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Famed Business Writer's Book Says Pensions Bankrupted San Diego
Response to post #10: Don, we cannot simply "Let's get off the judges" because it is judges that are deciding the ultimate fate of San Diego and American Democracy today. We must not ignore paramount tests for the success of Democracy, as defined by Will and Ariel Durant, are equality of legal justice and educational opportunity. Today we have neither. FYI, relative to the equality of educational opportunity imperative, the latest issue of “CALIFORNIA” alumni magazine documents our educational failures in California and America in a most important article: “Wrong Trajectory” by John Aubrey Douglass “America is losing its higher education advantage, with enormous repercussions” http://alumni.berkeley.edu/california/200805/free… Don, we must keep our eyes, minds and efforts focused on the big picture, because your almost daily exposures of our Bloodsucker political and judicial culture of corruption keep proving that the course of far too many political, economic and socially destructive events are drowning us.— May 7, 2008 1:59 a.m.
Famed Business Writer's Book Says Pensions Bankrupted San Diego
Response to post #5: Agreed, "down right stupid morons" class judges usually are the ones that are produced by U-T/Davies machine politics and are the most corrupt. It's time that corrupt judges are exposed so that San Diego taxpayers and families can know which ones are causing our never-ending political corruption and deadly financial crises that have bankrupt San Diego already. Don Bauder does a great job exposing corrupt politicians and their Brash Cash Bloodsucker controllers, but until we know who the corrupt judges who aid and abet the Bloodsuckers are we cannot begin to fight back.— May 6, 2008 1:16 a.m.
Famed Business Writer's Book Says Pensions Bankrupted San Diego
Response to post #2: RE "Davies is probably the single most powerful person in influencing the makeup of the San Diego judiciary." That is one hell of a lot of power for someone who is as demonically evil as you described in “Brash Cash.” You have exposed Davies, so we must now to know the judges “the single most powerful person” controls. You and former Justice O’Connor have exposed judges as an out of control local and national problem. When shall we ever learn from the many lessons of history, since Arcon Solon in 594 B.C. Athens, that corrupt judges who defeat the Rule of Law aid and abet the overthrow of Democracy, corrupt judges are the Achilles Heel of Democracy. Corrupt judges throughout America are the #1 threat to American Democracy and San Diego today. That’s why San Diego politics is a cesspool of corruption and honorable people like Mike Aguirre don’t have a chance to champion We The People in court.— May 5, 2008 11:34 a.m.
Memo to Fred Sainz: Clean Up Your Language -- But First Learn How To Spell
CONGRATULATIONS DON BAUDER :):):):):) Thanks for sticking around, you can't retire until you and The Reader have ended the U-T era of corruption.— May 5, 2008 11:17 a.m.
Famed Business Writer's Book Says Pensions Bankrupted San Diego
There's that "B" word again. When is the U-T establishment that caused all this going to be held accountable for "corporate welfare" larceny? Or are too many judges far too corrupt to allow justice to be served in San Diego. That's why we need a list of Davies' judges, they are obviously indentured servants to the corporate welfare ruling class in San Diego who aided and abetted the entire fraud to steal money from San Diego taxpayers to satisfy their own lusts for power and greed. Until we clean out the U-T establishment sewers clogged with corrupt judges we can't begin to save San Diego.— May 5, 2008 3:48 a.m.
Memo to Fred Sainz: Clean Up Your Language -- But First Learn How To Spell
Response to post #41-45: Sorry if I upset anyone “over 40” but facts are facts. We have watched and done nothing while our local, state and federal governments have screwed up everything for the under 40 generations in perpetuity unless we enable them decide their own future for a change. I was at Berkeley during the Free Speech Movement era where that quote was supposed to have originated, since then it has also been attributed to Jack Weinberg, Jerry Rubin, The Beatles et al. I believed it then, and raised the bar to 40 because my own kids are now over 30 and I wanted to give them one more chance. Needless to say, failing to heed “Never Trust Anyone Over 30” has turned out to be most hideously true. So for those of us who are in denial, it’s time to wake up and make the right things happen while we still have time. Fortunately we now have The Reader and Don Bauder to make the right things happen during the 2008 elections.— May 5, 2008 2:48 a.m.
Memo to Fred Sainz: Clean Up Your Language -- But First Learn How To Spell
Response to post #39: OK then, how about it's time for another American Revolution, this time to give us a whole new kind of term limit: EVERYONE OVER 40 MUST RESIGN ELECTED OFFICE, BOTH POLITICAL AND JUDICIAL This is because the over 40 generations have screwed things up so badly that they can no longer be trusted under any circumstances.— May 4, 2008 12:50 p.m.
Memo to Fred Sainz: Clean Up Your Language -- But First Learn How To Spell
Response to post #31: Don, have you ever considered updating Machiavelli’s “The Prince” v.U-T Ruling Class?— May 4, 2008 4:27 a.m.
Memo to Fred Sainz: Clean Up Your Language -- But First Learn How To Spell
Response to post #10: Re “Agreed: the swear words are not important, other than to illustrate Sainz's poor judgment in sending them by email.” Actually Don, it’s more than poor judgment, it characterizes the mental stability and despotic nature of the entire U-T/Davies/Sanders/Dumanis/San Diego Justice System machine politics. They all act like Nero everytime another firestorm gets out of control as a direct consequence of their corruption.— May 3, 2008 2:05 a.m.
Chairman of San Diego GOP Co-Founded International Piracy Ring, Says Online News Website
Response to post #30: Interesting that the Kittle's Rantitorial yesterday demonized Aguirre again to cover-up for the Dumanis and the judge who are the real villains who failed to honor the Rule of Law again, refused to search for evidence again, etc. The corruption of Davies/U-T puppeticians and puppetjudges continues unabated to overthrow justice in the evolving third world village of San Diego. And the next firestorm season is about to begin, how many more will die and how much more property will be immolated as a direct consequence of U-T/Davies machine corruption!?— May 3, 2008 1:49 a.m.