From where rena is going to dive in and the starting point of the conversation is to recognize our country has an epidemic of corporate crime, abuse and violence which we all suffer. It is evident in the financial crisis and the bp blow up and spill and numerous foot safety disasters that kill people from the new england compounding scandal, and workplace issues that rise across the country on a daily bases and more. You can step back saying we as a country dont do a good job with these problems because one marker is they persist over a period of time. We have a way of setting rules for corporations. You can fought imperil human life, threaten the environment, no you cant rip us off we dont do a good job enforcing the rules. We have to have inspectors looking at factories, supervisors to look at banks and we are not doing a good job funding those positions and they dont get enough support from the top to do such. When we do find violations, the hue is what do we do with companies that
June 13, 1951 - May 3, 2023 Michael Arthur Jensen was born in El Paso, TX on June 13, 1951 to proud parents, Clifford (Cliff) and Shirley (nee Foucault) Jensen. He grew up in Kindred, ND and was a gifted high school athlete. Mike served, with honor, in both the United States Marine Corps and Army, and was stationed in Germany and Okinawa. He returned to the Fargo/Kindred area and worked with NSP and Cass County Electric.