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October 28, 2011
There are so many things the public does not know about the man who sits in the White House. Who is Barack Obama? In my search to find out the answers I embarked on a journey that has lasted three years and counting -- and nearly made my head explode.
As usual, when Obama is the subject, Americans can't count on the progressives in the Corporate Mainstream Media (CMM) for much help. So, what's one to do? The foreign press proved helpful. Therefore, gleaned from the foreign press: a few stories which didn't rate any coverage from the U.S. CMM.
In 2005, then-Senator Barack Obama went on a mission to Russia with Senator Richard Lugar (R-IN). The newly-minted U.S. senator was invited to be part of a Russian fact-finding tour that inspected a nuclear weapons site in Perm, Siberia. The base Lugar and Obama visited was where mobile launch missiles were being destroyed under the Cooperative Threat Reduction program (CTR), which also went by the name of the Nunn-Lugar program.
What happened next -- after the inspections were over -- was at the time reported by several foreign news sources but was never reported in the USA by the CMM. The Russians detained Obama and Lugar for three hours at the airport, demanding to examine both Obama's and Lugar's passports and search their plane. Some sources reported that the Russians accused Barack Obama of being a spy.
But wait -- there's more!
According to an Italian source, the Russians did not accuse Obama of being an American spy; they accused him of being a spy for the British! The report went on to say that the incident ended up involving the White House, the U.S. State Department, and military officials, along with their counterparts in Moscow.
Strangely enough, an official report from Lugar's office about the trip never mentioned the incident. Neither did Barack Obama in 2008 when he was desperate to exhibit some foreign policy chops.
One other oddity: in the fall of 2008, Obama admitted on his Fightthesmears.com site that he had held dual citizenship with both the United States and Great Britain (the site explained that this was due to Barack Obama, Sr. being a foreign national) until 1982. Did the Russians know something about Obama's citizenship in 2005 that ordinary Americans don't know in 2011?
Another story no one has seen fit to ask about: Obama's Most Excellent Pakistani Adventure.
In the summer of 1981, 20-year-old Barack Obama embarked on a two-week trip to Pakistan. At least what little reporting that has been done claimed the length of the trip was two weeks. The only proof that the trip didn't turn into a longer stay is that we (supposedly) have records which show that Barack Obama enrolled at Columbia University later that same summer. Of course, the public hasn't seen those records, but that's what we've been told. Anyone in doubt will be directed to Obama's autobiography, Dreams from My Father.
Obama clearly gave the impression in DFMF that he was this penniless, somewhat confused young man, in search of an identity. Obama makes sure readers don't miss the point by writing that he was forced to wear "thrift store clothing" during this time. Yet he somehow managed to find the cash to finance a two-week trip to Pakistan.
Which he never wrote about. Which in itself is odd: here's a guy who wrote two autobiographies that explored events real, imagined, and totally fictional that supposedly forged the modern-day Barack Obama from humble beginnings. That's according to the Obama NarrativeTM -- which gets most of its facts from Dreams from My Father.
Not only did a poor, nearly destitute Obama manage to afford the trip to Pakistan, but once there he somehow financed two weeks in the Lahore Hilton International. In addition, Obama was introduced to the future prime minister and president of Pakistan -- and went bird-hunting with him. Which the prime minister mentioned in the Pakistani press in 2008. There's so much more, including one question the CMM never asked Obama: who arranged all of this? For a 20-year-old nobody.
Another curious piece to the queer Obama puzzle is the connection -- which hasn't been made in the CMM (attention, Fox News!) -- between illegal foreign contributions to the Obama campaign and subsequent billions in Stimulus money to foreign companies and banks. During and after the 2008 election, accusations of illegal foreign contributions -- which flowed into the Obama campaign when credit card safeguards were disabled on the campaign's website -- were documented in the conservative press and elsewhere.
Who were these mysterious donors, and in what countries did they live? Unfortunately, due to the chicanery of Team Obama, we may never know. Fast-forward to 2009. Obama's multi-billion-dollar Stimulus is rushed through Congress, and billions of dollars in Stimulus money are doled out to foreign companies and banks. Finland, China, Brazil, and India are just a few of the beneficiaries of Americans' hard-earned tax dollars. Might these have been payoffs for those shady, unknown donations?
