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Peters Hustles to Hustings; Long-Delayed 2005 Audit Delayed Again
Response to post #4: Thanks for the cheerful perspective Don. Small town San Diego corruption can’t even begin to compete with Washington/Wall Street Class Corruption. Bet the money printing presses are working full time to create $Billions just to bail out the folks who got the tax kickbacks ever since the beginning of the Bush administration. Now I'll have to rephrase my question in post #4: If the country goes BK, will anyone notice if San Diego goes BK?— March 14, 2008 11:54 a.m.
Peters Hustles to Hustings; Long-Delayed 2005 Audit Delayed Again
This is beyond incredible, again, and Wall Street has got to notice the degree of corruption that has overwhelmed San Diego City Hall with this latest in a never-ending series of corrupt acts to defraud Wall Street and San Diego taxpayers by the Davies/Sanders/U-T cabal. Peters is pathetically obvious about his dedication to overthrowing the San Diego justice system by running for City Attorney so he can join Dumanis in the out of control system of corruption that is destroying San Diego. How much more of this will it take before BK is the only option?— March 14, 2008 3:03 a.m.
Smart Corner units at 11th and Broadway don't sell too fast
Response to post #14: Talk about the end of an era: “Homeowner equity is lowest since 1945” By J.W. ELPHINSTONE, AP Business Writer http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080306/ap_on_bi_ge/h… Well this sure doesn’t help, the snowball coming down at us is getting bigger, faster, and it's made out of concrete.— March 6, 2008 12:35 p.m.
Smart Corner units at 11th and Broadway don't sell too fast
Response to post #10: Drove by "Smart Corner" this morning, it looks like "Dumb Corner" now that I read your column, another concrete monument blight on the San Diego landscape now. But the really bad joke is on the people of San Diego who are screwed again by the Davies/U-T/Sanders Greed Machine ad infinitum as long as the corrupt courts keep trashing the rule of law with hellaciously destructive impunity.— March 6, 2008 11:33 a.m.
Aguirre To Announce Wednesday That He Will Run for Second Term
Response to post #32: Don't forget Liberty Station, that is most certainly a monument to Davies/U-T/puppetician corruption and betrayal of every family in San Diego. And they will still be screwing San Diego taxpayers for amny years to come on this one.— March 6, 2008 11:26 a.m.
Smart Corner units at 11th and Broadway don't sell too fast
Response to post #6: Sure hope everyone in San Diego has five years of spare liquidity in buckets to ride out the "downturn" until the "boom" returns. And that we still have police and fire departments at the end of the 5 years.— March 6, 2008 2:56 a.m.
Aguirre To Announce Wednesday That He Will Run for Second Term
Response to post #27: Don't you just love lists like the one of "Endorsements" on the "Re-elect Mayor Sanders" website, except they should be heirarchied into three paragraphs like Burl Stiff’s attendance lists: The first paragraph is the “A” list for the Almighty ones in the ruling class. The second paragraph is the “S” list for the Sycophants who bow and scrape to the “A” listers all night long. And the final paragraph is the “Z” list for the Zombies who stagger around like the night of the living dead looking for free food and drink.— March 6, 2008 2:49 a.m.
Smart Corner units at 11th and Broadway don't sell too fast
Sounds like the "Smart Corner" will be the latest monument to three successive mayors the Davies/U-T Machine corruption created. That of course adds to San Diego Firestorm Monuments throughout San Diego county by the 2003 and 2007 firestorms due to larceny by the Davies/U-T Machine. The Davies/U-T Machine corruption monuments should provide a volume of graphics for Erie's book.— March 5, 2008 12:56 p.m.
Aguirre To Announce Wednesday That He Will Run for Second Term
Response to post #25 Don, your response sounds like great beginnings to a Reality Check counter to the bogus Davies Machine Re-elect Sanders ad for the brain-dead older generations who aren't paying attention today and never have, which is why San Diego has suffered through three corrupt and destructive mayors in a row, and the destructive consequences will continue as long as the Davies Machine continues to control San Diego government and courts. You might want to put a "Reader Reality Check of the Re-elect Mayor Sanders Ad" on the cover next week.— March 5, 2008 12:46 p.m.
Aguirre To Announce Wednesday That He Will Run for Second Term
Response to post #21: Thanks for exposing Judge Jeffrey Barton Don, we must expose judges who overthrow the paramount rule of law principle that former Supreme Court Justice O'Connor is so gravely concerned about. We thank you for your continuous documentation about the corruption of the San Diego judiciary, so we need names and facts on Davies judges so we can start emptying the cesspool. We must start demanding that juries decide about the corruption in San Diego government instead of corrupt special interest judges, but then the Hedgecock verdicts proved that corrupt judges can still throw out guilty verdicts that unmask their corruption. FYI, there was a full page "Re-elect Mayor Sanders" ad in the U-T this morning. You can find the culprits on: http://www.reelectsanders.com/index.cfm Then Click on “Endorsements” to find the names of the Davies ruling class and their legion of sycophants. One thing conspicuously absent from the ad in the U-T this morning were Sander’s most hellacious failures such as: o Excessive deaths and property losses in 2007 firestorms due to lack of resources caused by larceny of taxpayer funds. o Mayor Sanders has no integrity on Wall Street, which is not easy to do considering the failures in integrity by many on Wall Street. o Corrupt “Strong Mayor” Sanders is a puppet of the Davies ruling elite.— March 5, 2008 11:33 a.m.