Saturday, November 20, 2010
Michael Rawson's assistants come out and tell Veterans to hand over signs
Sad to tell you the some Vets did not know they could say NO to Rawson's assistants and handed over the protest signs!!!!
NYPD P.O. Schatz seems confused on "parking laws" he uses siren to rush to our 20 min. protest arriving 19 minutes in to the protest was he acting on his own or did a supervisor send him over
I am holding on the telephone with the 1st Precinct for a supervisor and I am sure I won't get an answer but I will leave the question for Capt. Winski if I am allowed to.
NYPD officer Schatz came over to me in the past and told me wrong information re: the loading and unloading zone in front of the Mercer hotel and I documented the incident as well as made a report because when he barked at me the wrong info that the Hotel can park there I happen to be leaving a message on Internal Affairs
http://suzannahbtroy.blogspot.com/2010/07/suzannah-b-troy-internal-affairs-police.html
P.O. Schatz came back today after his rush to make the end of the 20 minute protest using his sirens in his vehicle to get there -- we heard than at 12:18... We have him on video tape actually creating congestion on the side walk where for 18 minutes we film and than was more than 50 percent available and you will hear a stirring speech I made before the protest and even during the protest about the Veterans being handicapped and P.O. Schatz came back after I left and P.O. Schatz came back and he picked the oldest senior citizen Veteran who is handicapped and harassed him making him move his chair and Eric's legs don't work and he can't balance so he put his hand on P.O. Schatz's car and Schatz yelled at him to get his hand off of his car! Another Vet walked over and explained Eric is handicapped and his legs don't work well.
I will be posting video of the speech and during the protest talking about these handicap Vets including Eric so how shocking that P.O. Schatz would behave this way.
REMINDER: For the last decade and now the NYPD 1st Precinct has been overwhelmingly good, kind and respectful to the Veteran Vendors and the Vets and I are grateful and thankful to them and after all the too are Vets and or their parents and loved ones are Vets and they know about Service front line!
and harassed Eric the 79 Korean War Veteran unnecessarily harassing him after the protest.
Capt. Winski was told this would be a 20 minute protest. It is very possible the staff of the hotel have P.O. Schatz's telephone number and called him and based on the one previous unpleasant experience I had with this officer telling me wrong information he acts like he works for the Mercer Hotel and not the People of New York!
By the way....for once the Mercer Hotel was not breaking the laws with the loading and unloading sign and there was no car parked their so P.O. Schatz could have parked in front of the hotel and walked a block rather than park the way he did above.
NYPD officer Schatz came over to me in the past and told me wrong information re: the loading and unloading zone in front of the Mercer hotel and I documented the incident as well as made a report because when he barked at me the wrong info that the Hotel can park there I happen to be leaving a message on Internal Affairs
http://suzannahbtroy.blogspot.com/2010/07/suzannah-b-troy-internal-affairs-police.html
P.O. Schatz came back today after his rush to make the end of the 20 minute protest using his sirens in his vehicle to get there -- we heard than at 12:18... We have him on video tape actually creating congestion on the side walk where for 18 minutes we film and than was more than 50 percent available and you will hear a stirring speech I made before the protest and even during the protest about the Veterans being handicapped and P.O. Schatz came back after I left and P.O. Schatz came back and he picked the oldest senior citizen Veteran who is handicapped and harassed him making him move his chair and Eric's legs don't work and he can't balance so he put his hand on P.O. Schatz's car and Schatz yelled at him to get his hand off of his car! Another Vet walked over and explained Eric is handicapped and his legs don't work well.
I will be posting video of the speech and during the protest talking about these handicap Vets including Eric so how shocking that P.O. Schatz would behave this way.
REMINDER: For the last decade and now the NYPD 1st Precinct has been overwhelmingly good, kind and respectful to the Veteran Vendors and the Vets and I are grateful and thankful to them and after all the too are Vets and or their parents and loved ones are Vets and they know about Service front line!
and harassed Eric the 79 Korean War Veteran unnecessarily harassing him after the protest.
Capt. Winski was told this would be a 20 minute protest. It is very possible the staff of the hotel have P.O. Schatz's telephone number and called him and based on the one previous unpleasant experience I had with this officer telling me wrong information he acts like he works for the Mercer Hotel and not the People of New York!
By the way....for once the Mercer Hotel was not breaking the laws with the loading and unloading sign and there was no car parked their so P.O. Schatz could have parked in front of the hotel and walked a block rather than park the way he did above.
Friday, November 19, 2010
Michael Rawson mgr. of The Mercer Hotel stop harassing Veteran Vendors...preparing to protest dreaming of James Gandolfini telling Rawson to STOP it!
When you are having a 2o minute protest you makes signs as inexpensively as possible.How you get through to an arrogant creep that has no respect for Veterans!!!!!!
Calling James Gandolfini who made a powerful film for HBO on Vets!!!!!!!!!!
Thursday, November 18, 2010
NYU the destroyer doesn't believe in a democracy, doesn't care about the community but I.M. Pei says no to the 4th Tower & they scrap it! FYI they will still be kicking Mayor La Guardia to the curb!!!!!!
My photo with a small child enchanted by Mayor La Guardia statue that NYU plans to kick to the curb!!!!!!!!!!!!! Mayor La Guarida was the people's mayor and loved children! He read them the funny papers on the radio...if there was fire, he rushed to the fire - he cared!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Flash back to the battle to Save St. Ann's and I urge you all to visit 120 East 12th Street and see the facade from 1847 and the most hideous ugly mega-dorm yet thanks to NYU mega dorming the East Village to death!!!!!!!!!
Mike Bloomberg, socialite city planner Amanda the people's Burden and John Sexton a destuctive real estate magnate posing as a college president have destroyed our communities and refuse to understand the word "NO!" when the people of NY speak up but when I.M. Pei says no they listen.
http://www.crainsnewyork.com/article/20101118/REAL_ESTATE/101119848?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+crainsnewyork%2Flatestnews+%28Latest+News+from+Crain%27s+New+York+Business%29
More trees will be ripped out, more zone busting if these criminals get away with more murder -- murdering our neighborhood and turning the Village - East and West Village in to a bad xerox of mid-town in to Dubai.
Flash back to the battle to Save St. Ann's and I urge you all to visit 120 East 12th Street and see the facade from 1847 and the most hideous ugly mega-dorm yet thanks to NYU mega dorming the East Village to death!!!!!!!!!
Mike Bloomberg, socialite city planner Amanda the people's Burden and John Sexton a destuctive real estate magnate posing as a college president have destroyed our communities and refuse to understand the word "NO!" when the people of NY speak up but when I.M. Pei says no they listen.
http://www.crainsnewyork.com/article/20101118/REAL_ESTATE/101119848?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+crainsnewyork%2Flatestnews+%28Latest+News+from+Crain%27s+New+York+Business%29
More trees will be ripped out, more zone busting if these criminals get away with more murder -- murdering our neighborhood and turning the Village - East and West Village in to a bad xerox of mid-town in to Dubai.
Joe Bello an Activist Vet exposes Mike Bloomberg pulling a "Cathie Black" with Veterans!!!!
By Joseph A. Bello
November 18, 2010
Missed in the hoopla last week between Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s selection of Cathleen Black as his new schools chancellor and another successful Veteran’s Day parade was the announcement of Terrance Holliday as the new Commissioner of the Mayor’s Office of Veterans’ Affairs (MOVA).
