Did you know that it costs more to house an inmate for one year in a New Jersey jail than to send a student to Princeton University?

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Did you know that it costs more to house an inmate for one year in a New Jersey jail than to send a student to Princeton University?

In the tiny backwoods community of "Historic" Midway, Georgia the police have shut down a lemonade stand being operated by 3 girls who were attempting to raise money so that they could buy tickets to a popular waterpark. Here is the Fox New video interview wherein the girls describe their treatment:
Shame on you, you HEARTLESS BEASTS running Midway, for running the lemonade stand girls out of business! It is the short-sighted, money-grubbing bureaucrats, such as yourselves, that are KILLING the spirit of small business in America.
$50/day and $150/year to run a lemonade stand???? Are you effing kidding me????
The only thing historic I find with your town is its thinking and lack of leadership.
The scoundrels of Midway, GA in particular are:
Their contact information is:
Website: http://historicmidway.com
9397 E. Oglethope Highway
Midway, Georgia 31320
Phone: (912) 884.3344
Fax: (912) 884.5107
I'm certain that there are others complicit in this scandal as well...
I want to know which one of you owns a stake in a juice or beverage company? Or has a family member with a financial stake in one????
Hey Police Chief, now FDA food inpector, Kelli Morningstar: Great job cleaning up the streets, ace. Just say no to lemonade!
You all should publicly apologize to the girls and their mom for your insensitivity, then immediately pass a public ordinance DRAMATICALLY lowering, or eliminating, the costs for concessions such as these being run by children so that they can run honest and profitable micro-businesses. They're not running the streets, doing drugs or not otherwise causing mayhem like the other kids without something productive to do...
The sad part of this is that the Midway Lemonade Stand Scandal is not the only instance in America where GOVERNMENT HEAVIES are going after kid-owned businesses. Perhaps they all are complicit with Barack Obama's current reign of terror being foisted upon small business, entrepreneurism and a free-market economy?
Let's just get down to the Voodoo Hex you have so rightly earned:
voodoo. vooDOO. VOODOO!!!!!!!!!!!!
Voodoo on you aforementioned scoundrels and beasts of Historic (aka backwoods) Midway, Georgia for dashing the hopes of a joy-filled day frolicking in pool and on waterslides and scaring a few hard-working young ladies turned small business owners in the process. Voodoo on you all of the Federal, State and Local government thugs for otherwise causing the needless plunder of micro-business coffers and leading by way of this shining example of "Too much government is actually good for us all." Voodoo on on you all because you have nothing more important to do with your resources than kill capitalism.
voodoo. vooDOO. VOODOO!!!!!!!!!!!!
I hope that the good people of Midway, Georgia, nay... AMERICA, who are paying your taxes wake up make make you all HEX-civil servants in very short order.
So my wife and I have decided to move out of the country for a little while... much to the shock and horror of our parents. We've wanted to move to a foreign country for a very long while but for one reason or another have had to wait; chasing careers, building businesses, having two beautiful daughters, etc. all took priority and understandably so.
We find ourselves in an advantageous situation right now, my online businesses are growing beyond my wildest expectations; I can do business from anywhere that I have an Internet connection. The girls (1.5 and 3 years old right now) are at that age where they "really don't know what they don't know" but are up for just about anything and, of course, are also at the age where learning a second language is easiest. Julie is feeling pretty burned out at her job and ready for a change and I have wanderlust, again... badly.
Our friends, 100% of whom have shown total support for our decision, think that it's a fantastic idea for the very same reasons.
Are you going to be a Private Investigator in Costa Rica?
No. Not the plan. I am going to stick to building my online businesses and creating a few new ones (you REALLY can make money online, I promise) that are completely different than what I have going on right now. Julie and I have both talked about them and we lose sleep over how good these new business plans really are.
Of course, CompassPoint Investigations will remain in place here in Pensacola, FL as well.
I completely understand that life in Central America is not going to be nearly as easy as we have it here in the states, but quite frankly that's the point. Call us gluttons for punishment but we have both agreed that things are a bit too easy, but at the same time overly-complicated. We both have an idealized vision about how we'd like to live: a little simpler, a little quieter, more focused on the growth and development of our beautiful daughters and farther from the sheer stupidity coming out of the US political machine right now - particularly the Democrats and our sitting POTUS. What a mess they are making.
Well I really need to write a lot more about this because I am sure you have many questions, Dear Reader. Be comforted, however, in the knowledge that I will be writing about this in much more detail as we move toward our goal of making the jump on October 20th or 21st.
Lots more to come... we have a whole house of contents to sell and tidal waves of drama to deal with, which I am sure will make great fodder for new blog posts... and probably a Voodoo Hex or two.
BTW... Anyone interested in a really great 4 year old chocolate aptly named Cannon? He cannot go with us, so my first goal is to find him an awesome home.
Pura Vida!
Down in Lafourche Parish, Louisiana, Boudreaux gets a job with British Petroleum (BP) helping with the oil-spill cleanup. He reports for work and is told to speak to a supervisor about his assignment.
He finds the man and asks, “What it is I supposed to do?”
The supervisor tells him to go to the animal shelter and clean the pelicans.
Two hours later, Boudreaux comes up to the supervisor and says, “Okay… dey all cleaned. How do you want me to cook dem???"
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