Bill Clinton was the first president to benefit from a foreign spoils system, but Barack Obama has made Clinton look like an amateur.
One more coincidence in shady fundraising. The lady involved with Obama's fundraising in the Caribbean? None other than Vera Baker, who packed up and hurried left the country after the National Enquirer started exploring a possible tryst between her and Obama in a Washington hotel.
Barack Obama can only hope that ObamaCare covers "extreme stress" -- because whoever on his staff is responsible for keeping track of all of the weird stuff in the president's life is definitely a candidate for burnout.
One final item involves that most elusive of documents: Obama's long-lost long-form birth certificate.
A Chicago-area activist, Sherman Skolnick, writing for a radio show/website (now defunct) by the name of Cloak and Dagger uncorked this headline on his readers. It referred to another story he'd written in 2005 -- three years before anyone in the media coined the term "birther" to tamp down curiosity about our 44th president's past. (All-caps headline in the original story.)
CLOAK'S EXCLUSIVE AUGUST 2005 STORY EXPOSING OBAMA'S KENYAN BIRTHPLACE FORCES OBAMA TO SANITIZE HIS PASSPORT FILE.
Just another day in the life of anyone attempting to pierce the shroud of mystery that surrounds our 44th president. The final result is the publication of The Secret Life of Barack Hussein Obama.
Mondo Frazier is the editor/founder of the website DBKP - Death By 1000 Papercuts and the author of The Secret Life of Barack Hussein Obama, published by Threshold Editions/Simon & Schuster.
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there is a movement by some to establish an economic union simular to europe that includes mexico, the united states and canada.the fact that the US under ANY administration has FAILED to close any borders shows an effort by elements in our own government to soften US sovereignty. it began with NAFTA proposed by bush sr. signed into law by slick willy.think about it
On Mon, Oct 31, 2011 at 10:41 AM, Travis <baconlard@gmail.com> wrote:
Unemployment is bad and allowing mexican trucks into the US, how does this improve things for US citizens ??? IT does not. It makes the problem worse. Companies if they have a choice between hiring a Mexican company and hiring a US company with go with the one that is dirt cheap. Putting more US citizens out of work......What idiot thinks this is good for the rest of us ???
More Than 150,000 Mexican Cargo Trucks Await U.S. Permits before the
end of this year
More Than 150,000 Mexican Cargo Trucks Await U.S. Permits
http://www.laht.com/article.asp?Arti...tegoryId=14091
MEXICO CITY - Eleven Mexican trucking companies hope to join a
pilot program that could see more than 150,000 vehicles delivering
products to destinations deep inside the United States by year’s
end, the vice president of the Canacar transport association said.
Eight of the 11 firms have already submitted applications and are
awaiting a response from the U.S. Transportation Department, Luis
Moreno said.
It was only last Friday that a Mexican long-haul truck became the
first to deliver a shipment to the U.S. interior under the revived
pilot program.
Nearly two decades after the North American Free Trade Agreement
linking the United States, Mexico and Canada came into force in 1994,
a Mexican trucking company began shipping cargo beyond a buffer zone
near the border.
“There are eight or nine companies enrolled (in the program), more
don’t yet have permission from the United States to enter,†Moreno
told reporters.
Each firm accepted into the pilot program must undergo an 18-month
probationary period to become eligible for a permanent U.S. operating
license, he said.
By the end of 2011, Moreno expects that some 150,000 Mexican trucks
will be authorized to travel beyond the narrow border strip.
Around 70 percent of the $400 billion in goods that pass between
Mexico and the United States every year are transported by truck.
Before the renewal of the pilot program, Mexican trucks were not
allowed beyond a 25-mile buffer zone where their cargo was typically
transferred to U.S. tractor trailers, a process criticized as
inefficient and expensive.
The pilot program was launched in 2007, but later canceled due to
opposition from Democratic lawmakers in Congress.
The Mexican government retaliated by imposing $2.3 billion in
tariffs on U.S. imported goods.
The tariffs were lifted last Friday, but the Mexican government said
they could be reinstated if the program’s U.S. critics succeed in
blocking it again.
Under NAFTA, Mexican trucks were to have had access to U.S. border
states by 1995 and all U.S. highways by 2000, but opposition from the
Teamsters union stymied the implementation of that provision.
