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San Diego Discussing Ways to Pump Public Money into Chargers
Response to post #12: “Judicial corruption is definitely a problem in the U.S.” Right again Don, and by coincidence your statement was proven most correct again just this morning in the L.A. Times story “High court criticizes anti-corruption law.” Radical right wing, anti-Rule of Law justices like Scalia and Roberts want to kill an anti-corruption law used to successfully prosecute many corrupt republican politicians, judges, lobbyists, corporate executives, etc. Republican corruption still reigns Supreme on the Roberts-Scalia court which is last bastion for anti-Rule of Law radicals since Bush-Cheney left office.— December 9, 2009 12:04 p.m.
San Diego Discussing Ways to Pump Public Money into Chargers
Response to post #10: It's worse, even the FBI is warning America, in addition to the grave warning that former Supreme Court Justice O'Connor had already published about out of control judicial corruption. Check out: 'Corruption threatens "soul and fabric" of U.S.: FBI' Reuters, by Pascal Fletcher Pascal Fletcher – Tue Dec 8, 1:45 pm ET http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20091208/ts_nm/us_usa_…— December 8, 2009 2:04 p.m.
San Diego Discussing Ways to Pump Public Money into Chargers
‘--- the infrastructure rots, the state is broke, education deteriorates alarmingly, and public services are being slashed --- cutting down on the number of fire engines ---- trying to find money for a Chargers stadium --- says Steve Erie --- "It's the height of idiocy."’ It’s much, much worse than “idiocy” Professor, go back to your history books and relearn that it’s the return to the past for San Diego that is resurrecting the Athens of over two millennia ago when Spanos type aristocrats with absolutely no morality, but with unrestrained greed and arrogance usurped the power of the citizens by corrupting politicians and overthrowing the Rule of Law administered by corrupt judges. As a matter of coincidental fact, another example of the overthrow of the Rule of Law was reported in the U-T this morning in “Judge backs rate hike for power misers.” A PUC administrative law Judge Thomas Pulsifer decided to screw ratepayers who are trying to prevent another 2000 energy crisis and rewarded conspicuous consumers by passing along “power miser” rate increases to reduce the bills of the profligate who can afford to pay anything. This is in an era when energy conservation must be made mandatory for survival because of declining energy resources and out of control CO2 production exploited by power producers and enabled by a corrupt CPUC who are causing out of control drought, life threatening clean water shortages, firestorm tragedies (while “cutting down on the number of fire engines”), etc. when judges continue to overthrow the Rule of Law in favor of an aristocracy represented by the likes of Spanos who still continues to buy politicians and judges by the dozen.— December 8, 2009 1:35 p.m.
Kittles Got $3.15 Million in cash for Rhoades School
With Copleys, Kittle and Winner gone, what can U-T print newspaper readers in San Diego expect from the new regime as far as quality of local, state and national print news, political affiliation, editorial policy/hidden agendas and other print newspaper characteristics are concerned?— December 8, 2009 5:42 a.m.
Local Lead Indicators Continue Rise
Response to posts #25 & 23: Holy Cow, "only 10% of those living in America actually supported the revolutionaries" is an amazing statistic considering all that they accomplished. Where did you get that stat Don, I'd like to learn more about how so few were able to create the United States of America in spite of the remaining 90% who didn't support the revolutionaries. Thanks for the comment SurfPuppy619. I'm never sure whether even 10% support my dedication to Fighting Back Like Hell to preserve and improve quality of life for our newest and future generations. Although I am most thankful that Obama still has a lot more support in spite of the hatemongers and fearmongers who are dedicated to de facto GOP chairman Limbaugh's "I hope Obama Fails" screed. Maybe Obama truly has the Spirit of '76 on his side just like our Founding Fathers.— December 4, 2009 12:09 p.m.
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Response to post #18: Thanks for the support Don. It's time to Fight Like Hell for our newest and future generations, against the new breed of Tory-Republicans just like our Founding Fathers did in 1776. The GOP wants to overthrow American Democracy today just like the Tories tried to prevent American Democracy in 1776. We must never forget to act upon the lessons of history or we shall fail. The Tories most certainly thought Franklin and Jefferson were "off-topic" also.— December 4, 2009 2:54 a.m.
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Response to post #8: First, we must get out of Iraq immediately, the republican military-industrial establishment sent American Heroes and Patriots to die to satisfy GOP greed and lust for imperial power, and it is the worst betrayal since the Tories betrayed America during the 18th century. The reality is that as long as congressional republicans continue to overthrow American Democracy, as long as the republican controlled Supreme Court continues to overthrow the Rule of Law, and as long as the GOP propaganda machine keeps winning with their Lies of Mass Destruction, hatemongering and fear mongering then we must keep fighting like hell to protect our Rights as American citizens.— December 3, 2009 4:01 a.m.
Local Lead Indicators Continue Rise
Response to post #4: Right On Don! Republicans are still practicing their paramount cultural values with lies of mass destruction, hatemongering and fearmongering, and cannot be relied on to help America recover at all from their never-ending Bush-GOP era of betrayals. It's time for true American Patriots to help Obama restore the Land of Opportunity once again, rebuilding America after eight+ years of GOP betrayals.— December 2, 2009 2:26 p.m.
Hedge Funds Buying Stocks, Wee Folk Selling
The Bush-GOP era screwed up the economy so much that if Obama pulls us out of this he will be at least as famous in the history books as FDR is for saving America from the republican betrayals last time.— December 1, 2009 2:39 p.m.
Local Unemployment Rate Rises to 10.5% in October
Response to post #18: Thanks for the clarification Don. I now think of Congress as a Washington Zoo full of chimpanzees running the country into the ground. Actually, the San Diego Zoo chimpanzees/bonobos are a lot smarter than their congressional chimpanzees/politicians cousins.— November 27, 2009 3:46 a.m.