My Life In Hell

When we were notified back in June of 2004 to vacate our apartments, one of the tenants Ruth Schwartz went to assemblyman Dov Hikind to ask him what we could do, he gave her some kind of petition which Schwartz got a few of us to sign, then took it back to him. By then most of the tenants decided to move out. We went through this charade of a lengthy process to try to keep from being evicted including trying to get Lesser to use the other two buildings; no go he refused. Then the State Department Of Housing And Community Renewal became involved, no good. One by one everyone left. One day while I was out I ran in to Schwartz she just came back from seeing Hikind. She told she left the office in tears, crocodile tears I'm sure. She told me he didn't give a damn. One by one everyone has left, now she has too. She waited just long enough to see her spawn get married the two faced stab you in the back barracuda. She is a gossip monger. They all live on slop gossip. They couldn't go through a single day without talking behind someone's back and spreading rumors.

Ruth and Moshe Schwartz
1555 48th St.
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11219

Tele. 717-435-0080

1555 48th St.
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11219

Tele. 718-435-0080

My Life In Hell

Well I lost my medicaid. It happened because the recertification process wasn't complete or so they say. It's all thanks to that nit-wit at A.E.H Carla Berkley. Not only that, Mark Hershenson did it to me, he abandoned me and dumped me the way Carla did, on something named Elvira. I'm so sick of them, I'm so sick of everything.

My Life In Hell

I'm just wondering what I'm supposed to blog about that won't seem trivial and unimportant compared to whatever might be happening to the next individual in this ever increasing self-absorbed world, where no one seems interested in discussing the real issues or problems facing society. Things that might seem trivial and unimportant to some but be of real concern to others. Where because they are fortunate to be able to live with the latest tech gadget or thing on the market coming out every other day, assume that everyone else lives the same or isn't experiencing hardship as a result of the decisions made by law makers and policy makers which are usually never for the reasons given, but for self-serving reasons. People don't give a rats ass. If we don't as a society, country come together and care about what's going on with one another, then we allow others i.e. policy makers, law makers, politicians to do whatever they want to; so we have no one to blame but our selves when we are effected adversely as a result of our indifference. I'm not indifferent, I just don't have a voice, I'm an invisible non-entity who can't get anyone to listen to me. It's become increasingly more difficult, if not completely impossible for me to exist not live; because I don't call what I'm doing living. My choices, my rights are being taken away from me. The decisions that are being made supposedly for benificial reasons don't hold true and don't make any sense, but since only an infinitesimal part of the population question and don't behave like herd animals, sheep, cattle etc., what can one expect? For whatever reason be it self-interest or idiosy people continue to vote for these same schmucks who vote to spend money on programs that are waste of taxpayers money and don't help those who really need it. It is bankrupting us, but no one does anything to stop it. Now Carl Paladino running for governor of N.Y.C wants taxpayers to pay for private schools the way they pay for public schools. Something else effecting things is the influence of big money into politics, money from business and corporations.

My Life In Hell

The service Meetup.com is not what it appears. You don't find out about what they may or may not have to offer until and unless one becomes a member. You aren't told that it isn't for free, which may be fine for some if they know this going in. This is deceptive and basicly it is a sham.

My Life In Hell

Rupert Murdock finally pulled the plug on a tradition, the Jerry Lewis muscular dystrophy telethon. A pity. He bought the F.C.C approval for buying not one, but two television stations in the same market so he could put his worthless garbage on. So now if you miss it on one you still get to suffer.