Re: New bankruptcy laws and retail creditors


<royls@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 25 Aug 2005 13:08:53 -0700, "Phil Scott"
> <philscott@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>>"sinister" <sinister@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>>> "Phil Scott" <philscott@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>>>> "seeker" <mothman20052002@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>>>>> Anyone have any idea what the new bankruptcy laws will
>>>>> do
>>>>> in terms of
>>>>> creditor-debtor with such large credit issuers as Home
>>>>> Depot?
>>>>
>>>> With so many people due to loose it all due to the
>>>> combination of 15% actual inflation, stagnant wages, loss
>>>> of work, and the real estate bubble problem...then
>>>> increased property taxes needed to fund the civil service
>>>> 100k a year retirements...
>>>
>>> You've been challenged many times on this 100k/year crap,
>>> but haven't posted any substantial evidence.
>>>
>>> Go away.
>>
>>Documents CHP, and other civil service pensions in calif
>>between 100 and 200k a year... many transderrable 100% to
>>the
>>spouse on death of the qualifying recipient. A retired CHP
>>at
>>age 51 at 100k with a 40 year old wife who will live from at
>>that age to 92.. thats 52 more years. will draw 5.2 million
>>in
>>state funds over her life time
>>
>> http://www.cfac.org/Attachments/disabilities_pensions.htm
>>
>> So now what will you do? Try to spin you way out of
>> taking
>>responsibility for your abusinvely ignorant remarks. That
>>wont be impressive.
>
> <yawn> Nope. He could just point out that the article you
> reference
> does not support what you have been claiming. A _few_
> high-ranking
> civil servants who were making hundreds of $K get 100K
> pensions. Not
> the large numbers of ordinary police officers, etc. as you
> have been
> claiming.

Not correct. the chief of police in SF makes 245k a year and
will retire at 90% of that, 200k... the beat cops are retiring
mostly at 90 to 120k a year... CHP's in cruizers the ordinary
CHP officer and for that matter most firemen and prison guards
are retiring between 90 and 120k a year ...

Its in the report but of course the report cannot include
80,000 names and amounts for each snivel servant retiring.
They report does give ranges.. as state above. This is
also reported in the major papers nation wide. its a
problem... a huge problem of train wreck proproportions
according the Governor Swarzennegger, and many city mayors.

Its also obscene that the police and firemen are retiring at
age 51 with 100k or more. as the tax payers that pay this
retire at 900 dollars a month...

This mess is hitting the wall now... you can choose to deny it
and fail to read the national taxpayers association web site
and others Ive posted if you wish... maybe you are the dole
too... I understand.

That doesnt mean its decent or sustainable. Here is a
cloooo for yoo... the more I get hit for exposing this
criminality the more Im going to post on it...and more of an
activist I am going to be with the governor in getting it
STOPPED.


Phil Scott


>
> -- Roy L


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