In making the announcement at his annual Veteran’s Day breakfast at Gracie Mansion, Mayor Bloomberg, like his left-field school chancellor pick, surprised everyone in attendance and immediately set off a discussion: Who is Terrance Holliday? Where did he come from? Does anybody know him?
However, what the media missed and what veterans didn’t get was how eerily similar Mayor Bloomberg’s selection of Mr. Holliday was to Ms. Black’s. With the exception of quietly posting the position in early August and including two of his own staff members, this search appears to have been carried out under the radar of the veteran’s community.
This leads to the inevitable question of Why? Why did the Mayor and his people feel that the process had to be just as secretive as his selection of Ms. Black as the new schools chancellor?
From conversations with people both inside and outside the veterans’ community, it was known as early as July that Commissioner Roger Newman was in the process of leaving the office. Later conversations revealed that a number of qualified people applied for the position – individuals who not only had the qualifications and drive to succeed but more importantly could have possibility changed the direction MOVA has been going for the past eight years.
However, like the Black appointment, there is little evidence that anyone was vetted or considered and no known candidates were called or brought in for an interview. So while some may argue that at least there was a public search, the truth is that the process was superficial at best.
As the media reported late last week, Mayor Bloomberg defended his “clandestine” selection process for school chancellor by saying he wanted to avoid a public spectacle. If true, then why would he do this with the Veterans Affairs position? As Sam Roberts of the New York Times reported on Veteran's Day, the number of military veterans living in New York City has decreased by one-third since 2000, with census figures showing that there are only 233,000 veterans as of last year.
Sadly, it appears that while the “buck” may stop with Mayor Bloomberg - who is ultimately responsible for his Commissioners – he did nothing more than rubber stamp this selection. Anyone involved with veterans advocacy in New York City knows who is running MOVA from City Hall and all one has to do is look at the press release regarding Mr. Holliday's appointment to see the first name Mayor Bloomberg thanked for the appointment search.
Therefore, it’s more likely the process was conducted stealthily because of City Hall’s awareness of the lack of leadership, conviction, direction and overall poor relationship MOVA currently has with New York City’s veterans’ community. My friend Luis Carlos Montalván and I wrote an article last year highlighting some of these major issues.
If the word “Reform” is considered an incremental process in which leaders build on the accomplishments of those who came before them, then what will Commissioner Holliday build on from Commissioner Newman? The majority of veterans agree that Commissioner Newman was not able to build upon anything left to him from former director (now Deputy Commissioner) Joynes because she left the position in worse shape than when she got it. Because of Ms. Joynes and the strong oversight City Hall has taken with the office, Mr. Newman did little to enhance the office or offer any meaningful help towards veterans.
So what then, should the veteran’s community make of Terrence Holliday as the new MOVA Commissioner?
When City Hall began talking to Mr. Holliday about the position is not known. Very few people knew of Holliday’s appointment until the morning of the breakfast. Interestingly, Mayor Bloomberg appointed Edna Wells-Handy, the widow of Michael Handy (the former Director of MOVA), as the Commissioner of the Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) just a week prior and coincidentally, both Mr. Handy and Mr. Holliday knew each other well from their former positions and both served in the Air Force.
Regardless, like Ms. Black, there will be no learning period for Mr. Holliday, particularly like the one Mr. Newman had in 2007. Also, like Ms. Black, Mr. Holliday is entering a hostile battlefield. People within education and those directly affected by it are the most outraged and so are veterans and their families struggling with the inadequacy of the Bloomberg administration on dealing with veteran issues.
The bottom line is that Commissioner Holliday will have a long road to travel and without much in the way of support. Already there are questions regarding his initial statement at Gracie Mansion. If his comments are any indication of the help veterans can expect to receive, it would seem that Mayor Bloomberg has told the veteran’s community that they should look to the new Mayor in 2013 for change. Thus, while education will be a legacy issue for Mayor Bloomberg, veteran’s affairs will not.
The United States has been at war for almost a decade and for almost as long veterans in New York City have watched the Mayor's left hand work in disharmony with the right. His message towards veterans and their families during the past nine years have been long on thanks but short on substance. Last year Mayor Bloomberg ran on the campaign slogan – “Progress. Not Politics.” A year into his third term and nine years into his legacy, veterans are still waiting for the “progress.”
Joe Bello served 11 years in the US Navy/Naval Reserve and is a veteran’s advocate in New York City. He was one of several candidates who also applied for the Commissioner’s position.
November 18, 2010
Missed in the hoopla last week between Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s selection of Cathleen Black as his new schools chancellor and another successful Veteran’s Day parade was the announcement of Terrance Holliday as the new Commissioner of the Mayor’s Office of Veterans’ Affairs (MOVA).
In making the announcement at his annual Veteran’s Day breakfast at Gracie Mansion, Mayor Bloomberg, like his left-field school chancellor pick, surprised everyone in attendance and immediately set off a discussion: Who is Terrance Holliday? Where did he come from? Does anybody know him?
However, what the media missed and what veterans didn’t get was how eerily similar Mayor Bloomberg’s selection of Mr. Holliday was to Ms. Black’s. With the exception of quietly posting the position in early August and including two of his own staff members, this search appears to have been carried out under the radar of the veteran’s community.
This leads to the inevitable question of Why? Why did the Mayor and his people feel that the process had to be just as secretive as his selection of Ms. Black as the new schools chancellor?
From conversations with people both inside and outside the veterans’ community, it was known as early as July that Commissioner Roger Newman was in the process of leaving the office. Later conversations revealed that a number of qualified people applied for the position – individuals who not only had the qualifications and drive to succeed but more importantly could have possibility changed the direction MOVA has been going for the past eight years.
However, like the Black appointment, there is little evidence that anyone was vetted or considered and no known candidates were called or brought in for an interview. So while some may argue that at least there was a public search, the truth is that the process was superficial at best.
As the media reported late last week, Mayor Bloomberg defended his “clandestine” selection process for school chancellor by saying he wanted to avoid a public spectacle. If true, then why would he do this with the Veterans Affairs position? As Sam Roberts of the New York Times reported on Veteran's Day, the number of military veterans living in New York City has decreased by one-third since 2000, with census figures showing that there are only 233,000 veterans as of last year.
Sadly, it appears that while the “buck” may stop with Mayor Bloomberg - who is ultimately responsible for his Commissioners – he did nothing more than rubber stamp this selection. Anyone involved with veterans advocacy in New York City knows who is running MOVA from City Hall and all one has to do is look at the press release regarding Mr. Holliday's appointment to see the first name Mayor Bloomberg thanked for the appointment search.
Therefore, it’s more likely the process was conducted stealthily because of City Hall’s awareness of the lack of leadership, conviction, direction and overall poor relationship MOVA currently has with New York City’s veterans’ community. My friend Luis Carlos Montalván and I wrote an article last year highlighting some of these major issues.
If the word “Reform” is considered an incremental process in which leaders build on the accomplishments of those who came before them, then what will Commissioner Holliday build on from Commissioner Newman? The majority of veterans agree that Commissioner Newman was not able to build upon anything left to him from former director (now Deputy Commissioner) Joynes because she left the position in worse shape than when she got it. Because of Ms. Joynes and the strong oversight City Hall has taken with the office, Mr. Newman did little to enhance the office or offer any meaningful help towards veterans.
So what then, should the veteran’s community make of Terrence Holliday as the new MOVA Commissioner?
