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County Police Merger is 'Nonsense,' Ex-Officials Say

Former Bergen County prosecutor, executive, sheriff and police chief argue that merging the county police and sheriff's offices may actually cost taxpayers more

 

Three former Bergen County officials threw their support behind the Bergen County Police Department in an ongoing debate about whether or not the department should be merged with the Sheriff’s Department.

Former Bergen County Executive William “Pat” Schuber, former County Prosecutor Jay Fahy, and Joel Trella, who served both as the county Sheriff and the BCPD Chief, held a press conference at the Bergen County Law and Public Safety Institute in Mahwah Tuesday afternoon to argue against a proposed ordinance that would disband the BCPD and incorporate some of its functions into the Sheriff’s Department.

The three argued against points that have been presented by supporters of the merger — namely that it would be a cost savings to the county and that the services provided by the county’s police force are redundant or unnecessary.

Schuber and Fahy cited the consolidated police departments in Suffolk and Nassau counties on Long Island as an example of mergers resulting in increased costs for taxpayers. Schuber also said he saw no evidence of guaranteed cost savings in plans to merge the two departments.

Fahy spoke against having a publicly elected official, the county sheriff, lead Bergen’s law enforcement agency.

Residents are “lucky,” he said, that current Sheriff Michael Saudino has a law enforcement background, but he said that may not be the case with future sheriffs elected to the post.

Having an elected official who could potentially be influenced by “political battles” when making decisions would be a “slippery slope,” he said.

The three said that specialized services provided by the BCPD, like the bomb squad, hostage negotiators, and other units, are not redundant.

“That’s nonsense,” Trella said of the idea that the department provides services that can be provided by another agency in the county. The BCPD “mimic what county government is supposed to do … provide services that are too expensive and too intermittent to be provided locally,” he said, calling the “regional services” provided by the BCPD the “best bang for the [taxpayer’s] buck.”

The former sheriff also commented on the often-cited statistic that of 21 counties in New Jersey, only 2 have county police departments. He said that based on the original ordinance allowing for the creation of county police departments, only four counties in the state were eligible to have them. The makeup of Bergen makes the department “necessary,” he said.

“With over 70 [suburban] municipalities and no major cities,” Trella said, there is no other agency in Bergen poised to take over the role of the BCPD.

Two reports on the county police department, the Guidepost Report and the Creamer Report, sparked the debate on whether or not the county police should be dissolved and merged with the Sheriff’s Department. The Guidepost Report recommended the county police be downsized or eliminated, while the Creamer Report opposed a merger of the two departments.

The county freeholders voted in August 4-2 to give voters a chance to weigh in on the police merger and passed an ordinance to dissolve the 89-member department. A judge later blocked the public vote, but the freeholders are expected to take up a second-reading of the ordinance dissolving the department at an Oct. 3 meeting. 

The possibility of dissolving the department has been brought up before, but has never come to fruition.  

Related Topics: Bergen County Police, Bergen County Police Department, and Bergen County Sheriff's Office

Richard Zuendt

8:23 pm on Tuesday, September 25, 2012

The outside consultant recommended not merging the departments, but rather just shutting down the Bergen County Keystone Kops. If that happened, the taxpayers of Bergen County would save $20 million per year. That is a real savings! These three clowns are just trying to protect their friends cushie jobs. Shut down the Keystone Kops, NOW!

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steven meyers

10:29 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

you are a brave man, leaving your name and everything. i have alot of respect for you. fact of the matter is that the private sector is getting hammered. reduction in wages, paying for healthcare, and who gets a pension anymore? hell, we may not even get social security. it is not a pretty picture. i have nothing against the police. i respect what they do. some of my friends are police officers. we simply cannot afford them any more. i do not blame them. i blame the government for allowing large corporations to do whatever they want. including the health insurance companies who are ripping off all of us. however, government officials will be reluctant to upset police officers because they need them to control the masses. maybe the federal government should take over the police departments. at least if there is not enough money to pay them they can simply print it. local, county, and state governments do not have that ability. something has to give sooner or later. you cannot take blood from a stone.

