CHICAGO, USA NEW AFRICA--BLACK VIOLENT CRIME HAS FORCED THE CITY TO HIRE HUNDREDS OF SECURITY GUARDS TO WALK CHILDREN TO AND FROM SCHOOL
Is this your America?
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VIDEO OF FOUR OLDER BLACK CHILDREN BEATING AND TAUNTING A 3-YEAR-OLD WHITE GIRL
They start young in hating and attacking Whites.
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I GET CALLED "HUMAN DEBRIS" BY THIS LAUGHABLE CHARACTER ON YOUR LEFT OVER MY COLUMN IN THE DAILY PILOT ABOUT RIGHEIMER FILING A LAW SUIT
Yes, dear friends, this picture of Geoff West who, in what must be some sort of Freudian slip, calls himself The Pot Stirrer, is not photo shopped. (Oh, let's just call him Potty.)
You'll note that Potty didn't address any of the substance of my column, but just made personal attacks.
That's the way it is with this guy. He writes some silly little blog that is read by the tiny herd of Righeimer haters and then he spews bile.
This guy seemingly doesn't like what I write, but he just about camps out on my blog to get the latest. One of this guy's major complaints is that I often report on Black on White crime and on White civil rights. Tough. Hey, Potty, if you don't like what I write, don't read it.
Since he mentioned some of my writing, here are three of my books that you can order from Amazon.com.
Another early commenter on my column is former city mechanic Billy Folsom who claims that he was followed around while he worked for the city.
So, because of that claim about being followed around, if I understand Folsom correctly, it's apparently okay if the mayor is followed around to the point where the mayor feels intimidated.
What Folsom fails to realize, apparently, is that he (Folsom) was never elected to the city council and never had to vote on important matters that involve millions of dollars. When the council cuts the money pie, some get what they want and some don't. So, those who want some of that pie want it cut in their favor.
It's perfectly okay to try to make a case as to why the council should spend money this way, instead of some other way, but there are lines that shouldn't be crossed. No city council member should have even a moment of fear about what might happen to him or her if they vote this way instead of a different way. Each one should vote his or her conscience.
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FLORIDA, USA NEW AFRICA--MEDIA CENSORING RACE OF VICTIMS OF BLACK SHOOTER
The reason? All but one were White. The other one is Hispanic.
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COSTA MESA: WHAT'S GOING ON WITH THE TWO EMPLOYEES WHO WERE PUT ON LEAVE?
Back at the start of August, Costa Mesa's Public Affairs Manager Dan Joyce and Special Events Coordinator Christine Cordon were suddenly put on paid leave. Since then, the city hasn't revealed much about what is going on.
If they did something wrong, the public should be told. And, the public should also be told what it is that they did wrong.
If they did nothing wrong, then they should be put back to work. And, if, in fact, they did nothing wrong, then the public should be told who authorized putting them on paid leave and for what reason. Remember, City CEO Tom Hatch was on vacation during that time, so who authorized putting them on paid leave?
And, one has to wonder if politics was involved in this.
BREAKING NEWS UPDATE (4:00 PM, 8/26): We just got this in depth answer from the city: "They are still on paid leave."
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AMERICAN THINKER ARTICLE 'FACES OF EVIL' ABOUT ALL THE HATE CRIME MURDERS OF WHITES BY BLACKS
Waking up yet, Whitey?
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POUGHKEEPSIE, USA NEW AFRICA--BLACK ARRESTED IN THE BEATING DEATH OF A 99-YEAR-OLD WHITE WOMAN
She apparently had lived for years in a neighborhood that was suddenly becoming more "diverse."
We checked another source on this story and came up with
THIS, in which the lib editor apparently doesn't want his readers to comment on the obvious racial nature of this murder and so many others in New Africa:
tadamis Mod
NOTE to ibright:
We encourage a broad range of comment here. But we see no reason to have to put up with your racism. Yes, the First Amendment give you the right to spew. But not here. Go elsewhere.
Tony Adamis
Managing Editor
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SPOKANE, USA NEW AFRICA--COPS ARREST SECOND BLACK PUKE IN KILLING OF
88-YEAR-OLD WHITE WWII VET
MSM, as usual, trying to hide the hate crime nature of the murder of Shorty. Killers are Black, the victim a harmless old White guy. Hate crime? Nah, the MSM and the elites can't figure out a motive.
Here's the motive: The victim was White. His killers are Black.
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RETIREE WHO LIVES IN IDAHO JUST CAN'T STOP TRYING TO WIELD INFLUENCE IN COSTA MESA
Allen Huggins used to be a cop in Costa Mesa.
Then, he retired young and moved to Idaho where he is now apparently living off the fat of the land, and that $13,000 sent to him each and every month by the citizens of Costa Mesa and which we will keep sending him for the rest of his life.
But, living more than a thousand miles away hasn't kept Huggins from trying to influence things in Costa Mesa, and he's made a couple of comments in the DAILY PILOT following Colin McCarthy's article [
HERE].
The latest comment from Huggins came in last night and if you'll scroll down in the comments below McCarthy's column, you'll stumble on it. As of this writing, it's right above two comments from the attaboy chorus.
In his comment, Huggins talks about how he "served" Costa Mesa. Now, folks, we know that using the word served is common practice, but the word has some subconscious elements to it that need to be expunged, so indulge a little poetic license on our part as we substitute some different imagery.
First, when does one who serves and who is thus, by implication, a servant, get paid much more and get a larger retirement than his or her masters, and since when does the servant get to live in the castle in a far away shire while his masters live in shacks? To be accurate: Huggins didn't
serve the people of Costa Mesa. He
worked for us. Yes, "worked" is a better and more honest term than "served."
Second, the word serve has a slight tinge of the concept of doing someone a favor. The reality is that no city employees, including cops, are doing us favors for doing the jobs that they are hired to do as professionals. It is their duty to do those jobs and that's why we pay them.
Huggins then goes on about how the sweetheart contracts (he didn't call them that, of course), from which he personally benefits, and that have put a huge mountain of debt on Costa Mesa citizens, were the products of negotiations between the unions and past city councils. Here's another word that often deceives: "negotiations." The implication is that so long as something is negotiated, it's good. This is not always true, but you'll often hear some people saying nonsense such as "Well, we didn't get everything we wanted and they didn't get everything they wanted, but we met in the middle, so this is a good deal." Of course, that's just BS.
Furthermore, Huggins, in bringing up negotiations with past city councils has inadvertently put his finger on the problem.
More than a few citizens believe that some past city councils simply rolled over and gave away the store. And, that's what the good members of the present city council are trying to correct.
And, given events in the city over the past few years, in which the cop unions have actively tried to elect puppets to the city council, many citizens are wondering if the cop unions simply intimidated some past city council members into compliance or whether the union was able to own past councils by electing puppet majorities.
Huggins also talks about how past negotiators pegged their pay and benefits levels to comparisons with cities such as Newport Beach and Huntington Beach. Well, how about using the median incomes in Costa Mesa as your peg? Why not tie what cops make to what the people they work for make?
At any rate, be sure to read Huggins' full comments and see what you think.
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