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Soviet Ebola ghosts haunt San Diego labs
What!! Can I do you win again. Pasty-faced mock.— October 18, 2014 6:04 a.m.
Soviet Ebola ghosts haunt San Diego labs
There's real suppression of news in San Diego. I wouldn't lower myself to speak with you. You're the problem. It's called "containment". Digby answers you mit for mat: We had people who, I’ll repeat it, the creed of Hamas: We value death more than you value life. What? That’s their creed. Okay, well, part of their creed would be to bring persons who have Ebola into our country. It would promote their creed. And all this could be avoided by sealing the border, thoroughly. C’mon, this is the 21st century. That's Congressman Joe Wilson. Dave Weigel has gathered quotes from a whole cavalcade of lunatics spouting similar nonsense: "What’s to stop a jihadist from going to Liberia, getting himself infected, and then flying to New York and riding the subway until he keels over? This is just the biological warfare version of a suicide bomb. Can you imagine the consequences if someone with Ebola vomited in a New York City subway car? A flight from Roberts International in Monrovia to JFK in New York is less than $2,000, meaning that the planning and infrastructure needed for such an attack is relatively trivial. This scenario may be highly unlikely. But so were the September 11 attacks and the Richard Reid attempted shoe bombing, both of which resulted in the creation of a permanent security apparatus around airports." That's the National Review. Ok, I have to tune out for the rest of the day...— October 18, 2014 6:02 a.m.
Veteran sues County, Coronado after children were wrongfully taken because of medical marijuana use
I was not evicted. As was intended, I went flying out of my residence into a police car. The Sergeant GOMEZ of SDPD saw to it, bringing a "mental health" goon to rubber-stamp this robbery. And my landlady threatened to "tell the police how you treat your son"' I smoke marijuana. I was arrested on a pretext, a phony with no allegation of crime, no charges. I was robbed with the help of police, of whom you can be so proud. Do you suppose a man with money in his account hasn't got a dollar in his room, a paid-up room? And, after breaking the lock and changing it, this is standard here? I will check directly. No, the San Diego of sailor-boarding houses is not gone. Renters are still subject to the practice of shanghaiing. You have illegal garage conversions, which is not a topic that the Code Enforcement Department is supposed to waive. In other words, I am encountering now exactly similar conditions as the man in this article. I can attest as to rampant corruption in basically every functional office in this city. Thanks, CIA, and your Blue brothers. How about you stop abusing our city?— August 14, 2013 3:51 p.m.
National Obama bundler hatching Fletcher for mayor draft
bec I'm normal? No, nothings is what you are. I prescribe what should occur, judges agree -- I wheel and deal. Grab a piece of something that you feel is going to last. Nothing by definition can be Rembrandt for several centuries. Switch-pressurizing now. Depressurize, read that you and your kids are animals./ and are...divided (homework).— July 19, 2013 4:59 a.m.
National Obama bundler hatching Fletcher for mayor draft
Hi, Matt. I've been locked out from my premises, completely unjustly, of course, since the Bill of Rights. I have no property since I aced my 5250 psych hold exam at UXSD... leaving it there. Now I had been to see Filner in March expressly because I had been communicating with you -- that's right, folks, I'm looney-tunes, not on psych meds, and being very dirty, do not mind a whole lot should any of you chokes on food --there are alert -- or get shot picking up marijuana -- shooters, snorters, of Z-40's dwindling speed...is there a need for a new run? Where was I? You came off (the "suggest you REMOVE Steve again". That's what we got the tip jar Well, over there) we are hippies. We got San Onofre closed. I'm a scientist, Gizmo. I want a permanent dictator, not a new mayor in the middle of the cycle. Don't forget being sane on the SONGS question is a $450- million proposition. Yes, I told Filner that Mitch Beauchamp was likely a gay hanger-on at TJ orphanges, where he cross-border sex-tourismed his way AS NATIONAL CITY"S TREASURER so Donna Frye and I remain (don't let me see you), and Bob Filner has the crime of career-terminal horniness? I doubt it. More like San Diego is bought and paid for by alums from USC, in Los Angeles. I do not mind, and I hate gangs, and I am not afraid of gangs. The housing in this city is due for a whole revamp, with whole dirt poor people living next to rich ones, but not scum like you and your NSA programs. Somebody should have left me my mayor. Now I am channelling a lot of hatred, and I am a blues angry for guitar Ned in Church Pews, City Heights, 'cause I'm moral.— July 19, 2013 4:26 a.m.
FBI raid draws spotlight to San Diego donors and legislators
You backed up your Lara allegation with stone evidence showing a San Diego mix of confusions as the Indian whereabouts of one Latino caucus. I sever all connections to Rome! Good investigation! I have the mad skills, too. Let's see. Planet Earth, Industry fits on it just so. All we need is the right transporter into the stadium.— June 5, 2013 2:24 p.m.
FBI raid draws spotlight to San Diego donors and legislators
It'll take more than that to kill me, Mad Potter.— June 5, 2013 1:50 p.m.
Cousins, trash, and influence
Thanks, Matt. You are the bomb. Thanks for the picture of the orchestrator. Please consider asking the question of the guy who is the Italian-American League director in Little Italy: Are you in the mafia? Their banners down there celebrate Basilone, but that was 1945. Thank you for mentioning 1952. I was born then, and 1970, graduated high school. Directing you to 1961, in between, all it is was a wreck off Palos Verdes called The Dominator. A wreck in the sand might stay there 1,000 years. You can put that in. Oh, right (scrolling up), I laughed when reading the late William D. Evans dies of a heart attack on Easter, we just having finished one. Has a buffet at the Hilton, so, the eating, etc. Black's Beach was awesome. I was like a blue sail marlin. I was there for you, peace, graduating UCSD in 1984. Okay, Easter, located, right. Notice how greedy given a holy DAY, now it's a weekend. Look how much worse I CURSE GOD and KILL GOD and THE BLOOD OF GOD is to our, "I swear to God". That's weak. Sacrebleu.— April 1, 2013 3:07 p.m.
Wife of port scandal figure gives big to Bruce Williams cause
Shenandoah. I probably don't like either one, or any other place names, because Matt Potter has plastered descriptions on "Suncoast", and "Sudberry", things you go, "That is the arted". Arts were used in the production, to sell you whom in his own way is ultimately misled. Welcome from a few different faces. We have on to has sticky traces.— March 19, 2013 1:43 p.m.
Wife of port scandal figure gives big to Bruce Williams cause
I set about to prove what can only fall on deaf ears: That 70,000 killed over the border is genocide. I know who is in charge of the state with Acapulco in it, which had 32 murders just outside of town in the past twelve days. He was elected, but he left to run another state somewhere else in Mexico such that in the interim it is in the circle; it's all good. Well, obviously it is the entire country of Mexico which is corrupt,yea, because Acapulco connects to it all. To a fault I don't need to see where everybody was. Steve Billinghurst is afraid of no man. I'm not afraid to tell the truth, and Tony Young is of that ilk as the Mexican official, as shown here by any kind of leaving for greener pastures. You have to start with honest men who do not need to do anything to hide anything. You can't say anything about cannibals, i. You have never been hungry, ii. You eat people other than you: More Mexicans died at the hands of others in Mexico than Americans caused Americans to die in Vietnam. Every 13-year-old and younger is experienced at living in our form of Austria, at war(s), with humans reduced to ashes in his name. I puke on Shenandoa. Sailors are used to getting flogged, they won't stand up to the push. "I want some coke," said Meryl, "a-cola", she emphasized.— March 19, 2013 1:11 p.m.