| Corruption in business and government is
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| | themselves. We have to wait until they
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| legendary. Don't become a legend. You
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| | get caught so that the courts can handle
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| could end up disgraced and in the
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| | them.I'm interested in helping those who
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| slammer.When I was a kid, my friend's
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| | have a basis for proper conduct. The ones
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| father piled me in the family car along
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| | who had parents that were able to teach
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| with my friend and his sister. We took a
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| | them proper conduct. Those who would like
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| long drive around the city and we were
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| | to stay honest in all of their
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| treated to ice cream and candy. It was a
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| | dealings.Here are some suggestions:1. If
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| big day for us kids. It was the last day
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| | your associates are doing wrong that does
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| for my friend's father.My father was the
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| | not justify you in doing the same things.
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| auditor of a large city in the mountain
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| | (Are you listening Congress?) If they try
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| west. Sometimes his accountants would
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| | to get you in bed with them, tell them
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| find discrepancies in certain accounts.
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| | that you are not interested. When you get
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| My father was aware of what could happen
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| | promoted and they don't, you can
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| to a person caught in embezzlement. He
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| | straighten them out as to what is proper
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| wanted no more suicides like the one that
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| | conduct. If you are kept from advancement
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| had taken his friend and my friend's
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| | because of honest conduct, find another
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| father. Sometimes he was able to prevent
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| | job. Tell your attorney why you left the
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| a suicide. Other times he could not. Some
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| | company.2. If you were a Boy Scout,
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| folks are so embarrassed that no
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| | recite the Scout Oath occasionally to
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| retribution seems sufficient. They take
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| | remind you to stay away from corrupting
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| their own lives.Unfortunately, too many
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| | influences. If you were not a Boy Scout,
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| still take the suicide way out. Most
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| | remember what your mother taught you.
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| others face the court.Even here in Idaho
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| | (You Girl Scouts figure this out for
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| we read in the newspapers of individuals
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| | yourselves.) Try to remember what you
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| taking funds that are not theirs from
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| | were taught in school and at church.
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| government and business coffers. Some get
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| | Recite the Ten Commandments. Well, do
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| a tap on the wrist; others are sent to
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| | something of this order that doesn't
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| jail. Each case is an individual and
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| | sound silly to you.3. Teach your children
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| family tragedy.Most people are not
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| | to be honest. Be an example of honesty to
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| intentional thieves. A clerk with access
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| | them. Don't redefine honesty to suit your
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| to funds decides that she must get some
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| | interest. Don't let greed (yours or your
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| money to buy her kid a birthday present.
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| | wife's) dictate your actions. When you
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| She "borrows" ten bucks from the cash
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| | pick up your child ask yourself if you
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| box. She puts it back the next Monday
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| | are a good example to your child.4. We
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| after she has cashed her paycheck. She
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| | had instructions at one company where I
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| does that over again and again.Then one
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| | worked to always pay for samples and
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| day, she doesn't replace the stolen money
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| | never to tell the supplier what we were
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| (loan to her).Pretty soon she looks at
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| | doing with the samples. Another company
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| the money box as a cash cow. She starts
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| | asked that we take suppliers to lunch
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| juggling the books to cover her
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| | part of the time rather than have the
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| pillage.Then she gets caught.The
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| | supplier always pay the bill. The deeper
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| accountants say that she has embezzled
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| | suppliers get into your business, the
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| twelve grand.She didn't imagine it was
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| | more leverage they have. Keep your
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| that much.She promises to pay it all back
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| | distance to avoid gifts and
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| out of her paycheck. She is terminated
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| | overindulgence.5. Find a picture or a
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| and prosecuted. She is fined and she
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| | motto that you can hang in your office. A
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| spends three years cooling her heals in
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| | friend of mine had a motto in his office
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| the state prison for women.At least she
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| | that read: Integrity is being good when
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| doesn't kill herself.With some of our
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| | nobody is looking. If you have a picture,
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| noble congressmen-who are supposed to be
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| | when you hang it up, say to yourself,
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| icons of truth and justice-they take a
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| | "I'm hanging this picture here to remind
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| little gift from a lobbyist. Then they go
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| | me to be honest in all that I do."6. If
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| to Canada with him on a fishing trip.
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| | you are CEO of a company and the Board
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| Next, the lobbyist is throwing money into
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| | offers you and other company officers
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| the congressman's charity trust or
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| | exorbitant wages, stock options,
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| campaign fund. When the congressman
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| | insurance, and other quirks, suggest that
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| leaves office, he has a ton of money he
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| | they could be more prudent and that they
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| can spend on himself. Charity begins at
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| | place the stockholders first. If you want
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| home.Some business men-educated in our
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| | a huge estate like the other CEOs that
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| noblest institutions-have no morals after
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| | are ripping off the workers and
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| graduation. They want power and money.
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| | stockholders, ask yourself this question:
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| They obtain exorbitant salaries, stock
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| | Would that really make my family happy or
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| options, and quirks. They suck money out
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| | do we have more than what we need now?7.
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| of the corporation denying the
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| | Give your excess assets to charity or
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| owners-stock holders-a decent return on
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| | return them to the company when you
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| their investment. They cut the benefits
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| | retire. Don't spoil your kids with
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| to employees and they rifle the company
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| | excess. Leave them what they need, not
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| pension funds. These men are called
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| | what they want.8. When you look in the
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| crooks.To rifle the corporation, they get
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| | mirror ask yourself: Am I truly being
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| fancy with the accounting. They claim
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| | honest?The EndJohn T. Jones, Ph.D. (, a
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| false profits to drive up the stock so
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| | retired VP of R&D for Lenox China, is
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| that they can exercise their stock
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| | author of detective & western novels,
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| options. They spend company money on
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| | nonfiction (business, scientific,
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| personal travel. Some purchase personal
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| | engineering, humor), poetry, etc. Former
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| items with company money. They accept
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| | editor of Ceramic Industry Magazine. He
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| gifts from suppliers.They have no shame.I
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| | calls himself "Taylor Jones, the hack
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| don't know what to do about these
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| | writer.
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| lowlifes that have no respect for
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