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Sanders, Issa pump H-1B program
The J-1 is another corporate-welfare program that negatively impacts educational (training) and career opportunities for our citizens and the scope is broader and even more expensive to society than the H-1. Whether for public universities or non-profit institutions--our society and taxpayers shell out to pay the salaries of J-1 researchers via federal grant funds, including their visa processing so that many foreigners enjoy US training opportunities that give US taxpayers absolutely no return on their investment and diminishes educational imperatives in our own society. US trainees should be the rule, rather than the "exception" in labs. But step into any laboratory at most institutions and you'll quickly learn that the reverse is true. Principal Investigators (lab directors, professors) don't recruit or hire with a sense of civic duty or conscience about where all that grant money comes from. Most have no awareness of Title 45 - Public Welfare which they automatically agree to abide by upon acceptance of grant funds (typically in the $100s of thousands and routinely more than 1 grant at a time). http://grants.nih.gov/grants/managing_awards.htm Testing of PIs in this science town on the federal guidelines they agree to abide by upon acceptance of grant awards would be quite revealing, or worthwhile at the very least. Institutions are focused on appeasing their funded researchers, whose grants come attached with high overhead amounts. It's an expensive trough, costing our society in more ways than one, and on a grand scale nationally. By never questioning the "brilliant", the high and mighty and the prestigious organizations whose walls protect this elite caste---our society's and economy's losses are likely sky-high. Adding insult to injury, the corporate-research partnerships take this veiled, elitist, education & training system to a whole other level for the upper 2% alone as corporate partners receive first-rights on tax-funded discoveries. Corruption serves itself; society must defend against corruption.— October 1, 2013 11:43 p.m.
City will indemnify resigning Filner, with some hedges
Californian: you left out "under- and mis-informed, ignorant, blind/deaf to corporate and political shenanigans, complacent, easily manipulated and brainwashed by TV info-tainment, too busy and/or overworked to seek details and connect dots and plain old suck-ups to corruption. . . . I think you probably fit into a few of those categories. From a native Californian.— August 24, 2013 10:14 a.m.
City will indemnify resigning Filner, with some hedges
Women's rights arguments at a moment like this is like arguing for a drop of water in the desert. Human rights and democracy NEVER were what was propagandized in this country, but the ruling 2% are dangerously brazen now. Just stay out of their way and stay in your place all children, women and men!— August 24, 2013 9:55 a.m.
City will indemnify resigning Filner, with some hedges
CA State Attorney General too? What when big business (those main stream media pimps feeding the masses an all-you-can-eat buffet of lies & spin--even kpBS), are great "friends and sponsors" of government and education? Time to turn the composter over.— August 24, 2013 9:46 a.m.
City will indemnify resigning Filner, with some hedges
Wrong again, 2x in one comment.— August 24, 2013 9:24 a.m.
City will indemnify resigning Filner, with some hedges
Yeah they did, stuck out like a sore thumb and in like a thorn because the statements are true. No worries, you're going to soon be back to the smooth talkers that will be screwing you and everyone from all angles, very quietly and sweetly like music to your ears.— August 24, 2013 9:21 a.m.
City will indemnify resigning Filner, with some hedges
The day that "San Diego: Stupid is as Stupid Does" is adopted as the new motto for America's Finest Plantation.— August 24, 2013 9:08 a.m.
DeMaio's men's room masturbation went unreported (updated 8/26)
Suggested starting point: Strict ethical standards and regulation of news media.— August 23, 2013 5:40 p.m.
Local courts full of Dianne York cases
FRACK!— August 21, 2013 10:45 p.m.
Filner, Goldsmith met today: reports
Not me. If you've been watching closely enough the past few years, it is NO surprise. Cancelled subscription long ago.— August 19, 2013 9 p.m.