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Prank Filleri CENSORSHIP practice of BANNING the public from PUBLIC ACCESS. now Crankie is banned and he don't like it.

By  October 31, 2013  
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Halloween 2013

TV3 Board of Directors President Frank Pilleri said banning people from the access station would be “undemocratic.”

Self Appointed President Frankie "the Crank"  ...gone and forgotten in 2019...
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“I think it’s important that we look at ourselves and figure out how we can avoid making this mistake again,” said (Doreen) Wade. “These people should never ever be allowed to put the public, politicians or anyone in this city in any kind of jeopardy ever again.”

 The weekly paper's August 13, 2013 issues says the City Council banned TV3, you've got your stories crossed: "Medford City Council temporarily bans TV3, police receive evidence in probe" 

“If they’re not providing the service, we’re not funding it,” said McGlynn. 

So if Pat F. was "banned," if Joe Fortunato was forced out, if Carolyn and Dr Wood were "suspended", if Chrissy was locked out, if Allison was screamed at and humiliated, if racism charges are being considered against those who "ban" Mr....is it "Oscar" today? Wow, all these new aliases pop up with the same garbage and personal attacks, if someone is "banned" by the likes of David Skerry and company it is a badge of honor. Getting banned from a station out of business! Please. We WANT to be banned by dishonest board members of a corrupt station. Thank you. And now they will be suspended indefinitely for obvious reasons. Welcome to the real world. 

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Several TV3 officials took the opportunity to address the public during the Aug. 6 City Council meeting, but when the discussion turned to shouting and disruption, Council President Robert Maiocco asked police to escort TV3 Board President Frank Pilleri out of the meeting.

“He was disruptive … he just wouldn’t listen to the chair,” Maiocco said of Pilleri. “My patience was certainly tested with him. He kept speaking and yelling and disrupting the meeting.”