the incessant rantings of leetahsar

[leetahbar]

i hope the gahmen reads this story....and truly shows concern for the less fortunate, the needies and the poor.

STOP INCREASING PRICES!! for heaven's sake!!

STOP INCREASING BUS & MRT FARES!! these companies make obscene profit so what's the logic for the increases?

STOP INCREASING CONSERVANCY CHARGES!! the bangalas are all value-for-money employeed. what's the logic of the increase?

STOP INCREASING RENTALS!! all these increases only filter down and we the citizens get hit in the end.

don't the million$ gahmen realise this or is it this is their diabolical wish to see the nation beholden and under their mercy?

finally, everyone....

STOP VOTING THEM!!

 

[leetahbar]

and this is the story that started lts' ranting:

The woman on the left is a mother from Miami who was so desperate to feed her hungry family that she was trying to steal a lot of food.
The woman on the right is Miami-Dade County Police Officer Vicki Thomas. Officer Thomas was about to arrest Jessica Robles but changed her mind at the last minute.

Instead of arresting her, she bought Robles $100 worth of groceries:

“I made the decision to buy her some groceries because arresting her wasn't going to solve the problem with her children being hungry.”

And there’s no denying they were hungry. Robles’ 12 year old daughter started crying when she told local TV station WSVN about how dire their situation was:

“[It's] not fun to see my brother in the dirt hungry, asking for food, and we have to tell him, ‘There is nothing here.’"

Officer Thomas says she has no question that what she did was right:

“To see them go through the bags when we brought them in, it was like Christmas. That $100 to me was worth it.”

But Officer Thomas did have one request:

“The only thing I asked of her is, when she gets on her feet, that she help someone else out. And she said she would.”

And guess what? The story gets even better.

After word got out about what happened people donated another $700 for Jessica Robles to spend at the grocery store.

And then best of all a local business owner invited her in for an interview and ended up hiring her on the spot as a customer service rep.

She started crying when he told her:

“There's no words how grateful I am that you took your time and helped somebody out. Especially somebody like me.”

And to think it all started with one veteran police officer trusting her “instinct” instead of going “by the book”.

Courtesy WSVN

 

[leetahbar]

CPFLIFE - majority don't know what the hell it is!

this is the mother of all scheme. the gahmen is going to use this compulsory money zapping con ponzi fund to suck every penny dry from our cpfs.

do not be too happy!

our gahmen is a shrewd business gahment. they shall think of their own pockets and place that priority over anything else - even to sacrifice our life's savings :(