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Richard Zuendt

10:40 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

The Bergen County Keystone Kops are a duplication of other police forces. They act like a bunch of cowboys. Just look at what they did in Mahwah last May when they called out the SWAT team for a supposed domestic dispute. Both the wife and husband told everyone that everything was fine (the wife's sister called the police to try and get the husband in trouble). The Keystone Kops assaulted the condo with flash grenades and automatic weapons. It was a joke, but they just like to play with their toys. The same can be said about the bomb squad and the doggy division. The Keystone Kops executed a young black man in Garfield back in December. The cop who did it took over a week to fill out the after action report. He said he had to gun him down with 6 bullets because he was holding "tools". The Keystone Kops also had a dog with him. This department has to go and the savings given back to the taxpayers of Bergen County.

As far a being brave, why not? What, my opinion should result in my arrest? When are other people going to speak up? When are other people going to find out just how much money these Kops get for sitting on Rt. 4 and handing out speeding tickets, or setting checkpoints so they can cite contractors for some little violation? Brave, I don't think so. A pissed off taxpayer, yes.

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steven meyers

10:57 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

other people are afraid. that is why things have gotten out of hand to begin with. arrested, probably not. retaliation, maybe. i respect you because you speak your mind and identify yourself. something alot of people on here will not do! in any event you know my name and we reside in the same town so perhaps will run into one another. the first step to changing the way things are is to not be afraid. i am not and neither are you. maybe we can find a few more like us and go and make a difference. make the world a better place for our children.

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steven meyers

12:05 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

i stand corrected. we are not from the same town but from the same county, obviously.

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Average Joe

5:42 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

The village idiot has spoken. How do you save more than the entire budget of the Bergen County Police. Just another example of EXTREME Right wing propaganda.

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Richard Zuendt

6:07 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

And Average Joe, one of the "brave" Keystone Kops who loves to hide behind stupid monikers can't even read the budget for 2012. Well here it is: http://www.co.bergen.nj.us/departments/CountyBudget2012.pdf

Now once you get by the salaries themselves, start adding in accumlated vacation days, pensions and other "benefits" that the Keystone accumulate.

But just so the Keystone Kop can understand it clearly, take a look at page 121 of the study that was done on shutting the whole damn department down. http://www.co.bergen.nj.us/bcresources/PDFs/Bergen%20Report%20Final%2005%2013%2011.pdf CASE CLOSED!

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Average Joe

6:12 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Rich is not brave, he hid at North Carolina State from 1970 to 1974. He is just a extremem right winger who hides behind his blogs and distorts the truth.

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Average Joe

6:16 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Just so you are aware Richie, the study outcome was changed. It was said at the Freeholder meetings and by Guidepost. In fact, the freeholders referred to it as a piece of garbage. I wonder what they are hiding.

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Average Joe

6:52 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Please refer to the link you have provided and look at sheet 16 (page 34 of 68). Look under the division of police (aka BCPD) the budget is $14.2 million, NOT $20 million. Once again you are a source of unreliable information. It is impossible to save $20 million unless you shut down the ENTIRE Department of public safety (medical examiners, oem, haz mat,...) I might have a stupid moniker but I can read just fine. Please keep your right wing extremist views and distortions of the truth to a minimum.

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Richard Zuendt

6:59 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Average Joe hides behind a stupid moniker and which shows how brave he is. And what does he mean "hide" at North Carolina State? Would he care to explain? But in order to cut him short, I had a tumour in my heel bone and had to have it removed. When you don't have a complete heel bone, the military does not want you, even when you try to enlist.

As far as the consultant report, the one that Average Joe Keystone Kop now refers to is the one that Kathy Donovan had done by her cronies, including Freeholder DiNicola. So who should we believe, an independent consulting company that reviewed all aspects of the Keystone Kops department and returned a report that is over 120 pages long and can be read at the link provided, or a committee report, prepared by Donovan stooges and is not available for review? Think about it.

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Richard Zuendt

7:04 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Hey Average Joe. It is obvious that you are one of the Keystone Kops since you are a dumb as a brick. The reference you cite is salary only. How about including retirement benefits, health benefits, accumulated sick and vacation days that the police, unlike everyone else in the workforce, are allowed to be paid for at the highest salary level when they retire. Also, how about operational expenses, capitial expenses, and support expenses? Oh, that's right, you don't understand anything about running a business or anything else.

