By N.S.
students at the university are learning what new yorkers figured out a long time ago about their now ex-mayor Bill de Blasio — they don’t like him
https://nypost.com/2022/09/09/harvard-students-are-not-impressed-with-bill-de-blasio/
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Would they be impressed with the black mayor any better?Who would win an election between Dinkins Jr.(Adams)and John Lindsey Jr.(de Blasio)?
There's a question for you.
Be the way,I'm assuming Lindsey was a liberal--I only remember seeing him on the Dean Martin Roast a couple times.
-GRA
jerry pdx
Walking through the grocery store I spotted a story displayed prominently on the cover of People magazine about a terrible crime that happened to a young White girl...No, not Eliza Fletcher but a girl named Alicia "Kozak" Kozakiewicz, who was kidnapped as a teen 20 yrs. ago by an internet predator.
https://people.com/crime/alicia-kozakiewicz-abducted-online-predator-now-keeps-kids-safe/
He kidnapped and tortured her but thankfully she survived. Terrible story that certainly deserved attention but one has to ask: Why is People dredging up a 20 yr. old story instead of covering one that just happened and resulted in a woman not just getting kidnapped and tortured, but raped and murdered as well. Simple, the name of the perp in the Kozakiewicz case is Scott Tyree and he is a White man which makes it a PC story that doesn't direct attention toward the unending relentless cases of black men murdering White women.
I tried to do some back research to see if People has covered any black on White murders but outside of OJ couldn't find any. Doesn't mean there aren't any, maybe I missed something but they sure covered the hell out of Treyvon, Michael Brown, George Floyd et al...couldn't help but find those stories. I recall hearing once somebody saying People was a magazine for people that can't read but I think it's really a magazine for people that don't want to think. Or can't.
People Magazine, like the tabloids at the supermarket checkout counter, caters to a readership that includes many blacks--or so they imagine.
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