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Company's success was 'curious' to competitors
Houston Chronicle ^ | 4/21/06 | ROBERT CROWE

Posted on 04/21/2006 5:20:33 AM PDT by kinghorse

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To: spintreebob

We had a lot of illegal IDs sold here in NJ too. A large number of the hijackers on 9/11 had purchased some of their IDs in New Brunswick, NJ.

Jersey City was also another large source for illegal IDs for immigrants. Jersey City was so bad for so long, that a cross section of people born there have to go to Trenton to get new birth certificates reissued from the state. Their current birth certificates are no longer valid, even if they were real.


61 posted on 04/21/2006 12:46:27 PM PDT by Calpernia (Breederville.com)
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When Houston-based IFCO Systems North America Inc. reported record profits last year, others in the unglamorous business of recycling wooden pallets couldn't help but wonder how the company did it.

"We were all very curious about this," said Chaille Brindley, assistant publisher of the trade magazine Pallet Enterprise. "They were able to do things that other companies just couldn't do."

Their competitors can file RICO cases against the company under the civil section of the law , and personally against its officers, and executives. Hopefully, they will, and some of these criminal executives will be living out of grocery shopping carts when all is said and done.

62 posted on 04/22/2006 12:13:07 AM PDT by SUSSA
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