Canadian trucks operate in the United States without restriction.
EFE
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Just great 150,000 trucks with 100 Mexicans being smuggled in
each truck. It's going to be the Trojan horses of " illegal
immigration ". - snicker....snicker ! It's a good candy bar ! I'll
get a drink there later !
> Unemployment is bad and allowing mexican trucks into the US, how does this
> improve things for US citizens ??? IT does not. It makes the problem worse.
> Companies if they have a choice between hiring a Mexican company and hiring
> a US company with go with the one that is dirt cheap. Putting more US
> citizens out of work......What idiot thinks this is good for the rest of us
> ???
>
> More Than 150,000 Mexican Cargo Trucks Await U.S. Permits before the
> end of this year
> More Than 150,000 Mexican Cargo Trucks Await U.S. Permits
>
> http://www.laht.com/article.asp?Arti...tegoryId=14091
>
> MEXICO CITY - Eleven Mexican trucking companies hope to join a
> pilot program that could see more than 150,000 vehicles delivering
> products to destinations deep inside the United States by year’s
> end, the vice president of the Canacar transport association said.
>
> Eight of the 11 firms have already submitted applications and are
> awaiting a response from the U.S. Transportation Department, Luis
> Moreno said.
>
> It was only last Friday that a Mexican long-haul truck became the
> first to deliver a shipment to the U.S. interior under the revived
> pilot program.
>
> Nearly two decades after the North American Free Trade Agreement
> linking the United States, Mexico and Canada came into force in 1994,
> a Mexican trucking company began shipping cargo beyond a buffer zone
> near the border.
>
> “There are eight or nine companies enrolled (in the program), more
> don’t yet have permission from the United States to enter,†Moreno
> told reporters.
>
> Each firm accepted into the pilot program must undergo an 18-month
> probationary period to become eligible for a permanent U.S. operating
> license, he said.
>
> By the end of 2011, Moreno expects that some 150,000 Mexican trucks
> will be authorized to travel beyond the narrow border strip.
>
> Around 70 percent of the $400 billion in goods that pass between
> Mexico and the United States every year are transported by truck.
>
> Before the renewal of the pilot program, Mexican trucks were not
> allowed beyond a 25-mile buffer zone where their cargo was typically
> transferred to U.S. tractor trailers, a process criticized as
> inefficient and expensive.
>
> The pilot program was launched in 2007, but later canceled due to
> opposition from Democratic lawmakers in Congress.
>
> The Mexican government retaliated by imposing $2.3 billion in
> tariffs on U.S. imported goods.
>
> The tariffs were lifted last Friday, but the Mexican government said
> they could be reinstated if the program’s U.S. critics succeed in
> blocking it again.
>
> Under NAFTA, Mexican trucks were to have had access to U.S. border
> states by 1995 and all U.S. highways by 2000, but opposition from the
> Teamsters union stymied the implementation of that provision.
>
> Canadian trucks operate in the United States without restriction.
> EFE
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Unemployment is bad and allowing mexican trucks into the US, how does this improve things for US citizens ??? IT does not. It makes the problem worse. Companies if they have a choice between hiring a Mexican company and hiring a US company with go with the one that is dirt cheap. Putting more US citizens out of work......What idiot thinks this is good for the rest of us ???
More Than 150,000 Mexican Cargo Trucks Await U.S. Permits before the
end of this year
More Than 150,000 Mexican Cargo Trucks Await U.S. Permits
http://www.laht.com/article.asp?Arti...tegoryId=14091
MEXICO CITY - Eleven Mexican trucking companies hope to join a
pilot program that could see more than 150,000 vehicles delivering
products to destinations deep inside the United States by year’s
end, the vice president of the Canacar transport association said.
Eight of the 11 firms have already submitted applications and are
awaiting a response from the U.S. Transportation Department, Luis
Moreno said.
It was only last Friday that a Mexican long-haul truck became the
first to deliver a shipment to the U.S. interior under the revived
pilot program.
Nearly two decades after the North American Free Trade Agreement
linking the United States, Mexico and Canada came into force in 1994,
a Mexican trucking company began shipping cargo beyond a buffer zone
near the border.
“There are eight or nine companies enrolled (in the program), more
don’t yet have permission from the United States to enter,†Moreno
told reporters.
