Glenn Harvey Fingler

According to the news stories, most of them were children. Would it be a morally appropriate punishment for him to be turned over to Afghan justice?

And...what do you think will actually be done with him?-- assuming his guilt is as presented in the news stories.

It seems like a lot of bankers really should have been cowboys. Which country has got the highest percentage of frustrated cowboys?

Much of the damage being done to human relations all over the world right now is due to the lax security that the USA practices in defense of its own (and others) secrets. Over a million Americans had the same level or higher security clearance as Timothy Manning, the one publicly acknowledged source for the WikiLeaks secrets dump.

I live in South Korea and I have heard that many Americans are more willing to consider driving a Hyundai than they were ten years ago. Do any other Korean products/companies make an impression on you (even if you aren't an American!)???

I am thinking of the environmental impact side. I suppose that a campsite that has a wood-fueled fire would have a much greater environmental impact, but butane also has a negative impact.

I am curious if someone has an investor's opinion about retained earnings. I am currently heavily invested in a company with many features that I won't bore you with---a small Korean company---and one of its characteristics is its high retained earnings.

I am interested in opinions on this question.

I am curious about its environmental impact.

I have had the experience of having a couple of my questions deleted for "editorial" reasons and it has me wondering. I have searched for the above question in Y! Answers and I haven't found it. Maybe this question is it!

Please share your deleted questions. I can see mine when I search my history, I also wonder if you can.

I would like to be a computer genius who could deduct a penny or so out of every millionaire's (in the whole world) bank account every month. This crime, it could be argued, would harm no one, but would vastly help myself.

Unfortunately, I am not a computer genius. By the way, if someone commits the above-mentioned crime, I would be all in favor of prosecution. I am not saying that theft should not be punished. If any of you have read the book CATCH ME IF YOU CAN by Frank Abagnale, or seen the movie, you might be interested to learn that Abagnale today says that fraud is easier today than ever, due to computers. So, know ye where the criminals are.

Russia's military strength declined after the fall of the Soviet Union. Perhaps the "spies" in "sleeping mode" were really "asymmetrical warriors" (terrorists or saboteurs) to be called upon by Moscow in case Russia got in a war with the USA somewhere.

Evidence in favor of the darker view is that the Russian "spies" were quite far from being close to any secrets, and that they had been in the USA for so many years, and absorbed the limited resources of Russia for such a long time without giving any return, or showing any prospects of an (intelligence) return.

Should the USA have traded them back? Perhaps a decade or two in an American prison would have been more appropriate, given the lack of certitude as to their real purpose. The "We are only stupid Russian spies," story might only have been a cover story.

Observing trials in Canada, it looked like they made mistakes regarding the time of events, sometimes, and would "give away" their case in court. Also, the lawyers were always checking to see that they obeyed every stipulation of the Canadian Charter of Rights---though that didn't seem to work very often.

It is currently (May 5, 2010) at 20% and climbing.

Source: International Herald Tribune, same date, pg. 15

I am talking about Civilization 4:Beyond the Sword. It ran fine for seven months, then suddenly today, it is running verrry slowwwwwly!

I am interested in hearing about one having gone bankrupt ANYWHERE in the whole world.