[Vision2020] Here is Something You Will Never Read on Right-Mind

[Tom Hansen]

Just another one of them Mid-East terrorists, right dale?

Courtesy of today's (January 13, 2010) Spokesman-Review.

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NY cabbie returns $21,000 to passenger

NEW YORK – A New York City cabbie said he returned a lost purse containing
more than $21,000 in cash and expensive jewelry because his mother always
advised him to be honest.

“I’m broke, but I’m honest,” 28-year-old Mohammad “Mukal” Asadujjaman said
Tuesday.

Felicia Lettieri, of Pompeii, Italy, and six relatives had taken two cabs
from midtown Manhattan to Penn Station on Christmas Eve. The 72-year-old
Lettieri left her purse behind, with more than $21,000 of the group’s
traveling money, jewelry worth thousands more, and some of their
passports.

The cabbie, a native of Bangladesh, saw the rolls of euros when he opened
the bag to look for an address, but didn’t even count the money. “My
mother is my inspiration,” the soft-spoken cabbie said. “She always said
to be honest and work hard.”

The cabbie called a friend with a car and drove some 50 miles to a
Patchogue address in the purse. No one was home, so Asadujjaman left his
cell phone number and a note. His phone rang a short time later and he
drove back to return the bag.

“They were so, so, so happy,” Asadujjaman beamed.

The immigrant is a full-time student at a city college near his apartment
in Jamaica, Queens.

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Mohammad Asadujjaman is being praised for returning a purse left in his taxi.

http://tinyurl.com/Mohammad-Asadujjaman

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Just another Allah worshiper, right dale?

As Kris Kristofferson once said . . .

"We don't need no riddle-speaking profits scraring decent folks like you
and me."

What we need are a hole lot more Mohammad Asadujjamans in our
neighborhood, right V-peeps?

Seeya round town, Moscow.

Tom Hansen
Moscow, Idaho

"The Pessimist complains about the wind, the Optimist expects it to change
and the Realist adjusts his sails."

- Unknown