It’s Not Work-Place Violence; Official Response to Today’s NYC Moslem Attack is a Study in Contradictions

A weeping NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio (Wilhelm) insists that New Yorkers are “strong and “resilient”; NYPD PC James O’Neill: Moslem is 29 but “It’s too soon to say” what his nationality is; although cops have no idea if Moslem was a lone wolf, there is no danger, and we should go about our day as if nothing happened, but NYPD will saturate streets with cops, in response to the lack of danger


By Nicholas Stix

Say what you will about Gov. Andrew Cuomo, but he did not come close to crying, or feign weeping at the joint press conference he had with Communist Mayor Bill de Blah Blah Blah. Not crying like a girl is one of the ways a man shows strength and resilience.

The cop who winged the Moslem is being hailed as a “hero.”

I have a different take on this. The authorities have reported that the Moslem had what appeared to be two pistols, but which were in fact a paint ball and a BB gun. The Moslem was brandishing them, because they look like real guns, and he wanted to commit suicide-by-cop. However, the cop who shot him went against his training, and only winged him, because pro-criminal Police Commissioner James O’Neil, Mayor Bill de Blah Blah Blah, and Bronx DA Darcel D. Clark are all presently seeking to railroad NYPD Sgt. Hugh Barry for doing his job, and refusing to permit black nutjob Deborah Danner to murder him.

Fox News’ Rick Leventhal just reported that the police know just who the terrorist is, and wouldn’t say what country he’s from, but amit that he’s from somewhere in the Middle East.

Tens of thousands of people will be in and lining the streets of Greenwich Village in an hour for the annual gay Halloween Parade. Talk about a target-rich environment! But we’re supposed to act as if there’s nothing to fear? Unless everyone goes heavily sedated, you’re going to see the lowest turnout in years, and of those who do show up, you will see a lot of very worried faces.

ABC Eyewitness News operative Tim Fleischer is on the street in Greenwich Village, talking about how heavy the police presence is in Greenwich Village. A voice in the Stix Family compound said, “I thought there was nothing to worry about.”