"The leaders of these 10 organizations are taking high salaries at the expense of spending dollars on the charity's programs. Despite receiving more than $200,000 in annual pay, these CEOs run organizations that devote less than 60% of their budgets to their programs and services. That means that at least 40% of your dollars are going to such costs as fundraising and administration, including the salary of the CEO."
Pointless rants, misspellings, and typos tossed into the void of the net, . . . vanity, vanity, all is vanity, . . . your home for poorly written Liberal harangues since February 2009, . . . caveat lector, . . . rants are easy, grammar is hard.
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Here's something where A Bush is No. 1
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Agent Orange goes into the NPR Memoryhole
This was shockingly bad "he said she said" journalism by NPR, even given its normal pro-corporate pro-Defense Department bias, NOT ONE mention that Agent Orange causes birth defects?
Monsanto Accused In Suit Tied To Agent Orange
Pathetic memory hole work.
Here's a very complete (and scary) list of the illnesses associated with Agent Orange recognized by the Veterans Administration, NONE MENTIONED BY NPR:
http://www.publichealth.va.gov/exposures/agentorange/diseases.asp
Hard to believe an NPR reporter could be that incompetent, it must be an intentional cover up.
I'm sure the fact the Monsanto, manufacture of Agent Orange, being a corporate sponsor of NPR had nothing to do with this whitewashing.