He could say he was recruiting for the Don Bosco football team. :frusty:
As far as giving the benefit of the doubt, I don't see why Somali drug dealers would make up this story if it was not true.
Gawker Claims Video Exists of Rob Ford Smoking Crack
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As far as giving the benefit of the doubt, I don't see why Somali drug dealers would make up this story if it was not true.
That's where you're wrong (again)
IF I was in Ford's place, I would have already taken the drug test because I have not used drugs and have nothing to hide and I would love to stick it to my detractors.
Besides, as I previously stated in my day to day life, I do a lot of work for the big mines and everyone there from the CEO on down (and me) have to take drug tests. Refuse the test, you don't work for them. There is nothing unconstitutional about it.
The city should test all of its employees as far as I'm concerned.Mixed feelings about this suggestion.
No one should just jump and go do some drug testing because of allegations from drug dealers and avowed political enemy like the Toronto Star.
Then again, if Crackman Ford is to be tested, they why not all of them in City Council.
Weasel Man looks and sounds like he needs a fix every time he opens his mouth. Flip-Flop Woman always seemed a little loopy, especially with that laugh. Even that Chinese guy I have my doubts, too gung-ho, maybe on steroids.
They should test all of them.
Any illegal drug use - you're fired. I have zero problem with that as I endure the same scrutiny in my work a day world.
Doubt it.
The hair test is impossible to mask or hide. The past residue of drug use is part of your hair like the growth rings on a tree. You can't fake it.
It would instantly end this nonsense, or prove it.
But McCheese won't go for it because he's a junkie.
The video is still on the iphone it was recorded with, so I highly doubt anything has been "polished" up.
Gawker is up to 64 grand now.
I doubt they'll make 200k, but will probably break 100k. For 100k, I would imagine that the Somali Drug Dealers will sell their video because 100k is better than 0 k.
I doubt they'll make 200k, but will probably break 100k. For 100k, I would imagine that the Somali Drug Dealers will sell their video because 100k is better than 0 k.
I agree. That video (if it exists) will come out sooner or later
Are you sure??
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http://www.testclear.com/Ultra-Clean-Shampoo-P102.aspx
http://www.passthetest.com/biocleanseshampoo.htm
http://www.urine-luck.co.uk/drug_testing/pass_drug_tests.aspx?ID=10
http://www.detoxpremium.com/Test-Pass-Detox-Shampoo.html
The drug (if its in your system) will coat the outside of the hair. If it gets inside the cuticle I dont think they can test for that, because you'd need an enzyme (like keritanase) to break down each individual hair.
Its getting mixed reviews on Amazon....LOL: http://www.amazon.com/Oasis-Follicle-Shampoo-Cleanse-Follicles/product-reviews/B0069SP1OM
The STAR is a complete disaster now, revenues down 65%. They are hanging on by a thread and trying anything now to get attention.
The hair follicle drug test is un-fakeable and is the Gold Standard of court-ordered drug tests. He needs to take it and clear up all doubts.
What my clients usually say when they test positive and the Family Court judge starts to come down on them is that some low-life coke user must have stood next to them for a few minutes and they got a proximity positive reading. That's about the point that the judge starts to laugh and tell them they have now lost their custody and access rights and won't be seeing their kids for a few months.
The state of journalism reached it's high water mark with Woodward and Burnstein.
It's been in decline ever since as too many hacks enter the trade based solely on their Q score.
It's been in decline ever since as too many hacks enter the trade based solely on their Q score.
I thought everyone was in the know, but ok....
The print media industry has been hard hit, nay, it has been decimated by on-line content. On line is generally free (for now), as opposed to having to buy printed media. Since people are by and large quite cheap, they will go on line to thestar.com, or canoe.ca, or theglobeandmail.com et al.
Although the printed media companies that own and run these websites have increased ad revenue from their websites, their hard copy print sales are all down the toilet. At the end of the day, they are all losing money. Even the venerable New York Times is on the verge of insolvency.
It is nothing unique to the Star.
Ergo, jimmylikes' implication that revenue at the The Star is down 65% (or so he says) is somehow indicative of a lesser quality product is not correct.
LOL only problem is that recruiting for a high school team could be an offense under most leagues..... I imagine the TDSB is no different.
It's not like this is the first time leaked information came from a source that people would find disturbing. I imagine many informants may have checkered pasts to say the least.
As for the other person talking about 65% decline in sales..... well I doubt the editors solution to boost sales would start with slander and or libel (sorry not a laywer but hopefully you get my point) or anything else that could put them in court.
I think they should test for any drug that might be smoked in a glass pipe. Could have been crystal meth, heroin, somehting marijuana based just to name a few.
I thought he was busted for weed once before he was the mayor..... so if it turned out ot be say hash would people really care?
His only response to this is that the claims are "ridiculous" while suitable at the time should be followed up with something more thought out now that he's had time to think about it and talk to advisors.
