Philadelphia Pigs

The below email notice is an example of requests over the years to stop the Northeast News Gleaner, (there are other corporate dumpers for sure,) from dumping their product on one homeowners residential property in Philadelphia.

Corporate litter onslaughts are a fact of life in Philadelphia.

See the Cartoons that suggest the 'Essential Question for Philadelphia in 2007'..

See other requests to the News Gleaner and other corporate dumpers in Philadelphia.

January 7, 2007

Ms. Stephanie Leicht
Publisher
Northeast News Gleaner
c/o Patrick McNally
pmcnally@newsgleaner.com
9999 Gantry Road
Philadelphia PA 19115

Sixth formal Notice to the North East News Gleaner. STOP littering of my Residential Property.

Cartoon attached.

Dear Ms. Leicht:

If anything, you are a persistent type executive. I returned to my home in the first week in January 2007, and voila …your soggy publication was on the job, squarely clogging my driveway drain. There is little doubt you alerted our criminal element of my short holiday absence.

Recall: I pleaded with you in a letter on July 6, 2006, to knock off the dumping of your product on my property. I indicated my fear that your litterbug activities directed to my home enhances the possibility of home invasion or murder in our over-the-top homicide-ridden city. I detailed in my letter to you, my home address, and several means to contact me. All this effort to no avail.

(Note: My Web site DJG1.com details the Northeast News Gleaner’s long inglorious history of directing their unwanted litter on my residential property. DJG1.com, which is not primarily a crusading website, suggests at some length, the nexus of corporate littering habits to crime in the city of Philadelphia.)

Clearly, you are a confident woman, and not inclined to curtail your litterbug distribution system. Let me buoy your confidence further. In all events, you will probably never suffer any criminal liability for the tons and tons and tons and tons of litter your corporation dumps on our city. A uniformed police officer visited my residential home, and alas, personally indicated to me that the Philadelphia Police Department would not enforce a perfected littering complaint against your type of littering machine. I do not have to assure you that other Philadelphia news organizations, (under I assume, the Philadelphia-press code of Omerta), and weak-kneed politicos will not dare criticize your littering operation flourishing in our city. I mean who ever heard of the slogan “Save a life…Just say no to Corporate litter in Philadelphia?”

While over the years, your littering machine has been representative of the worst form of aggressive, arrogant, in your face personal harassment: I nevertheless am attaching a cartoon and a couple of pictures of the News Gleaner in action, (out of hundreds), for your rollicking amusement. I will share the simple child's cartoon and the News Gleaner action pictures, with other members of our community. The community sharing, in this year of 2007, might contribute to some common understandings about why Philadelphia owns the moniker 'Filthadelphia'.

In all events, my family and I wish you and your family a happy, successful, safe and litter free New Year.

Sincerely,
Dennis J. Gesker
Dennis J. Gesker
215 632 9800
djggroup@comcast.net
DJG1.com

January 7, 2007

Editorial Comment:

Curious: With a little positive imagination, my tormentor, Publisher Leicht , with the Northeast News Gleaner at her disposal, could have a valued impact on our city and the times we live in. Why does this woman spend her time directing her littering machine towards my family’s humble Philadelphia domicile, and thereby, putting my family in harms way, (as explained to her and on DJG1.com at length,) year in and year out? Why does not my nemesis channel her publishing energies toward creating a publication so desirable that it would be worthy of purchase. I mean why does Ms. Stephaine Leicht, devote herself to the ‘low road most traveled’? Dennis J. Gesker