In 2008 Malloch was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws (LLD) degree for his "contribution to civil society" from the University of Aberdeen. In 2009 he was awarded an honorary Doctor of Divinity (DD) degree from Nyack College and Seminary for his "contribution to spiritual capital." In 2005 he was awarded an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters (DHL) degree from Erskine College for his "renewal of American culture." In 2015 he was awarded a Doctor of Science (DSc) degree from Karunya University (India) for his "contribution to the scholarly literature and the practice of management reflected in his writings and research across the field of management."
Malloch won the Ethics and Integrity Lipscomb University Academic Business with Purpose in Leadership award in 2014 for his book on virtuous business.
Malloch won an award from Pepperdine University Business School for his work on spiritual capital.
Malloch claimed in his book Davos, Aspen & Yale: My Life Behind the Elite Curtain as a Global Sherpa that he was "knighted in the Sovereign Order of St John by the Queen, Elizabeth II herself", but he was actually awarded a medal of St. John which is not awarded in an investiture attended by the Queen.[3]
Malloch has claimed that The Lord Lyon of Scotland awarded him as a Laird his coat of arms in 2006; however, the Financial Times quoted the Clerk of the Court of the Lord Lyon, Elizabeth Roads, as saying "Lord Lyon does not, nor could he, create a person a laird".[3]
Published works
Beyond Reductionism: Ideology and the Science of Politics (1982, Irvington Publishers; ISBN9780829013221)
Where Are We Now?: The State of Christian Political Reflection (1983, University Press of America; ISBN9780819117403)
Issues in International Trade and Development Policy (1987, Praeger; ISBN978-0275923563)
Unleashing the Power of Perpetual Learning, with Donald Norris (1997, Society for College and University Planning; ISBN9780960160877)
Renewing American Culture: The Pursuit of Happiness (Conflicts and Trends in Business Ethics), with Scott Massey (2006, M & M Scrivener Press; ISBN978-0976404118)
A szerencsétlen klinikai esetliberónáci agyhalott nagyon buta picsa megint produkálta magát. Már az egész világ röhög rajta. Mondjuk valóban emberi joga, hogy totál hülyét csináljon saját magából.
Aztán majd Canada a homlokára kenheti a humanizmusát.
A sajátjairól meg nem gondoskodik.
Canada propaganda nélkül:
1 in 7 (or 4.9 million) people in Canada live in poverty.
In Edmonton, 1 in 8 individuals are currently living in poverty.
Poverty costs Canada as a whole between $72 billion and $84 billion annually; Ontarians pay $2,299 – $2,895 per year, while British Columbians pay over $2,100 per year.
Precarious employment has increased by nearly 50% over the past two decades.
Between 1980 and 2005 the average earnings among the least wealthy Canadians fell by 20%.
Over the past 25 years, Canada’s population has increased by 30% and yet annual national investment in housing has decreased by 46%.
Marginalized Groups: Members of society that are especially vulnerable to poverty including persons living with disabilities, single mothers, Aboriginals, elderly individuals, and racialized communities.
Persons living with disabilities
People living with disabilities (both mental and physical) are twice as likely to live below the poverty line.
Nearly 15% of people with disabilities live in poverty, 59% of which are women.
Estimates place the number of homeless individuals living with a disability or mental illness as high as 45% of the overall homeless population.
Children with disabilities are twice as likely to live in households relying on social assistance
Women
21% of single mothers in Canada raise their children while living in poverty (7% of single fathers raise their children in poverty).
Women who work full-time earn about 72 cents for every dollar earned by men.
Women parenting on their own enter shelters at twice the rate of two-parent families.
Indigenous Peoples
In 2014, 64.1% of food bank users were Indigenous Persons.
Aboriginal peoples (including First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples) are overrepresented amongst the homeless population in virtually all urban centers in Canada.
1 in 2 Status First Nations children lives in poverty.
Racialized groups
1 in 5 racialized families live in poverty in Canada, as opposed to 1 in 20 non-racialized families.
Racialized women living in poverty were almost twice as likely to work in manufacturing jobs than other women living in poverty.
Elderly
Nearly 15% of elderly single individuals live in poverty
Nearly 2 million seniors receive the guaranteed Income Supplement, and live on about $17,000 per year. However, the most basic standard of living here in Canada is priced at $18,000 per year for a single person.