When City Hall began talking to Mr. Holliday about the position is not known. Very few people knew of Holliday’s appointment until the morning of the breakfast. Interestingly, Mayor Bloomberg appointed Edna Wells-Handy, the widow of Michael Handy (the former Director of MOVA), as the Commissioner of the Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) just a week prior and coincidentally, both Mr. Handy and Mr. Holliday knew each other well from their former positions and both served in the Air Force.
Regardless, like Ms. Black, there will be no learning period for Mr. Holliday, particularly like the one Mr. Newman had in 2007. Also, like Ms. Black, Mr. Holliday is entering a hostile battlefield. People within education and those directly affected by it are the most outraged and so are veterans and their families struggling with the inadequacy of the Bloomberg administration on dealing with veteran issues.
The bottom line is that Commissioner Holliday will have a long road to travel and without much in the way of support. Already there are questions regarding his initial statement at Gracie Mansion. If his comments are any indication of the help veterans can expect to receive, it would seem that Mayor Bloomberg has told the veteran’s community that they should look to the new Mayor in 2013 for change. Thus, while education will be a legacy issue for Mayor Bloomberg, veteran’s affairs will not.
The United States has been at war for almost a decade and for almost as long veterans in New York City have watched the Mayor's left hand work in disharmony with the right. His message towards veterans and their families during the past nine years have been long on thanks but short on substance. Last year Mayor Bloomberg ran on the campaign slogan – “Progress. Not Politics.” A year into his third term and nine years into his legacy, veterans are still waiting for the “progress.”
Joe Bello served 11 years in the US Navy/Naval Reserve and is a veteran’s advocate in New York City. He was one of several candidates who also applied for the Commissioner’s position.
Joe Bello an Activist Vet exposes Mike Bloomberg pulling a "Cathie Black" with Veterans!!!!
By Joseph A. Bello
November 18, 2010
Missed in the hoopla last week between Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s selection of Cathleen Black as his new schools chancellor and another successful Veteran’s Day parade was the announcement of Terrance Holliday as the new Commissioner of the Mayor’s Office of Veterans’ Affairs (MOVA).
In making the announcement at his annual Veteran’s Day breakfast at Gracie Mansion, Mayor Bloomberg, like his left-field school chancellor pick, surprised everyone in attendance and immediately set off a discussion: Who is Terrance Holliday? Where did he come from? Does anybody know him?
However, what the media missed and what veterans didn’t get was how eerily similar Mayor Bloomberg’s selection of Mr. Holliday was to Ms. Black’s. With the exception of quietly posting the position in early August and including two of his own staff members, this search appears to have been carried out under the radar of the veteran’s community.
This leads to the inevitable question of Why? Why did the Mayor and his people feel that the process had to be just as secretive as his selection of Ms. Black as the new schools chancellor?
From conversations with people both inside and outside the veterans’ community, it was known as early as July that Commissioner Roger Newman was in the process of leaving the office. Later conversations revealed that a number of qualified people applied for the position – individuals who not only had the qualifications and drive to succeed but more importantly could have possibility changed the direction MOVA has been going for the past eight years.
However, like the Black appointment, there is little evidence that anyone was vetted or considered and no known candidates were called or brought in for an interview. So while some may argue that at least there was a public search, the truth is that the process was superficial at best.
As the media reported late last week, Mayor Bloomberg defended his “clandestine” selection process for school chancellor by saying he wanted to avoid a public spectacle. If true, then why would he do this with the Veterans Affairs position? As Sam Roberts of the New York Times reported on Veteran's Day, the number of military veterans living in New York City has decreased by one-third since 2000, with census figures showing that there are only 233,000 veterans as of last year.
Sadly, it appears that while the “buck” may stop with Mayor Bloomberg - who is ultimately responsible for his Commissioners – he did nothing more than rubber stamp this selection. Anyone involved with veterans advocacy in New York City knows who is running MOVA from City Hall and all one has to do is look at the press release regarding Mr. Holliday's appointment to see the first name Mayor Bloomberg thanked for the appointment search.
Therefore, it’s more likely the process was conducted stealthily because of City Hall’s awareness of the lack of leadership, conviction, direction and overall poor relationship MOVA currently has with New York City’s veterans’ community. My friend Luis Carlos Montalván and I wrote an article last year highlighting some of these major issues.
If the word “Reform” is considered an incremental process in which leaders build on the accomplishments of those who came before them, then what will Commissioner Holliday build on from Commissioner Newman? The majority of veterans agree that Commissioner Newman was not able to build upon anything left to him from former director (now Deputy Commissioner) Joynes because she left the position in worse shape than when she got it. Because of Ms. Joynes and the strong oversight City Hall has taken with the office, Mr. Newman did little to enhance the office or offer any meaningful help towards veterans.
So what then, should the veteran’s community make of Terrence Holliday as the new MOVA Commissioner?
When City Hall began talking to Mr. Holliday about the position is not known. Very few people knew of Holliday’s appointment until the morning of the breakfast. Interestingly, Mayor Bloomberg appointed Edna Wells-Handy, the widow of Michael Handy (the former Director of MOVA), as the Commissioner of the Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) just a week prior and coincidentally, both Mr. Handy and Mr. Holliday knew each other well from their former positions and both served in the Air Force.
Regardless, like Ms. Black, there will be no learning period for Mr. Holliday, particularly like the one Mr. Newman had in 2007. Also, like Ms. Black, Mr. Holliday is entering a hostile battlefield. People within education and those directly affected by it are the most outraged and so are veterans and their families struggling with the inadequacy of the Bloomberg administration on dealing with veteran issues.
The bottom line is that Commissioner Holliday will have a long road to travel and without much in the way of support. Already there are questions regarding his initial statement at Gracie Mansion. If his comments are any indication of the help veterans can expect to receive, it would seem that Mayor Bloomberg has told the veteran’s community that they should look to the new Mayor in 2013 for change. Thus, while education will be a legacy issue for Mayor Bloomberg, veteran’s affairs will not.
The United States has been at war for almost a decade and for almost as long veterans in New York City have watched the Mayor's left hand work in disharmony with the right. His message towards veterans and their families during the past nine years have been long on thanks but short on substance. Last year Mayor Bloomberg ran on the campaign slogan – “Progress. Not Politics.” A year into his third term and nine years into his legacy, veterans are still waiting for the “progress.”
Joe Bello served 11 years in the US Navy/Naval Reserve and is a veteran’s advocate in New York City. He was one of several candidates who also applied for the Commissioner’s position.
November 18, 2010
Missed in the hoopla last week between Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s selection of Cathleen Black as his new schools chancellor and another successful Veteran’s Day parade was the announcement of Terrance Holliday as the new Commissioner of the Mayor’s Office of Veterans’ Affairs (MOVA).
In making the announcement at his annual Veteran’s Day breakfast at Gracie Mansion, Mayor Bloomberg, like his left-field school chancellor pick, surprised everyone in attendance and immediately set off a discussion: Who is Terrance Holliday? Where did he come from? Does anybody know him?
However, what the media missed and what veterans didn’t get was how eerily similar Mayor Bloomberg’s selection of Mr. Holliday was to Ms. Black’s. With the exception of quietly posting the position in early August and including two of his own staff members, this search appears to have been carried out under the radar of the veteran’s community.
This leads to the inevitable question of Why? Why did the Mayor and his people feel that the process had to be just as secretive as his selection of Ms. Black as the new schools chancellor?
