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Re: Democratic Operative Exposes Voter Fraud (He Did it in Hudson County!)
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Laughable hearing the democrats worrying about voter suppression when they are endorsing mail-in voting process. Looking at the primary numbers for rejected ballots, it is a certainty that more registered voters will be disenfranchised through this process, than in previous years.

For the volume of ballots to be counted, there are just to many opportunities for mial-in process failure, starting with voter error completing the ballot. Much of it will be a human error, but some will be outright illegal like this lazy mail carrier.

https://www.nj.com/news/2020/10/postal ... 100-election-ballots.html

Posted on: 2020/10/9 11:49
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Re: Democratic Operative Exposes Voter Fraud (He Did it in Hudson County!)
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The thing the article does not mention is that the provisional ballots will not be looked at till 10 days after the election. And from the sound of the plans it could take weeks to certify them. According to the "security" process Provo ballots will be compared to a master list of the mailed ballots to make sure the voter only voted once.

Unless Trump surprisingly wins NJ, this process will only affect down ballot elections and/or referendum questions. Can't wait to hear how the the local BoE's extracted voter data from the 3.6 million voter2ballot registration database into an excel spreadsheet file which had incorrectly set pivot tables, accidentally producing results that invalidated provo or mail in ballots. Think there will be a peaceful transition of power?



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Think you can vote by machine on Nov. 3? The Murphy administration doesn?t agree | Mulshine

Today 6:29 AM (10/8/2020)

By Paul Mulshine | Star-Ledger Columnist

The other day I asked my wife what she had done with the ballot she had received in the mail a week or so ago. She told me she threw it out. She thought it was a sample ballot.

https://www.nj.com/opinion/2020/10/thi ... oesnt-agree-mulshine.html

Posted on: 2020/10/8 15:14
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Re: Democratic Operative Exposes Voter Fraud (He Did it in Hudson County!)
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Apparently you did not read the Mulshine Column. My 100K over/under (3%) includes voter/human error, like not signing a ballot and anything else that could go wrong with this process. Also includes local corruption like the Paterson case. A signature on a ballot does not mean the signee is the ballot addressee.

I have no doubt this state will go heavily Biden, it is the state wide or local elections/questions where timely certification will be a problem. Recounts and court cases are in our future... but one thing is for certain, the new gas tax hike starts on Thursday.

Posted on: 2020/9/29 20:55
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Re: Democratic Operative Exposes Voter Fraud (He Did it in Hudson County!)
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I hate it when people "romanticize" traditional voting practices (mocking a dopey comment(er) Mulshine perfectly summarizes the problems with the democrats' plan to protect voters from COVID which has a 00.0001% fatality rate.

No need to depend on vote ballot fraud when the sheer incompetence of Murphy and the NJ BoE plan will ensure that 100,000 votes (setting the over/under) will be invalidated. It will be months before we know the outcome of some local elections/ballot questions with NJ Court System deciding the final outcome for many contests.

https://www.nj.com/opinion/2020/09/i-w ... he-guv-says-mulshine.html

Posted on: 2020/9/29 12:56
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Re: Democratic Operative Exposes Voter Fraud (He Did it in Hudson County!)
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Your silly comment speaks for itself... protect the criminals while continuing to ignore the real victims of crime. Can't wait for you to use the classic left wing 93/7 argument and that the murder of the little 7 year old girl at a illegal BLM roadblock in Atlanta was a "statistical anomaly" that should not distract from the annual thousands of murders committed by police against POC. I have seen heartless left wingers say that on a number of forums... none have ever had the guts to tell that to the little girl's family. Burn Baby Burn!



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Leave it to the democrats to think that the criminal/sociopath members of our society will save America. That also follows suit with their logic that supports murder, arson and looting in our streets for social justice while completely ignoring the violence perpetrated daily against innocent people by the criminals they seek to "empower" with the vote. Frankly, I doubt that 99% of these "new democrat voters" will even make the effort, so I am not sure all the anxiety is worth it.


