@nyc311 I can see @NYC_Buildings have already looked at it - they’ve put some tape on it. But I can’t imagine the business is going to rectify, and it looks incredibly dangerous to the public on the sidewalk.
@nyc311@NYC_Buildings@crystalforbk This hanging razor wire on corner of Park and Clinton is incredibly dangerous and should be removed immediately. Or someone walking looking at their phone, or running around that corner is going to have a very bad day.
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Observations From The Munich Security Conference -
It took a World War and eight decades to build the strongest alliance that this world had ever seen. It took less than a year to practically destroy it. When Secretary Rubio said the “old world order was dead” during his speech in Munich he was right. It’s dead because Donald Trump blew it up.
It wasn’t perfect, and there were opportunities missed to improve it, but Donald Trump only knows how to break things, not fix them.
He thinks this somehow benefits us. He is wrong. Our allies no longer trust us. It was obvious in the more than a dozen meetings I had with Presidents, Prime Ministers and Defense and Foreign Ministers. And if you’re Denmark and Greenland, a “loss of trust” is a generous characterization of our new relationship. China is now more popular in Denmark than the United States. In Poland, the U.S. is 21 percent less popular than it used to be.
This means these countries are looking elsewhere for trade and security — that makes you poorer and less safe.
It will be incredibly hard to build what comes next, but we have to figure out a better path forward. Make no mistake, China is rising. Our ability to keep up with them and prevent a conflict depends on trusted, reliable alliances. So does ending the war in Ukraine in a way that keeps Putin from moving on to his next target. And so does growing our economy and protecting American workers in the age of AI.
I know there was celebration at the end of the Munich Security Conference. Unfortunately the champagne corks were popping in Beijing and Moscow.
🇭🇺🤝🇵🇱 Viktor Orbán’s challenger Péter Magyar met Polish PM @donaldtusk in Munich and introduced his colleague Anita Orbán as “future minister of foreign affairs of Hungary,” joking that her surname is just a coincidence.
“My name is Donald,” Tusk quipped in reply.
It’s election year so Lindsey Graham is begging for money on Fox News.
It brings me such joy to know he probably lays awake at night trying to figure out how the hell a pediatrician is out-raising him.
Let’s keep the pressure on. 🇺🇸💙
I am a Ukrainian Nobel Peace Prize Laureate. I have a question.
Why has Trump's year of negotiations been the deadliest for civilians in Ukraine since the full-scale invasion? The number of deaths and injuries has increased by 31 percent compared to the previous year.
Why did Putin not allow himself such brutal strikes on civilian infrastructure under Biden, whom Trump calls “weak,” but totally destroys peaceful cities and disregards the “strong Trump”?
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Kara Swisher on the Epstein files: I think about what Governor Hochul from New York just put out on social media, which is that President Trump wants to turn the page, except he's on the next one and the next one.