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Some of NYC’s elite art and business executives were receiving emails about the terror threat at least three days before Bloomberg held a press conference to warn of the impending attack. The NYPD has confirmed that at least two e-mails were sent from people claiming to have close connections with people high up in the Department of Homeland Security and warning them not to take the subway for the next two weeks.
Ha ha, rich people were fooled by a fake terror threat three days before the rest of us.
Of course the people who received the email first are the last people you would ever find down in the subway anyway. When was the last time you saw an executive in a three piece suit down in the subway?
The irony of course is that these warnings were coming from people close to high ups at DHS. And if we all remember, the entire time Bloomberg was beefing up security, and warning people about the threat, the DHS was downplaying the threat saying it wasn’t there in the first place. So why were they warning their family and friends? Animals.
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