CM PRESS # 973

INTEREST FOR WHITE STUDENT UNION GROWS

Hey, Whites can't have such organizations.  Only Blacks, Browns and Yellows can have student unions for their people alone.
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AMERICA, INC.

Four years ago we hired a CEO to run the country who had never owned or run a business.  We should have known better, his resume showed no relevant experience.

This time, let's hire a CEO who has actually been a CEO and give him a four year contract like the other guy.

And, if the new guy doesn't work out, we can fire him in four years and  hire a different CEO.
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Vitaly beating up an earlier opponent.

VITALY KLITSCHKO MEETS MANUEL CHARR ON SATURDAY 

Vitaly is 41-years-old. Charr is 27.

Vitaly's coach says Vitaly may knock Charr out, and if it happens, it'll probably be in the second half of the bout.

Those who have watched both Vitaly and his younger brother Wladimir for years, will tell you that the coach is probably right about the timing if there is a knockout.

 The reason is that both Klitschko brothers--who hold most, if not all, of the heavyweight belts in the world--box like professional workmen. They don't do anything flashy. They just go into the ring and slowly pick apart their opponents, mostly with their long left jabs. 

Then, after their opponents have worn themselves out--around round 6 or so--the Klitschko's begin really hammering them with rights.

 Vitally usually keeps his left very low--around his waist--and his jabs sling up from that position. This may help him with Charr, who is a peek-a-boo fighter who covers his face with his gloves high up. That is, if Vitaly can get past Charr's elbows.

 If Vitaly can't get past Charr's elbows, then watch Vitaly quickly switch to left and right hooks to catch Charr on the side of his head.

 Unfortunately, the hooks will leave Vitaly open to right crosses. Charr is a counterpuncher and with his peek-a-boo style he has to get in close.  His punches are usually short and come right off his face.

 If Vitaly can't keep him outside, Charr may do some damage.

If I were in Charr's corner, I'd tell him to go in fast and heavy in the first round before Klitschko gets his motor going, but if Klitschko does get in gear fast, then jump on a bicycle and try to wear out  Klitschko's 41-year-old legs chasing you around the ring for the next several rounds.  Then, for the second half of the bout, fight your usual in close fight.

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Well, we think it was braying, not laughing.  What do you think?

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Harold Weitzberg

MORE ON WEITZBERG'S NASTY SOUNDING LETTER

Background: Kevin Dayton, a lobbyist who works in Sacramento, flew down to attend Costa Mesa's  February 13,  Special City Council meeting to speak about the benefits of being a charter city.

Because he had spent his own money and time to come to Costa Mesa to speak on an issue of great public interest, the City Council let Dayton go over the 3 minute limit for public comments so he could help inform the Council and the public about charter cities.

As Dayton spoke, a bunch of people, many of whom appeared to be union members or supporters, started stomping on the floor and yelling in order to stop Dayton from speaking or being heard.

In his letter that is now appearing in the Daily Pilot, City Council candidate  Harold Weitzberg tells readers that "I was one of them [citizens shouting]. And I will shout him down wherever he appears in Costa Mesa to spew his divisive rhetoric."

HERE'S Weitzberg's complete letter.  Be sure to read it and make up your own mind about Weitzberg  and whether or not you want him on the City Council.

HERE'S the video of the February 13, Special City Council meeting. The major disruption begins at about  1:23:58.

 [Note: The disruption was much louder in the Chambers.  The sound you're hearing on the video was recorded by the microphones in the front of the Chambers and those mics are designed to filter out room noise--but even so--you get an idea of how disruptive the union members and supporters were.  In earlier portions of the video, you can hear at least one speaker at the podium saying cough drops should be handed out to audience members.  The anti-free speech union members and their supporters were making very loud coughing sounds whenever a speaker supported the Council or the charter.]

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Feeling comfortable.

HOMELESS TASK FORCE DIDN'T SOLVE THE PROBLEM--IT JUST SPREAD IT AROUND

That's what the above linked Daily Pilot article tells you.

MILLARD'S AXIOM #1: All living organisms gravitate to where they are comfortable.

Application:  Homeless people as well as illegal aliens have gravitated to Costa Mesa because they feel comfortable here.

And, one of the first things one needs in order to feel comfortable is food.

In Costa Mesa, there are many non-profits and there are many pathological altruists who find meaning in their otherwise meaningless lives by feeding and helping the homeless and illegal aliens.

This just acts as a magnet to draw more to Costa Mesa as surely as when a pigeon lady starts feeding one pigeon, she soon has a whole flock that will keep growing to always eat all the food she can supply.

MILLARD'S SUBAXIOM # 1(a):  If you have a swamp full of alligators, drain the swamp.

Alligators feel comfortable in swamps.  Thus, they gravitate to swamps.  So long as the swamp remains,
alligators will gravitate to it no matter how many city officials you hire to rid the swamp of alligators.

The solution is to drain the swamp.  Then, the alligators will be uncomfortable and will leave all on their own accord.
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