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Khan, who oversaw the FTC's ban on noncompete agreements, has drawn the ire of corporate groups ... saying Khan was against "almost anything" business wants to do to grow efficiently.
Riiiight. "Business growing efficiently" sounds like a really bad meme, with NDA and layoff texts covering the whole panel and Trump screaming "YOU'RE FIRED!!"
Big business can fuck right off.
She should do what Clint Eastwood did at the RNC in 2012 ... debate an empty chair.
I would assume they wouldn't go through the trouble of removing organs without a good reason, ie: to transplant into some rich Russian.
Actually Mexico has been sending fire fighters for years, as we also go to Mexico when they need help.
We have reciprocal dealings with a lot of nations when it comes to fire fighting (Australia, US, even Turkey [usually with the water bombers]). It's one of the few times that humanity bands together to fight.
Jfc. If two civilians did the same, both would be in jail.
As always, ACAB.
Yes, it is also all those seller's problem as well. And I'm not sure shy you seem to think that's an issue. It's not.
It's also a Temu problem as they're the sellers of said products and should be verifying that those products are not made of toxic materials.
It's not an op/ed piece tho.
I get if you don't like it, but don't lie about what it is.
The act of removing organs from POWs violates the Geneva Conventions, which protect the dignity and rights of prisoners of war. Such actions, if confirmed, could be subject to international prosecution and sanctions.
'If confirmed'? I'd think the body being returned without internal organs would be confirmation enough.
What other excuse could Putin use? That rats got to the body and only ate the heart, liver and kidneys?
Everything ... 'cause rich.
Silly you. ;)