From conversations with people both inside and outside the veterans’ community, it was known as early as July that Commissioner Roger Newman was in the process of leaving the office. Later conversations revealed that a number of qualified people applied for the position – individuals who not only had the qualifications and drive to succeed but more importantly could have possibility changed the direction MOVA has been going for the past eight years.
However, like the Black appointment, there is little evidence that anyone was vetted or considered and no known candidates were called or brought in for an interview. So while some may argue that at least there was a public search, the truth is that the process was superficial at best.
As the media reported late last week, Mayor Bloomberg defended his “clandestine” selection process for school chancellor by saying he wanted to avoid a public spectacle. If true, then why would he do this with the Veterans Affairs position? As Sam Roberts of the New York Times reported on Veteran's Day, the number of military veterans living in New York City has decreased by one-third since 2000, with census figures showing that there are only 233,000 veterans as of last year.
Sadly, it appears that while the “buck” may stop with Mayor Bloomberg - who is ultimately responsible for his Commissioners – he did nothing more than rubber stamp this selection. Anyone involved with veterans advocacy in New York City knows who is running MOVA from City Hall and all one has to do is look at the press release regarding Mr. Holliday's appointment to see the first name Mayor Bloomberg thanked for the appointment search.
Therefore, it’s more likely the process was conducted stealthily because of City Hall’s awareness of the lack of leadership, conviction, direction and overall poor relationship MOVA currently has with New York City’s veterans’ community. My friend Luis Carlos Montalván and I wrote an article last year highlighting some of these major issues.
If the word “Reform” is considered an incremental process in which leaders build on the accomplishments of those who came before them, then what will Commissioner Holliday build on from Commissioner Newman? The majority of veterans agree that Commissioner Newman was not able to build upon anything left to him from former director (now Deputy Commissioner) Joynes because she left the position in worse shape than when she got it. Because of Ms. Joynes and the strong oversight City Hall has taken with the office, Mr. Newman did little to enhance the office or offer any meaningful help towards veterans.
So what then, should the veteran’s community make of Terrence Holliday as the new MOVA Commissioner?
When City Hall began talking to Mr. Holliday about the position is not known. Very few people knew of Holliday’s appointment until the morning of the breakfast. Interestingly, Mayor Bloomberg appointed Edna Wells-Handy, the widow of Michael Handy (the former Director of MOVA), as the Commissioner of the Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) just a week prior and coincidentally, both Mr. Handy and Mr. Holliday knew each other well from their former positions and both served in the Air Force.
Regardless, like Ms. Black, there will be no learning period for Mr. Holliday, particularly like the one Mr. Newman had in 2007. Also, like Ms. Black, Mr. Holliday is entering a hostile battlefield. People within education and those directly affected by it are the most outraged and so are veterans and their families struggling with the inadequacy of the Bloomberg administration on dealing with veteran issues.
The bottom line is that Commissioner Holliday will have a long road to travel and without much in the way of support. Already there are questions regarding his initial statement at Gracie Mansion. If his comments are any indication of the help veterans can expect to receive, it would seem that Mayor Bloomberg has told the veteran’s community that they should look to the new Mayor in 2013 for change. Thus, while education will be a legacy issue for Mayor Bloomberg, veteran’s affairs will not.
The United States has been at war for almost a decade and for almost as long veterans in New York City have watched the Mayor's left hand work in disharmony with the right. His message towards veterans and their families during the past nine years have been long on thanks but short on substance. Last year Mayor Bloomberg ran on the campaign slogan – “Progress. Not Politics.” A year into his third term and nine years into his legacy, veterans are still waiting for the “progress.”
Joe Bello served 11 years in the US Navy/Naval Reserve and is a veteran’s advocate in New York City. He was one of several candidates who also applied for the Commissioner’s position.
The Westchester News posts my YouTube on Bloomberg Rattner Caymans where I call for Justice Dept. to come in and investigate thanks
http://thewestchesternews.com/THE_WESTCHESTER_NEWS_westchester_news_online_main_page.html
http://thewestchesternews.com/HEADLINES/Entries/2010/11/17_Entertainment_%26_Politics_Mix.html
Folks this wonderful site is a true supporter of my YouTubes so thanks and FYI very critical of Andrew Cuomo along with a lot of my friends.
http://thewestchesternews.com/HEADLINES/Entries/2010/11/17_Entertainment_%26_Politics_Mix.html
Folks this wonderful site is a true supporter of my YouTubes so thanks and FYI very critical of Andrew Cuomo along with a lot of my friends.
Suzannah B. Troy's YouTube series on Steve Rattner Pay to Play way before Mayoral Election but gee whiz the press wouldn't talk about it!!! Today Pres. Obama erased Rattner who wrote a book about how he rescued the auto industry & in 4 months and Andrew Cuomo says of Rattner one of the worst cases of pay to play!!!!
Go to Liz Benjamin's blog and read her interview with Andrew Cuomo but look at what I highlighted first!!!!!!!!!
http://www.capitaltonight.com/2010/11/cuomo-rattner-is-worst-example-of-pay-to-play-fraud/
“I think that Steve Rattner is in many ways the worst example of this fraud,” Cuomo said.
“Steve Rattner is making a lot of comments to the press today. When he came into the office he took the Fifth Amendment 68 times, Liz, 68 times he took the Fifth Amendment.
“…He refused to answer questions about his involvement in the corruption in the comptroller’s office. This is a multimillionaire who took $150 million from the state pension fund. He paid off Hank Morris, who was the quote-unquote fixer in the situation.”
“They then offered a special gift to a state employee, the brother of a state emloyee, who was in charge of making the state investments…I think this case is the worst behavior we’ve seen.”
Folks: I always wanted Michael Moore to confront Steve Rattner and his messiah complex about rescuing the auto industry -- what a joke and finally President Obama gets on board and ices Rattner out.... read this....http://blogs.wsj.com/deals/2010/11/18/obama-to-rattner-no-thanks-for-you-on-gm/
Folks I made so many YouTubes on Steve Rattner and Mike Bloomberg. How could Mike Bloomberg attack Bill Thompson for the pension funds when Mike Bloomberg's own money manager was implicated....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08TBpWxSm_8
I believe Wolfson among others including Mike Bloomberg where behind this and Thompson could have done more but Mike Bloomberg was far more guilty and there was never one attack and I believe because Thompson did not want to attack Rattner because of his powerful connections.
Pre-the latest election Rattner was being toasted by Vernon Jordan, Bob Rubin and Mike Bloomberg for his new book and how he rescued the auto industry!
Today's tube and I didn't get to read these links until tonight....did this out on the street E. Village....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hUYTW4tE54
MIKE BLOOMBERG CONTINUES TO STAND BY STEVE RATTNER AND we are suppose to trust his pick for school chancellor?
http://www.capitaltonight.com/2010/11/cuomo-rattner-is-worst-example-of-pay-to-play-fraud/
“I think that Steve Rattner is in many ways the worst example of this fraud,” Cuomo said.
“Steve Rattner is making a lot of comments to the press today. When he came into the office he took the Fifth Amendment 68 times, Liz, 68 times he took the Fifth Amendment.
“…He refused to answer questions about his involvement in the corruption in the comptroller’s office. This is a multimillionaire who took $150 million from the state pension fund. He paid off Hank Morris, who was the quote-unquote fixer in the situation.”
“They then offered a special gift to a state employee, the brother of a state emloyee, who was in charge of making the state investments…I think this case is the worst behavior we’ve seen.”
