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Will citizens riot in Chicago next like they are in Cairo? System is so corrupt.
CHICAGO (CBS) — The Chicago Public Schools system is suffering from a $700 million budget shortfall.
So why did some educators travel to Las Vegas just days after a travel restriction was ordered?
CBS 2′s Dave Savini and the Better Government Association investigated questionable spending of
school tax dollars and how children are impacted.
Former Scammon Elementary School teacher Laura Hoffman is angry that 14 of her Chicago Public
School co-workers went on an all-expense paid trip to a Las Vegas resort and spa for a conference last
year.
“That’s what happened. Does it make sense? No,” Hoffman said. “I think parents need to be aware
what is happening.”
Hoffman quit her job at Scammon Elementary last year and says school officials should not have spent
the $15,000 on the conference in Las Vegas while city schools are hundreds of millions of dollars in
debt.
The school’s principal, Mary Weaver, went on the trip with her staff and allegedly missed their own
school’s report card pick up day.
http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2011/02/07/school-sends-teachers-to-vegas-spa-on-taxpayers-dime/
Second subject
Meanwhile the ACLU is filing a lawsuit because of what they think is too many security cameras in public
places.
TiaLinx now has a camera that sees through walls using low-power radar techniques.
Just think...one day the robots may know where everyone is and what they are saying and doing. At
that point in time, we will simply be able to push a button and stop all corruption.
The theory is that if Big Brother is a robot, he won't be corrupt because he doesn't want money like
those greedy humans do.
The fellow that owns this company: http://local.yahoo.com/info-17454120-tunnel-vision-technology-
chicago
caught his neighbor stealing his show shovel on the security tape. He took his snow blower and burried
her car. He has that on tape as well.
Watch the video at AOL Huffington Post: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/02/07/snow-blower-
revenge-stole_n_819540.html
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CHICAGO (CBS) — The Chicago Public Schools system is suffering from a $700 million budget shortfall.
So why did some educators travel to Las Vegas just days after a travel restriction was ordered?
CBS 2′s Dave Savini and the Better Government Association investigated questionable spending of
school tax dollars and how children are impacted.
Former Scammon Elementary School teacher Laura Hoffman is angry that 14 of her Chicago Public
School co-workers went on an all-expense paid trip to a Las Vegas resort and spa for a conference last
year.
“That’s what happened. Does it make sense? No,” Hoffman said. “I think parents need to be aware
what is happening.”
Hoffman quit her job at Scammon Elementary last year and says school officials should not have spent
the $15,000 on the conference in Las Vegas while city schools are hundreds of millions of dollars in
debt.
The school’s principal, Mary Weaver, went on the trip with her staff and allegedly missed their own
school’s report card pick up day.
http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2011/02/07/school-sends-teachers-to-vegas-spa-on-taxpayers-dime/
Second subject
Meanwhile the ACLU is filing a lawsuit because of what they think is too many security cameras in public
places.
TiaLinx now has a camera that sees through walls using low-power radar techniques.
Just think...one day the robots may know where everyone is and what they are saying and doing. At
that point in time, we will simply be able to push a button and stop all corruption.
The theory is that if Big Brother is a robot, he won't be corrupt because he doesn't want money like
those greedy humans do.
The fellow that owns this company: http://local.yahoo.com/info-17454120-tunnel-vision-technology-
chicago
caught his neighbor stealing his show shovel on the security tape. He took his snow blower and burried
her car. He has that on tape as well.
Watch the video at AOL Huffington Post: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/02/07/snow-blower-
revenge-stole_n_819540.html
Next
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