It's now been 4 days or so since the New York Times printed their article containing this explosive charge by an "investigative" editor of the Albany Times-Union:
“Obviously I have pissed some people off enough to the point where they would send in jackbooted thug police officers to do an anal search on someone I believe they thought was my wife,” Mr. Port said, adding, “I am enraged, I am angry.”
Sounds like a big-time criminal conspiracy, right? And if true would no doubt constitute the most important crime perpetrated in Albany County in a generation or two--or even three. So where is the District Attorney? Where is the grand jury? Again, it is his job to investigate these kinds of things--the sooner the better. And if there's some kind of conflict of interest, he should say so and recuse himself.
But he is nowhere to be found, that's where he is. His utter abdication of his responsibility here is nothing less than astonishing.
Now, what does Dave's silence tell you? It could tell you that Dave is up to his ears in dirt with Port, as evidenced by their mutual silence on the other. But that's for another post entirely.
At least the city of Albany Police Chief and the Albany County Sheriff have said something.
[I'm scaring myself. My syntax beginning to resemble a New York Post editorial.]
So maybe some would say: "Let's go check out his website, maybe the district attorney has said something there, and SoaresSpot is a big fat liar!"
But you can't. And that's because the Albany County District Attorney's website has been down for several months. Think about that one for a moment.
This guy can't even manage to maintain a website. But he can manage to understand he's spitting distance from the frying pan.
David Soares is a multi-dimensional disaster, set loose upon us--and regularly nourished--by craven liars like Rex Smith, and sex-worker paranoids like Bob Port.
Check out Rex's latest howler, a frolickingly moralizing classic he calls, "Go with what you've got":
[Prostitution] Charges at that level are filed against dozens of people in the Capital Region daily, so routinely that we don't consider them newsworthy. The only factor that might have led her name to appear in the newspaper, then, was that her employer's spouse works for the paper.
He really thinks we still believe this pathetic dissimulation, then, just because his newspaper prints it.
At any rate, then, let's go with what we've got on Dinosaurous Rex. He is trying to tell us that if it had been Joe Bruno's wife's employee that had been arrested on prostitution charges with connotations of human-trafficking, it wouldn't have been "newsworthy" since "The only factor that might have led her name to appear in the newspaper, then, was that her employer's spouse" runs the New York State Senate.
Nor can you leave a comment for Rex, although Rex says you can. This is because here's what you get if you try to "share your thoughts" with Rex. The message actually reads, "Sorry, but you are looking for something that isn't here." No shit, Rex.
This man's dishonesty is dangerously nauseating.