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: Late last Summer, a high-level staff member of a powerful elected official called me on the phone.  They said that they wanted to know "how you would feel if damaging allegations began to be posted."  (Isn't it nice that political operatives now play Oprah and call to ask you about your feelings? I guess that we are in a really kinder, gentler age.)

: This was my reply: "If you're talking about me, I don't care what you do.  I'm not running for Office.  If you know that somebody who IS running for Office did something wrong, then, definitely, you should let the voters know.  But, if you are going to make a claim of a crime, you need to send me the proof first."

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: : Nice story and your point is?

: : ANSWER THE QUESTIONS POSED MENSA BOY!

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: : : A while back, somebody claimed to have information on a politically-connected individual's record of arrests.  I told the source to give me copies of the arrest records and I would post them on the Board.  Some weeks later I was given a hand-written list of allegations and a couple of what were supposed to be report ID numbers.  I was told that political influence was preventing actual copies of the documents to be produced.  I did decline to post that hand-written (unsigned) series of claims.

: : : Any other time an official report or news articles were given to me, the items were posted.  On one occasion, this resulted in a well-known figure condemning this Board on NJ cable TV.

: : : Since you're such a snazzy historian, dig up the police incident report about the time a bigger opponent tried to pull a gun on me years back at a party in the Heights.  I fractured his skull and left him lying bloody and unconscious on the floor.  Then, three other members of the clique walked over to me.  One said, "You're not going to get away with doing that to our friend."  I replied, "OK.  Who wants to be next?"  They turned and ran.   When I wax nostalgic about my youth, I always think that it'd be nice to have a copy of that incident report. 

: : : Would you like me to post a copy of my Mensa membership card?

: : : : Anthony,

: : : : Even when we send you the public record, you refused to post it and delete it depending on who it is.

: : : : Quite interesting how you let the garbage on here - name calling and calling certain politicians being corrupt.. again no proof, but you are quick to pull down a comment about other public officials.

: : : : Seems like you are selective on who you decide to let through.

: : : : Can I post Public records about you also, I have the proof in the publib records, question is will you stand by your word?  

: : : : Where exactly do you draw the line as it seems it's very fuzzy?

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: : : : : : If any public official has any record of having committed a crime, send me a copy (newspaper articles or public records) and I'll post it Online.  The same goes for any sort of questionable business practices.

: : : : : : You can't just make a claim without proof.

: : : : : Thank you for your responsible request.


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