A speaker at Public Comments, who is an executive at the Senior Center on West 19th Street, told the Council that there is an increasing problem with homeless people near the Senior Center and Seniors are being scared off.
She reported that at the Center tonight there is a ball room dancing event going on but that when she left the Center to attend the City Council meeting there were only around nine seniors there when there are usually around 40.
She also said that this past Sunday, when a Church uses part of the facility for its services, some of the young kids who attended were approached by some homeless people who told the kids that the homeless people need food and they mentioned something to the kids about razor blades--in what seemed to be a threat of some kind.
Now why, dear reader, do you think there's a homeless problem in that area? Ah, how about because that's near where the homeless people get most of their freebies. There's a free soup kitchen right near the Senior Center and there are pathological altruists in various charities and churches nearby that are making that area a magnet for homeless people.
If we want to solve the problem, we have to stop the freebies in that area. Period.
Stop feeding pigeons and they'll go away. The same thing works with humans.
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BREAKING NEWS COSTA MESA (6:20 PM)--THE CITY COUNCIL HAS TURNED DOWN THE REQUEST FROM THE CMPOA TO HAVE THE CITIZENS OF COSTA MESA PAY FOR THEIR DEFENSE IN THE LAWSUIT FILED BY MAYOR RIGHEIMER AND MAYOR PRO TEM MENSINGER.
The vote of the Council was in closed session, so we don't know how the discussion went. All we know is what the City Attorney reported once the Council was out of closed session.
We were doing something else when the announcement was made, but we think we heard the City Attorney say that the vote was 4-0 (we'll update if we misheard this). We also don't know which Council member was missing from the vote.
[UPDATE: 7:27 PM--It was, indeed, a 4-0 vote against paying the CMPOA's legal bills, as we reported above, and from tangential comments made by Council members during the public meeting it appears that it was Mayor Righeimer who didn't vote and who had, in fact, recused himself. Also, Wendy Leece, also during the public meeting, essentially apologized to the CMPOA because she voted against their request and she indicated that the law was such that she was pretty much forced to vote against the CMPOA to keep the City from ending up with further problems as a result of the precedent set if the Council approved paying the CMPOA's legal bills.]
UPDATE: 2--The vote was apparently 3-0 with both Jim Righeimer and Steve Mensinger recusing themselves.
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JEWS IN NY BEING ATTACKED BY BLACKS IN KNOCKOUT GAME SO NOW THE MSM ARE FINALLY STARTING TO REPORT ON THESE ATTACKS
You didn't hear much about this (except in the CM PRESS) when it was mostly non-Jewish Whites being attacked by Blacks, but now that Jews are being attacked, the crimes are starting to make national news.
Unfortunately, the way most of these crimes are being reported may still lull people into dangerous situations. This is so, because, as you see in the above article, the talk of the attacks is limited to the knockout game and to Jews, instead of being talked about as more generalized attacks on people because of the color of their skin by Blacks and not just because they're Jews and not just as part of the knockout game.
This so called knockout game also goes by the name Polar Bear Hunting. Why? Because Polar Bears are White and it is Whites who are the targets.
So, here's the reality: The attackers are Black. The victims have non-Black skin.
The Jews being attacked in New York, remember, also have White skin. The fact that these most recent victims are Jews seems to be more a matter of where the attackers and the victims live in New York--Black neighborhoods close to Jewish neighborhoods--rather than the fact that the victims are Jews.
HERE'S another column, this one from WND, about the media starting to finally wake up to the attacks on Whites, and the writer of the WND column also notes that it took Jews being attacked by Blacks for the wall of silence to start to crack.
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Tonight, you'll get to see Wendy Leece emote, not that you haven't seen her do that a thousand times before, and you'll get to hear her waste time as she tries to be relevant and yammers on endlessly.
You'll also get to see a nervous looking Sandy Genis flitting about while not moving from her seat on the dais. Nothing new in this either. She always looks nervous. Four parts water and one part sugar. It's what you feed hummingbirds. What's that got to do with Genis? Are you kidding?
The big question tonight is what's going to happen with the request by the cop union to pay their legal bills. Get ready for some outrage if the citizens are told we must pay to defend the union against the lawsuit that they brought on themselves.
Then, there will be the usual parade of kooks heading to the podium to say the usual predictable things.
Ah, I ah, ah, have one, ah, ah, ah, thing, ah, to ah, say, ah, ah, ah, about, ah, that, and it, ah, is, ah, ah. Thank, ah, you.
Yawn.
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DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY STILL HASN'T FIRED BLACK SUPREMACIST WHO CALLED FOR THE MASS MURDER OF WHITES
Black privilege.
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The one-by-one genocide of Whites continues.
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HERE'S THE AGENDA FOR TONIGHT'S REGULARLY SCHEDULED CITY COUNCIL MEETING
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I guess a $12,000 mail piece buys you an apology. She is bought and paid for by the police. So sad.
ReplyDeleteAfter listening to the speakers who disagreed with the rule of trailing some of the public comments until the end of the meeting I found myself in agreement with them. Just let them speak was my thought. However, the Mayor then laid out his rationale for doing this and I did a 180. The Mayor is correct in that these public speakers, who really add nothing but the same old crap week after week but are fun to watch (Koken was generous in offering some of his groups tinfoil hats-did some quit the group and they had leftovers?)are NO MORE deserving to go to the head of the line than other residents who come to speak for or against something on the agenda. The Mayor is making a compromise, allowing public speakers, then taking care of the people's business, and then allowing more public speakers. These cm4rg people are no more important than the rest of us. I think they are concerned about TV camera time more than the business of the people. Nice touch by Cindy B for putting in multiple speaker request cards to up her odds of being in the first 10 chosen. Loser.
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