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Keep writing those fat checks, Mayor Bloomberg. Democracy is at stake | Editorial

Today 7:00 AM (9-24-20)
By Star-Ledger Editorial Board

By an overwhelming majority, the people of Florida restored the voting rights of most felons in a 2018 ballot referendum, which allowed 775,000 people who had served their sentences to regain the franchise for the first time in decades.

https://www.nj.com/opinion/2020/09/kee ... s-at-stake-editorial.html


As always, zero regard for civil rights from Trumpy goons.

Posted on: 2020/9/24 16:50
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Re: Democratic Operative Exposes Voter Fraud (He Did it in Hudson County!)
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Leave it to the democrats to think that the criminal/sociopath members of our society will save America. That also follows suit with their logic that supports murder, arson and looting in our streets for social justice while completely ignoring the violence perpetrated daily against innocent people by the criminals they seek to "empower" with the vote. Frankly, I doubt that 99% of these "new democrat voters" will even make the effort, so I am not sure all the anxiety is worth it.


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Keep writing those fat checks, Mayor Bloomberg. Democracy is at stake | Editorial

Today 7:00 AM (9-24-20)
By Star-Ledger Editorial Board

By an overwhelming majority, the people of Florida restored the voting rights of most felons in a 2018 ballot referendum, which allowed 775,000 people who had served their sentences to regain the franchise for the first time in decades.

https://www.nj.com/opinion/2020/09/kee ... s-at-stake-editorial.html

Posted on: 2020/9/24 13:47
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Re: Democratic Operative Exposes Voter Fraud (He Did it in Hudson County!)
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My ballot arrived today.... A large yellow and red envelope that looks like a piece of junk mail from the New Jersey Lottery You Have Won $1Million Contest. If I was not expecting a voters ballot, it would have gone right into the garbage can. Does not look anything like the Primary Ballot Envelope which I remember to be white, official looking.

Can't wait to see if the JC/State referendum questions are listed appropriately. Google Chrome/Virus Software made the DoE Site difficult, but I have no intention of going back there till April or May of 2021 when I hope all the ballots will be certified, counted, the State Electors are announced and we are ready to know the results of the ballot questions. What a CF this election is going to be.

Posted on: 2020/9/23 21:42
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Re: Democratic Operative Exposes Voter Fraud (He Did it in Hudson County!)
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Wow.... that was interesting long drawn out experience on the NJ DoE site. Suggest everyone go out and check your voter/ballot status.

It says my November ballot was "issued" 9/14. I have not got it yet (9/22) Do you suppose the same USPS operational issues about the system strain collecting/mail processing ballots might be occurring with mail distribution out to voters?

Good thing I saved that DoE url so I can go back to the FAQ to see what I need to do to get a replacement? I love those romantic good ol' days when on election day, I could just walk two blocks to the neighborhood school, sign in, vote and never think twice about whether my vote was counted.

Posted on: 2020/9/23 2:21
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Re: Democratic Operative Exposes Voter Fraud (He Did it in Hudson County!)
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Not romanticizing the past... and certainly understand there are potential fraud risks using a tabulating vote machine, but I have more faith in a process where I can countersign a voter registration book and enter a booth to push buttons for my candidates in my own neighborhood. Not much more than standing in line today for a D&D Coffee and doughnut.

As opposed to taking 30+ minutes to comprehend the mail ballot voter instructions, finally make my mark, double check my work and walking over to Washington St. USPS branch to drop an envelope in a slot.

Seems to me making people use Provo Ballots heightens the pandemic risk you are worried about... people still need to be onsite for that messy process.... thanks for the voter ballot check link. I will certainly check it out, assuming they have finished counting the June Primary votes.

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You can track your ballot online:

https://www.nj.gov/state/elections/vote-track-my-ballot.shtml

And even in the past, with the old machines, you depended on 17-year-old volunteers to transcribe the vote counts by party to scantrons.

Don't romanticize the past just to make excuses for making it harder to vote in a pandemic. It puts elderly poll volunteers in danger.

And your identity is only on the outside envelope, not the inner one, so you still have a confidential vote.

Posted on: 2020/9/23 1:34
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Re: Democratic Operative Exposes Voter Fraud (He Did it in Hudson County!)
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It is outrageous that JC In-Person Poll Voting will not be available by machine for abled bodied people... and your provisional ballot will not be counted until 10 Days After The Election.

