Arrest King Daley!

On Fri, 09 Sep 2005 13:15:56 -0400, Margy wrote in
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Maybe if the good citizens of Chicago get an 8 million dollar fine they
have to pay with their tax money they will see the light and possibly
other politicians will pay attention when they try to pull illegal
actions against airports. I think the FAA should go after as much as
they can and make sure everyone knows about it.


We can hope, but I'll bet the FAA caves in rather than facing the
dauntless task of prosecuting the Chicago mayor for fraudulent
misdirection of AIP funds. It will take a lot of urging and oversight
by the aviation community and advocacy groups like AOPA to spur the
FAA to action, not to mention political power, IMO.

"Margy" wrote in message
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Tom wrote:
When are you guys gonna realize that the public doesn't care about Meigs
field and that most of the people in Chicago like and vote for Daley?

It's a waste of time to argue about Meigs. It (and all the other
airports
taken down by local governments) are gone and will never be back.

Maybe if the good citizens of Chicago get an 8 million dollar fine they
have to pay with their tax money they will see the light and possibly
other politicians will pay attention when they try to pull illegal
actions against airports. I think the FAA should go after as much as
they can and make sure everyone knows about it.

Margy

8 million is petty cash to the city. No one will even notice. Dickey's
administration is under a lot scrutiny lately due to illegal practices in
numerous departments. A lot of his generals have resigned and quite a few
are wards of the federal government. Meigs is so far down in the noise
level it is invisible.

"JH" == Jay Honeck writes:

JH Let's hope Daley ends up behind bars -- or in the looney bin
JH -- where he belongs.

If wishes were dollars, we'd be millionaires. Simply ain't gonna
happen. Move on.

"Dave S" wrote in message
nk.net...


Tom wrote:
most of the people in Chicago like and vote for Daley

The live ones? or the dead ones?

Dave


The Cook County ones.

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DW

"Orval Fairbairn" wrote in message
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"Tom Six" wrote:

"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
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This from EAA:
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Let's hope Daley ends up behind bars -- or in the looney bin -- where
he
belongs.

Send him to New Orleans.


Send him to Leavenworth on RICO charges and put him in a cell with Mongo!


That should have happend years ago. His ties with the mob are very
documented.

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DW

"Jim Burns" wrote in message
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I can hardly wait until Daley starts whining about FEMA and the Federal
Government not giving Chicago money to develop a plan in case Chicago
floods.
Jim

BIrds of a feather, evidently.

"By 1998, Louisiana’s state government had a $2 billion construction budget,
but less than one-tenth of one percent, or $1.98 million, was dedicated to
New Orleans levee improvements. By contrast, $22 million was spent that year
to renovate a home for the Louisiana Supreme Court.

Where did all the money go? Again, the Times-Picayune says much of the money
went not to flood control, but to lawmakers’ pet projects, from a $750
million for a new canal lock to a $2.5 million Mardi Gras fountain project
that ran $600,000 over budget."

Investors Business Daily - Issues & Insights
Mary, Mary, Quite (To The) Contrary 9/9/05


"Tom Six" wrote in message
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"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
news:zu6Ue.317567$x96.281487@attbi_s72...
This from EAA:
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Let's hope Daley ends up behind bars -- or in the looney bin -- where
he
belongs.

Send him to New Orleans.

"Orval Fairbairn" wrote in message
news
In article ,
"Tom Six" wrote:

"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
news:zu6Ue.317567$x96.281487@attbi_s72...
This from EAA:
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Let's hope Daley ends up behind bars -- or in the looney bin -- where
he
belongs.

Send him to New Orleans.


Send him to Leavenworth on RICO charges and put him in a cell with Mongo!

Where you going to get an objective jury anywhere near Chicago? :(

Tom S. wrote:

"By 1998, Louisiana’s state government had a $2 billion construction budget,
but less than one-tenth of one percent, or $1.98 million, was dedicated to
New Orleans levee improvements. By contrast, $22 million was spent that year
to renovate a home for the Louisiana Supreme Court.

Again. The levees are owned by the Federal government, not the State.

George Patterson
Give a person a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a person to
use the Internet and he won't bother you for weeks.

Again. The levees are owned by the Federal government, not the State.

Again, who cares? It was up to the State of Louisiana to take care of New
Orleans. More importantly, it was up to New Orleans to take care of New
Orleans. Whether that meant paying for the improvements themselves, or
applying political pressure to the Army Corps of Engineers, Congress, or
Santa Claus, it should have been done BY THEM. I'm really, REALLY tired of
New Orleans politicians pointing the finger of blame everywhere except at
their own chests.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

Jay Honeck wrote:

I'm really, REALLY tired of
New Orleans politicians pointing the finger of blame everywhere except at
their own chests.

Tough ****. They did everything they could. The Feds are the ones who fell down
on they job.

George Patterson
Give a person a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a person to
use the Internet and he won't bother you for weeks.