Each firm accepted into the pilot program must undergo an 18-month
probationary period to become eligible for a permanent U.S. operating
license, he said.
By the end of 2011, Moreno expects that some 150,000 Mexican trucks
will be authorized to travel beyond the narrow border strip.
Around 70 percent of the $400 billion in goods that pass between
Mexico and the United States every year are transported by truck.
Before the renewal of the pilot program, Mexican trucks were not
allowed beyond a 25-mile buffer zone where their cargo was typically
transferred to U.S. tractor trailers, a process criticized as
inefficient and expensive.
The pilot program was launched in 2007, but later canceled due to
opposition from Democratic lawmakers in Congress.
The Mexican government retaliated by imposing $2.3 billion in
tariffs on U.S. imported goods.
The tariffs were lifted last Friday, but the Mexican government said
they could be reinstated if the program’s U.S. critics succeed in
blocking it again.
Under NAFTA, Mexican trucks were to have had access to U.S. border
states by 1995 and all U.S. highways by 2000, but opposition from the
Teamsters union stymied the implementation of that provision.
Canadian trucks operate in the United States without restriction.
EFE
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If only Jewish/religious Orgs. asked---
for money then it is nothing to worry about...
says you
On Oct 31, 1:56 pm, THE ANNOINTED ONE <markmka...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Yes, it lacks a comparison to a list of applicants for the grants so a
> proper comparison can be made. If only Jewish/religious Orgs. asked
> for money then it is nothing to worry about... if there were a like
> number of Christian/other
> Orgs that were turned down only then would you have a point.
>
> On Oct 31, 12:45 pm, plainolamerican <plainolameri...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > The organizations that received FY 2011 funding in Congressman
> > Nadler's district, listed alphabetically, are:
>
> > • Bais Yaakov D'Chassidei Gur: $75,000
> > • Barkai Foundation, Inc.: $75,000
> > • Chabad Serving NYU: $75,000
> > • Hebrew Academy for Special Children: $75,000
> > • Jewish Center: $74,500
> > • Khal Ichud Chasidim: $75,000
> > • Machon Bais Yaakov: $75,000
> > • Maimonides Medical Center: $75,000
> > • Mirrer Yeshiva Central Institute: $75,000
> > • Sephardic Lebanese Congregation: $72,000
> > • Talmudical Seminary of Bobov: $75,000
> > • Touro College: $69,648
> > • United Talmudical Academy of Boro Park, Inc: $75,000
>
> > notice anything about the list?
>
> > On Oct 31, 1:08 pm, THE ANNOINTED ONE <markmka...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > How about a complete list so we can see the percentage?? I didn't
> > > count a whole lot of money in the obviously biased sample.
>
> > > On Oct 31, 11:50 am, plainolamerican <plainolameri...@gmail.com>
> > > wrote:
>
> > > > As part of an ongoing initiative to protect vulnerable non-profit
> > > > organizations, the Department of Homeland Security awarded some $15
> > > > million in grants to organizations for the purchase of security
> > > > upgrades. Congressman Jerrold Nadler played a major role in providing
> > > > high-risk non-profits with federal funding for security measures
> > > > through the High-Risk Non-Profit Security Enhancement Act, legislation
> > > > he introduced which authorizes grants for safety measures in schools,
> > > > places of worship and other "soft targets" which do not currently have
> > > > the proper means to protect themselves from an attack. Nadler worked
> > > > closely with the United Jewish Communities, the Union of Orthodox
> > > > Jewish Congregations, the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism,
> > > > the UJA Federation of New York, and many other jewish groups toward
> > > > passage of this vital legislation.
>
> > > > Some of the organizations that received FY 2011 funding in Congressman
> > > > Nadler's district are:
>
> > > > Barkai Foundation, Inc.: $75,000
> > > > Hebrew Academy for Special Children: $75,000
> > > > Jewish Center: $74,500
> > > > Maimonides Medical Center: $75,000
> > > > Mirrer Yeshiva Central Institute: $75,000
> > > > Sephardic Lebanese Congregation:$72,000
> > > > Touro College: $69,648
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On Oct 31, 1:56 pm, THE ANNOINTED ONE <markmka...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Yes, it lacks a comparison to a list of applicants for the grants so a
> proper comparison can be made. If only Jewish/religious Orgs. asked
> for money then it is nothing to worry about... if there were a like
> number of Christian/other
> Orgs that were turned down only then would you have a point.
