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Nov. 2 Memo Doesn't Mention Computer Glitch
So we should just consider Ciudad Juarez to be a sister city of San Diego, and read their news releases to preview the future for San Diego? What the heck, the FBI didn't prevent the slaughter of America's Heroes and Patriots at Ft. Hood, that's after the FBI failed to save America from 9/11, so San Diego can't expect anyone to save us from Il Duce and the Mafia but Don Bauder and the "Reader". Is moving to Colorado our best solution Don? Do you have room for us where you moved to?— November 18, 2010 12:28 p.m.
Nov. 2 Memo Doesn't Mention Computer Glitch
Don, there is an article this morning about FBI arresting two of Madoff's associates for a Ponzi scheme. So why don't the FBI arrest Sanders and the Downtown Business Mafia for their Ponzi scheme of stealing from San Diego taxpayers to pay for their corrupt activities, especially when Il Duce and the Mafia are threatening every San Diego family plus our police and firefighters with Draconian cutbacks in police and fire resources to the point where law and order in San Diego will become worse than in Ciudad Juarez if the FBI doesn't arrest them now?— November 18, 2010 11:38 a.m.
Nov. 2 Memo Doesn't Mention Computer Glitch
"Il Duce" Sanders is now a criminal in at least three categories: 1) Public Enemy #1 threat to public safety against all families and public safety personnel in San Diego by cutting back on police and fire resources, water quality as you reported as some of the most polluted in the U.S., and all his other crimes you report continuously to pay for his larceny of public funds for his escalating fortune, 2) Criminal corruption for being the front man for the U-T Downtown Business Mafia to commit larceny of public funds for his owners, and as you report today 3) Criminally negligent failures in public service having ordered his sycophants to sabotage the computer system so they can hide all the larceny that has been bankrupting San Diego for decades.— November 17, 2010 12:17 p.m.
It's Not Just Chargers Who Would Fleece Insolvent Political Entity
Don't hesitate to repeat, and repeat the most important facts of life Don. The fact remains that Robber Baron-Puppet Sanders is the number one threat to San Diego today. He is in charge of fleecing and threatening every family in San Diego, exactly the same as the mafia. Another historical note is that J. Edgar Hoover gave the mafia "Get Our Of Jail Free" passes during WWII as long as they kept the Nazis from sabotaging our ports. Apparently the passes are still being handed out to the modern mafia like Sanders, and the courts obviously go along with it.— November 16, 2010 6:32 a.m.
It's Not Just Chargers Who Would Fleece Insolvent Political Entity
Don't overlook the fact that federal, state and local judges and investigative agencies throughout America are enabling the culture of larceny that is bankrupting America. The latest election proves that we have now reached the lowest point in our history since the Civil War, a point where institutional leaders today are polar opposites in morality, integrity, honor and leadership compared to our Founding Fathers.— November 14, 2010 12:02 p.m.
LA Times Cites San Diego Public Corruption
This is more proof that the era of U-T's destructive corruption and bankruptcy, that is causing San Diego to crash and burn, must end. Like Rizzo, Sanders’ has also proven that his only priority is enriching himself and the mafia that controls him by bankrupting San Diego with their larceny. The biggest outrage by U-T Mafia-Mayor Sanders was his Prop. D larceny threat against the safety of every family, policeman/woman and fireman/woman in San Diego by threatening Draconian cuts in public safety resources that will be so hellacious that police and fire personnel will not have enough backup resources to protect each other much less the families of San Diego. What we need is for all the voters of San Diego to learn what is really going on by reading Don Bauder and other “Reader” columnists instead of the U-T “Watchdogs” who are really rabid dogs ravaging innocent San Diegans every day.— November 13, 2010 11:42 a.m.
Proposition D Thumbed Down Overwhelmingly
Response to post #136: "Sorry to say: the FBI, SEC, FTC, Justice Department, state and federal courts, ad nauseam know where the riches and power lie, and seldom dare to poke their heads there." Again, I most seriously emphasize and recommend: "Maybe you should investigate the FBI to find out why larceny is allowed to destroy our economy, families, public safety and quality of life at federal, state and local levels. Some investigative reporter group has to use what is left of Freedom of the Press to "ask the questions" of the FBI."— November 8, 2010 3:32 a.m.
Bailouts of ailing states has ALREADY Begun
Response to post #4: OK, QUESTION #2: Are all of our federal, state and local governments so corrupt that Democracy in America representing We The People, instead of special interests and larceny of taxpayer funds, no longer exists? We appear to have come full circle and returned to the Age of Athens before Archon Solon created Rule of Law and Democracy to prevent what is happening to us today. The only question now is which of the ongoing failure modes will destroy our civilization first, government corruption, capitalist communism, terrorism or the consequences of global warming?— November 7, 2010 3:04 a.m.
Proposition D Thumbed Down Overwhelmingly
Response to post #134: "Blum has a lot of explaining to do. So do regents. Will anybody ask the questions?" Peter Byrne is an investigative reporter who has "asked the questions" for several years in Bay Area weeklies and web sites. Apparently Senator Feinstein has enough imperial senate power to eliminate any investigation of her husband by the FBI, same FBI that does nothing about government larceny in San Diego that you expose continuously with your investigative reporting. Maybe all you investigative reporters in California should form an association to fight back against government larceny by raising the level of consciousness of every Californian to demand an end to all this. All we can do right now is replace corrupt congresspersons every two years and that doesn't seem to be working too well. Maybe you should investigate the FBI to find out why larceny is allowed to destroy our economy, families, public safety and quality of life at federal, state and local levels. Some investigative reporter group has to use what is left of Freedom of the Press to "ask the questions" of the FBI.— November 7, 2010 2:48 a.m.
Bailouts of ailing states has ALREADY Begun
QUESTION: When is the government going to start bailing out people instead of the thieves who stole our money in the first place? Crooks like federal/state/local politicians, bankers, corporations, chamber of commerce, etc. who were supposed to protect America from recession and depressions in the first place, which was what capitalism was supposed to be all about, have continued to rob the federal, state and local treasuries with impunity while citizens are increasingly abandoned to drown with no life boat is sight. Good riddance to the dems who lost their jobs, now it is the GOP's turn to be kicked out again until they learn what Democracy is supposed to be all about again, like protecting We The People instead of robbing us into poverty.— November 6, 2010 8:24 a.m.