teenage girl arrested for cursing a 911 operator who keep hanging up on her - sgt robert mcfarland
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welcome to the new world order where you are a slave and cops only help you if they feel like itupdate:charges dismissed against teen in 911 caselincoln park - all charges were dismissed yesterday against a teen-ager arrested for making a scene at the police department after she said an officer repeatedly hung up on her as she called 911 for an ambulance for her fatheradrainne ledesma 17 smiled in court yesterday as she learned city prosecutor norman kohlstrand had dismissed the case against her that could have sent her to jail for up to 90 daysquoti039m happyquot she said after the two-minute hearing in front of 25th district judge david bajorek quoti think it039s ridiculous what happenedquotledesma had called 911 aug 19 after finding her father adrain who had recently undergone brain surgery lying on the kitchen floor having a seizureupset about what she was seeing she said she started to swear as she dialed 911 for an ambulance she was in the midst of swearing she said when police sgt robert mcfarland answered the phonequothe started to lecture me about not cussing because i think he thought i was cussing at him but i wasn039tquot she said quotthen he hung up on mequotshe said she called back and again explained that she needed an ambulance but was hung up on againthat was repeated once more she said until she finally got in touch with a relative and had him call for an ambulancea transcript of the 911 calls made available by police show mcfarland calling the teen a quotstupid quot on her second callwhen the teen asked during the same call if an ambulance could be sent to her home in the 2100 block of hartwick mcfarland told her quotno you039re not going to get onequotwhen she called back a minute later and asked for the officer039s name he refused to identify himself instead calling the teen quota buffoonquotwhen ledesma walked into the police station a short while later to find out the officer039s name so she could file a complaint against him she was arrested for misusing the 911 system and locked up pending a court hearingshe had been charged with phone harassment and disturbing the peace both misdemeanorsaccording to police she repeatedly swore in the lobby of the police station and yelled at mcfarland an officer for 20 years once she was arrested the report says the teen refused to comply and had to be restrained to a benchpolice lt brian hawk who previously had said he supported mcfarland039s decision to arrest ledesma is overseeing an internal investigation into how the 911 calls were handledthe city prosecutor said he reviewed the evidence in the case and wasn039t satisfied he had enough to prove ledesma guilty beyond a reasonable doubtquotat this point in time the city chooses to not prosecute the matter furtherquot kohlstrand said adding that charges could be reinstated at any time over the next two yearspolice chief thomas karnes said he isn039t going to argue with kohlstrand039s decisionquotthere were some questions as to what was going on with this casequot he said quotthe best thing with emotions running high is to put it away for a while it was a tragic time in a person039s life and emotions can run highquotthe teen039s attorney douglas hamel said he is considering suing the department for wrongful arrest he said ledesma has two years to decide if she wants to pursue that anglewhile charges were dropped against the teen she said she learned a lesson should she ever have to call 911 againquoti039ll be a little more calmquot ledesma said

doug stanhope - on why your opinion doesnt matter on charlie brookers newswipe s02e05 feb 2010
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doug informs us that our opinions do not matter and quite right too he isdoug stanhope - voice of americamr stanhope039s views do not necessarily represent those of americaquoti039m doug stanhope and that039s why i drinkquot

occupy portland - day five
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an occupy portland video collective collaboration subscribe here for more daily updates download this video: http:occupypdxmediadreamhosterscom10-10-day_fivemovtorrentall content on this channel marked with a creative commons licence is available for derivative non-commercial works onlyemail occupyportlandvidgmailcom to join our group of volunteerswwwoccupyportlandorgwwwoccupytogetherorg

abolish the federal reserve by ralph epperson full presentation
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quotpres thomas jefferson warned us that if we wanted perpetual wars we should create a quotcentral bankquot we created the federal reserve a quotcentral bankquot in 1913 have we had quotperpetual warsquot since then karl marx the communist said that quotif he could get a central bank he could destroy the middle classquot we created the federal reserve a quotcentral bankquot and today the middle class is being destroyed this dvd documents the many reasons the federal reserve should be abolishedquot

