No. It seems to me that when there is a food poisoning outbreak it is the food company itself which reports the problem. it is not a government agency that discovers the problem. If that is the case, an unscrupulous provider could purpodely fail to report a problem, or if evil, could even purposely spread some nefarious agent. That is what happens in the new book, “The Ovary Wars.” The US is possibly economically destroyed.
June 23rd, 2010 | Mike Hogan | 0 comments | ContinuedFeatured Post #1
Is our food supply safe?
No. It seems to me that when there is a food poisoning outbreak it is the food company itself which reports the problem. it is not a government agency that discovers the problem. If that is the case, an unscrupulous provider could purpodely fail to report a problem, or if evil, could [...]
Mike Hogan | June 23rd, 2010 | Continued
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Wrapping presents is a waste
Father’s day is over and I received some very thoughtful and useful gifts. All of them were gift wrapped. It took me approximately ten seconds to remove the gift wrapping, and five seconds to throw it all in the trash. I can’t even remember what it looked like. It seems [...]
Mike Hogan | June 22nd, 2010 | Continued
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It must be the Washington air
What happens to these politicians when they get to Washington, DC. They all seem reasonably intelligent before they get there. They graduate from fancy schools, but after they arrive there, they are completely different. They seem like they never went to school, never balanced a check book, and do not have any [...]
Mike Hogan | June 18th, 2010 | Continued
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Why do we have graduation exercises?
Another graduation. More complaints about the decorum of the students. Do away with the graduation. Mail the diploma. Then the parents won’t complain, the students won’t be reprimanded and the faculty and administrators won’t waste their time.
Mike Hogan | June 14th, 2010 | Continued
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Happy to be unhappy
One main topic of older persons conversations is medical illness. It seems that if they don’t have a medical ailment to complain about, they are unhappy. The pain and inconvenience of the ailment are of lesser importance than the happiness of complaining about it.
Mike Hogan | June 13th, 2010 | Continued





















