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Why You Don't Get Accurate Information on San Diego from U-T Editorial Page
What will it take for San Diego's most gullible to realize that the U-T publishes lists of their puppeticians as "Ballot Recommendations"? And that anyone who is a Davies controlled judge is a machine puppet. One would think that now that Sanders vocabulary emphasizes his role model Cheney's favorite "F" word, that some of the U-T's living dead followers would begin to wake up. The U-T/Davies machine has found a way to overthrow Democracy and the Rule of Law in San Diego.— April 27, 2008 9:17 a.m.
Ad Hoc Committee Says Auditor Should Be Independent; Says City's Financial Processes Ill-Defined
Don, you keep proving that the cancer of San Diego government just continues to metastasize and destroy San Diego as long as Davies/U-T machine keeps producing corrupt politicians and judges.— April 27, 2008 2:17 a.m.
Sanders's Flack Bombarded Friendly Media with Anti-Aguirre Hit Pieces
Response to post #30: San Diego’s court system is a case study of the failure of justice that former Justice Supreme Court O’Connor warned America about. San Diego governments prove once again what history has taught us far too many times, that democracy can be overthrown, and firestorms are just the beginning of our era of nightmare government as long as we continue to elect Bloodsucker puppeticians. Either we overthrow the Davies/U-T machine with this election or San Diego becomes the newest third world city. Thank you Don and The Reader for exposing our political cancer, it’s up to your readers now to make the right things happen for their own future.— April 27, 2008 2:12 a.m.
Sanders's Flack Bombarded Friendly Media with Anti-Aguirre Hit Pieces
Response to post #26: Well then, I guess the best option left is for a READER SPECIAL ELECTION ISSUE with cover story focused on the imperative for your constituency to elect Francis and re-elect Aguirre so they can protect what's left of San Diego quality of life from U-T/Davies Bloodsuckers, their puppeticians and corrupt judges that you have exposed with your investigative reporting.— April 26, 2008 1:12 p.m.
Sanders's Flack Bombarded Friendly Media with Anti-Aguirre Hit Pieces
Response to post #24: Dumanis and Murphy are the Bonnie and Clyde of San Diego Nightmare Couple from Hell produced by the Bloodsucker club. Especially significant because both are former judges and role models for lawlessness just like in the Old West. The Reader should sponsor a Bloodsucker Hall of Fame in Balboa Park to make money for the taxpayers to pay back some of the financial crises that Golding, Murphy, Sanders, Dumanis et al. have caused. You can put statues of Cunningham, Murphy and Dumanis out front on leashes held by Davies and his U-T establishment bloodsucker henchmen. The politicians can be covered in “Brash Cash” and the street in front of the museum should have potholes filled with sewage as symbols of San Diego political corruption. Inside the museum you can install Natural History Museum “Pompeii” type exhibits featuring 2003 and 2007 firestorms, including body casts representing San Diego citizens as a memorial to those who lost their lives due to Bloodsucker corruption for which no one has yet to take responsibility because of U-T/Davies court granted impunity.— April 26, 2008 12:01 p.m.
Sanders's Flack Bombarded Friendly Media with Anti-Aguirre Hit Pieces
Response to post #22: Picky, it'll sure stand out and everyone will know it's produced by The Reader every time we see it. But you can still put it on a Special Issue Cover instead. Returning to the subject of Anti-Aguirre, and Dumanis, it appears that former judge Dumanis has no clothes. Her own criminal acts prove Justice O’Connor’s grave warning about the overthrow of the Rule of Law by judges across America is worse than we could have imagined. Dumanis is a worst-case scenario of the failure of American justice, overthrown by wild west vigilante justice once again. Dumanis has now become a Cunningham class political example of judges and politicians who create their own law for political purposes to satisfy their bloodsucker lusts for power and wealth. She has now been caught declaring herself to be above the law, and her motto is most obviously: To hell with Honor, Integrity and the Rule of Law. Dumanis’s criminal acts are so outrageously anti-American Democracy that it brings the entire San Diego judiciary under suspicion once again since the Greer court and former judge/mayor Murphy acts of outrageous corruption were exposed. Score one more for the Davies/U-T Bloodsucker Machine, where politics overthrow the Rule of Law, regardless of consequences that are destroying “America’s Finest City”.— April 26, 2008 1:25 a.m.
Sanders's Flack Bombarded Friendly Media with Anti-Aguirre Hit Pieces
Response to post #20: How about The Reader including a bumper sticker like: ELECT OBAMA ELECT FRANCIS RE-ELECT AGUIRRE OR WE'RE SCREWED! AND READ THE SAN DIEGO READER FOR CONTINUOUS UPDATES ON BLOODSUCKERS— April 25, 2008 12:43 p.m.
San Diego redevelopers want Seventh and Market
Response to post #6: If might help for The Reader to stick their neck out with covers that say loud and clear: ELECT FRANCIS RE-ELECT AGUIRRE OR WE'RE SCREWED!— April 25, 2008 1:38 a.m.
Sanders's Flack Bombarded Friendly Media with Anti-Aguirre Hit Pieces
Response to post #16: This dialogue is proving once again that Democracy really isn’t working out at the local level and at the national level. We really don’t seem to elect true leaders anymore, our education system is too bogged screwed up by politics to function anymore, and no one wants to cooperate enough to actually make the right things happen anymore. So as the cover of the latest issue of Mother Jones magazine indicates, the ultimate consequence we are facing is: “We’re Screwed”.— April 25, 2008 1:34 a.m.
San Diego redevelopers want Seventh and Market
Response to post #2: Re "Some people are calling it a classic bait and switch. Yes, you can bet it will be approved by the committee today." CCDC REComm is really just another San Diego Bloodsucker subcommittee, another consequence enabled by our corrupt judiciary. I still remember one of Frye's best characterizations of San Diego politics as reported in a National Geographic feature article honoring her efforts to save San Diego, loosely interpreted as: San Diego - City where politicians and the U-T establishment produce more sewage than the entire population.— April 24, 2008 5:03 a.m.