Rosalind Gnatt's Blog
Rosalind Gnatt
- Location
- New York, New York,
- Birthday
- July 15
- Bio
- Classical singer, sometime banjo player, mom, grandmom, writer, lover of rivers, sun, and rain if I can stay on the porch. MDiv student at Union Theological Seminary, NYC., and - still - NYC real estate broker
MY RECENT POSTS
- The End of the Housing Crisis
in 2012
April 09, 2012 08:03AM - Obama condemns the violence,
but won't name the criminal
April 02, 2011 12:00PM - What's the agenda in Lybia?
March 20, 2011 09:28AM - Missing the Point
October 31, 2010 08:47AM - My worst fear: that we have
lost our democracy
March 06, 2010 11:11AM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “There is blame on both
sides. Islamists responsible
for
violence and death are
ca…”
April 03, 2011 08:00AM - “This is exactly right.
Even those who have no feeling
for
their fellow human
bein…”
March 06, 2010 10:27AM
Rosalind Gnatt's Links
The End of the Housing Crisis in 2012
The Real Estate industry is gleefully touting the End of the Housing Crisis in 2012. Here is my letter to an industry publication:
To the editor:
As a broker of 15+ years in New York City, this article is the sort of thing that makes me frustrated with, and ashamed… Read full post »Obama condemns the violence, but won't name the criminal
The New York Times, in its front page story (underneath the one about unemployment ostensibly decreasing) reports that 12 innocent people have been killed - so far - in the violence related to "Pastor" Terry Jones's leading a mock trial and Koran burning at his Dove World Outreach center in Gainesvil… Read full post »
What's the agenda in Lybia?
If the United States were interested in forcing Gadhafi to step down, wouldn't it be more humane to send in an operative to take him out? Isn't one brutal dictator dead better than potentially thousands of innocents?
Or is this another blood donation from the American middle class into the vampire… Read full post »
Missing the Point
The Rally to Restore Sanity: Nonpartisan, but political
Why Democrats shouldn't be worried about Jon Stewart's "nonpartisan" election-eve event
ALEX PAREENEMy worst fear: that we have lost our democracy
For years I have had a nagging fear that our democratic process is on very shaky ground. It hasn't been my worst fear until recently - until the Supreme Court gave Big Business and wealthy special interests carte blanche to own our elected officials. This decision has been called "the worst… Read full post »
Lies the Times tells us - Real Estate in NYC
Great news, all you people who thought you were ripped off by the enormous bonuses the Wall Streeters and bankers are raking in: Big Bonuses are expected to cause a bounce in the NYC real estate market! Isn't that just wonderful?
Last night I met with one of the top mortgage… Read full post »
So the banking industry is paying us back? Really?
Since yesterday, I've received 2 phone calls from the democratic party, and 2 emails from MoveOn.org. These fervent volunteers want either my money or my vote. On the money front, I've been out of work for all intents and purposes since Lehmann Brothers died, along with the residential real estate ma… Read full post »
In support of Howard Dean: a letter to the President
Dear President, As a lover and student of history, I have a better idea than most Americans of the difficulty in passing meaningful healthcare reform. As an American who has worked abroad and lived under a universal healthcare system, I realize that healthcare reform is doomed as long… Read full post »
PenseƩ on the lies our parents told us
I remember the phone calls when some child in our sphere came down with chickenpox. The rotaries on the phones would spin as mother dialed mother, making arrangements - not to keep their darlings away from the infected child - but to visit! Unless some huge family event was looming, every… Read full post »
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