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2013 Zabby Now for Brookhaven Highway Superintendent!

Write-in vote "Zabby" for Brookhaven Highway Superintendent, in the Special Election, March 5, 2013. Zabby, as the People's accountant, secured Government Access TV, Ch.18, to keep gov't accountable.

Letter to the Editor:

          Zabby, a write-in candidate, is running for Brookhaven Town Superintendent of Highways, in the Special Election, to be held on March 5, 2013. Zabby is most known for the establishment of the Government Channel, on Cable TV. Zabby is also well known for her radio show, “A Woman's Perspective on Politics,” at WUSB Stony Brook.

          Zabby is a lifetime political analyst with a Master's Degree in sociology, along with a degree in accounting. Zabby is committed to the rights of union workers, taxpayers, and average working people. She has always supported their right to receive respectful wages and not be taxed to death.

          Presently, 39% of every Brookhaven Town tax dollar, intended to be spent on highways, is used to pay debt service to banks that loaned money to Brookhaven Town. Inept, corrupt, greedy town officials borrowed bank money, unnecessarily, to make that money available for skim, corruption, and pork barrel deals.

          Brookhaven Town Supervisor, Ed Romaine, wants every dollar paid back to the banks, without total negotiation or arbitration. Ed Romaine is forgetting that unrequired bank loans, were made in pretend dollars, monopoly money, ghost money that evaporated with the economic collapse. Now, the taxpayer is expected to pay back the bank debt in depression dollars without arbitration to settle on an equitable, re-adjusted interest, and a flat-out partial forgiveness of principle on each and every bank loan. Zabby demands arbitration as a fundamental right of the taxpayer.

          Zabby is an accountant who has pioneered accountancy techniques in tracking the social cost, benefits, and efficiency of town and county operations and laws.

          If Zabby has been able to secure Government Access Television, when a major corporation and the government did not want to cooperate, then Zabby will as Brookhaven Town Highway Superintendent secure arbitration for the taxpayers of Brookhaven Town and fight to lower the principal and interest presently owed to the banks for loans that were never needed.

          If Zabby is elected by the People, she will...Pave the Way to a better Town Government.

          So, write-in “Zabby” on the last line of your ballot under the column “Superintendent of Highways” on March 5th.

                                                                                      Ken Churchill                                                                                       Press Agent
                                                                                     (631) 569-6802

www.2013ZabbyNow.webs.com                                                                                   

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Tc May 24, 2013 at 12:05 pm
I agree..maybe that is one of the reasons road pavement safety lines and striping esp. in the 3VRead More area are virtually non existent!! VERY DANGEROUS CONDITION that leaves the TOWN OF BROOKHAVEN liable involving accidents and fatalities. I think the new T.O.B. highway super, (D. L.) should make this a priority!
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Sycamore Senior May 19, 2013 at 12:38 pm
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K. B. May 19, 2013 at 08:15 am
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