London, Darvocet, Photos
More explosions is London today. This is no good. The explosions were "minor" compared to 2 weeks ago. This, in conjunction with the recent report on NY1 below does not paint an optimistic picture of what the compilations of deuche-bags in our Federal, state and city Gov are doing to keep the subways safer.
Has anyone else noticed that since JA started bombing again about 18 months ago, there is new shit from him in almost every tunnel and along most lines. Can you imagine if JA was a terrorist and not a graf writer?? Thats a lot of bombs, no pun intended.
call them bitches!!
But then again, I really don’t think too many people in Washington care if NYC’ers die. Or at least they don’t care enough to allocate the correct amount of cake. Thanks guys! There is blood on all of you hands!
FROM NY1:
"How secure are the city’s subways? NY1 dropped in on an MTA subway facility this week and found that the answer might not be as comforting as you think.
NY1, along with Brooklyn Assemblywoman Adele Cohen and transit union leaders, paid a visit to the city’s largest subway storage facility, the Coney Island Rail Yard in Brooklyn â and the check-up revealed some surprising gaps in security.
NY1 found one entrance where the electronic ID system wasn’t working, allowing anyone to pass through. There was a guard booth in the area, but no one was inside it. And MTA workers told NY1 that the booth has been empty for years.
At another entrance, NY1 found that an old MetroCard could activate the security gate.
And a third gate nearby was so unguarded that anyone could slip through.
"All we have to do is walk is two blocks to the back, or even through the shop, without being seen," said Transit Union division chair John Simino, who showed NY1 around the yard. "You go down this track â track 40 â and you’re in the back of the yard, where all the trains are stored. And you could do whatever mayhem you wanted to do right back there."
"I could just break in and walk down these tracks, come here to the vacant security booth with impunity," said Assemblywoman Cohen.
MTA officials say the rail yard is currently undergoing a major security upgrade as part of $10 million project to tighten security at various train yards.
But after hearing about NY1’s report, the MTA says it’s taking immediate steps to fix the problems at two of the gates we were able to get past."
That’s hot!
Don’t snort Darvocet.
Here are a few flicks, just in case any of you forgot how amazing I am. Physically speaking.
I hope you’re happy.
I hope you’re healthy.
And I hope you stay alive. -Proverb
