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American Cop Shakedown
Innocent U.S. citizens are being deprived of their valuables under the rules of civil forfeiture
by RupertTaylor
aka Rupert Taylor from Waterloo, Canada (83 years).
Wizzley author for 13 years · 13 articles.
Innocent U.S. citizens are being deprived of their valuables under the rules of civil forfeiture
by RupertTaylor
The key to getting shoppers to make an impulse buy is to disorient them
by RupertTaylor
Russian economist Alexandra Kalinina, says that corruption in her country is “not a problem, but a business”
by RupertTaylor
Somebody seems to have gone to a great deal of trouble to hide something on a small island on the south shore of Nova Scotia
by RupertTaylor
Sociologists, economists, and policy makers struggle with defining who constitutes the middle class
by RupertTaylor
Described by The Guardian as “debonair, adventurous journalist, commando, author, and playwright” Michael Burn was a man of many talents
by RupertTaylor
The average top executive pay in the U.S. was $12.3 million in 2012. Are shareholders getting their money’s worth?
by RupertTaylor
The faith of the general public in the democratic process is shaken in many countries when politicians become philanderers, thieves, and addicts.
by RupertTaylor
You want to know if the shirt you are planning on buying was made in an unsafe sweatshop; there’s an app for that called Buycott.
by RupertTaylor
The world’s most pressing health issue is mental illness and very little is being done to alleviate it.
by RupertTaylor
There are alternatives to the confrontational interviewing techniques that sometimes lead to false confessions to crimes.
by RupertTaylor
Prince Jefri Bolkiah of Brunei has a taste for fast cars, beautiful women, and the ostentatious spending of vast wealth that may not have been his own.
by RupertTaylor
Trials in 18th century Britain were radically changed by a young barrister whose influence continues today in the English-speaking world.
by RupertTaylor