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Average Joe

7:06 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Wrong information again Richie, On July 11, 2011 - The members of Guidepost (the $623,000 study) stated in a public forum that there were revisions made to the "independant" study. This was at a Freeholder work session in a public forum. Several freeholders then went back and forth about the study's reliability. Please look it up for yourself to find the truth, but I am warning you that you might find the information to be inconvienant to your right wing extremist views.

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Richard Zuendt

7:09 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

And Average Joe, since we know that you don't have a clue about running anything, except your mouth, take a look at page 78 of the study. This is how much was spent in 2010 on the Bergen County Keystone Kops: $21,977,659 CASE CLOSED!

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Richard Zuendt

7:12 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Hey Average "Keystone Kop" Joe, why don't you tell everyone that the freeholders who called "questioned" the study were Hermansen and DiNicola, the two Donovan stooges. Once again, you lose.

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Average Joe

8:54 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Richie, Point of correction, AGAIN. It was Freeholder Ganz who questioned the integrity of the guidepost study, it was then Driscoll. Ganz said it was a piece of garbage that belonged in the trash (his words, not mine). Hermansen questioned it at another date. I know the truth is bothersome but find out for yourself, you won't be such an angry person. What you should be questioning is WHAT changes were made and Why changes were made. Maybe they are trying to hide the fact that the County Police is an efficient operating system.

I know why you dislike Hermansen, it is becuase he want an honest goverment and you just want to follow your political boss like a sheep. Just keep following blindly and spewing your extreme right wing views.
xoxo,
Average Joe

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Richard Zuendt

9:01 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Hey Average "Coward Keystone Kop" Joe. Wrong once again. Donovan pushed all of the buttons on that Freeholder meeting. She then went out, formed her own "Review Committee" and proceeded to sue the Freeholders. Ganz voted to DISSOLVE the Bergen County Keystone Kops. http://www.nj.com/bergen/index.ssf/2012/08/bergen_county_freeholders_vote_to_dissolve_the_county_police_inviting_political_legal_challenges.html

Once again you are WRONG! And we the taxpayers of Bergen County are getting raped paying your salary. And what do we get for it? A coward how hides behind a stupid moniker and a fool.

Legal Notice

8:46 pm on Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Look the corrupt old guard of elitists Schuber, Stargazer Trella and Mick Fahy who are still lining their pockets with tax payers money while still refusing to wake up to the fact that the taxpayers are broke and unemployed.

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JeffO

9:16 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Legal notice -- there's been corruption to go around in both parties, but I don't think it applies to Republican Schuber or Democrat Fahy. (I don't know enough about Trella to have an opinion, but I certainly haven't heard anything untoward about him.)

Compare that to some of the bozos we've had as Sheriff: Joseph Ciccone, formerly a Fairview police Sgt. who became corrupt boss Joe Ferriero's man and who pleaded guilty to illegal fundraising and official misconduct; Jay Alpert, who just recently was fired from the Port Authority after his bogus law enforcement credentials came to light; and even Leo McGuire, the former Ridgefield Park police Sgt. who for way too long was way too close to Ferriero for my liking. (He belatedly saw the handwriting on the wall and finally called for Ferriero's resignation.)

Being Sheriff is an intensely political position that doesn't even require a law enforcement background -- not even a minimal rank. Common sense and a little bit of history strongly argue against putting more power in the hands of these pols.

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JamesTS

9:41 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

To Jeff O: You think the other jobs are NOT political? Give me a break.. The chief of BCPD is APPOINTED by County Executive Donovan. Arent they related somehow? NOw thats politics. Also the prosecutor is APPOINTED by the ATTORNEY GENERAL/GOVERNOR. Prosecutors are VERY political in NJ. They should all be elected so we can get rid of them!!

Bigger question: Why do we have all this county government?? County Executive, Police?? Get rid of it all to bare min required jobs (NJ law requires prosecutor and sheriff nothing else).

Lots of duplication of service here. its a no brainer.

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Richard Zuendt

9:56 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Donovan doesn't want to see the Bergen County Keystone Kops because who is going to cover up for her drug dealing son and chauffeur her around. The Keystone Kops pick her up in the morning and bring her home at night. And why when her 20 yearson was arrested for drug use, in her home, with two high school students he was not charged with endangering minors, selling them drugs and drug possession in a "drug free" school zone?

