Mayor Bloomberg Ray Kelly Protected NYPD Fixing and Favors My Case Included

Mayor Bloomberg Ray Kelly Protected NYPD Fixing and Favors My Case Included
mayor bloomberg, de Blasio I call Bloomed Blasio, Ray Kelly, Campisi, Bratton, Reznick, O'Neill Know a lot about fixing crime don't they?

See bottom of Blog to see info Unions, Wiki page, Vote Quinn OUT! etc.

See my YouTubes & Blog Postings on CityTime Corruption starting w/ May 27, 2010 Suzannah B. Troy's 1st YouTube on CityTime calling for NO renewal w/ SAIC and a full investigation!!! Reminder: Rudy gave us SAIC & CityTime (We didn’t need either-Mike ran with it Tax Payer’s Titanic)
Don't believe the news, New Yorkers are angry & will not vote for BLOOMBERG! Note: Mayor Bloomberg and his top deputies & key staff all took immunity in the Haggerty trial. Why? Mike Bloomberg broke campaign laws and committed perjury Haggerty Trial. Next the CityTime Trial with Team Bloomberg suffering amnesia yet again! Stay tuned! Vote for Christine Quinn if YOU want Mike to have a 4th term from the golf course! In front of SAIC NY offices demanding way more than 600 million $ back for The People of NYC !http://youtu.be/5MgD4ncQF18 Letter in Defense of Suzannah's YouTube Channel GoogleE-Burka by Louis Flores URGENT 911 Tech System ECTP Criminal Investigation Needed! http://mayorbloombergkingofnewyork.blogspot.com/2012/09/citytime-ectp-yell-down-mayor-bloomberg.html?m=1
Mike Yelled down Aug. 20 CityTime and ECTP 911 Tech

Monday, August 26, 2013

Christine Quinn Bloomberg Puppet Treats Libraries Like St Vincent's Hospital


Note from Suzannah: We had a meeting with Quinn the day before she and City Council -- the elected officials who betrayed us voted for Rudin luxury condos, not a Trauma Level 1 Hospital with a Rape Crisis Center and AIDS Care. 

Norman Siegel asked how are you going to vote tomorrow.  Quinn lied and said I don't know.  Quinning to me means lying. 

She and Bloomberg lie and the media protects and endorse lies and criminal actions like pushing thru an illegal third term, corrupt Cooper Union, NYU expansion short list and Rudin condos instead of a real hospital. 

YES it's finally happening!Friday, CDL is hosting a mayoral forum on libraries!  

At present, the only candidate declining our invitation to come and share their views on the sale, shrinkage and underfunding of libraries at the forum is Christine Quinn.  Ms. Quinn has, however, submitted her response to CDL's questionnaire about libraries (link below) and we can see what the other candidates make of it at the forum.  Decide for yourself, but Ms. Quinn's sidestepping of the questions seems to show her favoring the underfunding status quo: sales and shrinkage of libraries including the Central Library Plan which received obvious support from her.   
http://citizensdefendinglibraries.blogspot.com/2013/07/response-of-mayoral-candidate-christine.html

Let's see where the other candidates come out as they state their positions.   CDL will pass word on about positions taken and will likely be making some recommendations about some of the candidates based on their positions.  Here are the details, we look forward to seeing you there!   

MAYORAL FORUM ON PUBLIC LIBRARIES 
Friday, August 30th, 8:30-10:30 AM
,  
Seating starts at 8:00 AM  
Find out what the candidates think 
The Kane Street Synagogue 
236 Kane Street 
Between Court St and Clinton 
10 min walk from Court Street Borough Hall, first stop in Brooklyn 
2 Blocks from F and G, Bergen Stop 
Contact Carolyn McIntyre 917-757-6542Michael White 917-885-1478Backpack362@aol.com   

Tuesday, August 27, 4:00-5:00 PM
Canvass Mid Manhattan Library, 
40St and 5th Ave Contact Carolyn McIntyre 917-757-6542   

Sunday September 1, 4:30-6:00 PM 
CDL meeting 101 Clark Street
Community Room Brooklyn Heights
first stop in Brooklyn, 2,3 to Clark St   

Also, we are working on a Public Advocate and Comptroller Forum on Public Libraries, for Wednesday, September 4th in the morning, Location TBA.   

On another related front,City Council Member, Letitia James (now running for public advocate and who mentioned libaries in the NBC Public Advocate Debate today) wrote an excellent article about the state of our NYC public libraries that appeared in the Huffington Post on Thursday.  She continues to prove that she is one of the strongest advocates for protecting our libraries.  Here is the link (you can post a comment):   

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/letitia-james/shrinking-the-library-sys_b_3430298.html   

REMINDER: August 26th is the last date to donate to a NYC campaign and receive the (6 to 1) matching funds in the primary races.  For certain elections the results of the primary will almost certainly determine the elections.   
Here is a link to Tish campaign 
http://bit.ly/0814Rowen    

SECOND REMINDER:  As the elections are soon to be be upon us, please remember our invitation to all our petition signers to join in our initiative, launched last week, to double our petition signatures. 
  
We are very encouraged to report recent visits touring the Brooklyn Heights and Pacific Branch libraries by Assembly members Micah Kellner and Joan Millman, Senator Velmanette Montgomery, and candidate for Brooklyn Borough President, Senator Eric Adams.  The BPL was reportedly not cooperative, not wanting them to tour the libraries when they were open.    Below are email addresses and a sample letter you might want to send to them.   

Kellnerm@assembly.state.ny.us , millmanj@assembly.state.ny.usmontgome@nysenate.gov,eadams@senate.state.us.gov   

August 24, 2013   

Dear Assembly members Micah Kellner and Joan Millman, Senator Velmanette Montgomery, candidate for Brooklyn Borough President Senator Eric Adams,   

Thank you for listening to us.  We really appreciate the time you took to visit the Brooklyn Heights and Pacific Libraries over the last two weeks!   

We look forward to hearing what steps you will take next to help us protect these valuable and popular libraries.  As you probably saw, they are crowded, especially the Brooklyn Heights library since the BPL cut the hours because they refuse to fix the air conditioner.   Library staff reported to Citizens Defending Libraries that the BPL leadership first said the Brooklyn Heights Library would need $350,000 to be fixed.  The staff who attended the meeting said that number went up to $750,000 after Councilman Steven Levin offered to help pay to fix it.  (The $750,000 number is also a number used with other branches with broken AC).  As you know, that number went up to $3.5 million and is now with various ways of exaggerating the costs, been raised to the vicinity of $5 million!  (This doesn't reflect the test of any real process or actual specifications or bids.) Please arrange for scrutiny of these exaggerations with a true independent examination of the cost of fixing this and any libraries with broken air conditioners.  

We continue to be amazed that the NYPL and BPL leadership would use a problem of basic maintenance as a reason to sell a library.  We see this as a deep betrayal of public trust.  Again, we very much appreciate your courage in standing up for the protection of public assets.
 


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