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Union-Tribune Lays Off Three Who Spearheaded Electronic News, Radio Efforts
Response to post #25: Welcome back JF, I see you are still in denial. You refuse to recognize the fact that we have a great many more wildfire control resources today than Bowman could have dreamed of in 2003, and 2007, that could have prevented many of the 22 out of control firestorm deaths, burning 25% of the county and 7000 structures. And if we are lucky, we might have finally developed a coordinated regional system to join with the rest of Southern California after “local fire officials have been shut out of the mutual-aid meetings mostly because the region doesn't have a central fire department.” http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20080312/… The fact remains, political corruption rules in San Diego that refused to fund public safety resources, enabling 2003 and 2007 wildfires to get out of control.— May 10, 2008 12:57 a.m.
Union-Tribune Lays Off Three Who Spearheaded Electronic News, Radio Efforts
Response to post #24: Don the fact of life in the world’s newest third world city of San Diego is that instead of having drug cartels that corrupt politicians and judges while murdering honest police officials with bullets, San Diego has a Bloodsucker cartel that also corrupts politicians and judges while using U-T/VOSD rantitorials instead of bullets to attack honorable San Diegans like Aguirre, Francis and Frye.— May 10, 2008 12:36 a.m.
Union-Tribune Lays Off Three Who Spearheaded Electronic News, Radio Efforts
Response to post #22: I'm surprised you are surprised Don, as long as the Bloodsuckers and Brash Cash Rule politicians and judges so they can commit larceny with impunity against the people of San Diego, why should they quit?— May 9, 2008 11:58 a.m.
Union-Tribune Lays Off Three Who Spearheaded Electronic News, Radio Efforts
Response to post #16: Very good point talking about consequences of political corruption such as enabling the 2003 and 2007 wildfires to get out of control at the cost of 22 lives, burning about 25% of the county including about 7000 structures. And the results of the firestorms alone were the greatest cover-ups, CYA, refusals to accept responsibility and accountability in San Diego history. It is especially interesting when you compare the enormous firefighting resources we have available today to those we had for 2003 firestorms after which the CYA Club claimed that more resources wouldn't have prevented those firestorms from getting out of control. Then the forces of corruption marginalized Chief Bowman’s recommendations after the 2003 firestorms and forced him to “retire” for making non-PC recommendations that could have saved lives and property in 2007, but they did learn how to perfect highly visible press conferences of politicians lining up for photo ops and rushing to microphones during the 2007 firestorms. And the latest court cases continue to prove that ruling class corruption still rules San Diego threatening never-ending losses of lives and property due to that corruption.— May 9, 2008 2:38 a.m.
Union-Tribune Lays Off Three Who Spearheaded Electronic News, Radio Efforts
Response to post #4: Along those lines, Aguirre's letter to the editor this morning exposes Superior Court Judge Michael Wellington for overthrowing the Rule of Law covering-up city hall corruption, again. One would think the city would produce their version of Grand Theft Auto, at least as a metaphor of the U-T/Davies Bloodsucker political mob, considering the wild success of GTA they can produce revenue to fund the pension plan. Can you produce some investigative reports on the continuous cover-ups of Bloodsucker corruption enabled by San Diego judges?— May 8, 2008 1:45 p.m.
Union-Tribune Lays Off Three Who Spearheaded Electronic News, Radio Efforts
Response to post #2: When are they going to lay off the U-T Editorial Board, they have most certainly proven to be the root cause of U-T failures and San Diego political corruption today.— May 8, 2008 1:31 a.m.
Will Angelenos, Zonies stay away from San Diego this year?
Response to post #2: Don, I’m surprised to see you say: “While the tourist industry throws its weight around, it is not as bad as the real estate development industry.” In the April 27, 2005 issue of "Voice of San Diego” James Goldsborough wrote a column: “San Diego: What Now?” which defines San Diego’s number one political problem that produced San Diego’s Financial Crises: “city's power brokers --- the ‘downtown business community,’ which is euphemism for ‘Republican Party,’ and The San Diego Union-Tribune, a Republican newspaper, has corrupted city democracy.” The tourist industry is most certainly at least as corrupt as any group of San Diego bloodsuckers, and they have been committing larceny against San Diego taxpayers that has produced the financial crisis today. The San Diego tourist industry should be paying far more tax revenue than they are, except for the fact that they have corrupted city politicians such as Golding, Murphy, Sanders and city councilmen which continues unabated to this day.— May 8, 2008 1:24 a.m.
Will Angelenos, Zonies stay away from San Diego this year?
This story documents more of the totally unacceptable consequences of U-T/Davies/Bloodsucker Ruling Class corruption that is sucking the lifeblood out of San Diego.— May 7, 2008 12:17 p.m.
Famed Business Writer's Book Says Pensions Bankrupted San Diego
Response to post #14: Our failed education and justice systems are two of the most unacceptable consequences of U-T/Davies Ruling Class political corruption overthrow of San Diego Democracy, and the greatest reasons for X & Y generations to join with Obama, Francis and Aguirre to end the era of corruption before their future reaches a point of no return to acceptable quality of life, liberty and opportunities.— May 7, 2008 12:09 p.m.
Memo to Fred Sainz: Clean Up Your Language -- But First Learn How To Spell
Response to post #49: Yes Mr. Bauder, you are most certainly a humble man, but we still need you. It is your dedication to integrity in journalism that makes “Freedom of the Press” work for We The People. Whereas it is the corrupt culture of the U-T that has overthrown democracies over the millennia. We cannot win the Battle of San Diego without you.— May 7, 2008 2:05 a.m.