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JeffO

3:00 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

James, my understanding is that NJ County Sheriffs have only three functions expressly mandated by statute: running the county jail; providing courthouse security; and serving subpoenas, foreclosure notices and other such legal notices. All other functions have been instituted not by the state but the various sheriffs themselves. Whatever duplication of law enforcement functions can just as easily be eliminated at the Sheriff's Department as at the County Police Department.

Yes, the County Police Chief is appointed by the County Executive, and the Sheriff is nominated by his county party organization, which in the past has often meant the party boss. It has also meant he was dependent on and beholden to his campaign contributors and moneymen to get elected. I'm not saying an appointed Chief couldn't be subject to the political pressures of his appointing County Executive, but at least he only has to answer to one person. The Sheriff comes to office steeped in politics and remains in that cauldron throughout his tenure.

Tommy P

9:25 pm on Tuesday, September 25, 2012

What idiots. The state police is more than capable of picking up the slack the towns cant. The already do it in most of the state. It's time we not only end the BCPD, but county government too.

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Gabriel Francis

10:02 pm on Tuesday, September 25, 2012

As opposed to the corrupt NEW guard of yudin, saudino, mitchell and felice? There is no plan, there are no savings, it's a political power play. how about we fire ALL the cops and let everyone fend for themselves?

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Legal Notice

7:30 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Gabriel did you read the report that cost the taxpayers mega bucks. Did you not get the message or are you still locked in your mansion in Mahwah or Franklin Lakes ?
Mitchell is the only Republican looking after the working class in Bergen County

Gabriel Francis

10:03 pm on Tuesday, September 25, 2012

or better yet, let the jail guards, security guards and paper boys try to do police work!

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joseph j guider

6:41 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

there is no politician in N.J., that has the chops to make the hard decisions. The cuts in municipal, county and state govt. have to be made. Teachers have to realize class size has to double. Police can no longer invision 6 figures after 4 years on the job.
I'm guessing half the people in N.J. with decent jobs are being paid by the tax payers. The buck has to stop here and now, this fiscal locomotive is on speed dial, out of control. Where is it going to take us, when will it end, the greed, the corruption, the nit picking, finger pointing......aah its all BS.

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Dennis Martinez

7:42 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Consolidation wherever and whenever possible has long been the answer but never implemented because of the political fallout. However, times have changed and people are stretched to the maximum. It's time to take some drastic measures and this is one of them.

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maureen

8:17 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Get rid of the County Police . They are simple - minded obstructionists .
Someone needs to take a stand and help the taxpayers !

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John Q. Public

8:49 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

"Residents are “lucky,” he said, that current Sheriff Michael Saudino has a law enforcement background, but he said that may not be the case with future sheriffs elected to the post."

- If we voters allow such a thing to happen, shame on us.

"Having an elected official who could potentially be influenced by “political battles” when making decisions would be a “slippery slope,” he said."

- And I'm to believe the officials appointed by elected officials aren't influenced at all by political battles.

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USA1

10:38 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Wonder what Donovan promised them in return for their support, guess if she wins this expensive and useless battle we will find out what they get, or whose family member is hired within Bergen County! What a waste of money, Donovan is a joke and has lost my vote.

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Deleted because of harassment

10:40 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Bergen County is the only one in the entire state with a county police force. We don't need it, anymore than we need police officers making six-figure salaries and with pensions who have no clear roles in policing the county. Merge the County PD with the Sheriff's office, keep the specialized unit policing that serves all the towns in Bergen as part of the PD, and be done with it. This is no time to ask taxpayers to fund two overlapping units of government. If anything, the local PD's should be contracting all their specialization to the county through shared services and eliminating the excess within their towns,

As for the opinions of the three former denizen's of the past corrupt Ferriero regime, they have no opinions that matter to anyone since they feed at the public trough and have a vested interest in maintaining the status quo. Does McGuire still have that nice teaching job at BCC he got after McNearney lost the election?

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Richard Zuendt

10:54 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Point of correction, Union County has a county police department that they are talking about shutting down. Also, Camden is on the verge of creating a county police department to patrol the City of Camden which is closing down their police department because of corruption. The thinking on this is that by having a county police department run outside of the city political system, they can stem the corruption. Since the state is funding Camden, it might make sense, but what would work better is to just have the State Police patrol the city.

