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Chairman of San Diego GOP Co-Founded International Piracy Ring, Says Online News Website
Response to post #27: Based on your columns and Blog Dumanis was obviously a Davies judge who proved to be corrupt enough to be promoted to U-T Establishment DA, following in the footsteps of her role model Murphy for being so dedicated to aiding and abetting San Diego’s corrupt political machine as San Diego’s most corrupt judge and mayor. Much more needs to be exposed about the corrupt San Diego court system as a result of the continuous overthrow of the Rule of Law to serve the interests of McMillan, Sunroad, Davies et al. proving that far too many San Diego judges are subservient to establishment rule.— May 2, 2008 2:43 a.m.
Chairman of San Diego GOP Co-Founded International Piracy Ring, Says Online News Website
Response to post #25: Wonder what impact Sanders' latest scampaign ads will have, interesting that they look like Kittlerants which have worked far too often in favor of U-T establishment corruption. Makes one wonder if the U-T publishes scamcampaign literature for their puppeticians, that is in addition to Ballot Recommendations/lists of corrupt San Diegans. I sure hope you are right about the decline and fall of the U-T, and hope they get taken over by The Reader before the next Ballot Recommendations/deranged Kittlerants are scheduled. Far too many living dead U-T readers consider the U-T to be marching orders from their god.— May 1, 2008 12:47 p.m.
SEC Lets Superrich Off and Chases Small Fish; Now, Lawsuit May Show How This Regulatory Mischief Works
Response to post #1: Right on JV, BUT we must never forget that Clinton's abominable behavior enabled Bush-Cheney to win in 2000 by handing the religious right their golden opportunity to be more hypocritical than ever before and get away with it. So Clinton is most certainly partly responsible for "Bushie has taken politics in the Executive branch to a whole new, and very disturbing, level." Sure wish Hillary could have given him a good reason to be in bed when the 3AM call came through that agents had Osama bin Laden in their bombsights. But then We The People/lemmings re-elected Bush-Cheney, which indeed "puts the nation at risk for self-disintegration." American Democracy has turned into worst-case scenario Trial and Error Government and the Errors have created a tsunami from hell.— May 1, 2008 12:08 p.m.
Chairman of San Diego GOP Co-Founded International Piracy Ring, Says Online News Website
Response to post #23: Ooops! I'll pay better attention. Two interesting coincidental articles this morning that give a clear definition of “insufficient evidence” = refusal to search for evidence as business as usual in our corrupt city-state: 1) State RE agency covered up the NTC “lottery” scam by McMillan/RE special interests, and 2) Dumanis/judical never-ending cover-up of Sunroad as business as usual for a DA and our judiciary who never bother to look for and demand complete searches for evidence when they are ordered to protect political corruption. The next election can’t come soon enough. Can you give us a list of Davies puppetjudges? The U-T gives us the lists we need of puppeticians in their Ballot Recommendations but we need a list of Davies' judges.— May 1, 2008 11:09 a.m.
San Diego experts try to predict inflation rate
Response to post #2: Great political cartoon by Breen this morning on that particular subject.— May 1, 2008 10:56 a.m.
San Diego experts try to predict inflation rate
Right on Professor Bauder, one of your best reality checks ever. Keep educating your readers up close and personal because our elected officials are worst-case scenario examples of our failed education system that has been destroyed by politicians who sell out everything they may have learned in school as soon they become politicians. We are drowning in tsunami of B.S. and the democrats running for election are proving daily that they are totally unprepared to deal with republican betrayals of Democracy and the Land of Opportunity. Considering the world that Bush-Cheney created so far in this new century, it’s a wonder that anyone wants to be the next president. And I don’t hear anyone yet in this war of personal attacks-counterattacks who appears to be capable of even beginning to deal with actual problems.— May 1, 2008 1:21 a.m.
Chairman of San Diego GOP Co-Founded International Piracy Ring, Says Online News Website
Response to post #21: "Relevant? Who knows?" Come on Professor Bauder, you've been teaching us how to interpret these systemic breakdowns of our body politic due to overwhelming cancer of corruption for decades now. Relevant indeed, the "Black Hats" just keep on winning, causing San Diego to continue to crash and burn politically, economically and socially.— May 1, 2008 1:02 a.m.
Chairman of San Diego GOP Co-Founded International Piracy Ring, Says Online News Website
Response to post #13: History proves that "Black Hats" will always be with us, it's up to We The People to vote to keep their sycophants from getting elected. And it's up to The Fourth Estate to expose them loud and clear over and over again with headlines on front pages/covers that no one can avoid seeing.— April 30, 2008 11:20 a.m.
Chairman of San Diego GOP Co-Founded International Piracy Ring, Says Online News Website
Don, it is most obvious that we must vote republican legislators out of office for betraying American Democracy and the American Middle Class. What is not so obvious is how to get typically brain-dead democratic legislators to make the right things happen even when they have a majority?— April 30, 2008 2:38 a.m.
U-T, North County Times Lose Circulation, but LA Times, Orange County Register Do Worse
Too bad about the L.A. Times, it has been the only daily California newspaper still worth reading and thinking about. This stat may be part of an economic indicator of newspaper subscribers who have hung in there but who are also cutting back to another level. But then Zell's buyout hasn't helped either. I don't know who is having the worst impact on the quality of news, Zell or Murdoch, but they are both trashing the entire industry. Considering current events, this election is the most meaningful in a very long time. If you can wake up your readers to vote out all republicans at last, then maybe there is hope.— April 29, 2008 2:37 a.m.