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Jeff Beck Live Geminn Ordained WESTCHESTER VolumeH 4 • Number 143 ERALWHYTMedia.Typepad.com June 29,D 2009 • USA $1.50 Jeff Beck Geminn Live Ordained Page 8 Page 15 Of Significance Astorino, Schorr, and Bock I Hate to Say I Told You So Books first the support of the PG. 2 Urge Governor Paterson to Campaign Trail Conservative Party and then the support of both PGS . 1 - 4 Move Legislation the Conservative and Community Independence parties PG. 5 to win elections as the Ecology registration edge which the PG. 6 By Mike Edelman Democrats had continued Government to increase, it was and is PG. 8 Its been many years since my view that in order for In Memoriam I took the position that the the Republican Party to ability of minor parties to remain viable it could not PGS . 9, 10 cross endorse major party give up its right to select its People candidates would wind own candidates based on PG. 14 up compromising the two its own criteria, rather than Patriotism party system. the whim or ideology of PG. 13 Mount Kisco, NY -- -on playgrounds, at And I took that position any minor party. Moreover Op-Ed Convicted sex predators schools, and in libraries- over the years the fact that the leaders of PGS . 1, 12, 13 are living in Westchester -because a popular bill in Knowing full well that those parties had the ability Radio County today, steps from Republican candidates see I Hate to Say Pg. 12 PG. 4 where children congregate- see Astorino Pg. 4 whom I supported needed Referring to... Made-in-the-USA Madoff Ordered to Forfeit Town of Greenburgh all Weir of my life. At 19, while in Over $170 Billion college, I joined the all- Only volunteer Elmsford Fire Government Settles Claims of Ruth Human Department. I’ve been an Madoff Against Forfeited Property Page 12 active member and have held every firematic rank in the department, including Chief in 1989 and 1990. As By Thomas Bock Chief, I reinvented fund- Peggy raising for the department. Godfrey Candidate, I instituted the current Page 7 Westchester County service awards program, Legislator for the resembling a pension plan for volunteers, which Like 8th District became the standard for Lev L. Dassin, the Acting Chin entered a preliminary Klock- I’m a Made-in-the-USA volunteer fire departments United States Attorney order of forfeiture totaling American citizen. I’m 55, throughout NY State. I for the Southern District $170,799,000,000 against work a registered Republican also maintained the highest of New York, announced Bernard L. Madoff. Page 13 since high school, and level of training for our today that United States The order, which is final was raised in Elmsford/ see Made in the USA Pg. 3 District Judge Denny see Madoff Pg. 5 2 WESTCHESTER HERALD June 29, 2009 WESTCHESTER HERALD The Fight for Freedom - Ops Populi WHYTMedia Fredericksburg, VA -- A May – is immersed in a functioned well billionaire patriot and ring of corruption with for the most Published weekly philanthropist, his unwitting part, it has WHYTMedia M a r t i n c o m p a n i o n , been virtually @gmail.com L o c h r i d g e , V i r g i n i a u n c h a n g e d Tel: 914-562-0834 d i s c o v e r s Burress, and for over 230 WHYTeditor@ what is to be L o c h r i d g e years, and it is gmail.com his legacy in a must first fast becoming WHYTsubscription lecture hosted rescue them apparent that @gmail.com by a small from their the unchecked non-profit in p e r i l o u s avarice of the Publisher Maine. He quagmire in established elite Hezi Aris spends the order to have will soon bring next 10 years any hope of about the demise Editor forming Ops May’s help in of our Republic Hezi Aris Populi, the implementing unless “we the secretive organization Ops Populi’s plans. people” assert Columns that ultimately will put Mike Lieber wrote his our sovereignty Cam Bock his legacy into action: a political thriller Inception, and take back Lee Daniels massive campaign for a the first in the Ops Populi control of our Marilyn Elie peoples’ constitutional series, to illustrate how in country. Nothing enlisted man, and then as Gail Farrelly convention which will, he practice, elites dominate less than the long-term a commissioned officer. Lisa Fine hopes, result in a United our society through viability of the country and He and his family live in Peggy Godfrey States where the ideals of carefully and jealously the well-being of future Virginia. Visit http://www. Anthony Greco the Founders can finally guarded control of our generations is at stake. op-usa.org. Diane