Folks: I always wanted Michael Moore to confront Steve Rattner and his messiah complex about rescuing the auto industry -- what a joke and finally President Obama gets on board and ices Rattner out.... read this....http://blogs.wsj.com/deals/2010/11/18/obama-to-rattner-no-thanks-for-you-on-gm/
Folks I made so many YouTubes on Steve Rattner and Mike Bloomberg. How could Mike Bloomberg attack Bill Thompson for the pension funds when Mike Bloomberg's own money manager was implicated....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08TBpWxSm_8
I believe Wolfson among others including Mike Bloomberg where behind this and Thompson could have done more but Mike Bloomberg was far more guilty and there was never one attack and I believe because Thompson did not want to attack Rattner because of his powerful connections.
Pre-the latest election Rattner was being toasted by Vernon Jordan, Bob Rubin and Mike Bloomberg for his new book and how he rescued the auto industry!
Today's tube and I didn't get to read these links until tonight....did this out on the street E. Village....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hUYTW4tE54
MIKE BLOOMBERG CONTINUES TO STAND BY STEVE RATTNER AND we are suppose to trust his pick for school chancellor?
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Bloomberg Rattner Off-shore accounts subpoena proof like Mike Bloomberg's emails to Haggerty!!!!!!!!! Bloomberg and Friends including NYU -- tax shelters let us count the ways!!!!!!!!! Meanwhile the people are screwed...
http://blogs.villagevoice.com/runninscared/2010/11/mike_bloombergs_5.phphttp://blogs.villagevoice.com/runninscared/2010/11/mike_bloombergs_5.php
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7p--jbf6Ag Off -shore accounts mean Mike has to be transparent as he about everything else he does as mayor....He refuses to turn over 62 emails to Haggerty that NY Post requested and surprise no subpoena by Cy Vance or even Haggerty's defense attorney's for emails by Bloomberg and his campaign staff-deputy mayors...who knows made there are even video tapes and taped telephone conversations after all when we call NYC gov we are recorded! Bloomberg's emails are like off shore accounts -- subpoena proof!
http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/2010/11/17/2010-11-17_mikes_big_tax_shelter.html
Mike Bloomberg TAX Shelters kind of like NYU using higher education to buy up, bust through zoning to be a destructive greedy ruthless real estate magnate...fabulous how higher ed can be a tax shelter too!!!!!!!
From True News
http://truenewsfromchangenyc.blogspot.com/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7p--jbf6Ag Mike Bloomberg Steve Rattner off shore accounts like Mike Bloomberg's emails to Haggerty Subpoena proof plus Mike with the help of Steve Rattner gets to rip of the US by not paying taxes and take Mike's giving global to buy favor but of course a big concern is sub-zero trickle down and the $ only goes in to a few very deep pockets. Great to hear Steve Rattner made 8 million using off shore accounts to boot -- will help with his legal feels since he was just served again for pay to play and pay to not go to jail with the pension funds. Is anyone investigating New Mexico and LA pension funds?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7p--jbf6Ag Off -shore accounts mean Mike has to be transparent as he about everything else he does as mayor....He refuses to turn over 62 emails to Haggerty that NY Post requested and surprise no subpoena by Cy Vance or even Haggerty's defense attorney's for emails by Bloomberg and his campaign staff-deputy mayors...who knows made there are even video tapes and taped telephone conversations after all when we call NYC gov we are recorded! Bloomberg's emails are like off shore accounts -- subpoena proof!
http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/2010/11/17/2010-11-17_mikes_big_tax_shelter.html
Mike Bloomberg TAX Shelters kind of like NYU using higher education to buy up, bust through zoning to be a destructive greedy ruthless real estate magnate...fabulous how higher ed can be a tax shelter too!!!!!!!
From True News
http://truenewsfromchangenyc.blogspot.com/
Bloombers's Political Charities Resort
Charity Backing 3rd Term Got Millions From Bloomberg - NYTimes.com
Mike Bloomberg's Foundation Growing -- in Cayman Islands (Robbins, Village Voice)
Mayor Bloomberg's charity sent millions to Caribbean tax havens New tax filings released yesterday show Bloomberg's charity was worth $2.2 billion at the end of last year, after the mayor donated an additional $420 million to it. Bloomberg's advisers invested through low-tax companies based in Bermuda and the Cayman Islands instead of companies that pay city, state and federal taxehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7p--jbf6Ag Mike Bloomberg Steve Rattner off shore accounts like Mike Bloomberg's emails to Haggerty Subpoena proof plus Mike with the help of Steve Rattner gets to rip of the US by not paying taxes and take Mike's giving global to buy favor but of course a big concern is sub-zero trickle down and the $ only goes in to a few very deep pockets. Great to hear Steve Rattner made 8 million using off shore accounts to boot -- will help with his legal feels since he was just served again for pay to play and pay to not go to jail with the pension funds. Is anyone investigating New Mexico and LA pension funds?
NYPD lays to rest another 9-11 Hero
http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/2010/11/16/2010-11-16_nypd_lays_to_rest_one_of_its_911_heroes_pba_head_lynch_says_we_must_help_first_r.html
I think of my letter published on behalf of the rescue workers in The Wall Street Journal "Betrayal at Ground Zero" and the betrayal has grown exponentially....
Heart breaking rest in peace...
I think of my letter published on behalf of the rescue workers in The Wall Street Journal "Betrayal at Ground Zero" and the betrayal has grown exponentially....
Heart breaking rest in peace...
Mike Bloomberg Steve Rattner rob tax payers w/Cayman Island Investments for charity, Rattner pays himself 8 million and did deputy mayor Patricia Harris blatantly lie about the hours she works on Mike's charity while employed by city of New York by Suzannah B. Troy
SuzannahTroy
11/17/2010 7:17 AM
There is so much dishonest dealing here where to begin...Let's start with the Cayman Island aspect -- like the 62 emails the NYPost ask Mike to turn over -- these tax free investments are subpoena proof and my questions are -- why do charity investments on via the Caymans unless you are hiding something an unwilling to pay taxes - so isn't Mike Bloomberg on the advice of Steve Rattner robbing tax payers here of money? Just like the money funneled to Haggerty - sub-zero trickle-down (an economic term I made up) to say the money is not finding it way to the people but in to a few people's pocket. It also stink of dishonesty, tax payer theft re: Caymans, lack of transparency. The fact deputy mayor Harris says she logs in 5 hours sounds like another big lie and I wish we could get Harris, Bloomberg and Rattner investigated on ethics charges and they don't the 5th like Rattner did to the SEC and Steve Rattner pleaded the 5th more times than Mike has been mayor. Like the election he used alleged charity but it was to buy favor and ditto here.
Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/bloomy_gift_that_keeps_on_giving_tXinrcNSTvu2Ef3lO4cmuL#ixzz15XdLUiR9
Based on what I read in The NY Post previously deputy mayor Patricia Harris's desk at City Hall is mostly empty and we the tax payers are being robbed both by paying a high priced salary for a job she is not doing and instead is working on Mike's charity plus like to many officials we are paying for her to be chauffeured around but she is not even doing work for the city... It is called theft...
There are so many question about ethics violations and here is yet another question --- is Patricia Harris on the Bloomberg double dip payroll list....? Remember the 3 administrative assistants....young women that are payed a 2nd salary out of a "shell" account created by Mike Bloomberg and the two salaries make them higher paid than our NYPD police commissioner.
