CM PRESS # 800

CHECK THE LHC RING
A few days ago, section 34 was red (at room temperature). Now, it's dark blue, indicating that it's starting to be cooled down. LINK

When all sections are shown as light blue, the LHC will be close to absolute zero and ready for beam insertions.
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FOLEY AND MONAHAN'S FREE MONEY (NO SUCH THING)

There is an attitude coming from Councilmembers Foley and Monahan (more from Foley, though) that money the City gets from the feds is free and that we should grab every cent possible.

Actually, it's not free. In the first place, it's our tax money and in the second place, it always comes back to us with strings attached that are not always in the best interests of the stable citizens of Costa Mesa.

Take the specific example of the "charity" money that the City applied for from HUD that was discussed at last night's meeting and which was put over to the Council's September 15, meeting.
This money that is supposed to help the homeless, will probably mostly go to help pay the rent of people who aren't in the country legally. So, it rewards law breakers and keeps the welcome mat out for them in this city. You see, HUD won't allow us to ask if people getting the money are here legally or not.

At last night's meeting, the CM PRESS told the Council that if we were on the Council we wouldn't vote to take this money. We pointed out that the report given to the Council by staff didn't tell the Council how our surrounding cities (especially our sister city Newport Beach) are handling this matter. Our guess is that Newport Beach sees the strings and doesn't want the money. We'll also guess that Santa Ana probably does want the money.

The question then becomes: Do the citizens of Costa Mesa want Costa Mesa to be more like Newport Beach or Santa Ana?

Newport Beach has almost no violent crime, and is considered one of the best places in the nation to live.

Santa Ana has almost daily reports of violent crimes and is considered one of the worst places in the nation to live.

Costa Mesa is right in the middle between those two cities. Do we want more of a Newport Beach influence or more of a Santa Ana influence?


Traditionally, Costa Mesa and Newport Beach have been closer than Costa Mesa and Santa Ana. Look no further than to the facts that Costa Mesa and Newport Beach share the same school district or that Costa Mesa shares some of those Pacific Ocean views with Newport Beach and has a surf industry and ambiance.

We at the CM PRESS vote for more of a Newport Beach influence. Thank you very much, and keep your free money with its strings in D.C.
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WHITES UNDER ATTACK WORLDWIDE
Oslo police investigated 41 rapes in that city over the past three years. Every single one of the rapists was a non-western immigrant to Norway.LINK

Similar reports are coming out of England, France, Germany, Italy and other European nations with large immigrant populations from the Third World.
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SHHHH. DUCATI OF NEWPORT BEACH IS REALLY IN COSTA MESA

Shhhh. Don't tell anyone that the high-end motorcycle dealership is in Shanty Town with a growing Skid Row on the Westside. LINK

Folks, there are people who want Costa Mesa to not only remain down-scale but to go even lower.

Many businesses in Costa Mesa don't want to say they're in Costa Mesa. It's bad for business. This Ducati dealership is just the latest example.

The attitude of some lefties seems to be that whatever isn't wanted in other cities is fine to put in Costa Mesa. We see that with all the massage parlors and with all the non-profits in this city.

It also seems that we have people working out of City Hall who just keep applying for federal grants that sound nice and compassionate, but which really just pay to keep people in the city who aren't even in the country legally. These grants act as magnets.

Did you feel pride in Costa Mesa when you read in the almost daily Daily Pilot the other day about people from Corona del Mar coming to Costa Mesa to hand out free back packs to the poor people of Costa Mesa?

How about the report about Councilmember Katrina Foley serving free pancakes to our growing homeless population. Did that make you feel good about Costa Mesa?

Were you surprised that Newport Beach is now sending us a bill because OUR homeless people are defecating on Newport Beach property?

We didn't feel pride. We were embarrassed that we're living in a City that is seen to be Third World and a place where people from our sister city of Newport Beach come to do their charity work as though they're travelling to some poor village in Mexico.
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Those are our opinions. Thanks for reading them.