There really seems to be something illegal about denying a JC citizen the right of traditional voting by machine. I have no idea if my primary ballot was ever counted... and a voter's right to confidentiality is completely violated with hard copy records.

https://www.nj.com/opinion/2020/09/you ... them-quickly-quigley.html

Posted on: 2020/9/22 12:25
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Re: Heads Up: Santander ATM Thefts Across State Today
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Adding to jerseymom's info....

From what I saw from last night?s news casts there is a bug in the Santander ATM system that is allowing one specific type of gift/debit card to continue to withdraw money even after an account is depleted. The word went out on social media that it could be done that is why it was so wide spread.


I wonder if that's a federal crime or a local charge?


Oh it absolutely is a federal crime... and I would think a pretty serious one(s), minimal bank fraud involving all the international credit card networks. Quite a scam with all the security controls typically put in place for these transactions. Have to wonder if there was some inside help on this... maybe a cloned bank ATM Settlement / Test Card with mag stripe data altered? Difficult to believe an OTC debit card did this because the money has to come from some account... put the machines into a maintenance mode/offline the network and continually cycle the cash dispenser module.?


Check out the arrests and charges here - just 3rd degree state stuff with a 3 to 5 max. And all the drug possession raps are disorderly offenses. Monmouth Co. Arrests


Good read... treating it nothing more than credit card fraud? I suspected something more sinister because in my mind the risk of stealing a few hundred dollars from a bank just did not seem worthwhile. Interesting NYC connections... for those that do not default, the possession charges will be dropped and the rest will plead out. Drug convictions can be so detrimental for future employment prospects. :)

Posted on: 2020/8/23 21:36
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Re: Heads Up: Santander ATM Thefts Across State Today
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Adding to jerseymom's info....

From what I saw from last night?s news casts there is a bug in the Santander ATM system that is allowing one specific type of gift/debit card to continue to withdraw money even after an account is depleted. The word went out on social media that it could be done that is why it was so wide spread.


I wonder if that's a federal crime or a local charge?


Oh it absolutely is a federal crime... and I would think a pretty serious one(s), minimal bank fraud involving all the international credit card networks. Quite a scam with all the security controls typically put in place for these transactions. Have to wonder if there was some inside help on this... maybe a cloned bank ATM Settlement / Test Card with mag stripe data altered? Difficult to believe an OTC debit card did this because the money has to come from some account... put the machines into a maintenance mode/offline the network and continually cycle the cash dispenser module.?

Posted on: 2020/8/19 19:42
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Releasing the Primary Mail-in Ballot Count
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I gave up after about a week trying to find out the final results of the NJ Primary Mail-in Ballot count, statewide and Hudson County. So it was interesting to see this news article describing "problems " Hudson County had certifying primary ballots.

What made me laugh out loud was the silly reporter's comment the Hudson County has "several months" to sort and fix the problem for a November election. The lesson is that if you want your vote to count in November, you need to go to a polling station and use the machine.

https://www.nj.com/hudson/2020/07/not- ... -begins-for-november.html

Posted on: 2020/7/22 22:16
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Re: Holy cow, warrant for council member issued
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Let's not forget The Jersey City BOE....

Posted on: 2020/7/21 18:40
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Re: Fireworks Explosion Kills Man in Jersey City
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Curious why they will not release the name of this 33 year old man? Seems like the cops have more important things do? This should be turned over the the SJ/CO bureau for follow up.

https://www.nj.com/hudson/2020/07/vict ... -man-authorities-say.html

Posted on: 2020/7/7 13:26
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Re: 6 ft Distance ?
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Seems like a an appropriate time to call 911 for a community organizer or social worker. Or maybe Murphy can just broaden the mandate of the NJ Contact Tracer Corp with a shoot to kill directive?

Posted on: 2020/6/13 19:48
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Re: Former Fulop ally Tom Bertoli hit with federal tax evasion charges
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Curious when Bertolli became "former" ... the word is in the headline and in the first paragraph but nowhere in the article that discusses the long relationship with the Mayor, does ist explain when/how the relationship ended? And the mayor's spokeperson had no comment.

