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If there is one place in the world which should be wary of muhammedans,
it's New York. Sadly, they have the attention span of a goldfish and
already forgot who was responsible for the worst attack on the country
since Pearl Harbor.
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On Nov 4, 2025 at 11:46:07 AM MST, "CrudeSausage" wrote <PRrOQ.233599$[email protected]>:

If there is one place in the world which should be wary of muhammedans,
it's New York. Sadly, they have the attention span of a goldfish and
already forgot who was responsible for the worst attack on the country
since Pearl Harbor.

Notice you are open about your bigotry.
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On 11/4/25 3:34 PM, Brock McNuggets wrote:

On Nov 4, 2025 at 11:46:07 AM MST, "CrudeSausage" wrote <PRrOQ.233599$[email protected]>:

If there is one place in the world which should be wary of muhammedans,
it's New York. Sadly, they have the attention span of a goldfish and
already forgot who was responsible for the worst attack on the country
since Pearl Harbor.

Notice you are open about your bigotry.

He's an idiot, he thinks all Muslims are responsible for a well-financed
and highly trained terrorist group hijacking planes here. He needs to
stop being an intellectual infant.
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On Nov 4, 2025 at 1:55:58 PM MST, ""Joel W. Crump"" wrote <zLtOQ.1434222$[email protected]>:

On 11/4/25 3:34 PM, Brock McNuggets wrote:

On Nov 4, 2025 at 11:46:07 AM MST, "CrudeSausage" wrote
<PRrOQ.233599$[email protected]>:

If there is one place in the world which should be wary of muhammedans,
it's New York. Sadly, they have the attention span of a goldfish and
already forgot who was responsible for the worst attack on the country
since Pearl Harbor.

Notice you are open about your bigotry.

He's an idiot, he thinks all Muslims are responsible for a well-financed
and highly trained terrorist group hijacking planes here. He needs to
stop being an intellectual infant.

He blames Muslims because some Muslims do some bad things that lead to violent deaths.

But there is a FAR higher percentage of violent deaths that come from males.
By his "logic", all males should be held accountable.
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Is Mamdani’s victory the basis for a strategy the Democrats can adopt
as a party? Opinion seems divided <https://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/mamdanis-mayoral-election-lead-has-withstood-republicans-establishment-democrats-and-wall-street/GULKPJ3FBJAENJIVGSC3RVJZXY/>:

Aspects of Mamdani’s campaign that some thought would doom his
candidacy - his vociferous criticism of Israel’s actions in Gaza,
his past calls to defund the police and his refusal to flee from
the political label of socialist - haven’t turned off a plurality
of New York voters, despite a torrent of campaign spending from
some of the city’s wealthiest residents.

Instead, the 34-year-old assemblyman’s campaign - with its focus
on core economic concerns combined with an online charm offensive
and occasional searing barb at his critics - is working well
enough that some political observers see a model for future
Democratic candidates and races.

“His campaign is not really about him,” but hammers on the theme
of lowering the cost of living for average New Yorkers, said
Amanda Litman, co-founder and president of the non-profit Run for
Something, which recruits new progressive Democratic candidates.

“He really clearly answers the question why voters should want him
to win.”

Yet Mamdani’s ideas for how to lower the economic burden on
working-class and middle-class families - including through tax
hikes on the wealthy and rent freezes - have generated a current
of fear among other Democratic politicians and operatives.

They argue that what voters might find appealing in New York won’t
carry Democrats to victories in the congressional Midterms next
year or the presidential election in 2028.

To somebody who lives in a multiparty democracy, the idea that there
should be any doubt about adopting a winning strategy to win again
just seems bizarre. But then, the USA isn’t a multiparty democracy, is
it? It’s two broad coalitions, each a hodgepodge of factions with
ill-defined agendas, and the main aim of each is not so much to
benefit the people, as to take power from the other.

We take it for granted, in a democracy, that the good of the country
should come before your allegiance to any particular political party;
but in the USA that is seen by many as crazy talk.
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On 05/11/2025 00:42, Lawrence D’Oliveiro wrote:

Is Mamdani’s victory the basis for a strategy the Democrats can adopt
as a party? Opinion seems divided <https://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/mamdanis-mayoral-election-lead-has-withstood-republicans-establishment-democrats-and-wall-street/GULKPJ3FBJAENJIVGSC3RVJZXY/>:

Aspects of Mamdani’s campaign that some thought would doom his
candidacy - his vociferous criticism of Israel’s actions in Gaza,
his past calls to defund the police and his refusal to flee from
the political label of socialist - haven’t turned off a plurality
of New York voters, despite a torrent of campaign spending from
some of the city’s wealthiest residents.

