Housing Inequity, Death And Tax Breaks: A Tale Of Two Queens Areas

Thanksgiving, the symbolic holiday where all beings partake in communal gratitude and partake in sharing of the bountiful harvest of food and shelter. But on the east and west sides of Queens, it's a theory that's as good as dead. An apartment building at The Astoria Houses are currently without gas and tenants have been … Continue reading Housing Inequity, Death And Tax Breaks: A Tale Of Two Queens Areas

NYPD Blocks Sidewalk Egress With Personal And Patrol Vehicles

  Ozone Park, Queens, New York The 106th Precinct in Ozone Park, Queens is egregiously obstructing commuting public space on both sides of the street with police vehicles and their cars, notably on top of a handicap cut curb ramp and by a public park named after a cop who died in the line of … Continue reading NYPD Blocks Sidewalk Egress With Personal And Patrol Vehicles

de Blasio’s Citywide Administration Services Allowed Contractors To Swindle The City By Sending The Wrong Face Masks During The Start Of Pandemic

William Wilhelm de Blasio, the mayor of New York City (your city) seemingly proves once again how disconnected he is from the agencies that are under his auspice and the money that flows like a water out of a firehose from them even during a pandemic and an induced economic crisis. THE CITY  Last spring, … Continue reading de Blasio’s Citywide Administration Services Allowed Contractors To Swindle The City By Sending The Wrong Face Masks During The Start Of Pandemic

Twitter Censorship Continues: V. Progress New York, C’Est Vrai And The Residents Of NYCHA Buildings

Manhattan, New York, U.S.A. It's been a week since the election ended and Joe Biden is still the president elect. The DNC's fortunate son managed to win by a large number of electoral votes despite the corporate news/social media protection racket that managed to keep the corruption laden emails and IM's and DM's of his … Continue reading Twitter Censorship Continues: V. Progress New York, C’Est Vrai And The Residents Of NYCHA Buildings