Mike flies city workers on air bloomberg and there is so much more we don't know from how the 109 million dollars was spent that The NY Post did not investigate....we the people don't squat unless The NY Post or The NY Daily News gives us some scrap of news like David Seifman reporting through FOIL The NY Post requested 62 emails Mike sent to Haggerty and Mike Bloomberg refuses to turn them over.
Isn't interesting that Cy Vance and John Haggerty's lawyer never subpoenaed Mike Bloomberg demanding he turn over these emails? Translation all parties agree to make the Haggerty, Bloomberg's Watergate that would forced him to resign during his 3rd term and made Haggerty-gate go away.
Note: Why Rangel and why not Mike Bloomberg and Christine Quinn or Vito Lopez? An ethics committee for Mike Bloomberg, Steve Rattner and gang is not enough....We need the Justice Dept. to investigate.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
The USPS loses 8.5 Billion, I wrote 8 billion and of course no one wants to talk about their customer service making the Mafia look warm and cuddly
http://www.outsidethebeltway.com/usps-loses-8-5-billion-warns-of-bankruptcy/
http://voices.washingtonpost.com/federal-eye/2010/11/postal_service_posts_85_billio.html
No other business gets to threaten customers and on their property, block fire hydrants, tell customers to mind their own God-Damn business when confronted about blocking a fire hydrant to go get a bagel and coffee....
The USPS sold the air rights over St. Ann's Church from 1847 to NYU -- visit 120 East 12th (East Village) to see the damage done and oops the air sale was illegal like blockign fire hydrants and pedestrian walk ways which the USPS does chronically here in NYC and the USPS got away with it. The USPS had to notify the State of NY as legally required.
The USPS has to lose their Federal Status and 1) start obeying the laws 2) by losing their Federal Status they can't threaten customers and get away with -- well not true because their union protects everything but out right murder! The only way to actually fire an abusive USPS worker is to promote them to management!
http://suzannahbtroy.blogspot.com/2010/11/usps-loses-aprox-only-8-billion-dollars.html
http://voices.washingtonpost.com/federal-eye/2010/11/postal_service_posts_85_billio.html
No other business gets to threaten customers and on their property, block fire hydrants, tell customers to mind their own God-Damn business when confronted about blocking a fire hydrant to go get a bagel and coffee....
The USPS sold the air rights over St. Ann's Church from 1847 to NYU -- visit 120 East 12th (East Village) to see the damage done and oops the air sale was illegal like blockign fire hydrants and pedestrian walk ways which the USPS does chronically here in NYC and the USPS got away with it. The USPS had to notify the State of NY as legally required.
The USPS has to lose their Federal Status and 1) start obeying the laws 2) by losing their Federal Status they can't threaten customers and get away with -- well not true because their union protects everything but out right murder! The only way to actually fire an abusive USPS worker is to promote them to management!
http://suzannahbtroy.blogspot.com/2010/11/usps-loses-aprox-only-8-billion-dollars.html
Suzannah B. Troy NYC Round-Up: NY won the lost voter turn-out of any state, corrupt dealings MTA SAIC like Bloomberg appointing Black for School Chancellor, Jane Smith's comment on Steve Rattner, Mike Bloomberg a must read, protesting the manager of The Mercer Hotel Michael Rawson throwing water on Viet Nam Vet harassing Veteran Vendors
I called the Board of Elections to find out this information and they said not available until Nov. 30th on their website but clearly the powers that be have access to info and New York State ranks the lowest of any state for Voter Turn-out or lack of turn out!!!! What any article refuses to address is voters did not turn-out because they were hopeless and truly believed their votes do not count. We do need open primaries and since we don't have them I converted to democrat instead of Independent so I can vote in the primary. I want caps on campaign spending as well. http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/11/16/new-york-state-ranks-last-for-voter-turnout/
Cuomo's victory was a win with NY ranking no. 50 of 50 States winning the award for the smallest amount of voters to come out to vote. A friend voted for Kristin Davis because he loves "sex workers" but he used Cathie Black's word "hooker" Mike Bloomberg's pick of school chancellor...by the way can we have Mike Bloomberg drug tested?
The battles between the "haves" and "the have-nots" continue to rage and a protest, a 20 minute one is coming to The Mercer Hotel to send a message to Michael Rawson who had water thrown out both sides of the hotel on to Vendors hitting a Viet Nam Vet and an Artist Vendor. Enough is enough. Calling all Vets including disabled Vets because some of the Vets are handicapped....and artist are showing up too.
http://suzannahbtroy.blogspot.com/2010/11/price-of-freedom-is-evident-lobby-of.html
WPIX, Greg Mocker exposes what in my opinion is huge corruption -- a Mike Bloomberg Cathie Black secretive covert move -- the MTA hiring SAIC -- Mocker reveals the deal is done and if SAIC over runs their estimated budget the MTA will not be held accountable so the NY tax payers will be paying the bill. That means you may pay 2.50 or more for a ride plus a massive tax hike to pay for SAIC. Watch my YouTube SAIC, Who's your pimp?
http://suzannahbtroy.blogspot.com/2010/11/wpix-news-greg-mocker-questions-mta.html
I made it through the NYTimes censors but I did not get to write what I really wanted. Read Jane Smith's letter....it is amazing she made it through their censors!!!!!!
http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2010/11/15/cuomo-issues-new-subpoena-to-quadrangle-about-rattner/
Andrew Cuomo is keeping up the heat on Steven Rattner.
Letter to the NYT on Rattner
Cuomo's victory was a win with NY ranking no. 50 of 50 States winning the award for the smallest amount of voters to come out to vote. A friend voted for Kristin Davis because he loves "sex workers" but he used Cathie Black's word "hooker" Mike Bloomberg's pick of school chancellor...by the way can we have Mike Bloomberg drug tested?
The battles between the "haves" and "the have-nots" continue to rage and a protest, a 20 minute one is coming to The Mercer Hotel to send a message to Michael Rawson who had water thrown out both sides of the hotel on to Vendors hitting a Viet Nam Vet and an Artist Vendor. Enough is enough. Calling all Vets including disabled Vets because some of the Vets are handicapped....and artist are showing up too.
http://suzannahbtroy.blogspot.com/2010/11/price-of-freedom-is-evident-lobby-of.html
WPIX, Greg Mocker exposes what in my opinion is huge corruption -- a Mike Bloomberg Cathie Black secretive covert move -- the MTA hiring SAIC -- Mocker reveals the deal is done and if SAIC over runs their estimated budget the MTA will not be held accountable so the NY tax payers will be paying the bill. That means you may pay 2.50 or more for a ride plus a massive tax hike to pay for SAIC. Watch my YouTube SAIC, Who's your pimp?
http://suzannahbtroy.blogspot.com/2010/11/wpix-news-greg-mocker-questions-mta.html
I made it through the NYTimes censors but I did not get to write what I really wanted. Read Jane Smith's letter....it is amazing she made it through their censors!!!!!!
http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2010/11/15/cuomo-issues-new-subpoena-to-quadrangle-about-rattner/
Andrew Cuomo is keeping up the heat on Steven Rattner.
