US News Man Streaks in Front of Obama for $1 Million

[The Helper]

If billionaire Alki David is an honest man, the man who streaked in front of Barack Obama at the president’s rally today in Philadelphia will be paid $1 million for his stunt. The man who performed today’s stunt, which captured the attention of the Drudge Report and an Associated Press photographer, is 24-year-old Juan James Rodriguez, THE WEEKLY STANDARD has learned.

David is a billionaire shipping and bottling magnate who is known to carry out stunts, mainly by paying others to perform them. As the The Sun reported on August 17: "A WACKY billionaire has offered $1million (£638,700) to the first person who streaks in front of US President Barack Obama. Loaded Alki David has promised to pay out the cash — providing the streaker writes the name of his website 'Battlecam' across their chest."

“When I see the video and it’s confirmed...it won’t be check [that Rodriguez receives], it will be cash,” David, reached by phone tonight, told THE WEEKLY STANDARD.

The requirements of the streaking stunt, David told me, are that the streaker must have been within “eye-shot and ear shot of the president, they have to scream the name ‘battlecam.com’ six times, and they have to be nude.”

Man Streaks in Front of Obama for $1 Million

If billionaire Alki David is an honest man, the man who streaked in front of Barack Obama at the president’s rally today in Philadelphia will be paid $1 million for his stunt. The man who performed today’s stunt, which captured the attention of the Drudge Report and an Associated Press…

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[AnthraxXx]

So it was just advertisement? I bet Alki will make a lot more from this.

 

[Wummi]

This guy's got the ballz, that's for sure.

 

[Dan]

THIS is the American Dream!

 

[ReVolver]

Well that's one way of becoming a millionaire

 

[seph ir oth]

I'd do it.

 

[ArmedCitizen]

I like everything involved with all of this.

 

[Jedimindtrixxx]

what a champ. id so do that for a million. too bad this isnt in canada and it wasnt infront of stephen harper.

 

[Rapmaster]

Hopefully the cops have a sense of humor, but this kind of thing can actually be a distraction to the President's security. Technically paying someone else to commit a crime is itself a crime so this rich guy might find himself in a bit of trouble.

 

[Dan]

Hopefully the cops have a sense of humor, but this kind of thing can actually be a distraction to the President's security. Technically paying someone else to commit a crime is itself a crime so this rich guy might find himself in a bit of trouble.

Hmm but what if you only stated that "you would pay someone IF they did it" and not a certain person specifically... As in... in general. same rules? XD

 

[eellem1]

All I can say is "where the hell was I when this offer was being made"!!!:thup:

 

[esb]

Haha, I think ima keep a lookout for the next offer