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Revolting American Leadership disturbs patriot |
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Wednesday, 01 September 2010 13:50 |
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Editor:
As I stood shoulder-to-shoulder with about a million other patriots on 28 August in DC, my mind reeled at all the acts against liberty and honor undertaken by this President and his Department of Justice.
Deciding not to pursue voter intimidation charges against the New Black Panthers, spitting in the face of BB Netanyahu, not charging the SEIU or ACORN under the RICO statutes, ready to declare a huge victory in Iraq when he spoke vehemently on the floor of the Senate against the surge in Iraq and finally, suing the state of AZ as depicted in this video, I began to seriously ponder how "low life" these Chicago thugs really are.
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Corrupt Dept. of Education Supports Rev. Al! |
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Wednesday, 01 September 2010 13:42 |
Editor:
I wonder how many employees of the US Department of Education, DoE, attended the Sharpton rally in DC this past weekend?
It seems as if the Education Secretary "invited" DoE employees to join him and Al Sharpton on Saturday at the Sharpton rally. Here’s one article. You can google many more.
Don't "we the people" pay those folks' salaries with our taxes? Aren't they supposed to be non-political? This is a case of another Chicago thug running a federal agency who brings a unique "machine politics" management approach to "the people's business" in DC.
This has to stop, one way or another...........
John P. Kuchta, Jr. - Virginia Beach
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What wrong with this picture? (Hint: Everything!) |
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Monday, 30 August 2010 08:29 |
Editor:
What is wrong with this picture?
According to the latest Virginia Beach Budget, 1% (4336 based on 2009 data) of Virginia Beach citizens ride the Hampton Roads Transit (HRT) buses.
According to a recent Virginia Beach City Auditor report, Virginia Beach pays $3,981,346 directly to HRT.
The total cost for the service for Virginia Beach (including state and federal funding) is $10,637,018 or $2,453 per rider.
Could we cover this with taxi cab fares or a city van pool via a computer network?
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Where is the manifesto from Ben Krause? |
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Friday, 27 August 2010 08:15 |
Editor:
The recent letter you posted from Ben Krause certainly provoked significant response. So perhaps you will follow through by posting Ben's VBTA manifesto in which he provides his advice on how to cut the city budget.
While this is a long document, it really does reveal the extremes to which Ben and the VBTA leadership will go to disrupt city government services.
Just to indicate a few of the recommendations, he advocates firing all city and school board blue collar workers and replacing them with government contractors.
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Throw more money at computer system; don't fix it |
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Friday, 27 August 2010 06:55 |
Editor:
The last time I looked up in the right hand corner of my laptop screen, the date ended in 2010. Obviously, the computer screens at the Virginia Information Technologies Agency don’t display this information. I know this because, if that data was available, the operators looking at those screens would know that we live in an age of cheap memory and that we had discovered RAID back when the date ended in 19xx.
Who is the moron that would allow for DMV, and a number of other agencies, to have their networks crash. Is this the same bunch that designed 51L? I understand that there are budget considerations, but redundancy is cheap at any price.
I have a small business and even I can afford to keep a spare router or two, multiple backups and a spare server, just to be prepared for something like this to happen to me.
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