Friday, June 1, 2012
Is Cash really Trash?
It seems the Cleveland Police agree with Robert Kiyosaki, "Cash is Trash"
I wonder if the guy had dropped a Morgan Silver Dollar on the ground would have the cops ticketed him for littering or tasered him for circulating constitutional money?
Original source
CLEVELAND -- A judge has dismissed the case of an Elyria man ticketed for littering after giving money to a homeless man.
A Cleveland police officer fined John Davis $344 after the money fell to the ground as he handed it out of his vehicle window to the homeless wheelchair-bound man on May 17. The donation came at a busy freeway interchange.
The judge threw out the case on the basis that money didn't constitute trash. (LOL the judge threw out the trash case! - that's gold, Judge Judy never comes out with such puns)
Davis said he is relieved by the decision and talked to reporters afterwards.
"I'm happy. It's done. It's over and they dropped it. 'Would you have done anything differently?' Yes. 'What?' Not hand money out the window to anybody."
I wonder if the guy had dropped a Morgan Silver Dollar on the ground would have the cops ticketed him for littering or tasered him for circulating constitutional money?
Original source
CLEVELAND -- A judge has dismissed the case of an Elyria man ticketed for littering after giving money to a homeless man.
A Cleveland police officer fined John Davis $344 after the money fell to the ground as he handed it out of his vehicle window to the homeless wheelchair-bound man on May 17. The donation came at a busy freeway interchange.
The judge threw out the case on the basis that money didn't constitute trash. (LOL the judge threw out the trash case! - that's gold, Judge Judy never comes out with such puns)
Davis said he is relieved by the decision and talked to reporters afterwards.
"I'm happy. It's done. It's over and they dropped it. 'Would you have done anything differently?' Yes. 'What?' Not hand money out the window to anybody."
Bilderberg 2012: Secretive summit kicks-off in Virginia
May 30, 2012 by RTAmerica
For a little over 50 years, an elite organization has met all around the world in total secrecy with nearly zero press coverage. On Thursday, the annual Bilderberg Conference will take place in Chantilly, Virginia where the world's leaders are believed to make decisions that could possibly have an effect on the world. Abby Martin looks closer at Bilderberg's global policies for a new world order as RT readies to cover this year's event later this week.
For a little over 50 years, an elite organization has met all around the world in total secrecy with nearly zero press coverage. On Thursday, the annual Bilderberg Conference will take place in Chantilly, Virginia where the world's leaders are believed to make decisions that could possibly have an effect on the world. Abby Martin looks closer at Bilderberg's global policies for a new world order as RT readies to cover this year's event later this week.
Worries resurface on US recovery
May 31, 2012 by Euronews
http://www.euronews.com/ More weak economic data from the US were further signs that growth there may be stalling after a strong performance early in the year.
http://www.euronews.com/ More weak economic data from the US were further signs that growth there may be stalling after a strong performance early in the year.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
CrossTalk: War Unlimited
May 30, 2012 by RussiaToday
What are the options in Syria? Can the West try a 'limited' intervention there? Should it consider any kind of intervention since Kofi Annan's plan seems to have failed? And will NATO's footsteps cost the country even more bloodshed? CrossTalking with Mark Almond, Sinun Ulgen and Samer Araabi on May 30.
What are the options in Syria? Can the West try a 'limited' intervention there? Should it consider any kind of intervention since Kofi Annan's plan seems to have failed? And will NATO's footsteps cost the country even more bloodshed? CrossTalking with Mark Almond, Sinun Ulgen and Samer Araabi on May 30.
Attack on Assange: 'Whistleblowers warned as war criminals walk free'
May 31, 2012 by RussiaToday
Julian Assange looks set to be extradited to Sweden after Britain's Supreme Court dismissed his appeal. The Wikileaks founder has been under house arrest in the UK for more than 500 days now. He's wanted in Sweden for questioning over sex crime accusations, which the whistle blower himself strongly denies.
Julian Assange looks set to be extradited to Sweden after Britain's Supreme Court dismissed his appeal. The Wikileaks founder has been under house arrest in the UK for more than 500 days now. He's wanted in Sweden for questioning over sex crime accusations, which the whistle blower himself strongly denies.
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