Posted on: 2020/6/4 11:15
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Re: NJ.com removing comments from site on Thursday
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The worst thing these liberal media outlets did to themselves was to shutdown the commentary at the ends of stories and opinion pieces. The claim was to stop racism... so many legitimate vulgar free voices were silenced allegedly to protect people from some lunatic transcribing an all capitals racist manifesto. I smiled everytime I finished reading a story, wanted to comment, and instead saw SL pleas for readers to subscribe. Subscribe to something without a voice? Were they serious?

BTW did they ever find that poor little missing girl in southern NJ. (Dulce?) They shut down that story's comment section and every once in a while some reader would slip a comment about that into another story's comment section. A huge story that had people clicking, wanting too opine and they missed the boat on that story which was probably the end for many readers.

Hopefully they will follow through and keep opinion pieces very separate from news stories that do contain facts/information only.

Posted on: 2020/5/31 20:16
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Re: Aftermath of the Jersey City street fight this past Wedenesday
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Here is the unedited version of what was going on before the JCPD showed up...

https://youtu.be/KGmzYQicts4

Posted on: 2020/5/9 13:38
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Aftermath of the Jersey City street fight this past Wedenesday
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Shouldn't the anger at the JCPD response be directed at the 50+ individuals fighting in the street? Trying to disarm police officers in that chaos is not a smart move.

https://www.nj.com/hudson/2020/05/we-a ... rce-in-tuesday-fight.html

Posted on: 2020/5/9 11:58
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Re: The Pandemic's effect on the Jersey City and overall Urban Real Estate Market
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You really are a dope... this is my professional risk management background and I have seen this coming for 20 years. I worked alongside seasoned professionals for a Fortune 10 company with a prominent presence in Latin America, MEA and Asia. Supporting the company and employees, we responded to SARS, Fukishima, Swine Flu in Mexico, MERS and Ebola.

A year ago I designed and facilitated a TTX for NYC Operations using a planning scenario based on the measles epidemic in Brooklyn. I am currently active in a corporate ICS framework responding to this incident in a WFH scenario as planned.

The professional planners are not surprised. In 2005 modelling mortality rates for NYC using data from SARS and 1918, we knew there were not enough ICU beds or ventilators and working with NYC Public / OEM, they knew catastrophe was looming just managing the bodies. You think these refrigerated city trucks just appeared out of the clear blue?

Your political nonsense is boring...


Lemme get this right, you claim all this professional risk management background and that of course you saw this coming, but then get behind a ridiculous chinese lab theory? Who's a dope?



You are funny... that is what risk management, emergency preparation and root cause analysis is all about. Of course the expectation is that all parties are open to process improvement and resilience. I do not get that sense of cooperation from the benevolent Chinese government hence my more nefarious view of their behavior... here are some fun facts to mull over in your self-isolation:

Around 2005 in response to SARS, WHO issued pandemic response protocol to integrate governments and businesses into a uniformed response; that all came crashing down when the swine flu hit Mexico. certain escalation triggers between the linear protocol phases failed. WHO released the new Pandemic Continuum Phases which is cyclical. Staying away from politics, a lesson learned from this is that WHO ignored their own phase escalation criteria and finally declared a pandemic in March, despite the obvious evidence acting globally. Most public/private sector pandemic plans had that WHO pandemic declaration as a trigger.

A critical risk to the WFH contingency was whether the ISPs could manage the additional network volume. Those companies should be commended... after 5 weeks at home, I have seen very little degradation in my service. Companies tested this with internal WFH requirements... but the risk was what happens when schools close and other companies activate?

A lot of media consternation about PPE stockpiles. They cost money to maintain and many of the products have a shelf life. In 2005 the Health and Safety SMEs provided recommended PPE list to their clients. Our Purchasing Team reported back there were 3 - 4 month backorders on regular and N95 masks. All the major companies and public sector were buying. Ventilators brought then are obsolete now, like most technology.

We spent $3M preparing on PPE alone. 4 years later, refreshing our supply, we could not find any public health agency that would take masks sitting unused after 4 years. They technically became a biohazard as we contacted companies to remove them... then with economic conditions at the time, restocking was not a consideration.

So yes... watching this all unfold is interesting. We never did foresee the level political and media grandstanding. But it is a joy listening to the armchair experts. Stay Safe and Isolate!

