Wednesday, October 10, 2012

CM PRESS # 6



THIS IS HAROLD WEITZBERG

Weitzberg
 is one of the CMFROGS.

Weitzberg wants a seat on the City Council.

Weitzberg brags that he shouted down a speaker who was trying to tell the City Council something.

Weitzberg apparently doesn't like free speech that he doesn't like and feels he has the right to shout down citizens who are at the podium addressing the City Council.

If you think Weitzberg's actions are un-American, don't vote for him.
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THIS IS KARIN AHLF

Ahlf supports the CMFROGS.

Ahlf spends a lot of time acting as part of a lefty rapid response team in the comments sections below articles in the Daily Pilot.

Ahlf doesn't seem to know much about government.

In her latest attempt to spin something, Ahlf tries to tell readers that  Weitzberg shouted down a speaker at the podium because that speaker wasn't going by the rules in that he had extra time to speak and that he also yelled at the audience. [You can find Ahlf's stupid comment below this article in the DP HERE].

Here's what  Ahlf doesn't understand about how our local democracy works:

Speakers go to the podium to address the City Council--not the audience.

If the Mayor or City Council want to hear more from a speaker, they have the right to extend the speaker's time or agree in advance to give the speaker extra time.  That's what they did with the speaker that Weitzberg shouted down.

Also, what viewers at home did not hear--because the microphones at the podiums muffle out room noise--was that people in the rear of the chambers were making loud noises to distract and silence the speaker even before that noise reached a level that it could be heard by viewers at home.

These loud room sounds can easily be heard by the speaker, but are not usually picked up by the microphones going to the television feed until they reach a certain level, and even then, they are muffled. It was after enduring loud disruptive noises from the audience that the speaker turned to the audience and called them "fascists."
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THIS IS GEOFF WEST

West supports the CMFROGS.

West often seems to be on the verge of a Chicken Little nervous breakdown as he whines that  the city is being "destroyed" by even the slightest thing the good Councilmembers do to try to right size government or improve the city.

West has no children, yet he sometimes lectures others who do have children about what is right for the schools.

West is another one of the lefty rapid response team and he seems to spend a lot of time making negative comments about others.

We've never heard this guy come up with any positive suggestions to improve Costa Mesa.

He simply waits until doers take action, and then he whines about whatever it is that they are doing.  This is the typical way that non-doers act throughout their lives.  They never do anything.  They never create anything. They just lash out at doers and people who are full of life, vigor and generative power as though it is life itself, and their own effete life in particular, that they really hate.
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 THIS IS JOHN STEPHENS

Stephens is one of the CMFROGS.

Stephens
is an attorney with offices in Newport Beach.

Stephens always seems to preface his remarks by telling anyone who will listen that he's a attorney.









In fact, in the above screen capture photo of  Stephens,  he is actually telling the City Council that he's an attorney. We kid you not.

Before a few months ago, few Improvement activists had ever heard of Stephens. Then, it seems that Stephens fell out of bed one day, walked to the mirror and said something like: I'm John Stephens, an attorney with offices in Newport Beach, and I think it would be fun to run for the City Council, and it'll be a swell resume enhancement, as well.
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