Instead, the 34-year-old assemblyman’s campaign - with its focus
on core economic concerns combined with an online charm offensive
and occasional searing barb at his critics - is working well
enough that some political observers see a model for future
Democratic candidates and races.

“His campaign is not really about him,” but hammers on the theme
of lowering the cost of living for average New Yorkers, said
Amanda Litman, co-founder and president of the non-profit Run for
Something, which recruits new progressive Democratic candidates.

“He really clearly answers the question why voters should want him
to win.”

Yet Mamdani’s ideas for how to lower the economic burden on
working-class and middle-class families - including through tax
hikes on the wealthy and rent freezes - have generated a current
of fear among other Democratic politicians and operatives.

They argue that what voters might find appealing in New York won’t
carry Democrats to victories in the congressional Midterms next
year or the presidential election in 2028.

To somebody who lives in a multiparty democracy, the idea that there
should be any doubt about adopting a winning strategy to win again
just seems bizarre. But then, the USA isn’t a multiparty democracy, is
it? It’s two broad coalitions, each a hodgepodge of factions with ill-defined agendas, and the main aim of each is not so much to
benefit the people, as to take power from the other.

We take it for granted, in a democracy, that the good of the country
should come before your allegiance to any particular political party;
but in the USA that is seen by many as crazy talk.

I'll bet this bet today, November 5th, 2025, twenty years to the day I
met my wife: within the next twenty years, New York will be like London
and be in the midst of a civil war with camps divided by skin colour and religion. It was nice while it lasted, but it's over now. New York has
fallen.
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Interesting comment in another news report: the things Barack Obama was falsely accused of -- being a foreigner, being a Muslim, and being a
Socialist -- Zohran Mamdani freely, proudly and unapologetically admits he
is.

The right-wingers were trying to fabricate a bogeyman out of Obama, to put voters off; with Mamdani, that bogeyman has not only come to life, he’s actually popular with the voters.
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2025-11-06 07:11 [email protected]d:

Interesting comment in another news report: the things Barack
Obama was falsely accused of -- being a foreigner, being a
Muslim, and being a Socialist -- Zohran Mamdani freely, proudly
and unapologetically admits he is.

Interesting observation.

I wonder if this strategy would have success in other parts of the
world too. In Germany, there is the ‘social-democrat party’ (SPD)
but they don't claim to be ‘socialists’. ‘Socialism’ is still
something that only the radical leftists claim for themselves, as
far as I can tell, while most people fear socialism, like
communism.

I suspect in East-Europe it's similar. The UdSSR left a bad image
on socialism, whereas few people see that there are less
authoritarian approaches to it than what the UdSSR did.
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On 11/6/25 2:11 AM, Lawrence D’Oliveiro wrote:

Interesting comment in another news report: the things Barack Obama was falsely accused of -- being a foreigner, being a Muslim, and being a Socialist -- Zohran Mamdani freely, proudly and unapologetically admits he is.

The right-wingers were trying to fabricate a bogeyman out of Obama, to put voters off;

Obama was responsible for the racial/sexual/religious division we are
seeing today. If anything, the right should have pressed harder in
warning people about the monster Barack Obama turned out to be. Obama
was also responsible for getting rid of the Smith-Mundt Act which
prevented press agencies from freely lying to the public. That caused
many agencies to omit details or purposefully interpret events
erroneously to push an agenda.

with Mamdani, that bogeyman has not only come to life, he’s
actually popular with the voters.

Who was the conservative alternative being offered to New York voters?

I'm making this prediction today once again: within ten years, New York
will be no different than London is with muhammedans freely intimidating
or attacking the public without any hope of protection.
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On Nov 6, 2025 at 12:11:40 AM MST, "Lawrence D´Oliveiro" wrote <10ehhnc$uu6u$[email protected]>:

Interesting comment in another news report: the things Barack Obama was falsely accused of -- being a foreigner, being a Muslim, and being a Socialist -- Zohran Mamdani freely, proudly and unapologetically admits he is.

The right-wingers were trying to fabricate a bogeyman out of Obama, to put voters off; with Mamdani, that bogeyman has not only come to life, he’s actually popular with the voters.

The issue with Obama was they accused him of being things he was not, but
would not matter if he was.