>
> On Oct 31, 12:45 pm, plainolamerican <plainolameri...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > The organizations that received FY 2011 funding in Congressman
> > Nadler's district, listed alphabetically, are:
>
> > • Bais Yaakov D'Chassidei Gur: $75,000
> > • Barkai Foundation, Inc.: $75,000
> > • Chabad Serving NYU: $75,000
> > • Hebrew Academy for Special Children: $75,000
> > • Jewish Center: $74,500
> > • Khal Ichud Chasidim: $75,000
> > • Machon Bais Yaakov: $75,000
> > • Maimonides Medical Center: $75,000
> > • Mirrer Yeshiva Central Institute: $75,000
> > • Sephardic Lebanese Congregation: $72,000
> > • Talmudical Seminary of Bobov: $75,000
> > • Touro College: $69,648
> > • United Talmudical Academy of Boro Park, Inc: $75,000
>
> > notice anything about the list?
>
> > On Oct 31, 1:08 pm, THE ANNOINTED ONE <markmka...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > How about a complete list so we can see the percentage?? I didn't
> > > count a whole lot of money in the obviously biased sample.
>
> > > On Oct 31, 11:50 am, plainolamerican <plainolameri...@gmail.com>
> > > wrote:
>
> > > > As part of an ongoing initiative to protect vulnerable non-profit
> > > > organizations, the Department of Homeland Security awarded some $15
> > > > million in grants to organizations for the purchase of security
> > > > upgrades. Congressman Jerrold Nadler played a major role in providing
> > > > high-risk non-profits with federal funding for security measures
> > > > through the High-Risk Non-Profit Security Enhancement Act, legislation
> > > > he introduced which authorizes grants for safety measures in schools,
> > > > places of worship and other "soft targets" which do not currently have
> > > > the proper means to protect themselves from an attack. Nadler worked
> > > > closely with the United Jewish Communities, the Union of Orthodox
> > > > Jewish Congregations, the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism,
> > > > the UJA Federation of New York, and many other jewish groups toward
> > > > passage of this vital legislation.
>
> > > > Some of the organizations that received FY 2011 funding in Congressman
> > > > Nadler's district are:
>
> > > > Barkai Foundation, Inc.: $75,000
> > > > Hebrew Academy for Special Children: $75,000
> > > > Jewish Center: $74,500
> > > > Maimonides Medical Center: $75,000
> > > > Mirrer Yeshiva Central Institute: $75,000
> > > > Sephardic Lebanese Congregation:$72,000
> > > > Touro College: $69,648
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Lawyers per 10,000 Residents
First Place: District of Columbia 276.7%
On Oct 31, 1:42 pm, Bruce Majors <majors.br...@gmail.com> wrote:
> As a realtor I can tell you that one of the many amusing things people do
> when they move to DC is try to find something with off street parking so
> they can keep their car registered in another state. You cannot park on a
> DC street for over 30 days with out of state plates. The temporary parking
> pass they issue is only good for 30 days and you can't keep re-applying for
> a new one claiming to have just moved here as you could before it was all
> on computer.
>
> I know lots of people who live in DC, and least a certain number of days
> per year, but register cars in Virginia, Delaware, Alaska or some other
> state where they own property, or originally had their license and have
> found a way to keep renewing, so they can pay lower state taxes.
>
> Of course renting a garage spot in downtown DC is 200 a month and buying
> something with a parking spot easily adds 30,000 to the price, if not 70,000
>
> The other fun things people moving here do is assume that there dogs and
> cats, especially large dogs, will be welcome. Many buildings don't allow
> you to have one, even condos where you are the owner
>
> Then there are all the gay people who move to DC and ask the realtor if
> there are any gay people in the building or on the block. Because sexual
> orientation is a protected class, it is illegal for realtors to discuss who
> is what and tell what they know. In Virginia where it is not a protected
> class, the realtor can actually steer you to a gayer neighborhood
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Mon, Oct 31, 2011 at 11:56 AM, Travis <baconl...@gmail.com> wrote:> > On Sun, Oct 30, 2011 at 8:31 AM, Bruce Majors <majors.br...@gmail.com>wrote:
> > This is actually funny. I remember seeing many expired tags when I lived
> > in DC.
