Of course, the $2 million will not go to reimburse the thousands of people who missed meetings and were otherwise inconvenienced by the city's near-shutdown. Presumably they are the ones who would otherwise be clamoring for accountability. Or perhaps I have it exactly backwards. Maybe Bostonians are justly proud of their vigilant law enforcement officers for perceiving a potential threat where officials in nine other cities did not.
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Tuesday, February 06, 2007
Aqua Teen Hunger Settlement
Of course, the $2 million will not go to reimburse the thousands of people who missed meetings and were otherwise inconvenienced by the city's near-shutdown. Presumably they are the ones who would otherwise be clamoring for accountability. Or perhaps I have it exactly backwards. Maybe Bostonians are justly proud of their vigilant law enforcement officers for perceiving a potential threat where officials in nine other cities did not.