As reported in NJ.com:

A Jersey City man has been charged with calling in a bomb threat to the Hoboken University Medical Center Sunday after police tracked the call to a pay phone six blocks away, authorities said. Eliezer Ocasio, 39, wasn’t hard to find, either. After Hoboken police identified him as the caller, Jersey City police picked him up on an unrelated incident, Hoboken Lt. Danilo Cabrera said. Ocasio was charged with making terroristic threats and two counts of false public alarm…

The story is available here.

Talking Ed Note: Similar violent actions have been taking place across the country against court complexes, federal buildings, monuments, churches and now hospitals?

Will the alleged bomber use the “protesting” defense gaining much political popularity these days?

The following statement was issued on behalf of Councilman Mike DeFusco:

Councilman DeFusco: Mayor Bhalla’s Veto of Bike Storage Plan Continues Administration’s Unwillingness to Work with City Council

During the July 8 City Council meeting, an ordinance sponsored by Councilman Mike DeFusco and Councilwoman Tiffanie Fisher to allow Hoboken residents to store their bicycles in Municipal Garages for $1 a week was approved on second reading. With a 7-2 vote in favor of the plan, the piece of legislation was then sent to Mayor Ravi Bhalla to sign, only to be vetoed nine days later.  Read More...

Grants are available for Hoboken businesses up to $20,000.

Please see the link for full details and eligibility: https://www.hobokennj.gov/smallbusinessgrants

It’s been discovered by Elysian Park and it’s blasting away near 7:30 AM!

There oughtta be a law.

7:30 am jackhammer? What’s not to like. Good morning Hoboken.

=&0=&=&1=&: (Maybe) there is a relevant ordinance but hey, “Shut up and put on your face diaper,” as Joisey government would say. There could be five whole active cases of the Chinese Communist Party Virus in town and only 99.66% may survive if they have two or less underlying conditions. Priorities people, priorities. 

Mayor Ravi Bhalla put up his 10% tax increase for the City Council to digest after months of delay but at least one council member is distressed by the lack of fiscal restraint displayed.

Councilwoman Vanessa Falco described waking up to a “political headache” after the last meeting focused on the 2020 budget.

In a Facebook post, the councilwoman offered “budget presented months late… operating on budget deficit yet professional services contracts for lawyers, engineers and consultants most of which we have in house (are approved in the “thousands” and)… approving police chief raise for next year…” Read More...

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If you live in a town of 55,000 and there is reported a handful of CCP virus, you’re in dire danger

There’s absolutely nothing we can do but wear masks and not vote at the polls #science

Marxist led protests are deemed safe and do not spread the pandemic; support & participate

HCQ combination therapy is dangerous and will kill you even if data and survivors prove the opposite

Much of the deaths occur in nursing homes but the governors are not responsible 

Dissent is not patriotic; it’s racist

The government is only asking you to help us flatten the curve and means you no harm 

You, your family and friends may be economically destroyed but the government is here to help

Children don’t get ill, transmit the virus but schools must remain closed for “safety reasons”

Don’t believe the data in Hoboken and New Jersey; embrace FearPorn not logic

The Party is never wrong

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Governor Murphy, a national leader in nursing facility deaths after ordering infected people there creating killing fields is about to issue an order to New Jersey’s nine million residents to wear masks in public.

Government crackdown on what? Locusts?

According to NJ.com:

Gov. Murphy will be signing an executive order today mandating the practice. https://t.co/ViMeQ9JicA pic.twitter.com/a72KoYl7DC

— njdotcom (@njdotcom) July 8, 2020

The Karens are creaming in delight already at the prospect of government showing central control but the nine million residents of New Jersey may not find it so endearing.

New Jersey has seen the curve of the pandemic with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Virus mostly pass. The key statistic of deaths in the state shows how mortality has plummeted. Read More...

After proddings over months from the Hoboken City Council, Mayor Ravi Bhalla is now ready to introduce the Hoboken 2020 budget.

But first he had to spin it in a preplanned release to media and political operatives.

After the full City Council later received a look, the budget is officially presented at $118 million for 2020 with a 10% tax increase, or a shade under, officially at 9.8% according to a report on Hudson County View.

What’s presented to the Hoboken public is an odd circumvention of reality as Ravi Bhalla looks to claim the Hudson County tax decrease for redemption while pointing to the pandemic for the shortfall. Read More...

Tomorrow is an election but unlike others in NJ history. Pushing through an all Vote-by-Mail election, HudCo Democrats are leery of the outcome with an inert Joe Biden atop the ticket and Congressman Albio Sires feeling his collar tightening with a real primary challenge. The VBM returns are low. The reasons may be many but a low turnout risks a possible upset. As polls show one in five Democrats believe Joe Biden has cognitive issues, lower turnout may see a closer outcome or a long shot shocker. Mayor Ravi Bhalla announced another mild spike into low double digits of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Virus. Last time this occurred not long after he joined in with the Marxist group Black Lives Matter protestors in Hoboken, he attempted to blame “foreigners.”  Ravi Bhalla previously defended hosting the protest in Hoboken calling it a related black health issue as he dove headfirst into the media cameras. He claims he has evidence this second spike mostly originated from people visiting southern states.  Many are voicing they don’t believe him and are ridiculing his pandemic protest hypocrisy. Unlike  Ravi Bhalla paid political operatives and insiders, these people are not voicing their criticism anonymously. Low brow pandemic politics spares none unlike the actual virus where the Center for Disease Control (CDC) postulates the virus’ spread may be ten times higher inside the United States than current data suggests. Can you say herd immunity?  Herd immunity would actually provide protection to seniors and the vulnerable with underlying conditions but it’s not likely governors will act on data pointing to it as they will lose control over their respective populaces, especially before the November election.  The FearPorn Media is playing its part, emphasizing virus case counts while ignoring the mortality totals that have seen significant decreases nationwide. It’s reportedly fallen to a new low of 209, last seen back on March 23rd. The Independence Day weekend smoked out more barbecue. The DNC deemed an Independence Day celebration at Mount Rushmore as “glorifying white supremacy” but later rethought the announcement and removed it from Twitter. Better luck next year? Also during the holiday weekend, another Christopher Columbus statue was reportedly taken down and dismantled by a mob in Baltimore with no interference by local authorities. The statue was then taken to the river where it was dumped. Some including the Maryland governor are now saying it’s not such a swell idea. In Rochester, a statue of former slave Frederick Douglas, a prominent Republican who believed the nation’s founding could see both the end of slavery and living up to the creed of its founding documents became the latest victim. A statue of the civil rights Civil War era icon was taken down in Rochester and found 50 feet away. The damage is reportedly unrepairable.  In Hoboken, county police are making their presence felt at Columbus Park. Some residents have reportedly extended thanks for not allowing Hoboken to fall victim to the Leftist mob violence.

A Hudson County Sheriff’s vehicle announces the police presence at Columbus Park with its nearby Columbus statue. Ravi Bhalla and a council ally reportedly seek to replace it with one of Maria Pepe, the first girl who played Little League baseball in Hoboken back in 1972. However, another Bhalla council ally denied any knowledge of the effort.