Food Insecurity: Not having enough food to eat or having to eat lower nutritional quality food
Residents in Nunavut spend twice as much on food as the rest of the country on average ($14,800 v. $7,300 annually).
4 million households in Canada (including 2.4 million adults and almost 1 million children) experienced food insecurity in 2013.
1 in 8 Canadian households struggle to put food on the table.
62% of children living in the North are food insecure.
358,963 Ontarians visited food banks in March 2015.
2 out of every 5 Northern households are food insecure.
Food bank usage across Canada is 26% higher than it was in 2008.
7 of 10 Inuit preschoolers live in food insecure households.
International Rankings: How Canada compares to other countries on poverty-related issues
UNICEF rated Canada 17th out of 29 wealthy countries due to the number of children living in poverty in Canada.
Canada ranked 21st out of 27 OECD countries for its poverty levels in 2011.
Health: How poverty can affect the physical and mental wellbeing of individuals
1 in 10 Canadians cannot afford to fill their medical prescriptions. Canada is the only industrialized country with a universal healthcare system but without a national pharmacare policy.
A McMaster University study found a 21-year difference in life expectancy between the poorest and wealthiest residents of Hamilton, Ontario.
Researchers have found that men in the wealthiest 20% of neighbourhoods in Canada live on average more than four years longer than men in the poorest 20% of neighbourhoods.
Estimates place the cost of socio-economic disparities in the health system to be 20% of all healthcare spending.
It has been estimated that $1 invested in the early years of a child’s life can save up to $9 in future spending in the healthcare system.
Food insufficient households were 80% more likely to report having diabetes, 60% more likely to report high blood pressure, and 70% more likely to report food allergies.
Housing: Statistics about homelessness and precarious housing in Canada
3 million Canadian households are precariously housed (living in unaffordable, below standards, and/or overcrowded housing conditions).
An estimated 235,000 people in Canada experienced homelessness in 2014, with roughly 35,000 people being homeless on any given night.
Almost 1 in every 5 households experience serious housing affordability issues (spending over 50% of their low income on rent) which puts them at risk of homelessness.
The United Nations Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights has described the lack of a national housing and homelessness strategy in Canada as a “national emergency”.
Three-quarters of Yukon’s population live in Whitehorse where the average price of housing increased 80% over six years.
Estimates place the number of homeless individuals living with a disability or mental illness as high as 45% of the overall homeless population.
In Toronto, there were 5,219 people who were homeless in 2013 (the latest available data). Roughly half of the homeless population were on wait lists for affordable housing during the same period.
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation predicts that its major national housing program funding will fall from $3.04 billion (2010) to $1.68 billion by 2017 — a $1.36 billion difference.
There are roughly 380,600 households living in severe housing need in Canada.
According to new research, spending $10 on housing and support for high-need chronically homeless individuals resulted in almost $22 of savings related to health care, social supports, housing, and the justice system.
Youth aged 16-24 make up about 20% of the homeless population
Child Poverty: The number or percentage of people under the age of 18 living in poverty
546,000 children across the country live in conditions of poverty.
20.4% of children in British Columbia live in poverty.
1 in 5 Edmontonian children (under the age of 18) live in poverty, which increases to 1 in 3 children in single-parent families.
40% of indigenous children in Canada live in poverty.
Majd ha miattuk veszted el a munkád, vagy lesz kevesebb a nyugdijad, akkor gyere vissza.
Ezek nem menekültek ezek kalandorok.
Az Internet megjelenése elött eszükbe sem jutott hátukra venni a Világot. Nem látták a különbséget. Most hirtelen mindegyik nuugati szinvonalon akar élni. Csak az a baj, hogy ez nem jog, ez kötelezettségel is jár. Micsoda esztelen dolog, hogy egy illegális - aki törvényt sértve lépte át a határt - amikor vissza akarják küldeni perelni tud. Olyan ma a demokrácia mint egy kofordított kabát. Vagy vissza tudjuk fordítani, vagy elvesztünk.
Én meg az adóbevallással töltöm a hét végét, hogy nekik több jusson.
Őszintén szólva, nekem kb. Obamától volt az elmúlt években akkora mértékű hányingerem, mint egyes libsiknek meg baloldali szociknak/komcsiknak most Trumptól.,
Csak akkor teljesen érthető okok miatt (a liberalizmus kiszélesítése, soha nem látott mértékű jogok az összes kisebbségnek és szexuálisan másként viselkedőknek, ám a globális/valójában amcsi háttérhatalomból táplálkozó karvalytőke teljes térnyerése), most egyelőre még nem igazán látjuk, hová is fog vezetni Trump elnökségének első szakasza.