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Re: The Pandemic's effect on the Jersey City and overall Urban Real Estate Market
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You really are a dope... this is my professional risk management background and I have seen this coming for 20 years. I worked alongside seasoned professionals for a Fortune 10 company with a prominent presence in Latin America, MEA and Asia. Supporting the company and employees, we responded to SARS, Fukishima, Swine Flu in Mexico, MERS and Ebola.

A year ago I designed and facilitated a TTX for NYC Operations using a planning scenario based on the measles epidemic in Brooklyn. I am currently active in a corporate ICS framework responding to this incident in a WFH scenario as planned.

The professional planners are not surprised. In 2005 modelling mortality rates for NYC using data from SARS and 1918, we knew there were not enough ICU beds or ventilators and working with NYC Public / OEM, they knew catastrophe was looming just managing the bodies. You think these refrigerated city trucks just appeared out of the clear blue?

Your political nonsense is boring...

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Your lack of cognitive ability is at least consistent. Pissing on your ridiculous conspiracy theories is not defending China's lack of openness or freedom in any respect.

What you're doing is insulting and denigrating science itself, consistent with your GOP brethren. Everyone from virologists and epidemiologists to Bill Gates has been warning this was coming for years. But when it comes, idiots like you need to be comforted by conspiracy theories because "no one saw this coming".

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LOL.... after the way the Chinese government behaved in this incident do you really believe their medical research is for the betterment of humanity? You must be very proud of how North Korea has had zero deaths.

There was a reason the Chinese government bounced the US media. And there is a reason they are publicly trying to deflect this on the US and the country's African population. They would blame it on the Uighers except they are all in concentration camps. You people defending China are amazingly stupid and dangerously naive.






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The Chinese government can deny all it wants... but their research was about bio-weaponizing viruses and this was a lab experiment that backfired. Like a rocket blowing up on a launchpad.


Yeah, except that actual virus scientists have been warning about corona virus transfers from the wild to humans for decades. They've seen close relatives of Covid 19 in the wild, and SARS was a such a close relative that some virologists call this SARS 2. But be a moron believing conspiracy theories, it suits you.

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Re: The Pandemic's effect on the Jersey City and overall Urban Real Estate Market
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LOL.... after the way the Chinese government behaved in this incident do you really believe their medical research is for the betterment of humanity? You must be very proud of how North Korea has had zero deaths.

There was a reason the Chinese government bounced the US media. And there is a reason they are publicly trying to deflect this on the US and the country's African population. They would blame it on the Uighers except they are all in concentration camps. You people defending China are amazingly stupid and dangerously naive.






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The Chinese government can deny all it wants... but their research was about bio-weaponizing viruses and this was a lab experiment that backfired. Like a rocket blowing up on a launchpad.


Yeah, except that actual virus scientists have been warning about corona virus transfers from the wild to humans for decades. They've seen close relatives of Covid 19 in the wild, and SARS was a such a close relative that some virologists call this SARS 2. But be a moron believing conspiracy theories, it suits you.

Posted on: 2020/4/17 21:23
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Re: The Pandemic's effect on the Jersey City and overall Urban Real Estate Market
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The vaccine is only good for this virus strain.Typically the "seasonal" flu shot is good for only specific strains in October... by March/April of the following year, the virus has mutated and eventually burns out. This is about immunity systems and effective epidemic/pandemic control protocols.

The Chinese government can deny all it wants... but their research was about bio-weaponizing viruses and this was a lab experiment that backfired. Like a rocket blowing up on a launchpad. Now that the bad actors have reliable data, this changes everything and that is the new norm. That means large companies leaving NYC area and employees working remotely where possible.


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Even 9/11 had lasting impacts on RE. People moved out of Manhattan near the buildings. Chinatown is shell of its former self as many of the businesses moved to Queens.

This is a whole new level. The key is the vaccine. Without it, you can kiss normal goodbye.

Posted on: 2020/4/16 18:16
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Re: Councilman Michael Yun - Dead from Coronavirus
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Of course you would.... keeping it classy

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I blame Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. This is why electing a competent president is SO IMPORTANT. Not a game show host.

