In Glenn Greenwald's Salon column today about the NYPD spying program against any and all Muslims living in NYS and near NYC, he links to questions he submitted on the program to NYC Council Speaker Christine Quinn.
A few more questions he might ask (or for that matter anyone else might ask) her office are:
-Will she authorize spying of NYC's Italian-American communities, given that Italian-American anarchists most likely bombed Wall Street in 1920 and most definitely committed with other violent bombings across America?
-Will she authorize surveillance of NYC's Irish-American communities given their alleged ties to the harboring of IRA terrorists and gunrunning to the IRA?
-If these events are too far back in history or took place too far from our shores, just how far back is too far and how far away is far away enough, given terrorism's ghastly results?
First bombing of Wall Street, September, 1920...38 left dead.
Click on the image for the full story:
Click on the image below for the article concerning the IRA's admission of its killing of a nine-year-old Derry school boy, 39 years later:
Link to the AP's report on the NYPD Muslim spying program:
Below is a video Glenn featured on his column today that goes into a lot of detail regarding the NYPD spying on Muslims issue:




Salon.com
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keep up the good work designanator! best, libby
Miguela, your comment is much appreciated and in this particular tri-state action by the NYPD never needed to happen.
Libby, apparently some federal/White House money for the war on drugs was also diverted to fund this activity by the NYPD from what I read yesterday in a few newspapers. Another case of money being fungible for whatever purpose a government agency has in mind--especially a covert and against the rule book kind! Thanks for your great comment!