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Since the Dilly, Dally, Delay & Stall Law Firms are adding their billable hours, the Toyota U.S.A. and Route 44 Toyota posts have been separated here:

Route 44 Toyota Sold Me A Lemon



Sunday, May 8, 2016

RSN: Noam Chomsky: On the Death of the American Dream, OxyContin's 12-Hour Dosing Claim Attacked in Massive Investigation,



Good article about Purdue Pharma - Sackler family fraud that merely reaffirms the Big Pharma Fraud! 

Drug salesmen promoted oxycontin to doctors with the bogus claim that patients couldn't become addicted. 


The drugmaker’s statement also added that “the people at Purdue have dedicated themselves to helping address our nation’s opioid epidemic.”





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Noam Chomsky: On the Death of the American Dream
 Noam Chomsky. (photo: Graeme Robertson)
Kathryn Ryan, RNZ
Excerpt: "Bernie Sanders is described as radical and extremist, but if you take a look at his policies, they wouldn't have surprised President Eisenhower. Eisenhower famously said that anyone who doesn't accept basic New Deal policies doesn't belong in the American political system. Sanders is basically a New Dealer. If you look at his policies, they would have been considered relatively moderate in the 1950's."
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Nick Turse | Donald Trump in South Sudan, What Trumps the Horrors of a Hellscape? The Donald!
Nick Turse, TomDispatch
Turse writes: "Everywhere I went in South Sudan, I couldn't get away from Donald Trump. So many - South Sudanese, Americans, Canadians, Europeans - seemed to want to talk about him. Even in this ruined shell of a town, Trump was big news."
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Prison Labor Strike in Alabama: "We Will No Longer Contribute to Our Own Oppression"
Jack Denton, Solitary Watch
Denton writes: "The prisoner work stoppage is a nonviolent protest against many of the conditions in Alabama's prisons, especially against the unpaid prison labor that makes money for private companies and the state of Alabama. During the stoppage, Alabama's incarcerated will refuse to leave their cells to perform the jobs that they usually perform each day for little to no pay."
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OxyContin's 12-Hour Dosing Claim Attacked in Massive Investigation
Sy Mukherjee, Fortune
Mukherjee writes: "The financial incentives behind this marketing strategy are clear. Purdue's extended-release technology for the active ingredient in OxyContin, oxycodone, represents the firm's main advantage over competing pain pills that require more frequent dosing."
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Transgender Voices in North Carolina: Devastated by New Law
Jonathan Drew, Associated Press
Drew writes: "Some transgender people say they're suffering not only from the law's practical effects, but also from the emotional consequences of the state regulating deeply personal aspects of their identities. Here are some of their stories."
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Sadiq Khan Overcomes Nasty Attacks From Conservatives, Becomes London's First Muslim Mayor
Justin Salhani, ThinkProgress
Salhani writes: "Londoners elected the city's first Muslim mayor in a historic victory Friday, against the backdrop of rising xenophobia and anti-Muslim sentiment throughout Europe."
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Canada Wildfire Explodes in Size, Rages for Seventh Day
Rod Nickel and Liz Hampton, Reuters
Excerpt: "A wildfire ripping through Canada's oil sands region blazed for a seventh day on Sunday as officials warned almost 100,000 people who fled the area that they would not be returning home soon."
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