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And, of course, to celebrate the elusive holy grain of annihilating Western civilization. A project in the works now for decades, ever since the passage of the 1965 immigration act. (Ted Kennedy, not responsible.) Just one question for my African American friends....how has "multiculturalism" and "diversity" been working out for the African American community? Does this "JCFamilies" organization represent the values of Western civilization by promoting the contrived notions of "cultural diversity, " "multiculturalism" and "inclusiveness" as virtuous? Anybody attending this so called "festival" is either a) on-board with the White genocide movement or b) a flat-out traitor to the once great country. Of course, I'm sure Steve Fulop will be in attendance, f&*king traitor that he is. As is anyone who supports the state of Israel with such organizing of "diversity" festivals. Which of course, is PRECISELY what this whole festival is about.
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Like Borsip, Menendez, is an utter scumbag. Purchased, duped and paid for by the Israel lobby -- Israel first, of course. Although, Menendez, unlike *most* sheeple, is well aware of the treason he has committed. (Pedophilia and all.)
Traitor(s) extraordinaire.
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Devil in the details, no? No more Boycott Divestment and Sanction? Aw schucks, such a pitiful lot. Jersey City.
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OK, so noted. But please, are you kidding me? Corporate capitalists have been circumventing regulations en masse for decades now. Whether by way of bribery, lobbying or propaganda, if there is an economic incentive in play, the corporatistas will always find a way to put the public's safety at risk in order to maximize profits. It's what you get with neoliberalism and the "free market" ideologues who espouse capitalism as being somehow (lol) "virtuous." I'm reminded of a certain disaster in Bhopal, India circa 1984. Or of an oil spill involving an Exxon Valdez. Or, more recently, of a BP offshore rig in the Gulf of Mexico. No industry is profitable if environmental costs are taken into account We're going to burn this house down, the revolution in nigh!
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Good question. The cynic in me says decision to return to 33rd has something to do with efficiency, as though to maximize the amount of passengers for that particular train, and little to do with what was best for the ailing man.
Given the fare hikes and the amount of money needed to cross over the bridges and tunnels, the protocol should be up for public scrutiny. The behemoth is out of control.
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Re: Moving to Jersey City? Join the Club.
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Fully agree (for now anyway.) This thread reads like the ebullience of the 1999 stock market internet bubble. Just a little pin prick (you may feel a little sick.) The anti-capitalist revolution is not far off. Bye, bye to Jersey City home-owner equity...how could you have been so stupid? LOL.
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Wow, even more pompous and arrogant than I initially thought. The graph is correct. It shows that the United States leads the other plotted 21 countries in terms of the degree of inequality and is behind only 1, that being Australia. So, contrary to the comment attributable to you, the United States, and only three other countries, DOES have more abusers than all but ONE of the plotted countries. Again though, no data to support your claim. No link to the cited UN reports (as if the UN is the ultimate source for drug abuse studies, lol.)
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Ah, gee. How magnanimous of you. The guy's pictured as comatose on a gurney and you are talking about your precious mini cooper.
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Way off base huh? I'd say RIGHT ON THE MARK. And, I gather you weren't able to pick up on the rhetorical nature of the post. What data do you have to support yourself? A "fairly comprehensive" report from the UN? Meaning, it's comprehensive, but only "fairly" so? It's capitalism to the core, this is the reason why. People looking to blow off the stress of living in a highly stratified socioeconomic system. It's no secret and it isn't just about drug abuse but rather ALL societal malaise, e.g. obesity, teen pregnancy, mental illness, gun violence, et al. Hate to break it to you, but you?re the one showing ignorance here.
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Re: Trump: 'Thousands' in Jersey City cheered on 9/11
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I see, so Sean Hannity and Fox News. A very credible source, lol. An Imam whose credentials are unclear, aside from being a religious leader. Of course there is no text to accompany the video. And of course, no mention of the other Muslim panelist whose views are diametrically opposed. And surprise surprise, the conservative astro turf is fully rolled out on the internet when you google his name. A typical political construct designed exclusively to sway sheeple opinion. Sad but true.
