When we reported on Hoboken411’s threat to City Hall and city workers, we noted it may not be long before we would see personal attacks on Hoboken citizens.  Little did we know it would occur so soon, let alone mere minutes after MSV posted its piece.


Richard Pasquarelli, the master of ceremonies at the the protest against Peter Cammarano at City Hall last summer turned out to be the latest target of a Hoboken411 hatchet job.  This one as so many others did not go well when Richard was able to get his reply in, thus silencing the thread there which was quite happily applauding the muddy work of its host.  Perry charged Richard with hypocrisy stating “Pasquarelli has curiously changed his mission statement” from tax cuts and a property reval to a mere complaint about a traffic light.  It’s absurdly delusional and in regards to taxes this is in fact a miraculous improvement from the denial of reality right into election day with the mere acknowledgement taxes are going down, although now he colors it by saying it isn’t “substantial.”  Richard’s rebuttal ended any possible continuance of the inane and inept attacks on him with the thread going dead silent since.  Hypocrisy thy name is Hoboken411!


Full disclosure, we met Richard the day of the City Hall protest and consider him one of our favorite Hoboken neighbors now whenever we pass ways as we did most recently at the City Council meeting.  His inspirational efforts in the City Hall protest last summer led to our becoming active at Hoboken Revolt.   Consider this story our Christmas gift to Hoboken411.  Merry Christmas Perry!


Here’s Richard in his own words utterly destroying Hoboken411’s lame attack:
I wasn’t even really talking about 11th St at the City Council meeting for more than a second, I just mentioned that the light there takes forever to change and when it does, it only lasts long enough to let three or four cars through. What I said was “Maybe somebody could look at the timing of that light”.
BUT, what I WAS talking about at the meeting, if you watch the tape on channel 78, was about putting traffic cameras at the STOP signs that nobody stops at, thus bringing in revenue to help LOWER OUR TAXES, back to the ISSUES. Watch the video, you’ll see what I said.
As far as Zimmer, I’ve been going to meetings and watching the votes by the city council, and as far as I can see, they seem to have OUR interests at heart, not those of the developers or the unethical people in this town who think they DESERVE deals because of who they know. I’m also waiting for the budget hearing to make myself heard about that. For example, as far as the discretionary spending that Trisanti presented, we need to look at that! I don’t know a single person who has had a raise in the last to years and to give our city employees a retroactive raise right now is a disgusting move on the part of the fiscal monitor. I have no qualms about speaking out about that before it happens. There’s just the right time to do it. Read More...