The Bell hasn't tolled for Carl Bell the CityTime Engineer/Turn Coat on his sentenced still? Delayed again? Seems so...per courtrecords and exclusively reported on this blog for over 2 years!!!!!! Meanwhile Convicted CityTime Scammers continue to appeal...to be continued.
CityTime won't be over until the floor payroll system meets its destiny which is the dumpster along with 911 and extremely expensive hunk of junk that's way too complicated and you can't even texted a 911 text system over $2 billion and you can't texted or email 911. For that much money we should be up to send smoke signals.
Saturday, January 16, 2016
The Bell has Not Tolled for Carl Bell CityTime Crime yet another Sentencing Delay
Friday, August 3, 2012
King Mayor Bloomberg Deposed Twice In Court 3rd Term?
Friday, July 15, 2011
Christine Quinn Questionnaire
Pop Quiz on Christine Quinn's Record as Do-Nothing City Council Speaker
Q. What has Christine Quinn done about giving us an APP to track the mayor's whereabouts during blizzards ?
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Q. What has Christine Quinn done to save/restore a full service hospital with Level 1 Trauma Center to replace St. Vincent's ?
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Q. What had Christine Quinn done to end the practice of using City Council slush funds to unduly exert influence over other councilmembers?
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Q. What did Christine Quinn do to stop the controversial third term limits extension ?
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Q. What has Christine Quinn done to pass paid sick leave in NYC ?
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Q. What has Christine Quinn done to pass a living wage bill in NYC ?
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Q. What has Christine Quinn done to stop NYU tearing down landmark structures in its reckless expansion through the Village ?
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Q. What has Christine Quinn done to investigate $600 million CityTime fraud ?
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Q. What has Christine Quinn done to save the scores of hospital closings all across the city in the past 10 years ?
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Q. What has Christine Quinn done for LGBT Civil Rights ?
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Q. What did Christine Quinn do to stand up in 2005, back when Mayor Michael Bloomberg ordered the appeal of a landmark gay marriage ruling ?
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Q. What has Christine Quinn done to investigate NYPD sexual orientation profiling at gay bookstores ?
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Q. What has Christine Quinn done to investigate the illegal Gay Pride Raid at the Eagle ?
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Q. What has Christine Quinn done to put pressure on federal legislators to repeal DOMA ?
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Q. What has Christine Quinn done to put pressure on federal legislators to pass ENDA ?
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Q. What has Christine Quinn done to support Bradley Manning ?
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Q. What has Christine Quinn done to end de jure and de facto discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity ?
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SAIC RICO Triple Damages
SAIC RICO Bloomberg Protest - Suzannah B. Troy Speech
Artist, blogger, and political commentator Suzannah B. Troy gave a speech today outside the New York City offices of SAIC to demand a RICO refund of triple damages against SAIC for their role in the organised crime that took place to rob taxpayers of over almost $1 billion in CityTime project costs.
Union representatives from Local 375 and DC 37, community activists, New York City taxpayers, and others gathered at 1250 Broadway in a demonstration against the technology company known as SAIC.
For years, newspaper and television reporters, bloggers, and whistle blowers have been reporting details of a massive taxpayer fraud perpetrated by New York City officials, by employees of SAIC and of another company known as Technodyne, and possibly by lobbyists in connection with the scandalous CityTime project.
The CityTime project began with an original budget of approximately $60 million, but has since ballooned to over $700 million.
The U.S. Attorney's Office has begun an investigation, but nobody yet knows how high this scandal, and other technology consultancy contract scandals, may go up the Bloomberg administration.
Stay tuned.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
CityTime Special Bloomberg Prosecutor
Ask United States Attorney General Eric Holder to appoint a federal special prosecutor to investigate the Bloomberg Administration and the City Council for the massive CityTime fraud.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Wednesday called for an almost complete $600 million refund of the fraudulent CityTime automated payroll system, reported Celeste Katz of The New York Daily News.
Mayor Bloomberg made his request for a refund in a letter addressed to Walter Havenstein, CEO of Science Applications International Corporation ; the letter has been released to the public.
2011 06 29 Michael Bloomberg Letter Saic Citytime 600M Refund
For months now, political commentator, artist, and blogger Suzannah B. Troy has also been calling for a complete refund of the taxpayer money wasted on CityTime.
The U.S. Congress also has some power to appoint a special prosecutor or special investigator, if Mr. Holder doesn't have the guts to investigate the Bloomberg-Quinn administration.
We need to take this investigation out of the hands of any city official, whose investigation budget depends on Mayor Bloomberg's or City Council Speaker Christine Quinn's oversight.
Mayor Bloomberg has previously attacked the budgets of the Manhattan District Attorney and of the Public Advocate.
For her part, Speaker Quinn still likes to use the city budget to dole out her politically-motivated special member items.
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
John Liu Stops Technology Contract
Outrageous Cost-Overruns With CityTime Contract Lead Comptroller's Office To Scrutinise NYC's Emergency Telephone System Contract
The CityTime technology contract scandal has cast many doubts on Mayor Michael Bloomberg's other expensive IT programs. The Gothamist has reported that suspicion has grown in connection with the out-of-control costs associated with a technology upgrade to New York City's 911 emergency telephone system.
''The City Time scandal had already been a point of contention between the Bloomberg administration and City Comptroller John Liu, and now their fight has spread to the City's emergency services. Yesterday Liu's office rejected a $286 million contract request for the city's Emergency Communications Transformation Program, (ECTP), an effort to update the city's 911 system—a project that, incidentally, was initially budged at $380 million and has since ballooned to $666 million.''
Now that the Comptroller Liu has finally started showing up to the office as Comptroller and not a candidate for mayor, maybe he will expose other black holes in the city budget ?

