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Senin, 17 Oktober 2011

On strike in protest, the young politician is open shirt


Katarzyna Lenart
Various ways do politicians campaign in order to qualify for the parliament. However, Katarzyna Lenart performed arguably controversial.

Lenart was very young. He was only 23 years. He became a candidate member of the legislature of the Democratic Left Alliance (SLD) in the parliamentary elections held two weeks ago.

Political science student campaign to upload videos via YouTube. There he styled a la strippers (stripper) by taking off one by one outfit she was wearing.

However, Lenart not show all parts of his body. When he finally took off her bra, there are the words "censored".

He ended the video with the words "Want more? Select SLD. Only we can do more".

The slogan was insinuating Civic Platform party slogan which reads "We'll do more". Civic Platform is the party that now rules.

Candidates from the electoral district of Lublin was no way to dodge when called to invite her campaign hoopla. "I think, now is the time to make a fuss," he said.

"My campaign is to target youth, and young children are only interested in things that are controversial, unfortunately," he explained.

It is unclear whether the video was Lenart managed to become a member of the legislature, a position that is craved.

Kamis, 13 Oktober 2011

Dealing with the police because the photo on the Mall


Photo of Chris White's daughter, Hazel (4 years), who questioned the manager Mal Braehaed and the police just because the photo was taken at the mall.

  



Photographing a child alone in a mall are common. However, in Glasgow, Scotland, this action causes a father to deal with mall managers and police management.

Chris White said, he was very surprised when a mall security officer approached him in Braehaed. The security guard asked him to remove illegal images are taken, the image her son, Hazel (4). White said he asked out of the mall and questioned by police, citing legislation on terrorism.

A spokesman from the mall apologized and said the police were right to be reassessed. "We've heard the public debate about our photography policy. As a result, we changed that policy and allow family and friends to take pictures at the mall, "said mall spokeswoman.

White said he was very happy because it changed its policy banning mall photo shoot. "Braehaed apologize for what I experienced. They use common sense and change their weird policies about taking photos, "said White again. (AP / AFP / JOE)