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The level of deviance of a scheme involving the creation of ?synthetic? identities pales in comparison to the deviance of ?synthesizing? a bad mortgage loan into a cluster of otherwise less bad loans, securitizing them into the form of a ?Collateralized Debt Obligation,? selling them long (as AAA rated) to the public and then selling same securities short.
Who?s more nefarious than Wall Street? This little $3 million dollar scheme isn?t even a blip on the radar. Capitalism, par for the course, to be expected.
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Nice one. And no, I've not read Mencken but was vaguely aware that he's of a "different" era. I am assuming though that you feel as though there is a "first-rate" man today? Sanders, perhaps? Because, I'm not sure the "plain folks" truly desire any candidate. And that's because there is nothing sustainable about the current political system given the crippling and debilitating impact of market capitalism and the monetary system. It's corrupt to the core because it can't function any other way given the demands placed upon it by profit incentives and the insatiable need for cyclical consumption. But likely I misconstrue. Because for sure, the individuals who are elected are necessarily among the most "devious and mediocre." I agree -- for now at least and despite my ignorance -- there is truth to be had in Mencken.
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Okay, I'll bite. I guess American thirst for oil and the Israel lobby have no role, right? Exclusively because of KSA?
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Wow, seeing some hysterical and xenophobic posts. It?s like the capitalism fascists are coming out of the woodwork here, so much hysteria, lol. Ironically, it?s just where it -- the dominant elite ? wants you, lol. The fear of ISIS, the fear of Al Queda, the fear of Iran. The United States -- or more accurately the dominant Western elites who invade, oppress and manipulate in order to preserve, secure and accumulate their PRIVATE wealth -- has been engaged in over 10 military expeditions of invasion and conquest since the 9/11 attack. Iran, on the other hand, last invaded another country in the early 18th century. Sanctions against Iran are intended to deprive Hezbollah and Hamas of Iranian support.
But so long as the American people are fearful, you have little resistance to the implementation of ?preemptive? military action aimed at territorial conquest and capital accumulation. The hysteria here reveals a pliable, docile, gullible and ?ready to support the next conquest? type of mentality. Exactly what the elites want, and at your expense, by the way. The United States uses ISIS, in the same way it has used other extremist organizations, as an instrument to justify war. It foments war by backing radical extremism, such as when it illegally sold arms to Iran in order to gain funding to support the Contras in Nicaragua. This is nothing new and should come as no surprise to anyone. The notion that the United States isn?t up to its chin in fomenting the current extremism is na?ve. The cost to the US taxpayer since this ?War on Terror? began is 6.6 trillion dollars and many thousands of young American lives. The rulers of the military-industrial-complex who have received a windfall in the billions of dollars as a direct result of this War on Terror, are its beneficiaries. (Senator Feinstein?s husband, Richard Blum, comes to mind.) Ironically, even the posters on this thread who are well paid in salary and bonuses, still have no shot of ever getting on the same economic plane as those whose hands are at the ship?s tiller and are setting the course towards dystopia and misery. (Pretty sure we are already there.) Newsflash people: when America goes to war, national security and justice are never the primary considerations. Rather, the overarching consideration is always how best to take some money, and turn into more money for the holders of private capital.
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No need for hysteria.
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Article is published in a far-right fringe publication, written by an individual whose credentials are unclear, aside from the fact that he started his own business at age 18 and has a vested interest in the furtherance of neoliberal policies given his supposed status as a real estate investor. Moreover though, he says he saw fewer than 100 cheering and that those folks were in Paterson, so he says, not in Jersey City, which is what Trump said. Hardly supportive of Trump's claim. As to the tweets embedded into the article, lol, pure folly. Social media is the new frontier as far as propaganda goes.
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I am familiar with this story. The arresting officer, Scott DeCarlo, is some type of musician now, I think? I just can't believe that one of the deported would announce on television that "they were there to document the event," lol. Staged fodder for the gullible, kind of like the 9/11 Commission Report.
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Wow, nice post, and thanks for the insight! It serves as a primary document, in the qualitative sense, as to what really went down in Jersey City that day. I remember total chaos on Newark Avenue, with cops under duress just managing traffic flow. A lot of access roads were shut down, it was a very strange scene indeed.
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Yeah, who cares? I mean, what difference does it make, right? Fifteen years and all. Because the foundation for the current War on Terror has no relevance to this thread, right? You sound like Noam Chomsky. Mr Wonderful but a gatekeeper nonetheless.
