There are no scratches on the outside of this car, but the vehicle is totaled.
Below is the story and the pics.
A man in Waterton, came out to find the inside of his 18 month old Toyota Sequoia trashed.
A grizzly bear had somehow got a door open (easy considering the way the handles are) and once inside got trapped when the door shut behind him. Probably by the wind.
The Toyota was a platinum edition, all the door panels were ripped off, the headliner torn to pieces, all headrests, the leather seats, the dash shredded. The steering column was twisted sideways.
Two of the six airbags went off, the other four the bear ripped to pieces. (...You can imagine a trapped grizzly being hit with an airbag in an enclosed space! He must-have figured he was in for the fight of his life ...and by the looks of this car, he won the fight.
When the bear ripped off the door panels he also clawed all the wiring harnesses out. Toyota figures every wire he pulled or clawed at resulted in alarm bells, voices or sparks.
The head mechanic at Calgary Toyota doubted if they had the expertise to put this vehicle back together, even if they had enough parts to do it. And, to add insult to injury, the bear took a big dump in the back of the SUV ....and then broke out the rear window.
Fish and wildlife officers have inspected the damage and figure it was a 3-year-old Griz.
From blood left behind they are doing DNA.
The vehicle has been written off by the insurance company.
The cost new was over $70,000, and they stopped counting repair costs at $60,000+.
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Cash money now in a “safety” deposit box or anywhere is
presumed to be illegal. This is the excuse to seize it, saying it is
your burden to prove that you paid taxes on it, that it is not illegal
proceeds from drugs or that it is not laundered money.One bank writes to a customer, “Lessee acknowledges that the safe deposit box is not intended to store without limitations, such things as domestic or foreign currency whether in paper, coin, or other form.”
Why, in the last days of a regime, do governments come so hard after your cash or other assets? Why don’t they just print the paper money?
The answer is that if the government can take from the people, it will have to print less money, thereby extending the life of the system. The government desires, above all, to extend its socialist system. The more paper money that it prints, the shorter the time to the end of the system; because paper money is the rot of the country. The more paper money, the faster the collapse: So confiscation becomes the modus operandi of a dying system. Pension funds are in the political crosshair now.
It isn’t much fun to look forward to impoverishment by the state. Only those who leave the United States will be able to keep a part of their wealth after all the exit taxes. In the 1930s, not many people left Nazi Germany. Most people thought things would get better. They were wrong, much to their sorrow. In time, it was too late to leave. Very few people ever come to the realization that government, with its politicians and its bureaucrats, is organized crime.
Most politicians are members of a secret society, and they hold hands under the table. A large number of politicians belong to a death cult inspired by Satan. They will do anything for themselves against the people they are supposed to represent. Make a pact with the devil, and the price may be too high.
http://personalliberty.com/2014/02/12/are-they-going-after-your-safety-deposit-box/