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The inside story of San Diego Opera's demise
monaghan, it should be pointed out that plutocrats like the Koch Bros. (who control herds of politicians with the power of money) and Manchester (who uses media propaganda power for political control) are increasingly deciding what American social and San Diego cultural values shall dominate our social, political and economic lives. If the powers that be don't give a damn about opera and the Balboa Park centennial they won't happen.— March 23, 2014 2:51 p.m.
The inside story of San Diego Opera's demise
Very well summarized ImJustABill. The Ruling class (Koch Bros. et al.) is plundering and destroying the American Dream that We The People used to be able to thrive on. In San Diego, the Plunderer in Chief is Manchester who is destroying everything that made San Diego “America’s Finest City” even though that characterization may have been a myth in some ways.— March 23, 2014 10:28 a.m.
Shocker: San Diego Opera to fold
Phew! Thanks for confirming that was "satire" because I thought he was another zombie republican politician controlled by the Pope Doug Oligarchy. But I'm really not sure if a Vassal-Mayor is any better than a zombie mayor because he is still pimping for Manchester Stadium. And they don't really give a damn about the Opera and the Centennial, these social disasters never would have happened in "America's Finest City" even if that mythological city ever existed.— March 22, 2014 1:15 p.m.
Shocker: San Diego Opera to fold
Yup, he drove Filner out of office with the most outrageously deranged rants by his U-T vassal-editors that I have ever read, then he elected his new Vassal-Mayor Faulconer who made the stupidest plea for the Opera anyone could while promoting a new Manchester stadium at the same time (as reported by the Reader). San Diego has just plain melted down because of too many plunderers.— March 21, 2014 3:17 p.m.
Shocker: San Diego Opera to fold
Don, Manchester is the Emperor of San Diego. With his media empire, he is the one person in San Diego who controls the fate of the San Diego Opera, as well as the Balboa Park Centennial. If he won't do it, they won't happen. It's that simple.— March 21, 2014 12:18 p.m.
Shocker: San Diego Opera to fold
First the failure of Balboa Park Centennial, then the failure of the San Diego Opera , Manchester is changing the San Diego culture to yield to his Playboy lifestyle. No one has produced more destruction of San Diego's cultural values, politics and economy than Manchester, using his media power to become the new Plunderer-In-Chief.— March 20, 2014 2:02 p.m.
California Public Utilities Commission attacked!
This proves once again that the CPUC is the most corrupt public agency in America, and is the greatest threat there is to California ratepayers and economy because of their criminally negligent actions with SONGS that also threatened public safety. When is Brown going to clean up this corrupt agency before they bankrupt California?— March 18, 2014 4:05 p.m.
CPUC shows its inbred corruption
Don - It's really a tragedy that we have lost control over the safety of nuclear fission power generation here and in Japan because in this age of Global Warming we desperately need non-CO2 producing power generators around the world and our scientists have totally failed to produce a fusion generator because of the military-industrial-corporate corruption that dominates our science, government and universities. God Help our newest and future generations!— March 11, 2014 12:34 p.m.
Almost 40% of households can't afford San Diego
Don, San Diego needs journalists like you, Goldsborough and Erie to focus on restoring control of our government to meeting the needs of We The People instead of the plundering Manchester Oligarchy.— March 11, 2014 10:53 a.m.
Almost 40% of households can't afford San Diego
Absolutely YES Don, you and the Reader are the best, and basically only journal that defends the people of San Diego against attacks by the Manchester Oligarchy today. Thank you for your excellent efforts on our behalf. We need to take the fight for our rights to a higher level because Manchester is winning for now with his tyranny of lies that far too many believe without questioning.— March 11, 2014 4:15 a.m.