EGYPT & EISAI....

[Anonymous]

Don't know about you, but I'm beginning to see many parallels between the trials and tribulations of Mubarek and those presently challenging Mr. Coats.

What we need now is for the employees of Eisai to ban together and fight back in the same manner the Egyptians are battling the status quo of Egypt.

You cannot take away the dignity and freedom of people without paying a heavy price. Mubarek is learning that karmic lesson as we speak and I believe Mr. Coats will be undergoing the same moving into the coming months.

Lonnel, don't ever stand up on stage again and talk about respect, integrity and professionalism. You have not lived up to the Eisai values and neither have those members of your elite management team. Like Mubarek, you should step down and take your heinous henchmen with you.

 

[Anonymous]

agree

 

[Anonymous]

It will be interesting to see if Japan doesn't give LC the boot on April 1.

 

[Anonymous]

I say March 30, 2011 for OB's last day.

 

[Anonymous]

To OP#1. You are an idiot and watch way too much news. People are dying over there and are rising up against a oppressive government, you have a job, a nice house, and have no worries that you will be brought to prison or somehow disappear for voicing out against our government. You should be the first to on the list to be fired for your stupid insights.

 

[Anonymous]

Don't know about you, but I'm beginning to see many parallels between the trials and tribulations of Mubarek and those presently challenging Mr. Coats.

What we need now is for the employees of Eisai to ban together and fight back in the same manner the Egyptians are battling the status quo of Egypt.

You cannot take away the dignity and freedom of people without paying a heavy price. Mubarek is learning that karmic lesson as we speak and I believe Mr. Coats will be undergoing the same moving into the coming months.

Lonnel, don't ever stand up on stage again and talk about respect, integrity and professionalism. You have not lived up to the Eisai values and neither have those members of your elite management team. Like Mubarek, you should step down and take your heinous henchmen with you.

I have to say that I am jelous of this poster. I really wish I was able to go through life with such a simple perspective and view of issues.

You wrote, "you cannot take away the dignity and freedom of people without paying a heavy price." Are you serious?

You and Al Sharpton should probably get together.

 

[Anonymous]

Don't know about you, but I'm beginning to see many parallels between the trials and tribulations of Mubarek and those presently challenging Mr. Coats.

What we need now is for the employees of Eisai to ban together and fight back in the same manner the Egyptians are battling the status quo of Egypt.

You cannot take away the dignity and freedom of people without paying a heavy price. Mubarek is learning that karmic lesson as we speak and I believe Mr. Coats will be undergoing the same moving into the coming months.

Lonnel, don't ever stand up on stage again and talk about respect, integrity and professionalism. You have not lived up to the Eisai values and neither have those members of your elite management team. Like Mubarek, you should step down and take your heinous henchmen with you.

When you typed the following sentence, "You cannot take away the dignity and freedom of people without paying a heavy price", did you color your face with war paint and pretend you were Mel Gibson in Lion Heart?

 

[Anonymous]

To OP#1. You are an idiot and watch way too much news. People are dying over there and are rising up against a oppressive government, you have a job, a nice house, and have no worries that you will be brought to prison or somehow disappear for voicing out against our government. You should be the first to on the list to be fired for your stupid insights.

and you should go jump off the nearest bridge

 

[Anonymous]

I have to say that I am jelous of this poster. I really wish I was able to go through life with such a simple perspective and view of issues.

You wrote, "you cannot take away the dignity and freedom of people without paying a heavy price." Are you serious?

You and Al Sharpton should probably get together.

Why jealous? Because your life is so complicated? Please! You got it made and are just pissed off that your gravy train has ended. Deal with it like the rest of us.

 

[Anonymous]

When you typed the following sentence, "You cannot take away the dignity and freedom of people without paying a heavy price", did you color your face with war paint and pretend you were Mel Gibson in Lion Heart?

Jokes are so much better when you actually hit the punchline!

Braveheart.

 

[Anonymous]

Jokes are so much better when you actually hit the punchline!

Braveheart.

Maybe they meant LionHeart with Jean-claude Van Damme...

Lyon Gaultier(LC) is a deserter in the Foreign Legion arriving in the USA entirely hard up. He finds his brother(Tk) between life and death and his sister-in-law(CS) without the money needed to heal her husband(OB) and to maintain her child(sales force). To earn the money needed, Gaultier(LC) decides to take part in some very dangerous clandestine fights.