Comments on: What Do the MTA and Al Qaeda Have in Common? http://serfcity.wordpress.com/2008/01/29/what-do-the-mta-and-al-qaeda-have-in-common/ New York Politics from a Libertarian Perspective Sat, 30 Aug 2008 08:51:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU hourly 1 By: Bob Armstrong http://serfcity.wordpress.com/2008/01/29/what-do-the-mta-and-al-qaeda-have-in-common/#comment-3311 Bob Armstrong Fri, 01 Feb 2008 00:49:31 +0000 http://serfcity.wordpress.com/?p=215#comment-3311 My closest subway entrances were at Fulton and Williams all the time I lived at the Fish Market . This was the last and greatest boondoggle during my tenure in NYC . I got to their meetings when they first unveiled their destructive plans . I guess they went ahead and tore down that perfectly fine old highrise along Broadway . Vandals . I thought their plans for grand greenhouse seemed to borrow noticibly from my proposal for the WTC hole . I commented to them what stupid disfunctional ego candy their notion of a centralized entrance at Fulton and Broadway was . People go into their closest subway entrance . They don't give a damn what's 2 blocks away . All that matters is what's below ground , and for the money they were talking , they could have put in moving "sidewalks" down there . One day I got a totally unexpected FedEx delivery . Not an envelop , but a big box . It turned out to be some massive ( half a foot or more ) study for the project . Why they sent it , I have no idea - but it must have cost them $100 between printing and FedExing the tome . Just one of those things I left sitting on Peck Slip when I moved . My closest subway entrances were at Fulton and Williams all the time I lived at the Fish Market . This was the last and greatest boondoggle during my tenure in NYC . I got to their meetings when they first unveiled their destructive plans . I guess they went ahead and tore down that perfectly fine old highrise along Broadway . Vandals . I thought their plans for grand greenhouse seemed to borrow noticibly from my proposal for the WTC hole .

I commented to them what stupid disfunctional ego candy their notion of a centralized entrance at Fulton and Broadway was . People go into their closest subway entrance . They don’t give a damn what’s 2 blocks away . All that matters is what’s below ground , and for the money they were talking , they could have put in moving “sidewalks” down there .

One day I got a totally unexpected FedEx delivery . Not an envelop , but a big box . It turned out to be some massive ( half a foot or more ) study for the project . Why they sent it , I have no idea - but it must have cost them $100 between printing and FedExing the tome . Just one of those things I left sitting on Peck Slip when I moved .

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