A 7 muszlim ország polgárainak beutazási tilalma lehet kontraproduktív volt, ám ezt kiragadni teljesen értelmetlen.
Sokkal inkább arra leszünk kíváncsiak, mit is fog Trump gazdaságpolitika címén folytatni, annál is inkább, mert amit ifjabbik Bush és Obama folytattak, az nem kis részben az oka, hogy az USA ennyire kiszolgáltatottá vált a kínai tőkének és az ázsiai legfejlettebb gazdaságoknak...
-teny: 2013 ota evente megtriplazodik a kanadaba begyalogolo afrikai menekultek szama, akiket az usaba elutasitottak, es ezert atgyalogolnak kanadaba, gondosan elkerulve a hataratkeloket, mert az ervenyes torvenyek alapjan a hatarorok automatikusan visszakuldenek oket az usaba.
-teny: az usabol attantorgo "menekultek" akiket a usa emigracios rendszere elutasitott, nem kapnak menekult statuszt kanadaba. Kanada es az USA ervenyben levo megalapodasa "Canada-U.S. Safe Third Country Agreement" eppen abbol a celebol keszult , h a ket orszag ne vesztegessen idot arra, h egy menekult kerelmet 2x targyaljon, mind 2 orszag ervenyesnek tekinti a masik orszag donteset ! (kivetel, ha a kedves menekult elkovetett valamit amiert mas orszagban halalra iteltek torvenyesen, mivel kanada nem szereti megolni a gyilkosokat, igy azokat mas orszagbol is szivesen bfogadja, az usa meg elutasitja )
-Teny : ezek a "menekultek" akik az ervenyben levo torvenyek alapjan elutasitasra kerulnek addig is mig kitoloncolasuk megtortenik az usaval szemben nem bortonben ulnek, hanem havi par ezer $ allami segelyen elnek , es itt rogton latod miert is erdemes megkockaztatni azt, h atgyalogoljanak kanadaba .
na ha ebben a fennti sztoriban kicsereled a "Canada -U.S. safe third Country" egyezmenyt a "Schengen Agreement"-re a hoban gyaloglo menekulteket a keritesvagdoso menekultekre, akik szinten nem akarnak a hivatalos hataron belepni, akkor kb latod mi var kanadara a kovetkezo evekben, ne feledd 11millio illegalis el az usaban, es a kanadai -usa hatar nagyreszt vedtelen.
ps : kanada lakossaga 33 millio, szerinted el fognak birni 11 millio menekultet ??? vagy St-Justin hamarosan konyorogni fog Trumpnak, h epitsen falat az eszaki hatarra is ???? HAHA
ooo President Trump nem fogadta el az elnoki fizetest, 1$-t kap evente, a tobbi 399.999$ minden evben atutaljak egy alapitvany reszere, ha van humora akkor az elso evi fizetest a Clinton alapitvanynak adja, a masodikat meg az Obama alapitvanynak :oP
Elotte Kennedy hasonloan jart el ,az o "fizetese" is alapitvanyokat gazdagitott. a tobbi elnok aki kennedu utan jott mind raszorult a fizetesere, mert mind szegeny volt (nem)
Asszad-ot is már x éve akarják leváltani, de eddig csak az öt leváltani akarókat váltották le. Vonyít a sok fasisztoid liberónáci élösködö agyhalott, mert végre valaki rendesen a tökükre lépett.´Mennyei muzsika a rinyákolásuk a normális néptömegeknek. Hajrá Trumpi, sok sikert kívánunk neki.
Nagy bajban van Trump nemzetbiztonsági tanácsadója
A Trump-féle Fehér Ház egyik legfontosabb tisztviselője, Michael Flynn nemzetbiztonsági tanácsadó az Oroszország elleni szankciókat is érintő privát megbeszéléseket folytatott a washingtoni orosz nagykövettel még azelőtt, hogy Trump hivatalba lépett volna.
2017 egyik legnépszerűbb témája a fővonalas médiában (és napjainkra jellemzően ez nem csupán az amerikai, hanem a globális médiát jelenti), hogy Donald Trump kormánya egy felemelkedőben lévő globális gazdaságot örökölt elődjétől, amikor a valóságban ennek az ellenkezője igaz.