Posted on: 2020/4/9 10:03
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Re: Something went 'Boom' around 7:00 AM?
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Thanks for that update, I heard the same noise.... must have scared the sh*te out of people closer to the site. I did not hear the neighborhood fire station rolling so I did not get overly concerned.

Not that it matters now, but I am curious if JC OEM sent out a notification. Seems like a prudent thing to do these "daze"?

Posted on: 2020/3/21 13:23
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Re: * FEAR MONGERING LIBERAL PROGRESSIVE MEDIA *
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IS THE MEDIA FEAR MONGERING CONCERNING COVID-19 ?

THE STOCK MARKET IS NOT ONLY IN A DECLINE VIA THE VIRUS BUT SOMETHING EVEN MORE DEADLY, SANDERS RECEIVING THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION WHICH IS ALSO DRIVING THE MARKET DOWN. SOMETHING YOUR LEFT WING LIBERAL PROGRESSIVE MEDIA OUTLETS AREN'T REPORTING !!!!!


you seem sane



This is certainly one of Yvonne?s minions that she summoned from the depths of NIMBY hell. Most likely unemployed, given this person seems to spend all day posting about nonsense (while most likely collecting social security and a pension). Also a very low IQ person that can?t seem to find their caps lock key.



This is funny... because I have been thinking someone is gaslighting the blog, but I am not sure who or why? And then another "newbie" chimed in on another thread... the profile was created a few minutes after this lunatic poster.

I did have a thought back to that crazy Solomon character who ran for Ward E council seat and displayed his OCD with constant, repetitive ramblings, usually during a full moon. He was banned, but kept sneaking back.

Posted on: 2020/3/3 0:13
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Talk about the prison industrial complex scam...
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Prisoner transition services is its boutique industry compliment... Somehow the press release on the new task force leader seemed to have a notable resume omission...
https://www.northjersey.com/story/news ... ty-task-force/4891012002/

Posted on: 2020/2/29 5:39
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Re: NJ.com removing comments from site on Thursday
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The left wing media shutdown comments section, thus free speech, in most online publications years ago. I am sure they were more butt hurt about the online critiques related to the quality of writing, use of grammar and being called out for disguising advertising as "new stories".

The straw that broke the opinion censor's back was the disappearance of the poor little girl Dulce Alvarez in South Jersey. When they shut down the comments to that story, people would post their comments in other comment sections. People did not believe the narrative spun by the teenage mother nor the way the story was being covered.

I am frankly surprised the NYT still has a comments section.


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Left wing media???? Most reputable media I know is mainstream. When I see comment sections rife with comments like yours, I understand why the media is closing them down.



Shutting down the public comments sections started with leftwing websites like Salon, HuffPo and Daily Beast and eventually spread to CNN, MSNBC etc. all under the guise of stopping racism. The rare exceptions today are NYT, Politico and???

Just go to the left leaning Yahoo News, fortunately their comment section remains open, but almost all the "opinion" or "news" links they direct traffic to are no longer open forums.

I am not sure why you got your panties in a bunch over what I wrote... but I am sure you miss the good old days reading the Letters to the Editor in the SL. Free speech was so much easier to control.

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Re: NJ.com removing comments from site on Thursday
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The left wing media shutdown comments section, thus free speech, in most online publications years ago. I am sure they were more butt hurt about the online critiques related to the quality of writing, use of grammar and being called out for disguising advertising as "new stories".

The straw that broke the opinion censor's back was the disappearance of the poor little girl Dulce Alvarez in South Jersey. When they shut down the comments to that story, people would post their comments in other comment sections. People did not believe the narrative spun by the teenage mother nor the way the story was being covered.

I am frankly surprised the NYT still has a comments section.


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NJ.com removing comments from site on Thursday

Updated 9:05 AM; Today 8:00 AM (2/25/2020)
By Kevin Whitmer | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

Twenty-four years ago, we launched New Jersey Online in the middle of a crippling snowstorm. Today, we?re known as NJ.com and we are the largest news and information site in New Jersey, averaging more than 1 million unique visitors each day.

https://www.nj.com/news/2020/02/njcom- ... rom-site-on-thursday.html

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