Interesting item.....the new black Mayor of Columbus, Ohio is now considering opening the town day and night - 24 hours a day, in an attempt to lure people back to this once great City. Soon no doubt, well put it this way - two big stadiums the taxpayers were smart enought to vote out so were funded independently but this money is being drained out of the economy.....Cincinnati and other cities are getting wise to this stuff, for this floosie Madonna has had to cancel shows due to poor ticket sales...years ago Frank Sinatra backed off too, not enough ticket sales...so things are tough all over. Gues in California and other states taxpayers have built these big stadiums, etc., for these pigs who come in and get paid how much to kick a football or hit a baseball with a bat, or sing their "concerts" creating safety problems? Now - loot at the meat and potatos - and yes Joshua2, you pig - we do have people living in trailers here to whom you refer as "trailer trash"....what do you do for a living asshole - spend all day on web lurking and spying on even and get this - from all indications spends a ot of time in those "shady aeas"....right, (wink). So Lucent in Columbus took big money to open up (once used to be the Great Western Electric efore all this anti trust stuff with ATT which destroyes the giants)....so they are laying off 25,000 people and how many business are going to Mexico and around the world under this new system.... Now lets take a good look at the pigs in this country - the real pigs at the trough. You see Clinton welcomed into Harlem with a brass band where he fits in well, but you know those trailer black trash in Harlem do not like this and I understand the Grand Nation of Islam is reactivating to fight some of this stuff....lots of blacks live in trailers Joshua, did you know that - seems there are a lot of "trailer trash" for you to kick around. So Columbus is in trouble - but Lex Wexner Joshua, he built on my turf and he came to a nice white suburb - not many trailers in this area, and I own my home - all paid for, for I do not live in a trailer with all that "trash" as you call them - but some of these trailers I understand are much better than what you live in for they are not HUD housing and people segregate peacefully. Years ago a lot of young pilots from Rickenbacker used to live in this one area in with the other 'trailer trash". So Joshua hope you hang onto your job, but doubt you have one unless it is just flaming other lists and consultiong with your Marxists friends on how down trodden they all are. My family is safe - is yours? So see what is in the future for America..... Look for this Schottenstein Center to fall first - and Value City Stadium for when the public gets onto this Madonna - now this pig along with Paula Poundstone checked always to make sure there were no sodomy laws on the books before they would come into a community. At least one pig out of the way, and one to go? Stand Up for America - and its heritage. Buy American and do not patronize the greedy pigs at the trough who never have enough - who ran drugs and pornography routes and now put their money where it is laundered into the Southern Poverty Stricken Law Cener and ADL perhaps and some of these tax free foundations> Did the FBi ever really check into some of these big planes and one biggie who comes into Rickenbacker with stuff loaded - and hey about tht Macey Bloch.....now this is the guy who wanted my pilot to do a little smuggling for him - well his buddy got caught up and got immunity but somehow Macy was not touched???? But then his synagogue has a lot of drag here with the police for maybe too many have submitted to their control taking pieces of silver? Buy American...... Saba And Joshua, or is is Bill Schwartz - you still spying on the trailer trash - better watch out for the day will come when everyone will see what and who you really area - ADL lurker? 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