The NYPD and Black Racism, the MSM and Steve Wynn
When is a vicious, unprovoked attack on a white man on a New York City subway by 5 black men mouthing anti-white epithets not a hate crime?
When does a noted Las Vegas entrepreneur rip the president of the United States for his business-killing policies and virtually no one in the MSM reports it?
Why, of course when cops deem black racism something other than what it is for PC reasons and when Obama’s mainstream media treat negative commentary on this president to be too insignificant to report in any depth, if at all.
Bronxite Jason Fordell, 29, a self-described little guy, was travelling home at 5 a.m. from a Manhattan gig where he had been peddling his hand-made leather goods when he was harrassed and set upon by four black men for no apparent reason other than the color of his skin.
Hurling epithets such as, “cracker this, white boy this, f—-t this,” the four blacks, encouraged by the rest of the crowded train, assaulted and pummeled him. Since it seemed like so much fun, a fifth African-American jumped in saying, ”Oh, I get a few shots, too” and kicked Fordell in the head. After leaving the train, Fordell was grabbed in a headlock, beaten while he lay on the ground, and robbed of $2900 of his wares.
The victim emerged from the attack with extensive bleeding, a swollen eye, a footprint on his back and neck, and later reported blood in his urine.
Police were only able to arrest the fifth assailant, Barminthe Ramoutar, 54, charging him with felony gang assault and robbery. They refused to characterize the incident as a hate crime since they weren’t certain of the motives behind it or whether racial bias was involved. (http://nydn.us/pGV1H9)
In the Big Apple, a gang of five blacks beating and robbing a lone white while cursing and calling him a cracker white boy doesn’t constitute a hate crime. It’s not bias, it’s simply exercise.
Steve Wynn, CEO of Vegas’ Wynn Resorts, engaged in his own bit of exercise, of the verbal variety, and let loose a barrage of Obama criticism in a conference call, a critique which capsulized this president’s anti-business bias. . . .
(Read more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=5040)
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Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
NYC, Nukes and Nudges
NYC, Nukes and Nudges
New York City, the City That Never Sleeps, wasn’t sleeping well recently after a 20-inch Egyptian cobra slithered away from home at the Bronx Zoo’s Reptile House and made the papers again with reports of a dirty bomb drill and a Health Department memo to employees on worker etiquette.
Well-accustomed to tragedies, the Big Apple is making a concerted effort to prepare for the inevitable, another terrorist attack this time utilizing radiological weapons instead of commercial airliners to wreak havoc and visit destruction.
To counter that eventuality, NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly announced a 5-day massive deployment of some 70 multi-region law enforcement agencies designed to interdict such an attack: “We’ll be manning up to 400 checkpoints throughout the Metropolitan Area to test our ability to intercept radiological material. There actually will be samples of radiological materials.” http://bit.ly/fBABBj
For the curious, a dirty bomb, also known as a radiological weapon or a radiological dispersal device (RDD), is a conventional explosive packed with radioactive materials designed to kill with the initial blast and then to contaminate an area with airborne radiation.
The good news is that a dirty bomb is not technically a nuclear weapon and one has never been used in warfare; the bad news is that it is a weapon of mass destruction, is easily assembled, and can be delivered in a suitcase.
It’s heartening to see Commisioner Kelly mobilizing for another potential attack but its efficacy is dubious at best considering the vast area to be covered and the inadequacy of any efforts to guard against and then to combat the devastating effects of what could be coordinated and multiple plantings of dirty bombs by insane, terrorist lunatics.
Another point to be considered is President Barack Hussein’s little noted admission of the country’s inability to deal with such attacks which he conceded last year to Bob Woodward. During an interview with Woodward in July, the president also said, “We can absorb a terrorist attack. We’ll do everything we can to prevent it, but even a 9/11, even the biggest attack ever . . . we absorbed it and we are stronger:” http://bit.ly/fYvhsj
That was the rough equivalent of Bush’s, “Bring it on” except that Obama wasn’t referring to Iraqis bringing it on our troops but to terrorists bringing mayhem to our shores. If Obama believes we can “absorb” nukes and be just fine, does he even think about dirty bombs? If we can’t avoid it, why bother with pretend mobilizations, checkpoints,etc.?
Still, kudos to the NYPD and Commisioner Kelly for staging what is essentially a charade.