debt uncertainty driving concerns cnn: 6-02-2011
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subscribe for news updates every 10 minutes likedislike favorite comment embed on blog facebook share and tweet this video get the word out on this videoget an email once a dayhttp:tinyurlcomnewsemailupdateslike on facebook to get updateshttp:tinyurlcomnewsfacebookfollow on twitter to get updateshttp:tinyurlcomnewstwitter-thursday june 2 2011 2:05 amhttp:enwikipediaorgwikimobile_phonea mobile phone cell phone or hand phone is an electronic device used to make mobile telephone calls across a wide geographic area served by many public cells allowing the user to be mobile by contrast a cordless telephone is used only within the range of a single private base station for example within a home or an office a mobile phone can make and receive telephone calls to and from the public telephone network which includes other mobiles and fixed-line phones across the world it does this by connecting to a cellular network provided by a mobile network operator in addition to telephony modern mobile phones also support a wide variety of other services such as text messaging mms e-mail internet access short-range wireless communications infrared bluetooth business applications gaming and photography mobile phones that offer these more general computing capabilities are referred to as smartphones the first handheld mobile phone was demonstrated by dr martin cooper of motorola in 1973 using a handset weighing 2 kg in 1983 the dynatac 8000x was the first to be commercially available in the twenty years from 1990 to 2010 worldwide mobile phone subscriptions grew from 12 4 million to over 4 6 billion penetrating the developing economies and reaching the bottom of the economic pyramid the who released a report on 31 may 2011 classifying cell phone radiation as a 039carcinogenic hazard039radiophones have a long and varied history going back to reginald fessenden039s invention and shore-to-ship demonstration of radio telephony through the second world war with military use of radio telephony links and civil services in the 1950s the first mobile telephone call made from a car occurred in st louis missouri usa on june 17 1946 using the bell system039s mobile telephone service but the system was impractical from what is considered a portable handset today the equipment weighed 80 pounds 36 kg and the atampampt service basically a massive party line cost 30 usd per month equal to 337 33 today plus 30 to 40 per local call equal to 3 37 to 4 5 today in 1956 the world039s first partly automatic car phone system mobile system a mta was launched in sweden mta phones were composed of vacuum tubes and relays and had a weight of 40 kg in 1962 a more modern version called mobile system b mtb was launched which was a push-button telephone and which used transistors in order to enhance the telephone039s calling capacity and improve its operational reliability thereby reducing the weight of the apparatus to 10 kg in 1971 the mtd version was launched opening for several different brands of equipment and gaining commercial success martin cooper a motorola researcher and executive is considered to be the inventor of the first practical mobile phone for handheld use in a non-vehicle setting after a long race against bell labs for the first portable mobile phone using a modern if somewhat heavy portable handset cooper made the first call on a handheld mobile phone on april 3 1973 to his rival dr joel s engel of bell labs the first commercially automated cellular network the 1g was launched in japan by ntt in 1979 initially in the metropolitan area of tokyo within five years the ntt network had been expanded to cover the whole population of japan and became the first nationwide 1g network in 1981 this was followed by the simultaneous launch of the nordic mobile telephone nmt system in denmark finland norway and sweden nmt was the first mobile phone network featuring international roaming the first 1g network launched in the usa was chicago-based ameritech in 1983 using the motorola dynatac mobile phone several countries then followed in the early-to-mid 1980s including the uk mexico and canada the first 039modern039 network technology on digital 2g second generation cellular technology was launched by radiolinja now part of elisa group in 1991 in finland on t

occupydamestreet: a leaderless resistance
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an independent student film on occupy dame street dublin