Letter to the NYT on Rattner
Jane Smith
New York, NY
November 15th, 2010
Steve Rattner's new book has a chapter praising the work of the now defeated Republican candidate for New York State Comptroller, Harry Wilson. If he had not lost the election and assumed this role, Mr. Wilson would have served as the sole trustee of the NYS Pension Fund, the exact resource that Rattner is accused of misusing by AG Cuomo and the SEC. Steve Rattner enthusiasm shopping Wilson to his Wall Street and political contacts thru the campaign is well known. The New York Times was bold in its support for Wilson, on both the editorial pages and what was supposed to be their journalistic coverage (how many times in one article is it appropriate to mention a Harvard pedigree?). It should also be noted that not only does Rattner manage the funds of Mayor Bloomberg (also a supporter of Wilson's, go figure!) but the Times' own Arthur Sulzberger is a close personal friend and receives financial advising from Rattner. If that is not considered a journalistic breach- I don't know what is. I hope AG Cuomo holds Mr. Rattner accountable for the entitlement and misdeeds he participated in, and the Times comes clean on their role in covering this story
Price of Freedom is Evident! The lobby of the Veterans Hospital NYC, Suzannah goes to ask Veterans to shop up at our protest against Michael Rawson throwing water on a Viet Nam Vet
I walked up from the East Village with my Veteran friend and meet with social services. They told me it was perfectly legal to stand out on the side walk and hand out flyers which I did.
It was very, very moving and I told one Viet Nam Vet that my Dad served in World War 2. He asked me very concerned -- Is your Dad still alive? I said YES!
The Vets were very upset to hear water had been thrown out of both sides of the Mercer Hotel and hit a Viet Nam Vet on the Mercer Street side who's name is Marty. The water hit Marty and his table. We believe that Rawson has done some shady manoeuvring using DOT to move the loading and unloading sign which was replaced with a much smaller sign and again a Vet reported seeing Mercer Hotel staff carrying the original sign in to the hotel which is against the law but the goal in moving the sign two or three south is to be right on top of Marty and our theory is this is a further attack on Marty, the Viet Nam Vet.
Why would they move the sign when the hotel breaks the laws chronically using the area as private parking with valet service and I would not care except that Rawson acts like Capt. Queeg in The Caine Mutiny coming out with his ruler except I do not believe Rawson ever served the country. Rawson also acts like Jack Nicholson in the Shining making taunting comments to the Vets about calling the NYPD.
I told the NYPD to tell Rawson when he calls to stop calling until he stops breaking the law like throwing water out both sides of the hotel windows on to vendors to chronic parking violations outside the hotel.
I wanted a date after Veterans Day but before Thanksgiving and the protest is 20 minutes only which is kind of heart breaking because one handicapped Viet Nam Vet wants to attend our 20 minute protest and he is commuting by bus from the Bronx.
The Vets were visibly upset to hear Marty, the Viet Nam Vet had water thrown on him and his table. They were also touched that I even cared! I asked them to spread the word.
Reminder 2 Viet Nam Vets saved lives by contacting the NYPD and alerting them to the bomb filled car in Times Square.
It was very, very moving and I told one Viet Nam Vet that my Dad served in World War 2. He asked me very concerned -- Is your Dad still alive? I said YES!
The Vets were very upset to hear water had been thrown out of both sides of the Mercer Hotel and hit a Viet Nam Vet on the Mercer Street side who's name is Marty. The water hit Marty and his table. We believe that Rawson has done some shady manoeuvring using DOT to move the loading and unloading sign which was replaced with a much smaller sign and again a Vet reported seeing Mercer Hotel staff carrying the original sign in to the hotel which is against the law but the goal in moving the sign two or three south is to be right on top of Marty and our theory is this is a further attack on Marty, the Viet Nam Vet.
Why would they move the sign when the hotel breaks the laws chronically using the area as private parking with valet service and I would not care except that Rawson acts like Capt. Queeg in The Caine Mutiny coming out with his ruler except I do not believe Rawson ever served the country. Rawson also acts like Jack Nicholson in the Shining making taunting comments to the Vets about calling the NYPD.
I told the NYPD to tell Rawson when he calls to stop calling until he stops breaking the law like throwing water out both sides of the hotel windows on to vendors to chronic parking violations outside the hotel.
I wanted a date after Veterans Day but before Thanksgiving and the protest is 20 minutes only which is kind of heart breaking because one handicapped Viet Nam Vet wants to attend our 20 minute protest and he is commuting by bus from the Bronx.
The Vets were visibly upset to hear Marty, the Viet Nam Vet had water thrown on him and his table. They were also touched that I even cared! I asked them to spread the word.
Reminder 2 Viet Nam Vets saved lives by contacting the NYPD and alerting them to the bomb filled car in Times Square.
AIDS Day Bloomberg Bagel Boycott!!!! Spread the word!!!!!
Help Spread the Word About Our World AIDS Day Bloomberg Bagel Boycott
From: Thorpe, David
Dear friends:
Yours truly is helping organize a "schmear" campaign against Mayor Bloomberg on World AIDS Day, Dec. 1. Every year Bloomberg invites the AIDS community to his World AIDS Day Bagel Breakfast--then tries to slash AIDS services in his city budget a month later. We are protesting outside the breakfast--as giant bagels who refuse to be implicated in the mayor's hypocrisy!
Please spread the word about this important blow for effective, progressive public health policy--and arts and crafts! (See one of my colleagues, preparing to schmear, attached).
Check out the press release at
http://www.housingworks.org/news-press/detail/world-aids-day-dec.-1-bagels-launch-schmear-campaign-against-mayor-blo/
Event details also at:
http://www.housingworks.org/events/detail/bloomberg-bagel-breakfast-boycott/
Attached is a longer word doc with full event details to share with your friends and organizations that might be interested in participating. We hope to mobilize all New Yorkers who care about helping the poor and chronically ill--and about baked goods.
Yes, in some ways this entire event was a pretext for yours truly to dress up as bagel. Come see my stunning creation (think: googly eyes) at 8am at Grand Army Plaza, Dec. 1. Amy Sedaris eat your heart out.
Best,
David
--
Dr. Rachel Mattson
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Check out my article "Anti-Homophobia Education: Predicaments and Possibilities," athttp://www.historians.org/Perspectives/issues/2010/1005/index.cfm
WPIX News Greg Mocker questions MTA contract!!!!!! Guess what SAIC over-rides will be picked up by tax payers further bankrupting the city meaning more cuts like NYPD, FDNY, homeless shelters schools if SAIC over-rides which gee whiz they tend to do!!!!!
http://www.wpix.com/news/wpix-mocker-mta-huge-contract,0,2563040.story
Greg Mocker's piece is powerful and devastating and reveals pure corruption that will further bankrupt the city of NY as any over rides by SAIC will have to be picked up by the tax payers -- meaning the people of NY so that means more FDNY, NYPD, homeless shelters, senior citizens, school cuts to keep SAIC's pockets filled to the brim.
It also exposes how corrupt and reckless the MTA continues to be as they also pocket huge amount of money from New Yorkers leaving us all to wonder where is all that money going and the answer is in to some very deep, deep pockets == stinks of corruption!!!!!!
Check out Mocker's coverage and don't forget my YouTube....
SAIC who's your pimp?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oo-x23FBNPE
Greg Mocker's piece is powerful and devastating and reveals pure corruption that will further bankrupt the city of NY as any over rides by SAIC will have to be picked up by the tax payers -- meaning the people of NY so that means more FDNY, NYPD, homeless shelters, senior citizens, school cuts to keep SAIC's pockets filled to the brim.
It also exposes how corrupt and reckless the MTA continues to be as they also pocket huge amount of money from New Yorkers leaving us all to wonder where is all that money going and the answer is in to some very deep, deep pockets == stinks of corruption!!!!!!
