BARBARA'S TCHATZKAHS

by Mary Williams Walsh For the first couple of days after his flight ditched into the Hudson River, Paul Jorgenson was just glad to be alive. But then he started to need his laptop, his wallet, his car keys -- all the essentials he had stowed under his seat and left behind in the sinking plane. A pleasant woman at US Airways told him not to worry; he would be made whole for his losses. But then the matter shifted to US Airways' insurer, the American International Group, operating under government stewardship since its bailout last fall. "Everything went downhill," said Mr. Jorgenson, a software executive in Charlotte, N.C., whose laptop and keys have not been recovered. When a homeowner has a burglary or a driver has a crash, all it normally takes is a call to the insurance company and a description of the loss to activate the policy. But aviation liability insurance is different. It is activated by a finding of negligence on the part of an airline. If there is no neglig...

That's right - GIRLS - not women! Girls... ages 3 through 11. Handed over as COMPENSATION for a feud! Then they will be married off or forcibly raped by much older men. Where the f*** is the U.N.? Oh sorry - they are too busy trying to find a way to villify Israel for this, most probably. Where is N.O.W.? Oh wait!! They have to continue kissing Obama's ***! GRRRRR.... I will let this article speak for itself... because I feel too ill. Young Pakistani girls traded as settlement in tribal feud by Saeed Shah ISLAMABAD — It began with an errant dog,. It's culminated with the forced betrothal of 15 little girls, some of them as young as three, as compensation in a case of tribal feuding in a remote part of Pakistan. It's thought that around 20 people have died in the bitter quarrel, and the marriage offer of the girls is meant to end the bloodletting. Under a brutal custom, called Vani, the girls are being traded as settlement of a long-running dispute between two trib...