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Nah, most certainly, you aren't. Because if you were, you'd hesitate before ascribing blame for an incident involving mislabeled containers at a Jersey City daycare facility to an "incompetent" low-wage worker. But I digress, lol.
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What? "Self aggrandizing assertion"? Now, what is that? Have you anything intelligent to say, or are you habituated to simplistic ad hominem attack? How about attacking the argument maintained? Ooops, I guess you just get the cognitive machinations rolling fast enough. Do yourself a favor and don't dig yourself any deeper into the hole. I'll crush you. Trust me.
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Textbook ignoramus reply. When nothing of substance can be argued, throw out the "conspiracy theorist" label. Did you know that the geocentric view of the earth as the center of the Universe wasn't debunked unto the mid 19th century. They called Galileo the same. Only he was also a "blasphemer" and a "heretic." Of course, as to 9/11 Commission Report, as stated in post number 2 of this thread, is itself a "conspiracy theory."
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SO WHAT IF THEY WERE DANCING AND CHEERING IN THE STREETS OR ON THE ROOFTOPS? Good for them! The United States is currently viewed around the world as the greatest threat to world peace. I was there, down by the river, on 9/11 and was as aghast as anyone else. But "they" didn't do 9/11. It was a false flag operation designed to serve as a pretext for the invasion of a foreign, sovereign nation in order to gather hegemony and spoils (like oil and land.) Among many other reasons too, of course. In ensuing years, the extreme right-wing, radical, neoliberal capitalists have been invading, dominating and oppressing all over the world on behalf of a corporate oligarchy which increasingly uses both the police and the media as its "Stasi" enforcers. The imperial agenda, the co-opting of the word "terrorist" in order to fulfill and agenda of conquest and domination, and the presumption that any war is justifiable on the basis of some moral supremacy serves only to instill resentment of the United States, all over the world. And, with global implementation of neoliberal capitalism, it's only getting worse, particularly right here in the good ole' USA, where wages continue to decline and workers continue to be stripped of basic rights. You reap what you sow.
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The United States foments terrorism in order to perpetuate War. War is very profitable, and is an indispensable component to the maintenance of cyclical consumption. So, of course any "gains" made by ISIS is good for the elites.
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Citing a Wikipedia article -- the content of which is from an event that happened over twenty-two years ago and one that has been edited over fifty times in the past six months -- as a credible source is rather infantile, I think. The 9/11 narrative is the greatest lie ever told. It takes just a little bit of research to realize that the entire event, was not masterminded or directed by an individual hiding in a cave halfway around the world using a cell phone. Nothing regarding the Government's story can be substantiated, yet some in the public are satisfied by a heavily edited, astro-turfed Wikipedia article. Utterly amazing.
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Right. And your source for these claims is what? The 9/11 Commission Report? The 9/11 pretext and False Flag War is Peace Freedom is Slavery Ignorance is Strength
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OK, well, I'll start this off.
As to the cheering Muslims, I saw not one. Spent the majority of the day downtown and then trying to get out of town via Newark Avenue. Again, saw no cheering crowds anywhere, let alone "thousands." But, if I may digress, when placed squarely within the context of the mythical 9/11 Commission Report, these comments (by Trump at last night's rally) are laughable. It is the further advancement and preservation of the "sacred story." A story which is as plausible as the Warren Commission report. The original story itself, the one pandered by the government, is, itself, a "conspiracy theory."
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TRENTON ? Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump continued his call for surveillance of "certain" U.S. mosques ? at one point supporting his case by recounting how he witnessed "thousands and thousands of people" cheering in Jersey City as the Twin Towers fell on Sept. 11, 2001.
"Hey, I watched when the World Trade Center came tumbling down," the billionaire businessman and former Atlantic City casino tycoon said during a rally in Birmingham, Ala., according to video of the Saturday event. "And I watched in Jersey City, N.J., where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. Thousands of people were cheering. "So something's going on," Trump continued. "We've got to find out what it is." More (video)
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Madame Claude Cafe.
10 minute walk from the grove street path. Just off Newark Avenue, corner of 4th and Brunswick. Brunch there is good.
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