The Paul has had twenty uninterrupted years to foster his “woe is me”, simpleton persona. Dressing as if he oft-times purchased his clothes from a thrift store (was that a personal attack?), he also knows how far he can go if he crafts his words correctly. And, since he sometimes suffers from “verbaria” (diarrhea of the mouth) (was that a personal attack?) and cannot control what he says, Councilman Francis “Back Pocket” Sheehan (was that a personal attack?) will often interrupt The Paul after sighing and shaking his head ever so slightly and politely try to rescue his lord and master from himself. You can usually hear him say under his breath to Councilwoman Diana “Sleepy” Juettner (was that a personal attack?), “Do you believe what he’s saying now?” To which, a rustled Juettner will awaken and mumble, “ Huh, what, what’d he do now?” (was that a personal attack?).
How does somebody walk out of a reasonably open facility with 19 laptop computers? The front desk is staffed pretty much anytime the facility is open. There is a sign in sheet that only seems to only be utilized for “outsiders”, while regulars seemingly come and go unimpeded and unchallenged. Is it any wonder these 19 laptops disappeared? Many corporations have GPS trackers in the laptops. Why aren’t these so equipped? They also have locks for their devices. Why didn’t these? ABG supports our police department and knows there are many fine officers in it. Bob Bernstein, the recipient of more personal attacks from The Paul, raises some interesting and unanswered points in his brief, published comments about the case.
On The Paul’s blog, he posted a statement. Our comments to his blog’s points are in color: The blog is titled: “Postings on ECC page by Bob Bernstein about police investigation could be inappropriate”. The Paul is amazingly discussing appropriateness?
The Paul’s entire post is below in case you missed it:
“Bob Bernstein has been trying to stir up some controversy
over a police investigation taking place in town. A theft took place on Town property of Town property and Bob Bernstein is the stirring up controversy but questioning it’s investigative progress? He has encouraged the
Edgemont Community Council to post some stories on the ECC facebook page
suggesting that the Greenburgh police are not working hard enough trying to
solve the investigation. Bob Bernstein is the former President and one of their legal representatives and merely stated his observations. The post from the ECC provides a link to the Journal News article about the theft and is not posted By Mr. Bernstein.
I think that Mr. Bernstein's (who is an attorney) behavior
is inappropriate. Again, The Paul is discussing appropriateness? He is making allegations about the police WITHOUT having
facts about the status of the police investigation. The police do not provide citizens with day to day
reports of the status of investigations. Publicizing allegations WITHOUT any
facts to substantiate them is wrong. Bob: Rumors are not evidence. Repeating rumors publicly doesn't solve
crimes. Bob Bernstein made no allegations, simply raised questions based on those observations. Perhaps forcing the TYC and the GPD to actually pursue an illegal act that might otherwise fade away will produce more results than letting it die a slow death.
The Greenburgh police department is a professional
department, and will always be independent of political interference. Every
lead that is presented is investigated carefully by the department. Bob Bernstein isn’t accusing the police department of not being professional, just asking questions related to a theft of property from a Town facility.
If Bob has facts - he should feel free to report them to the
police. They will be carefully
investigated. And, if we find the bad guys arrests will be made no matter who
they are.” We’re sure if Mr. Bernstein had facts about this case, he would share them.
Isn’t it ironic that Mr. Bernstein, part of what we refer to as the G8, is at most Town Board meetings, has often offered his civic as well as his legal assistance repeatedly to the Town and the Town Board, but is seen as nothing more than a hinderance to The Paul? In fact, when reading the post on the Edgemont Community Council site, it clearly offers a different picture than what The Paul is presenting in his blog. It’s remarkably similar to the frequently one-sided misinformation we get from The Paul and later prove inaccurate once we get the facts. Another personal attack? ABG believes so.
In an article in the Journal News, titled, “Greenburgh Criticized Over Investigation of 19 Missing Laptops for Kids Program”, (http://www.lohud.com/article/20120901/NEWS02/309010039/Greenburgh-criticized-over-investigation-19-missing-laptops-kids-program?odyssey=tab%7Ctopnews%7Ctext%7CFrontpage) Interestingly, the Journal News’ “rookie reporter” failed to get The Paul’s pre-release approval and wrote an article that actually reported something critical of Greenburgh. Can you hear the gasps? In the article, Mr. Bernstein is not the only one quoted or critical of the investigation and accompanied a suspect who was also accused of being a whistle blower who was dismissed from her position.
The Theodore Young Community Center is awash in shady operations and is in need of a major overhaul (was that a personal attack?). It’s begs of the need for transparency and accountability. The TYC is operating beyond it’s budget and is continually bailed out of it’s bad mismanagement by the Lanza Foundation. Once they stop drinking The Paul’s Kool-Aid (was that a personal attack?), and in fact, stop carrying The Paul’s Kool-Aid, everyone will see the operational and financial mismanagement under The Paul (was that a personal attack?). And while posting comments on his blog may be a legally acceptable method for The Paul to criticize Mr. Bernstein and others, he is picking on the wrong person. He should should be more critical of his own actions and that of his Stepford Board. We can only hope!
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