Enough corruption.
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Enough corruption.
Cecilia Abadie, a Google Glass Explorer and resident of California, Land of the Technologically Free, is sparking a big debate on her Google Plus page right now after she scanned a photo of a ticket she got last night for wearing Google Glass while driving.
According to the ticket, the precise charge against Abadie is “Driving with monitor visible to driver (Google Glass).” Abadie was first pulled over for speeding, which she received a citation for and claims was justified. But she adds, “The cop was being really nasty and asking me again and again why I was wearing Google Glass in the car.”
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Just wait ‘til this guy pulls over a self-driving car.
Paris Jackson is on on the good team.
*Seek Truth*
Anonymous 2013 Exterminate The Problem (by resistance2058)
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A planned attack on the Scouts of America this week!
Prevent fake terrorist attacks by the US Government.
NSA LEAKS: Top 5 Lying Liars (by RTAmerica)
Incredibly heartbreaking.
Police arresting man and shoot his dog.
Obama greeted with protests in South Africa (by RTAmerica)
President Obama: Unimpeachable? (by RTAmerica)
This video gives the very important reality that US media refuses to show.
Irish Parliament calls Obama out. This is well said.
well said.
In Focus: Protests Spread Across Brazil
Starting late last week, with several small protests denouncing a hike in public transport fares, demonstrations flared up yesterday, encompassing larger public anger at poor public services, police violence and government corruption. More than 200,000 took to the streets of Brazil’s biggest cities yesterday, voicing frustration with the billions of dollars set aside for upcoming sports events like the World Cup and the 2014 Olympics, despite crushing levels of poverty in some places, and underfunded public education, health, security and transportation. Though the majority of the protests were peaceful, a few violent demonstrations were broken up by police in Rio de Janeiro.
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