We have MANY people who are religious in government. So Mamdani is. OK. So what? Welcome to America where you have freedom of religion. And being a "socialist", what policies of his are controversial? Wanting what pretty much every other "modern" nation has and ensuring we all have reasonably good
health care? Wanting the ultra-rich to pay their fair share... as they did in the past and when the middle class was stronger? Wanting better education? Wanting a better economy for all? Wanting affordable housing? Wanting us to listen to evidence on climate change and base policies on the science? All of these are very popular positions.
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2025-11-06 09:00 [email protected]:

within ten years, New York will be no different than London is
with muhammedans freely intimidating or attacking the public
without any hope of protection.

Stop talking bullshit. Don't you see that it's ICE who violently
hurt and arrest civilians all over the US? It already resembles
Gestapo: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gestapo
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On Nov 6, 2025 at 7:00:37 AM MST, "CrudeSausage" wrote <8S1PQ.1065540$[email protected]>:

On 11/6/25 2:11 AM, Lawrence D’Oliveiro wrote:

Interesting comment in another news report: the things Barack Obama was
falsely accused of -- being a foreigner, being a Muslim, and being a
Socialist -- Zohran Mamdani freely, proudly and unapologetically admits he >> is.

The right-wingers were trying to fabricate a bogeyman out of Obama, to put >> voters off;

Obama was responsible for the racial/sexual/religious division we are
seeing today.

How? By being black? THAT is what the right attacked him over. They went so
far as to say a black man, born in Hawaii, was not a "real American". White supremacists cannot stand that he was president.

If anything, the right should have pressed harder in
warning people about the monster Barack Obama turned out to be.

Yet you have no real issue with Trump: a fascist oligarch pushing echoes of Nazi Germany.

Obama
was also responsible for getting rid of the Smith-Mundt Act which
prevented press agencies from freely lying to the public.

He allowed the US public to hear it.

That caused
many agencies to omit details or purposefully interpret events
erroneously to push an agenda.

Notice you have zero examples. Meanwhile you support literal Nazis in the current administration.

with Mamdani, that bogeyman has not only come to life, he’s
actually popular with the voters.

Who was the conservative alternative being offered to New York voters?

No conservative will back the people.

I'm making this prediction today once again: within ten years, New York
will be no different than London is with muhammedans freely intimidating
or attacking the public without any hope of protection.

Notice your open bigotry.
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On 11/6/25 2:11 AM, Lawrence D’Oliveiro wrote:

Interesting comment in another news report: the things Barack Obama was falsely accused of -- being a foreigner, being a Muslim, and being a Socialist -- Zohran Mamdani freely, proudly and unapologetically admits he is.

The right-wingers were trying to fabricate a bogeyman out of Obama, to put voters off; with Mamdani, that bogeyman has not only come to life, he’s actually popular with the voters.

Mamdani inspires people. Even with another pseudo-Democrat in the race,
he won convincingly (admittedly, Cuomo had baggage beyond most). I
think people will be happy with this outcome. A younger but very bright person can bring something new, to NYC's local politics. I see in him a genuine rising star, like AOC who I believe will run for president and
win, next time.
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On 11/6/25 9:10 AM, Brock McNuggets wrote:

On Nov 6, 2025 at 12:11:40 AM MST, "Lawrence D´Oliveiro" wrote <10ehhnc$uu6u$[email protected]>:

Interesting comment in another news report: the things Barack Obama was
falsely accused of -- being a foreigner, being a Muslim, and being a
Socialist -- Zohran Mamdani freely, proudly and unapologetically admits he >> is.

The right-wingers were trying to fabricate a bogeyman out of Obama, to put >> voters off; with Mamdani, that bogeyman has not only come to life, he’s
actually popular with the voters.

The issue with Obama was they accused him of being things he was not, but would not matter if he was.

We have MANY people who are religious in government. So Mamdani is. OK. So what? Welcome to America where you have freedom of religion. And being a "socialist", what policies of his are controversial? Wanting what pretty much every other "modern" nation has and ensuring we all have reasonably good health care? Wanting the ultra-rich to pay their fair share... as they did in the past and when the middle class was stronger? Wanting better education? Wanting a better economy for all? Wanting affordable housing? Wanting us to listen to evidence on climate change and base policies on the science? All of these are very popular positions.