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JeffO

4:54 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

"Deleted's" post was the most twisted and ignorant comment yet. Pat Schuber and Joel Trella are Republicans and certainly have nothing to do with Joe Ferriero. Neither does Democrat Jay Fahy, who served as County Prosecutor in the early nineties, long before Ferriero became Bergen County Democratic Organization chairman and brought such disgrace to my party at the county level.

Truth of the matter is, Ferriero and his cronies -- like Leo McGuire -- have wanted the Sheriff's Department to take over the County Police Department for years. It's called consolidation all right -- consolidation of political power.

LawyerJim

10:43 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Bergen County, no different than New Orleans, corrupt!

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Walter Weglein

1:41 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

It cracked me up when I read here one of the guys calling another of the guys a "brave man" because he uses his real name...why on earth not use your real name when you have something to say...people on here who don't use their real names ought to be ashamed: they live in a free country and yet they are act as if they lived in Hitler Germany or Stalin Russia...c'mon you guys, grow some balls! Say who you are and say it with pride, or get off the pot here!

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Baba O'Riley

4:23 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Walter you are a brave man. Even though this is not Hitler's Germany, Stalin's Soviet Union or Mao's (Red) China; the powers that be can still ruin your day. Remember that they have more far reaching technology than Hitler, Stalin or Mao could have imagined and they do not want anyone raining on their parade.

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Average Joe

6:19 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Rich is not brave, he hid at North Carolina State from 1970 to 1974. He just wants you to look at his extreme right wing blogs.

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Richard Zuendt

8:28 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

And you are nothing but an overpaid, underworked donut eater Average "Keystone Kop" Joe.

Baba O'Riley

4:20 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Having 3 former gentlemen who had and have a vested interest in the current system is like asking a known Mafia member if the Mafia exists and he says no!

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Walter Weglein

8:21 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

MJM: never had a problem with them...obviously you did...

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Gabriel Francis

9:40 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Dump Mitchell, Saudino, yudin and felice and we will be on our way to rooting out the corruption. Then move corrections to dept of public safety, privatize process servers and leave the sheriff people to secure the courthouse. Enough political power plays by corrupt pols and party bosses.

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Gabriel Francis

9:43 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

I imagine Rich Zuendt got busted in a county park for lewdness which caused his wife to leave him and his life to fall apart, so now he's angy. Angry at the lowly keystone cop who had the privilege of catching dick with his pants down. Lol

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Richard Zuendt

10:34 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Gee Gabriel what brillant comment are you going to have next? Are you going to talk about "poop" or "doody". By the way, my wife and I have been married for 32 years. And the last time I heard, your wife was looking for any type of dick. She keeps mentioning the word "wee-wee" in reference to your equipment.

Gabriel Francis

10:40 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

If John Mitchell were under the influence of truth serum, I would ask him how it feels to be bob "holy eye brows" yudin's puppet. Or is t muppet? Which one does the master control by inserting his hand inside the character?

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Gabriel Francis

10:45 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Weak comeback Richard!! You gotta do better than that!! That's amateur junior high school stuff. It must be true!! Lol. Seriously though Are you registered as a tier 1, 2 or 3 Megan's law offender??

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Richard Zuendt

11:03 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

You had the weak comeback Gabriel, but then that is exactly what one would expect from a person who has a public school playground mentality. When you grow up, come back and play with the big boys.

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Gabriel Francis

11:25 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

No wonder dick won't post under his real name. If his parole officer finds out he's posting about genitalia and public school playgrounds, he'd be headed back to the slammer again!! Would one of you keystone kops please subpoena the ISP to find out who this creep is?? How's about you average joe? Take that donut out of your mouth!!

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Gabriel Francis

11:26 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

I'm signing off, dick is no match for my superior intellect!!

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Savenetwork

11:33 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Even the Chinese are saving where they can. Has anyone seen that weird thing they call an aircraft carrier. To me, nothing has been more telling about the real Chinese economy than that old ship they converted into an aircraft carrier. Holy molly!

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Richard Zuendt

8:41 am on Thursday, September 27, 2012

Debating with you Gab is liking dueling with an unarmed man. As far as superior intellect, the only things you are intellectually superior to are inanimate objects.

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Rick

12:14 pm on Thursday, September 27, 2012

This is why they are all "ex-officials"

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