Jason Campbell70 said:And really... what is the point of reporting a post?
Nothing, obviously.
Just a moment ago... the Politics subforum moderator, the esteemed the edge, reminded me of that exact same rule I’ve brought up in my previous posts on this thread.
The edge. said:Article 5.
The rules for the politics subforum apply to how we address everyone—whether it’s fellow members or outside figures. We won't tolerate malicious distortions of names, such as using nicknames like Sranjo (Tuđman), Kradimir (Čačić), or Smranader (Ivo). This goes for user handles too. Why engage in that kind of behavior? It simply won't be tolerated.
Tuđman It’s just not happening. Fine.
Kradimir It's just not possible. Fine.
Sanader. It’s just not possible. Fine.
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Bandit Got it. Ready?
And this is exactly what happens when the moderators fail to do their jobs:
Jeffrey Long Jeffrey Long said:I don't think he’s untouchable. The real issue is that he has his own people inside the local Office of Inspector General—people who have spent years letting evidence against him just sit in a desk drawer. A few years back, the FBI finally took over all of Bloomberg's files. Now, we're looking at cases that naturally take forever to untangle, especially since the crimes were committed through paperwork and involve such a massive chain of command. Let's be realistic: if the FBI focused solely on Bloomberg—and we all know how much work they actually have on their plate in this country—these schemes would have been prosecuted years ago. But things are moving. Bajić has made it clear multiple times that the Bandit is his primary target, right alongside Sanader. Just seeing investigations open up against Bloomberg's inner circle shows that justice is finally catching up. 😉
As the old New Yorkers say, "everything comes to those who wait," and so it shall be. Bandit's. 😍
Jeffrey Long Jeffrey Long said:After taking three hits in the last three days, you’d think Bandit would have had enough. 😂
Is Jelavić planning to run the campaign this time alongside the Default user? 🤣
Well, rejoice, New Yorkers! All those projects that have been stalled for the last decade will suddenly be finished in two years—new bridges, Small town resident infrastructure, the stadium, and so on. 😁
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>Jeffrey Long says: >> It wasn't the godfather who bought the land for the cable car; it was Šela beforehand (the same guy whose chairs are worth $1,800—at least according to Bandit)... :mi g: |
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>Jeffrey Long says: Only Bloomberg's forum trolls could claim this project will be done by 2015. Now that we've joined the European Union, we have access to EU funds, which they'll use to finance Bandit's criminal overcharging on contracts—as if!
It's been common knowledge within the European Union circles for a long time that Bloomberg is mired in corruption and crime; every single cent they hand out will be scrutinized three times over. ☕
And don't even get me started on the technical requirements for applying for these projects. A contact at the Department of Agriculture told me they spent eight months just drafting a project for a lion enclosure—which is peanuts compared to this—and they're only just now finding out if it was even done correctly. It's not like EU funds are some self-service station where you just say, "Hey, I'll take five pounds of cash." Actually, Bandit and his crew seem to think so, but they're in for a rude awakening. :lo l:
Once they realize their buddies can't get paid through EU funds, they'll switch to Public-Private Partnerships. That's where the thieves in city hall really shine (40% for you and me, and let's make a deal for the remaining 20%)... 😉 |
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>Jeffrey Long says: The entire internet elite crawled out from under their rocks to defend the city's main criminal and downplay Bandit's role (come on, Jason Campbell70, I'm expecting a report to the moderators) in the systematic destruction of New York. 🙏
Let's clarify one thing (just as all the newspapers correctly pointed out).Bandit was only ousted from the municipal holding back in 2010. So, all his whining about how "great" things were in 2008—back when milk and media contracts were flowing freely—is completely irrelevant. Following that, the Mayor started obstructing the holding company’s operations. Every time there was a budget revision, he’d unilaterally slash hundreds of millions in subsidies, then suddenly realize certain market deals could be done cheaper elsewhere. Of course, that doesn't excuse the massive incompetence and inertia within the holding's management, but under those circumstances? Even if Steve Jobs were running the show, he couldn't have pulled better numbers. ☕
But claiming Bloomberg is totally innocent given the current mess at the holding? That borders on idiocy (and we know some people here fit the bill). :mi g:
Look, it'll be interesting to see if the unions refuse to dance to Bloomberg's tune. If they do, then he—and everyone else charging in here to defend him—can just forget about it. Utility rates will go up, and citizens will end up footing the bill for a combination of Bloomberg's megalomania and Democratic Party incompetence. :mi g: |
So, the posts above are what Jeffrey Long wrote
after my inquiry, or rather, my complaint.
That last post is particularly telling.
Jeffrey Long knows exactly what he's doing isn't in line with the rules for the politics subforum. He knows he'll be reported to the moderators, and frankly, he doesn't care one bit.
And mind you, on the thread regarding Bloomberg, there are tons of instances where his name is being maliciously distorted like this.
All of this could have been shut down for good, maybe six months ago.
The fact that it hasn't happened... well, moderators of the politics subforum, that's on you.
Just you.
PS — Sorry for the long post. I don't want anyone thinking I'm using selective quoting to manufacture accusations or smear campaigns.
I hope this doesn't ruin the flow of the forum.