TheOpsDesk

TheOpsDesk

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Common sense views on crime and politics.

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Is there anyone more despicable than Hochul. Supports Mamdani and as soon as the people vote, she drops this bomb. If you voted for Mamdani hoping to get free stuff (and if you voted for Mamdani, you want free stuff), you just got taken in a coordinated bait and switch. nypost.com/2025/11/10/u...

nypost.comHochul slams brakes on Zohran Mamdani’s free NYC bus plan: ‘Takes money out of a system that relies on fares’The wheels are coming off the socialist bus.

On the 11 hour of the 11th day of the 11th month The Great War ended. The entire war was a testament to the stupidity of governments and the stubbornness of inept leaders. People who want their government to run every aspect of society should familiarize themselves with the politics of WW1.

If you applied Chicago’s homicide rate to NYC there would be around 1,800 homicides a year in the Big Apple. That rivals the worst murder numbers in the 80’s and 90’s. Yet politicians in Chicago are fine with it. No plan. No help wanted.

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After Israel and Hamas agreed on an earlier ceasefire in January, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu ended the truce after 42 days and resumed fighting in Gaza. This time, however, he is under pressure from President Trump to keep the peace.

washingtonpost.comWith Trump pressing for peace, Netanyahu adapts to new political realityThe Israeli military said the ceasefire went into effect midday local time. Now Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is under pressure — including from President Donald Trump — to keep the peace.

The Nobel committee voted on the award prior to the Israel/Hamas cease fire. Trump has already done more in the interests of peace than many awardees. (Obama, Arafat, etc) Next year they will have to come up with another excuse. nypost.com/2025/10/10/u...

nypost.comWhy Trump wasn’t awarded Nobel Peace Prize for Israel-Hamas cease-fire dealPresident Trump lost out on earning this year’s Nobel Peace Prize despite brokering a historic cease-fire agreement between Israel and Hamas after more than two years of war.