Check out Mocker's coverage and don't forget my YouTube....
SAIC who's your pimp?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oo-x23FBNPE
Rewind: Suzannah B. Troy's letter in The NY Sun objecting to NYU-mega-domination and this was USPS's illegal air sale to NYU -- corruption harming our community making our neighborhoods in to temporary housing as long term community members driven out
City Set To Present Plan for Lower East Side'
Renaissance? I thought I was living in the East Village, not a bad Xerox of midtown [New York, "City Set To Present Plan for Lower East Side," November 1, 2006]. We have been mega dormed to death mostly by New York University but also by New York Law School, The New School for Social Research, and Cooper Union. Yet another NYU mega dorm and the tallest building ever in the East Village will be built and Saint Ann's Church from 1847 fell to NYU's greed and need to build yet another NYU mega dorm. Amanda Burden supports this dorm being the tallest building yet in the East Village. So far Amanda Burden has ignored our community pleas for zoning protection.
City Planning's incentives to developers in the name of affordable housing is a Trojan horse for developers to further supersize our historic area. The mayor and City Planning seem to care only for housing for NYU students and developers with luxury condos and mirrored hotels that reflect a history that is being destroyed. A community is no longer welcome. We have asked for preservation and protection of our long term community members, and if more isn't done to protect us you will have to visit a re-creation of the East Village, Bowery, and Lower East Side in Las Vegas or in a museum.
SUZANNAH TROY
New York, N.Y.
New York, N.Y.
Rewind: Suzannah B. Troy's letter in The NY Sun objecting to NYU-mega-domination and this was USPS's illegal air sale to NYU -- corruption harming our community making our neighborhoods in to temporary housing as long term community members driven out
City Set To Present Plan for Lower East Side'
Renaissance? I thought I was living in the East Village, not a bad Xerox of midtown [New York, "City Set To Present Plan for Lower East Side," November 1, 2006]. We have been mega dormed to death mostly by New York University but also by New York Law School, The New School for Social Research, and Cooper Union. Yet another NYU mega dorm and the tallest building ever in the East Village will be built and Saint Ann's Church from 1847 fell to NYU's greed and need to build yet another NYU mega dorm. Amanda Burden supports this dorm being the tallest building yet in the East Village. So far Amanda Burden has ignored our community pleas for zoning protection.
City Planning's incentives to developers in the name of affordable housing is a Trojan horse for developers to further supersize our historic area. The mayor and City Planning seem to care only for housing for NYU students and developers with luxury condos and mirrored hotels that reflect a history that is being destroyed. A community is no longer welcome. We have asked for preservation and protection of our long term community members, and if more isn't done to protect us you will have to visit a re-creation of the East Village, Bowery, and Lower East Side in Las Vegas or in a museum.
SUZANNAH TROY
New York, N.Y.
New York, N.Y.
The USPS loses aprox only 8.5 BILLION Dollars this year! You can't have employees that make the Mafia look warm and cuddly
The USPS lost only aprox. 8 billion dollars. I try never to use the USPS ever for anything. I often don't get my mail and I have had two dept. in NYC Gov. blame the fact I don't get mail from them on the USPS.
I don't use the USPS because I did not appreciate being threatened and lied to and about on a regular basis. The good news is I now own an IPhone so I could now just film the abuse and put on YouTube.
The USPS treats customers awfully and they abuse their Federal Status in every way possible including blocking fire hydrants, pedestrian walk ways and threatening customers just doesn't work.
A Viet Nam Vet friend of mine was told to mind his God-Damn business when he approached a postal worker who blocked a fire hydrant to go in to a bagel shop to by coffee. I warned the Viet Nam Vet to never ever approach a postal worker again because the term "going postal" is no joke and the postal police are worthless...truly.
FYI: A postal worker is never, ever suppose to approach a customer and how about harass them and threaten them. How ironic there are warning about harming a postal worker -- it is a federal offense but what if a postal worker harms you a customer -- is that a federal offense?
The USPS wants to kid themselves it is the internet but the truth is they are a corrupt destructive organization and they make the Mafia look warm cuddly and honorable.
Well the USPS and the Postal Police won't do their job so they continue to lost mega-billions a year. I do not know anyone who wants to step foot in a post office and many of us pay extra to buy stamps to avoid any contact with the USPS.
My maternal Grandfather was a postal worker in the Bronx's so I know there are good postal workers...just not enough good ones.
When is the government doing to do something to stop the USPS from the terrible abuse and corruption and massive losses they lose each year. First take away any federal status that protects them for breaking the laws that we all must obey from traffic violations to the illegal air sale over St. Ann's at 120 East 12th Street to St. Ann's. Make the USPS use license plates and hold them accountable. They must not have US on their sleeve is they are openly breaking the laws and confuse threats, lies and intimidation for customer service unless that is what the US government wants to be identified with.....
President Obama said he would bring change and the USPS should have been on the 10 ten list. I know many don't want to privatize the USPS but if done they would have to obey the laws and any abusive employee would be fired instead of being protected by a Union that should not protect them and suffers 100,000 in lay-offs because they won't do the right thing and stop protecting corrupt criminal behavior that no professional business would tolerate.
The USPS will not learn, adapt or respect the laws to they continue to lost mega-billions and have to make massive lay-offs but they refuse to make the changes they need to make.
I don't use the USPS because I did not appreciate being threatened and lied to and about on a regular basis. The good news is I now own an IPhone so I could now just film the abuse and put on YouTube.
The USPS treats customers awfully and they abuse their Federal Status in every way possible including blocking fire hydrants, pedestrian walk ways and threatening customers just doesn't work.
A Viet Nam Vet friend of mine was told to mind his God-Damn business when he approached a postal worker who blocked a fire hydrant to go in to a bagel shop to by coffee. I warned the Viet Nam Vet to never ever approach a postal worker again because the term "going postal" is no joke and the postal police are worthless...truly.
FYI: A postal worker is never, ever suppose to approach a customer and how about harass them and threaten them. How ironic there are warning about harming a postal worker -- it is a federal offense but what if a postal worker harms you a customer -- is that a federal offense?
The USPS wants to kid themselves it is the internet but the truth is they are a corrupt destructive organization and they make the Mafia look warm cuddly and honorable.
Well the USPS and the Postal Police won't do their job so they continue to lost mega-billions a year. I do not know anyone who wants to step foot in a post office and many of us pay extra to buy stamps to avoid any contact with the USPS.
My maternal Grandfather was a postal worker in the Bronx's so I know there are good postal workers...just not enough good ones.
When is the government doing to do something to stop the USPS from the terrible abuse and corruption and massive losses they lose each year. First take away any federal status that protects them for breaking the laws that we all must obey from traffic violations to the illegal air sale over St. Ann's at 120 East 12th Street to St. Ann's. Make the USPS use license plates and hold them accountable. They must not have US on their sleeve is they are openly breaking the laws and confuse threats, lies and intimidation for customer service unless that is what the US government wants to be identified with.....
President Obama said he would bring change and the USPS should have been on the 10 ten list. I know many don't want to privatize the USPS but if done they would have to obey the laws and any abusive employee would be fired instead of being protected by a Union that should not protect them and suffers 100,000 in lay-offs because they won't do the right thing and stop protecting corrupt criminal behavior that no professional business would tolerate.
The USPS will not learn, adapt or respect the laws to they continue to lost mega-billions and have to make massive lay-offs but they refuse to make the changes they need to make.
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