Money Flees From Eurozone, Gary Johnson Polling at 7% in NH, Rosa Parks Estate In Dispute: P.M. Links
Money Flees From Eurozone, Gary Johnson Polling at 7% in NH, Rosa Parks Estate In Dispute: P.M. Links
- Capital flight isn’t just a
Greek phenomenon —
billions of euros are pouring from Belgium, France, Italy and
Spain, with much landing in the UK, as depositors go hunting for
safe havens for their money. - Saying, “I do not believe a republic can exist if you permit
the military to arrest American citizens and put them in secret
prisons and be denied a trial,” Ron Paul
added his liberty-loving support to a bill sponsored by Rep.
Adam Smith, D-Wash., and Rep. Justin Amash, R-Mich, that would
ensure due process rights are guaranteed to anyone detained in the
United States. - Not only is Mitt Romney matching the incumbent president’s
tepidity of support, but also his fundraising. The GOP candidate
brought in $40.1 million in April, close to Obama’s $43.6
million haul. - George Zimmerman was
diagnosed with a broken nose, two black eyes and lacerations
after his encounter with Trayvon Martin, lending support to his
story that the shooting of Martin occurred in response to an
assault. Autopsy results on Martin showed
injuries to his knuckles. - Gary Johnson is polling at
seven percent in New Hampshire and
six percent in North Carolina. Added to his standing in other
recent state-level polls, he seems nicely positioned to make Barry
and Mitt sweat a little. - New scientific evidence supports something java heads have
always known:
coffee is good for you and extends life. Just don’t get between
us and the pot. - The estate of civil rights icon
Rosa Parks was looted, claims attorney Stephen G. Cohen, who
has filed suit alleging Judge Freddie Burton Jr. conspired with
probate lawyers John Chase Jr. and Melvin Jefferson Jr. to run up
unnecessary legal fees and freeze out Parks’s intended heirs. - Ever-vigilant to shield residents from … something,
Massachusetts officials
dispatched armed environmental police to shut down an ice cream
stand at a public dairy farm after manager, Mark Duffy, expanded
the stand without a permit. Said a puzzled Duffy, who lives on the
farm, “I make improvements every single day and have for 26 years.”
(HT db)
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