On a much lighter topic, presidential wannabe, now resigned to be a lowly multibillionaire and mayor of New York City, Michael Bloomberg has established himself as undisputed king of mayoral nannies and his minions are now following suit.
Bloomberg, who had New York City’s Charter changed so he could run for a third term in office, has battled like an old granny-nanny against the evils of his city. However, murders, muggings, rapes, burglaries, and other crimes haven’t attracted his interest and concern nearly as much as salt, soda, sugar, calories, and trans fats being consumed by city residents and visitors.
And, don’t even mention smoking!
Bloomberg’s Health Department . . .
(Read more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=4081)
New York City, the City That Never Sleeps, wasn’t sleeping well recently after a 20-inch Egyptian cobra slithered away from home at the Bronx Zoo’s Reptile House and made the papers again with reports of a dirty bomb drill and a Health Department memo to employees on worker etiquette.
Well-accustomed to tragedies, the Big Apple is making a concerted effort to prepare for the inevitable, another terrorist attack this time utilizing radiological weapons instead of commercial airliners to wreak havoc and visit destruction.
To counter that eventuality, NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly announced a 5-day massive deployment of some 70 multi-region law enforcement agencies designed to interdict such an attack: “We’ll be manning up to 400 checkpoints throughout the Metropolitan Area to test our ability to intercept radiological material. There actually will be samples of radiological materials.” http://bit.ly/fBABBj
For the curious, a dirty bomb, also known as a radiological weapon or a radiological dispersal device (RDD), is a conventional explosive packed with radioactive materials designed to kill with the initial blast and then to contaminate an area with airborne radiation.
The good news is that a dirty bomb is not technically a nuclear weapon and one has never been used in warfare; the bad news is that it is a weapon of mass destruction, is easily assembled, and can be delivered in a suitcase.
It’s heartening to see Commisioner Kelly mobilizing for another potential attack but its efficacy is dubious at best considering the vast area to be covered and the inadequacy of any efforts to guard against and then to combat the devastating effects of what could be coordinated and multiple plantings of dirty bombs by insane, terrorist lunatics.
Another point to be considered is President Barack Hussein’s little noted admission of the country’s inability to deal with such attacks which he conceded last year to Bob Woodward. During an interview with Woodward in July, the president also said, “We can absorb a terrorist attack. We’ll do everything we can to prevent it, but even a 9/11, even the biggest attack ever . . . we absorbed it and we are stronger:” http://bit.ly/fYvhsj
That was the rough equivalent of Bush’s, “Bring it on” except that Obama wasn’t referring to Iraqis bringing it on our troops but to terrorists bringing mayhem to our shores. If Obama believes we can “absorb” nukes and be just fine, does he even think about dirty bombs? If we can’t avoid it, why bother with pretend mobilizations, checkpoints,etc.?
Still, kudos to the NYPD and Commisioner Kelly for staging what is essentially a charade.
On a much lighter topic, presidential wannabe, now resigned to be a lowly multibillionaire and mayor of New York City, Michael Bloomberg has established himself as undisputed king of mayoral nannies and his minions are now following suit.
Bloomberg, who had New York City’s Charter changed so he could run for a third term in office, has battled like an old granny-nanny against the evils of his city. However, murders, muggings, rapes, burglaries, and other crimes haven’t attracted his interest and concern nearly as much as salt, soda, sugar, calories, and trans fats being consumed by city residents and visitors.
And, don’t even mention smoking!
Bloomberg’s Health Department . . .
(Read more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=4081)
Thursday, March 31, 2011
2011 April Fools
2011 April Fools
There are so many eligible candidates for 2011′s April Fools Awards that it’s difficult to choose the most worthy but I have narrowed down the best by limiting them to the most current in their various fields. . . Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. April Fools such as Barack Obama, Harry Reid, Charlie Sheen, Bill Maher, David Ferrer, Barry Bonds, and the NYPD rush in when propriety, honesty, decency, and common sense are tossed. Give me good, old fashioned circus clowns anyday!
(Read more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=4029)
There are so many eligible candidates for 2011′s April Fools Awards that it’s difficult to choose the most worthy but I have narrowed down the best by limiting them to the most current in their various fields. . . Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. April Fools such as Barack Obama, Harry Reid, Charlie Sheen, Bill Maher, David Ferrer, Barry Bonds, and the NYPD rush in when propriety, honesty, decency, and common sense are tossed. Give me good, old fashioned circus clowns anyday!
(Read more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=4029)
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