You must be a *liberal* <gasp>! ;)
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On Nov 6, 2025 at 8:44:09 AM MST, ""Joel W. Crump"" wrote <dn3PQ.266707$[email protected]>:

On 11/6/25 2:11 AM, Lawrence D’Oliveiro wrote:

Interesting comment in another news report: the things Barack Obama was
falsely accused of -- being a foreigner, being a Muslim, and being a
Socialist -- Zohran Mamdani freely, proudly and unapologetically admits he >> is.

The right-wingers were trying to fabricate a bogeyman out of Obama, to put >> voters off; with Mamdani, that bogeyman has not only come to life, he’s
actually popular with the voters.

Mamdani inspires people. Even with another pseudo-Democrat in the race,
he won convincingly (admittedly, Cuomo had baggage beyond most). I
think people will be happy with this outcome. A younger but very bright person can bring something new, to NYC's local politics. I see in him a genuine rising star, like AOC who I believe will run for president and
win, next time.

There will be problems in NY, and the right wingers will exaggerate them and blame him. They will like about him, as they already are and did with Obama. They will not be able to be honest... because they know their real agenda is not something people want.

People want what Mamdani is supporting: universal health care, a better
economy (tons of evidence shows the economy does better under Democrats), taking climate change seriously, affordable housing, measures to reduce crime in a respectful and legal way, backing equal rights for the LGBTQ+ community, etc.
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On 11/6/25 9:17 AM, Mekeor Melire wrote:

2025-11-06 09:00 [email protected]:

within ten years, New York will be no different than London is
with muhammedans freely intimidating or attacking the public
without any hope of protection.

Stop talking bullshit. Don't you see that it's ICE who violently
hurt and arrest civilians all over the US? It already resembles
Gestapo: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gestapo

Crude doesn't care about that, he's a pig/Nazi himself.
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On Nov 6, 2025 at 8:50:18 AM MST, ""Joel W. Crump"" wrote <_s3PQ.266709$[email protected]>:

On 11/6/25 9:10 AM, Brock McNuggets wrote:

On Nov 6, 2025 at 12:11:40 AM MST, "Lawrence D´Oliveiro" wrote
<10ehhnc$uu6u$[email protected]>:

Interesting comment in another news report: the things Barack Obama was
falsely accused of -- being a foreigner, being a Muslim, and being a
Socialist -- Zohran Mamdani freely, proudly and unapologetically admits he >>> is.

The right-wingers were trying to fabricate a bogeyman out of Obama, to put >>> voters off; with Mamdani, that bogeyman has not only come to life, he’s >>> actually popular with the voters.

The issue with Obama was they accused him of being things he was not, but
would not matter if he was.

We have MANY people who are religious in government. So Mamdani is. OK. So >> what? Welcome to America where you have freedom of religion. And being a
"socialist", what policies of his are controversial? Wanting what pretty much
every other "modern" nation has and ensuring we all have reasonably good
health care? Wanting the ultra-rich to pay their fair share... as they did in
the past and when the middle class was stronger? Wanting better education? >> Wanting a better economy for all? Wanting affordable housing? Wanting us to >> listen to evidence on climate change and base policies on the science? All of
these are very popular positions.

You must be a *liberal* <gasp>! ;)

I say go with science, other reputable evidence, logic, and focus on the environment and equal rights for ALL.

Most people say that makes me liberal. OK.

Seems to me it makes me SENSIBLE!
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On 11/6/25 10:55 AM, Brock McNuggets wrote:

On Nov 6, 2025 at 8:50:18 AM MST, ""Joel W. Crump"" wrote <_s3PQ.266709$[email protected]>:

On 11/6/25 9:10 AM, Brock McNuggets wrote:

On Nov 6, 2025 at 12:11:40 AM MST, "Lawrence D´Oliveiro" wrote
<10ehhnc$uu6u$[email protected]>:

Interesting comment in another news report: the things Barack Obama was >>>> falsely accused of -- being a foreigner, being a Muslim, and being a
Socialist -- Zohran Mamdani freely, proudly and unapologetically admits he >>>> is.

The right-wingers were trying to fabricate a bogeyman out of Obama, to put >>>> voters off; with Mamdani, that bogeyman has not only come to life, he’s >>>> actually popular with the voters.

The issue with Obama was they accused him of being things he was not, but >>> would not matter if he was.

We have MANY people who are religious in government. So Mamdani is. OK. So >>> what? Welcome to America where you have freedom of religion. And being a >>> "socialist", what policies of his are controversial? Wanting what pretty much
every other "modern" nation has and ensuring we all have reasonably good >>> health care? Wanting the ultra-rich to pay their fair share... as they did in
the past and when the middle class was stronger? Wanting better education? >>> Wanting a better economy for all? Wanting affordable housing? Wanting us to >>> listen to evidence on climate change and base policies on the science? All of
these are very popular positions.