inside occupied portland - bicycle generator
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what we can learn from iceland
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quotfor all the fearmongering we hear out of our politicians on the right about how heaven forbid we039re going to turn into greece the one country you never hear them talk about any more is iceland the reason they don039t is as cenk uygur explained on his show this tuesday they took a different path than the united states after their financial crisis and nationalized the banks threw some the people responsible for the crash in jail and bailed out the homeowners instead of worrying about only bailing out the banks and now they039re coming back and their economy is growing againquotread more here from heather at crooksandliarscom: http:videocafecrooksandliarscomheathercenk-uygur-asks-if-united-states-should-beread more from bloomberg: http:wwwbloombergcomnews2012-02-20icelandic-anger-brings-record-debt-relief-in-best-crisis-recovery-storyhtmlwhat can we learn from finland http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=qlofzl_j5fo

matt taibbi assesses the 26 billion settlement designed to aid victims of foreclosure fraud
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quotcountdownquot contributor and rolling stone contributing editor matt taibbi weighs in on the potential impact of the 26 billion settlement meant to aid those who suffered as a result of fraudulent mortgage and foreclosure practices among some of the nation039s largest bankstune in weeknights at 8:007:00c on current tvhttp:wwwcurrentcomshowscountdown

foreclosure fraud - msnbc w cenk amp matt taibbi
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cenk uygur host of the young turks on msnbc live speaks with matt taibi of rolling stone about bank foreclosure fraud

obama cuddles up to wall street
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in washington dc there are many relationships being formed between wall street and us politicians half way through president obama039s first term what has he shown as a result of his economic policies with an economy still sputtering author les leopold says president obama039s administration is filled with ex-wall street bankers which solidifies the obvious obama has no intention of a wall street crackdown he is going to let the largest banks get bigger they are going to walk off with wild profits and bonus039 and he is going to hope it doesn039t crash on his watch

inside job part 18
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inside the financial crisis of 2008

3 reasons we shouldn039t bail out student loan borrowers
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total student-loan borrowing is approaching 1 trillion dollars and both barack obama and occupy wall street ows protesters are adamant some or all of that debt should be forgivenbut forgiving such loans ignores that the debt is voluntary is relatively small for the average borrower and merely continues the same bailout mentality that has already gutted the american economyfor a link-rich heavily documented text version of this argument go to http:reasoncomarchives201111183-reasons-we-shouldnt-bail-out-student-lquot3 reasons we shouldn039t bail out student loan borrowersquot is written and narrated by nick gillespie and produced by meredith braggabout 333 minutes long go to http:reasontv for downloadable versions and subscribe to reason039s youtube channel to receive automatic notifications when new material goes live

why occupywallstreet four reasons from dc douglas
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read: http:tinyurlcomwhy-owswatch: http:wwwdcdouglascomlearn more: http:occupywallstorg____________________________________________________actor voice over talent and non-political figure dc douglas chimes in with his take on ows - occupy wall street video features:elizabeth warren bookendedoccupyboston general assemblysenator byron dorganalan greenspansenator carl levinlloyd blankfein ceo of goldman sachssenator susan collinsdaniel sparks goldman sachs posrepresentative alan graysonsenator bernie sandersdemocracy now anchor

dear taxpayer - a short film - occupy wall street
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please share with the 99 visit http:wwwogilviefilmcom to show your support and buy the 1080hd download using secure paypalthis film is meant to show how the biggest taxpayer money grab in human history took place under all our noses please do not mirror or copy in any waysupport the musicians and get their amazing music:johann johannsson on ituneshttp:itunesapplecomusartistjohann-johannssonid80591287hildur gudnadottir on ituneshttp:itunesapplecomusartisthildur-gudnadottirid306767183your support is appreciated so we can keep making these films for the people who feel the beginning is near director039s statementgenerations of american taxpayers have bailed out today039s big banks to the tune of 12 trillion new york times july 2011 that is 83000 p american taxpayer plus interest still today the big banks gamble with government taxpayer backing - a 039heads i win tails you lose039 scenario this absurd scenario obliterates any notion of a true free-market society we are slowly being reduced to a feudal society: where a small group of individuals behind closed doors shape our common economic future and there is nothing we can do about it this film explores how this all came to be over the last 3 years stay connected with the filmmaker and future projects:http:wwwfacebookcomogilviefilmcopyright ogilvie film 2011 - all rights reserved