Losses of $87 billion from 2007 to 2020. Why might they have chosen such odd dates to calculate? Perhaps it's because in 2006, Republicans passed a bill requiring the USPS to prefund their retirement benefits for employees 75 years in advance. They're forced to fund retirement benefits for employees that haven't even been born yet and this is the #1 reason why they're seeing losses. Fuck DeJoy and fuck Republicans who want nothing more than to destroy the institutions of this country.
ShepherdPie
20 years ago
Sees letter is dated 2004...
Why have you done this to me?
Maybe these were the bank investors they mentioned earlier in the article, but how do you even do such a thing? I've never heard of investing in local banks but maybe it's a small town, small bank type of thing.
It states that he never once received anything back yet was convinced even after being arrested and sending 10s of millions of dollars into a black hole, that he only needed another month or two to earn everything back. How the fuck can someone be duped so hard?
If you move to a different district only to find that your dog ate your long form birth certificate, should you be disenfranchised until you get a new copy?
Or like me and the government suddenly states that your original birth certificate from the 1980s is no longer valid and that you must purchase a new one to the tune of $80. Fuck them and this bullshit.
Same but my ban was for talking about piracy in /r/movies and then accidently posting there again months later on one of my alt accounts.
"Many victims will never fully recoup losses to their life savings and retirement funds, but at least we at the Department of Justice can see that Hanes is held criminally responsible for his actions."
Can someone explain how they lost this money if the FDIC covered the missing $44M?
Also the devil/Darkness from Legend
"Disposable respirator" sounds like it was named by the same person who came up with "flushable wipes."
The guy seems like a real piece of shit but he's got that grift game down.
Makita, Milwaukee, and DeWalt seem to all be comparable.
This 'efficiency' hit us a few years ago as one of the cities mentioned in the article. Since DeJoy's changes, our local sorting facility was shut down and if I want to mail a letter to my neighbor, they drive it an hour north, sort it, and then drive it an hour south where it's then put on a truck for delivery.