It will cut into our profits!
Downtown Manhattan civic leaders and the Real Estate Board of New York say they have no problem with a civilian trial, but it should be somewhere else.
“We cannot do that again to lower Manhattan,” said real estate board President Steven Spinola, whose group has set up a Web site, www.MoveTheTrial.com.
http://www.stltoday.com/blogzone/the-wire/2010/01/27/where-to-hold-911-trial-not-in-nyc-some-say/Welcome to MoveTheTrial.com!
The trial of the 9/11 terrorists will severely damage our local businesses in downtown Manhattan.
The security measures needed to ensure public safety, like permanent street closings and additional security provisions, will strangle the already weakened local economy.
Tell your officials to move the trial to a different location!
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http://www.rebny.com/If realtors in Manhattan don't want to have the trial there because they think it will cut into their profits just say so. Spare us the right-wing proganda about security!