations, or about 5.9 percent of weapons deals with these countries.
The top buyers in the developing world in 2008 were the United Arab Emirates, which signed $9.7 billion in arms deals, Saudi Arabia, which signed $8.7 billion in weapons agreements, and Morocco, with $5.4 billion in arms purchases.