M. Grassi be attained and where the nation’s political and Mike Lieber holds Ops Populi By Mike Joe Klock, Sr. potential to end human economic power centers bachelor’s and master’s Lieber is a political thriller Edward I. Koch suffering can be realized. – those public and private degrees in political science. published by Astute Bob Marrone But the person who institutions that establish A business owner, husband Publishing Company; Richard Nestro inspired Ops Populi – and enforce the rules of our and father, he previously Publication date is July Martin McGloin political scientist and society. served in the United 1, 2009; ISBN: 978- Barbara Barton Sloane National Guardsman, Sean While our system has States Army, first as an 0615265001. Zuri A. Stanback Henry J. Stern Andy Wainer Bob Weir Roger Witherspoon Ball Said ‘No!’ to National Energy Tax Advertising Albany, NY -- Markey. This will devastate Heritage Foundation) have emissions nuclear energy, [email protected] Assemblyman Greg Ball American families and the raised similar ire throughout and highlighted his state or call 914-562-0834 (R, C, I - Patterson) urged Hudson Valley the country from legislation to eliminate members of the House of economy. The Democrats and taxes on alternative energy Representatives to vote Hudson Valley R e p u b l i c a n s , sources (A4731/S3150), We “No!” on the American would be one many of whom create green-collar jobs Welcome Clean Energy and Security of the hardest point to the (A8359), and establish a Act, a national energy tax, hit areas by f a r - r e a c h i n g state energy planning board Your which many independent this legislation, i m p l i c a t i o n s to create a state energy plan experts are calling the which could of the tax bill, and process for the siting of Comments largest tax increase in cause over which would electric generating facilities American history. 46,000 job even replace (A7250). Tell us if we “Reducing our carbon losses within local building “I would hope that our are doing footprint is one of the the 19th codes with new representative from the most pressing issues facing Congressional District, and federal ones. 19th congressional district something us as elected officials,” a $1.4 billion dollar loss Ball says he favors an would have the the common Ball said. “Sustainable per year in our gross state approach based on less sense, to vote ‘no’ on this wrong, and conservation should be product.” government intervention, job-killing bill, which what we are based on incentives, and The figures cited by Ball and that would favor amounts to the largest tax not a national energy tax (Table 1, WM 2504: “How alternative energies such increase in U.S. history,” doing right. based on government the Waxman-Markey as hydro power, clean coal, Ball concluded. WHYTEditor@ mandates. People need Climate Change Bill wind, solar and geothermal to urge our Congressman Would Affect the States, energies, as well as the gmail.com to vote against Waxman- by Congressional District”, expansion of zero free WESTCHESTER HERALD June 29, 2009 3 Made-in-the-USA From Page 1 members. I’m proud of once again. You may ask they are always right. It’s who don’t care what your the work I and others like what my views on the all crap! party affiliation is or what me have accomplished for issues are, that would make Stop focusing on your their mantra might be. our communities through me feel so abandoned? Or, reelection and do the job we At the local, county, state our fire departments and am I some kind of nut? I’ll want done, not the job you and federal levels in each ambulance corps. clue you in, but first, you want done or the job your respective election, it’s I’ve come to the need to know that I need party wants done. You work about the Constitution, realization that no your help. for us and at this rate, not taxes, the abuses, lack of ADVERTISE politician at the local level I need your support. I for long. We will be heard transparency and poor or is representing me. That’s don’t have any spare money and we will be represented. non-existent representation. 914 why I’ve decided to get because my Greenburgh You think we’re so busy You have not represented more involved by running Town government, under with our lives that you’ll the wants and needs of for legislator for the 8th Democrat/Independent fool us with double-talk? your constituency and you 562-0834 District in Westchester Paul Feiner and his all- We are the formerly silent will be fired.
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