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Video Thai Paratrooper's Life-Saving Move Amid Mid-Air Chute Failure
I did several jumps in the early 197s. It was forcefully drummed into us IF THE MAIN SHUTE FAILS TO OPEN PULL THE RESERVE IMMEDIATELY DO NOT FART ABOUT TRING TO OPEN THE MAIN. I never had a shute failure but this man did exactly as he had been trained to do. -
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Trump Questions Timing of Biden's Cancer Disclosure: “Why Did It Take So Long?”
My hero?well if you mean an effective president that works within the framework of our constitution and laws …you know that legislation thingy and stands up for American ideals sure……or if you mean real Americans like Jhon McCain yup that’s a hero.Now if you mean a New York City trust fund baby who is a pathological liar and a malignant narcissist nope that’s not a hero,that’s a man trying to create division over another’s illness.hope that helps but it won’t.furthermore thesetat just were are trump’s medical records?tax records?education records? -
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Republican big bill breaks promise on ending tax on soc. security but does something better
You're right! It's NOT realistic to think the employer is just gonna eat the FICA taxes and medicaire and unemployment insurance and any other goodies the federal or state governments decide to mandate. You think those costs don't enter into the formula when determining wage offers? Nope, mean old management is gonna reduce whatever salary offer accordingly, unless you're critically needed, in which case it'll be passed on to the customer......you. You're paying for it, just like you'd be paying for "free" healthcare. -
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Trump deporting migrants to 3rd World countries contrary to Court orders
It's going be a long 3 and a half years, buckle up buttercup. -
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Republican big bill breaks promise on ending tax on soc. security but does something better
NO! You did not understand that article correctly. Read it again... it addresses the gap between the payouts and the replenishment from current contributions. The gap is real but your assumption that the gap is covered from general government revenues is INCORRECT! The gap is covered by a slow contraction of the SS/Medicare trust funds. The SS/Medicare funds initially built up a very large reserve when the demographics of working population were much more tilted towards younger contributors. As the baby boomers started to retire, the outflow of benefits began to exceed the inflow of contributions. As a result the large reserve declined probably starting prior to 2010. But... the reserves are still there but quickly declining. The reserves will be totally spent in about 10 years from now. EVEN THEN current law will not allow general government revenue to cover the shortfall.... this will cause the SS benefits to be reduced by about 20%. -
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Republican big bill breaks promise on ending tax on soc. security but does something better
Good post. I should research a bit more. It appeared as taxes on my payroll statements and w-2. Never explained to any of us the details other than 7.5 % paid by me and 7.5 % paid by the company.
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