>
>> >>http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2011/10/05/tourists-beware-dc-cops-th...
> >> To the frustration of forgetful drivers, Metropolitan Police Department
> >> officers are throwing people in jail for letting their tag renewals lapse.
> >> The practice provoked somewhat of a backlash last year after a local mother
> >> from Maryland was jailed for what in many places would be a routine traffic
> >> offense punishable by fine. But the department continues to reserve and
> >> exercise the right to throw drivers in the clink for missing the DMV
> >> deadline, no matter where they're from.
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On Oct 31, 1:42 pm, Bruce Majors <majors.br...@gmail.com> wrote:
> As a realtor I can tell you that one of the many amusing things people do
> when they move to DC is try to find something with off street parking so
> they can keep their car registered in another state. You cannot park on a
> DC street for over 30 days with out of state plates. The temporary parking
> pass they issue is only good for 30 days and you can't keep re-applying for
> a new one claiming to have just moved here as you could before it was all
> on computer.
>
> I know lots of people who live in DC, and least a certain number of days
> per year, but register cars in Virginia, Delaware, Alaska or some other
> state where they own property, or originally had their license and have
> found a way to keep renewing, so they can pay lower state taxes.
>
> Of course renting a garage spot in downtown DC is 200 a month and buying
> something with a parking spot easily adds 30,000 to the price, if not 70,000
>
> The other fun things people moving here do is assume that there dogs and
> cats, especially large dogs, will be welcome. Many buildings don't allow
> you to have one, even condos where you are the owner
>
> Then there are all the gay people who move to DC and ask the realtor if
> there are any gay people in the building or on the block. Because sexual
> orientation is a protected class, it is illegal for realtors to discuss who
> is what and tell what they know. In Virginia where it is not a protected
> class, the realtor can actually steer you to a gayer neighborhood
>
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> On Mon, Oct 31, 2011 at 11:56 AM, Travis <baconl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > This is actually funny. I remember seeing many expired tags when I lived
> > in DC.
>
> > On Sun, Oct 30, 2011 at 8:31 AM, Bruce Majors <majors.br...@gmail.com>wrote:
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> >> To the frustration of forgetful drivers, Metropolitan Police Department
> >> officers are throwing people in jail for letting their tag renewals lapse.
> >> The practice provoked somewhat of a backlash last year after a local mother
> >> from Maryland was jailed for what in many places would be a routine traffic
> >> offense punishable by fine. But the department continues to reserve and
> >> exercise the right to throw drivers in the clink for missing the DMV
> >> deadline, no matter where they're from.
> >> Cont:
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On Oct 31, 12:45 pm, plainolamerican <plainolameri...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> The organizations that received FY 2011 funding in Congressman
> Nadler's district, listed alphabetically, are:
>
> • Bais Yaakov D'Chassidei Gur: $75,000
> • Barkai Foundation, Inc.: $75,000
> • Chabad Serving NYU: $75,000
> • Hebrew Academy for Special Children: $75,000
> • Jewish Center: $74,500
> • Khal Ichud Chasidim: $75,000
> • Machon Bais Yaakov: $75,000
> • Maimonides Medical Center: $75,000
> • Mirrer Yeshiva Central Institute: $75,000
> • Sephardic Lebanese Congregation: $72,000
> • Talmudical Seminary of Bobov: $75,000
> • Touro College: $69,648
> • United Talmudical Academy of Boro Park, Inc: $75,000
>
> notice anything about the list?
>
> On Oct 31, 1:08 pm, THE ANNOINTED ONE <markmka...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > How about a complete list so we can see the percentage?? I didn't
> > count a whole lot of money in the obviously biased sample.
>
> > On Oct 31, 11:50 am, plainolamerican <plainolameri...@gmail.com>
> > wrote:
>
> > > As part of an ongoing initiative to protect vulnerable non-profit
> > > organizations, the Department of Homeland Security awarded some $15
> > > million in grants to organizations for the purchase of security
> > > upgrades. Congressman Jerrold Nadler played a major role in providing
> > > high-risk non-profits with federal funding for security measures
> > > through the High-Risk Non-Profit Security Enhancement Act, legislation
> > > he introduced which authorizes grants for safety measures in schools,
> > > places of worship and other "soft targets" which do not currently have
> > > the proper means to protect themselves from an attack. Nadler worked
> > > closely with the United Jewish Communities, the Union of Orthodox
> > > Jewish Congregations, the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism,
> > > the UJA Federation of New York, and many other jewish groups toward
> > > passage of this vital legislation.