You must be a *liberal* <gasp>! ;)

I say go with science, other reputable evidence, logic, and focus on the environment and equal rights for ALL.

Most people say that makes me liberal. OK.

Seems to me it makes me SENSIBLE!

We fully agree.
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On Nov 6, 2025 at 9:26:40 AM MST, ""Joel W. Crump"" wrote <4%3PQ.449168$[email protected]>:

On 11/6/25 10:55 AM, Brock McNuggets wrote:

On Nov 6, 2025 at 8:50:18 AM MST, ""Joel W. Crump"" wrote
<_s3PQ.266709$[email protected]>:

On 11/6/25 9:10 AM, Brock McNuggets wrote:

On Nov 6, 2025 at 12:11:40 AM MST, "Lawrence D´Oliveiro" wrote
<10ehhnc$uu6u$[email protected]>:

Interesting comment in another news report: the things Barack Obama was >>>>> falsely accused of -- being a foreigner, being a Muslim, and being a >>>>> Socialist -- Zohran Mamdani freely, proudly and unapologetically admits he
is.

The right-wingers were trying to fabricate a bogeyman out of Obama, to put
voters off; with Mamdani, that bogeyman has not only come to life, he’s >>>>> actually popular with the voters.

The issue with Obama was they accused him of being things he was not, but >>>> would not matter if he was.

We have MANY people who are religious in government. So Mamdani is. OK. So >>>> what? Welcome to America where you have freedom of religion. And being a >>>> "socialist", what policies of his are controversial? Wanting what pretty much
every other "modern" nation has and ensuring we all have reasonably good >>>> health care? Wanting the ultra-rich to pay their fair share... as they did in
the past and when the middle class was stronger? Wanting better education? >>>> Wanting a better economy for all? Wanting affordable housing? Wanting us to
listen to evidence on climate change and base policies on the science? All of
these are very popular positions.

You must be a *liberal* <gasp>! ;)

I say go with science, other reputable evidence, logic, and focus on the
environment and equal rights for ALL.

Most people say that makes me liberal. OK.

Seems to me it makes me SENSIBLE!

We fully agree.

It is a shame that basic facts are politicized.
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Mekeor Melire wrote:

Stop talking bullshit.

How ironic.

Don't you see that it's ICE

... that is *finally* enforcing our laws and making our streets safer?
Yes, we do see that.

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On 11/6/25 5:36 PM, chrisv wrote:

Mekeor Melire wrote:

Stop talking bullshit.

How ironic.

Don't you see that it's ICE

... that is *finally* enforcing our laws and making our streets safer?
Yes, we do see that.

They are literally making the streets a war zone and you call that
"safer". You are an idiot, sellout right-wing kook.
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On Nov 6, 2025 at 4:35:55 PM MST, ""Joel W. Crump"" wrote <whaPQ.1784502$[email protected]>:

On 11/6/25 5:36 PM, chrisv wrote:

Mekeor Melire wrote:

Stop talking bullshit.

How ironic.

Don't you see that it's ICE

... that is *finally* enforcing our laws and making our streets safer?
Yes, we do see that.

They are literally making the streets a war zone and you call that
"safer". You are an idiot, sellout right-wing kook.

How is starving people out making things safer?
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On Nov 6, 2025 at 3:36:29 PM MST, "chrisv" wrote <[email protected]>:

Mekeor Melire wrote:

Stop talking bullshit.

How ironic.

Don't you see that it's ICE

... that is *finally* enforcing our laws and making our streets safer?
Yes, we do see that.

That is not what is happening. Please stop lying to defend a fascist oligarch pushing echoes of Nazi Germany.
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On 11/6/25 7:01 PM, Brock McNuggets wrote:

On Nov 6, 2025 at 4:35:55 PM MST, ""Joel W. Crump"" wrote <whaPQ.1784502$[email protected]>:

On 11/6/25 5:36 PM, chrisv wrote:

Mekeor Melire wrote:

Stop talking bullshit.

How ironic.

Don't you see that it's ICE

... that is *finally* enforcing our laws and making our streets safer?
Yes, we do see that.

They are literally making the streets a war zone and you call that
"safer". You are an idiot, sellout right-wing kook.

How is starving people out making things safer?

Chris has made his choice - he's an Elon Musk. No more need for
rational thought. Just do whatevs.
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