Waiting for the morning train into the city. Did I say it was hot this week?
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22 July, 2005 • Express Train
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Does everyone carry BAGS on the NYC subway??
Randomly searching bags on the subway with the intent of finding a bomb is akin to looking for a needle in a haystack. Anyone now carrying a package or bag of some sort is now a suspect and no longer protected by the Constitution's unreasonable searches, privacy, etc .... The NWO crowd doesn't care about protecting the public from potential terrorists (mainly because they themselves ARE the true terrorists).Their whole agenda is strictly about turning the people incrementally into mindless sheep-a-tons that can easily be led along, following the dictates of a malevolent government no longer subservient to the will of the people. 1984 is here and now.
By the way:
Great picture. Keep taking them while you still can.
no offence, but it feels like the chap is having constipation!
He looks like he juat ran in and missed the train to me.
It looks like he has some kind of neck brace or shoulder cast on? Is he in pain? Seems like he might be suffering, or bearing pain, doesn't it?
You've definitely captured his misery. Love the towel he brought along to presumably keep wiping away the sweat. The buses here in Seattle are miserable in the 80 degree weather we're having. Can't imagine what the platforms there are like in the 90's. Hope it cools down for you guys soon.
For some reason, I thought he was a harried chef, at first----something about his stance. I was drawn back to his eyes----I think his lashes are wet with tears. He is carrying a heavy burden in the middle of nowhere.
No solace; no hope, 'til he gets back home....
----One more thing, that's not a food stain on his bright yellow shirt----it's a TEAR STAIN.....I hope life is better for him by now.