>
> > > Some of the organizations that received FY 2011 funding in Congressman
> > > Nadler's district are:
>
> > > Barkai Foundation, Inc.: $75,000
> > > Hebrew Academy for Special Children: $75,000
> > > Jewish Center: $74,500
> > > Maimonides Medical Center: $75,000
> > > Mirrer Yeshiva Central Institute: $75,000
> > > Sephardic Lebanese Congregation:$72,000
> > > Touro College: $69,648
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• Bais Yaakov D'Chassidei Gur: $75,000
• Barkai Foundation, Inc.: $75,000
• Chabad Serving NYU: $75,000
• Hebrew Academy for Special Children: $75,000
• Jewish Center: $74,500
• Khal Ichud Chasidim: $75,000
• Machon Bais Yaakov: $75,000
• Maimonides Medical Center: $75,000
• Mirrer Yeshiva Central Institute: $75,000
• Sephardic Lebanese Congregation: $72,000
• Talmudical Seminary of Bobov: $75,000
• Touro College: $69,648
• United Talmudical Academy of Boro Park, Inc: $75,000
notice anything about the list?
On Oct 31, 1:08 pm, THE ANNOINTED ONE <markmka...@gmail.com> wrote:
> How about a complete list so we can see the percentage?? I didn't
> count a whole lot of money in the obviously biased sample.
>
> On Oct 31, 11:50 am, plainolamerican <plainolameri...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > As part of an ongoing initiative to protect vulnerable non-profit
> > organizations, the Department of Homeland Security awarded some $15
> > million in grants to organizations for the purchase of security
> > upgrades. Congressman Jerrold Nadler played a major role in providing
> > high-risk non-profits with federal funding for security measures
> > through the High-Risk Non-Profit Security Enhancement Act, legislation
> > he introduced which authorizes grants for safety measures in schools,
> > places of worship and other "soft targets" which do not currently have
> > the proper means to protect themselves from an attack. Nadler worked
> > closely with the United Jewish Communities, the Union of Orthodox
> > Jewish Congregations, the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism,
> > the UJA Federation of New York, and many other jewish groups toward
> > passage of this vital legislation.
>
> > Some of the organizations that received FY 2011 funding in Congressman
> > Nadler's district are:
>
> > Barkai Foundation, Inc.: $75,000
> > Hebrew Academy for Special Children: $75,000
> > Jewish Center: $74,500
> > Maimonides Medical Center: $75,000
> > Mirrer Yeshiva Central Institute: $75,000
> > Sephardic Lebanese Congregation:$72,000
> > Touro College: $69,648
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This is actually funny. I remember seeing many expired tags when I lived in DC.
On Sun, Oct 30, 2011 at 8:31 AM, Bruce Majors <majors.bruce@gmail.com> wrote:
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On Oct 31, 11:50 am, plainolamerican <plainolameri...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> As part of an ongoing initiative to protect vulnerable non-profit
> organizations, the Department of Homeland Security awarded some $15
> million in grants to organizations for the purchase of security
> upgrades. Congressman Jerrold Nadler played a major role in providing
> high-risk non-profits with federal funding for security measures
> through the High-Risk Non-Profit Security Enhancement Act, legislation
> he introduced which authorizes grants for safety measures in schools,
> places of worship and other "soft targets" which do not currently have
> the proper means to protect themselves from an attack. Nadler worked
> closely with the United Jewish Communities, the Union of Orthodox
> Jewish Congregations, the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism,
> the UJA Federation of New York, and many other jewish groups toward
> passage of this vital legislation.
>
> Some of the organizations that received FY 2011 funding in Congressman
> Nadler's district are:
>
> Barkai Foundation, Inc.: $75,000
> Hebrew Academy for Special Children: $75,000
> Jewish Center: $74,500
> Maimonides Medical Center: $75,000
> Mirrer Yeshiva Central Institute: $75,000
> Sephardic Lebanese Congregation:$72,000
> Touro College: $69,648
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