To give the Presidential Medal of Freedom to the architects of a bogus war is an act of Orwellian gall.
In a post-9/11 world with raised global security, the new regulations promise to clamp down on bogus colleges, which sometimes act as a front for immigration fraud, and ensure that only bona fide students enter the country.
It's far more likely that a bogus reviewer will be caught in the act or simply not bother to post anything bogus at all.
The act was passed to shield people from companies making bogus promises of credit repair.
The police chief maintained that "bogus monks" and other subversives had been directed from abroad to act "under the pretext of the increase of fuel prices" and "disrupt law and order, and destabilize the peace and tranquillity of the State".
In particular, there are concerns that the amendment could follow in the footsteps of America's controversial Digital Millennium Copyright Act, which has been accused of encouraging companies to file bogus copyright claims to block material they dislike.
Finally, in the Netherlands, social protection for temporary and freelance workers was improved with an Act from 2013, addressing the boundary of dependent work and (sometime bogus) self-employment.
He throws tantrums, berates his exasperated dealer, slops mayonnaise and ketchup together with paint in mixing bowls, chants "De Kooo-ning" like an owl and generally acts the part of a caged animal in his preposterously bogus wood-paneled studio.
Other common problems are incompetent court-appointed defence lawyers, fraudulent scientific evidence and bogus testimony from jail "snitches" who have been bribed.One answer is the proposed Innocence Protection Act.
He also pointed out that Google didn't manage to act even when the nursery went through the correct process to try to remove the bogus reviews.
