Tag Archives: competence
When Unethical Approaches Evil: The Clarence Aaron Pardon Fiasco
To fail to do justice to Clarance Aaron was unethical and I think being unethical when the stakes are so high comes very close to evil. Continue reading
Filed under Law & Law Enforcement, Leadership, Professions, Race
The Curse of the Honest Vice-President and the Evolving President
Joe Biden told the truth, exposing the fact that Barack Obama is not. Continue reading
When A Corporation Trusts Too Much: The Saga of the Unlimited AAirpass
Beware the Golden Ticket! Continue reading
Filed under Business & Commercial, Character, Marketing and Advertsing
The Messy Case of the Courageous/ Zealous /Inept/ Dedicated/ Venal/ Lying/ Unethical/ Ethical Lawyer
When the screws start tightening, it is difficult for even ethical people to think about ethics. That’s when the ethics alarms become more important than ever. Continue reading
Filed under Law & Law Enforcement, Professions
Why Does American Public Education Stink? The Answer: Incompetence, Stupidity, and Fear. The Proof: THIS…
The NY Department of Education has banned education. You think I’m kidding. Continue reading
Filed under Education, History, Religion and Philosophy, Science & Technology, U.S. Society
Incompetent Elected Officials Of the Month: Oh, Brother!
Here’s some disturbing information about the seriousness with which our representatives take their jobs, and the law of the land. Continue reading
Unethical Quote of the Month: Eric Fehrnstrom
Thanks Eric..good to know. Continue reading
Filed under Character, Ethics Quotes, Government & Politics, Leadership
Ethics Quiz: Mixing Math and Black Humor
A math test that is creative, whimsical…and irresponsible. Continue reading
Filed under Education
Wikipedia Ethics
And this is why you can’t trust Wikipedia, Continue reading
Our Incompetent Broadcast News Media: A Frustrating Morning With Soledad O’Brien
The incompetence and bias of the broadcast media is doing its part tyo send the US down the path of Greece. Exhibit A: CNN’s Soledad O’Brien. Continue reading
Filed under Around the World, Finance, Government & Politics, Journalism & Media
