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There is some big news for anyone in the crypto universe. CargoX has recently partnered with the Egyptian government and has developed an ACI system that will store BOLs (Bills Of Landing) on a blockchain. Storing this information on a blockchain is awesome as it enables companies to see if a document has been altered in any shape or form. From July 1st 2021 all of the Bill of Landings sent in Egypt will utilize CargoX's technology. CargoX, Polygon and Ethereum will be required on this exchanged. News of this information is below. Wonder if anyone has been a beneficiary of the massive pump recently to over 3500 dollars a coin for ETH.

[URL]https://cargox.io/press-releases/CargoX-Egypt-MTS-Nafeza-ACI/[/URL]

[URL]https://www.nafeza.gov.eg/en/site/aci-details[/URL]

[URL]https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/kemp-vows-to-crack-down-on-atlanta-crime[/URL]

I have money to burn, but hot lanta is too hot for me. I will keep my scared ass on the porch.

Why are these gentlemen in both stories not given medals but instead they got jail time can anyone please explain the double standards here.

[URL]https://www.yahoo.com/news/japan-man-arrested-dating-35-152935505.html[/URL]

[URL]https://www.yahoo.com/news/jail-social-escort-agent-cheated-women-sex-072048396.html[/URL]

[QUOTE=TrillBoi69;5341218]Why are these gentlemen in both stories not given medals but instead they got jail time can anyone please explain the double standards here.

[URL]https://www.yahoo.com/news/japan-man-arrested-dating-35-152935505.html[/URL]

[URL]https://www.yahoo.com/news/jail-social-escort-agent-cheated-women-sex-072048396.html[/URL][/QUOTE]In the first link, the Japanese guy defrauded lots of women. Had a guy similar to that in my platoon in Korea in the late 90's. He had promised 5 different Korean women that he would marry them, targeting desperate, fugly women. They bought him gifts, gave him money, etc. I got his ass kicked out of the Army.

I'm sure your angle is that women do this shit to guys all the time but it's wrong either way.

As predicted, Garrett Rolfe was reinstated and will get back pay for being fired for the Rayshard Brooks shooting. Meanwhile, Keisha Lance-Bottoms, who started the downward spiral in Atlanta crime with this firing, among other things, has conceded defeat in the battle and won't seek re-election. What a huge waste of taxpayer dollars that firing was, all for expedient political show, and has cost the city of Atlanta in more ways than one, not the least of which is now an uncontrollable crime problem, which was also predicted as a result of this firing. Any moron (except Mayor Bottoms apparently) could see that the police force was going to lie down after the Mayor cut their legs out from under them every chance she got, and went on national TV talking about how their actions they were trained to perform in the line of duty "made her sick".

[QUOTE=GaryRidgeway;5340808][URL]https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/kemp-vows-to-crack-down-on-atlanta-crime[/URL]

I have money to burn, but hot lanta is too hot for me. I will keep my scared ass on the porch.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=ILuvEmall;5342074]As predicted, Garrett Rolfe was reinstated and will get back pay for being fired for the Rayshard Brooks shooting. Meanwhile, Keisha Lance-Bottoms, who started the downward spiral in Atlanta crime with this firing, among other things, has conceded defeat in the battle and won't seek re-election. What a huge waste of taxpayer dollars that firing was, all for expedient political show, and has cost the city of Atlanta in more ways than one, not the least of which is now an uncontrollable crime problem, which was also predicted as a result of this firing. Any moron (except Mayor Bottoms apparently) could see that the police force was going to lie down after the Mayor cut their legs out from under them every chance she got, and went on national TV talking about how their actions they were trained to perform in the line of duty "made her sick".[/QUOTE]He will probably be fired again, but under the process outlined by the union rules.

I think the murder charge is a bunch of bullshit, but he's still going to be fired.

[QUOTE=RedneckStud;5342114]He will probably be fired again, but under the process outlined by the union rules.

I think the murder charge is a bunch of bullshit, but he's still going to be fired.[/QUOTE]The murder charge just might stick, since his life wasn't in imminent danger when he shot Brooks in the back.

[QUOTE=Niteluvr;5342174]The murder charge just might stick, since his life wasn't in imminent danger when he shot Brooks in the back.[/QUOTE]He fired a weapon at the officer. It was justified.

By the same the, no less.

[QUOTE=RedneckStud;5342328]He fired a weapon at the officer. It was justified.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=SgtLurker;5342381]By the same the, no less.[/QUOTE]Taser's only considered lethal if it's not the cop firing it.

[QUOTE=Vx333;5342568]Taser's only considered lethal if it's not the cop firing it.[/QUOTE]Uh, you might want to check with ex-Fulton D. A. Paul Howard about that. To him Taser's were lethal ONLY when the cop was firing it. He certainly didn't consider it lethal when the child beater scumbag Rashard Brooks grabbed it from the cop and fired it at him.

[QUOTE=RedneckStud;5342328]He fired a weapon at the officer. It was justified.[/QUOTE]Interesting, but I saw a video where a former police chief viewed the video and said the cop's life wasn't considered to be in imminent danger, so I'm guessing that's the angle that the prosecutor will use. I'm curious to watch the trial to see how it pans out. Certainly not a fan of Brooks as he was a piece of shit, but I also don't believe in allowing cops to go overboard either.

As an aside, I'm glad that the Atlanta mayor is on her way out. She seemed way too pro Black (racially biased) and harbored a general hatred of white cops. I don't know the demographic makeup of APD officers, but guessing that the majority are white and they probably despised her. Anyone know?

[QUOTE=Vx333;5342568]Taser's only considered lethal if it's not the cop firing it.[/QUOTE]Well fuck. End of that argument.

Brooks was intoxicated, combative and armed. He clearly got what he deserved. It will be impossible for any prosecutor to convince that his actions were unreasonable let alone unlawful. The officer rightfully and reasonably feared for his life.

That is like when one of my soldiers was bitten by a snake and went to the nearest emergency room and the Army did not want to pay saying the snake was not poisonous. My response was, he did not ask the snake! The cop had a split second decision where the violent perp fighting him pointed a firearm at the cop and fired. END OF DISCUSSION!

[QUOTE=Niteluvr;5342845]Interesting, but I saw a video where a former police chief viewed the video and said the cop's life wasn't considered to be in imminent danger, so I'm guessing that's the angle that the prosecutor will use. I'm curious to watch the trial to see how it pans out. Certainly not a fan of Brooks as he was a piece of shit, but I also don't believe in allowing cops to go overboard either.

As an aside, I'm glad that the Atlanta mayor is on her way out. She seemed way too pro Black (racially biased) and harbored a general hatred of white cops. I don't know the demographic makeup of APD officers, but guessing that the majority are white and they probably despised her. Anyone know?[/QUOTE]