Will the Justice Department send in the National Guard to let White people live there? Of course not. You know why.
One has to wonder how long weak seed White lefties will keep excusing Black race hate crimes against Whites and how long they'll keep believing that all these incidents--and, the CM PRESS just publishes a very, very small number of these hate crimes against Whites--are somehow rare and isolated.
In the race war against Whites that is happening right now, your skin is your uniform and your flag.
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| Tom Egan |
When last heard from, Egan was bragging about his shooting at crows in his backyard with a slingshot because he didn't like their noise. HERE
In his present column, Egan suggests that the improvements we are seeing in Costa Mesa are like throwing the baby out with the bathwater.
As usual, he's wrong. What we are seeing are improvements that will attract more upwardly mobile people to our city, which will improve our quality of life and eventually improve our schools and many other things in the city.
By the way, don't take Egan's advice on shooting at crows with a slingshot. In the first place, you're not supposed to shoot at them, and secondly a slingshot can be considered a dangerous weapon.
Egan was as wrong in shooting at the crows as he is in suggesting that we are somehow losing something good by improving Costa Mesa.
What the improvements are doing is pushing back the slums and the slum conditions that city council after city council let grow and fester in this city--and we have the shootings, the gangs and the murders to prove it.
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| Sandy Genis |
That is far different than saying that she didn't say 'WEITZBERG IS NOT A COSTA MESA NAME."
Here's what we read in the DAILY PILOT: "In an email to the Pilot on Thursday, Genis said that those words, reportedly stated during a Costa Mesans for Responsible Government, or CM4RG, meeting in July and then relayed to Venezia, "have been misconstrued to have a meaning I never intended."
So, what we have is the henpecking haters denying that Genis said that Weitzberg is not a Costa Mesa name, but we have Genis not denying it and only saying that she was misconstrued.
"Oh, what a tangled web we weave...when first we practice to deceive."
Can it be that Genis is afraid there is some audio of her saying what it is alleged she said and that it is lurking out here and that if she denies she said what it is claimed she said, someone will spring that audio on the city?
You may also have noted that some other haters are being uncharacteristically silent about this whole issue and yet these same creeps often comment on the most minor things. The mayor or mayor pro tem can hardly scratch their ears without these tiny brain, low testosterone wimps having nervous breakdowns and getting the vapors over it, yet now they're silent about this Genis/Weitzberg matter. Odd, isn't it?
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Don't listen to the Dodo birds among us, dear friends. They have no stake in the future of Costa Mesa or the planet. They are deadenders who are walking extinction. They are a tiny noise that will soon be forgotten as they serve the only purpose they have: to be fertilizer so other organisms full of the life force can come forth to fill the planet with their kind.
These Dodo birds are not to be found in the next generation or any future generations. They truly are the walking dead. Ignore them. They know nothing. They have no future.
Work to make Costa Mesa a better city for the living, not for the dead.
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ISRAEL: RABBI REFUSES TO MARRY BLACK JEWS
He doesn't think they are really Jews at all.
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ISIS REINVENTING ITSELF ON MARINE CORPS PRINCIPLES
You won't see the Marine Corps mentioned in the above linked article, but if you know anything about how the Marine Corps operates and why its fundamental principles make it so effective, you'll realize that what is being described in the article is the adoption of those fundamental principles.
ROBIN LEFFLER IS STILL TRYING TO DODGE THE ISSUE ABOUT WHY WEITZBERG WAS DUMPED BY HER LADIES GROUP
Robin Leffler · Top Commenter
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| Robin, stop trying to hide. We see you. |
Robin, some believe that Weitzberg got higher polling results than Jay Humphrey in your own poll. Yet, you and the other ladies (and the few sensitive men with your knitting group) dumped Weitzberg and this was after it was alleged that one of your members, Sandy Genis, said that Weitzberg is not a Costa Mesa name.
Now, some of your members and your supporters are saying that Genis didn't say what is alleged, but we've seen no such denial from Genis. All we've seen from her is a claim that she didn't mean what it sounded like.
And, Daily Pilot columnist Barbara Venezia has asked you to give her the actual polling results and also the actual questions used in the poll, but so far you have been ducking this.
Why, Robin? Why? Why? Why? Why was Weitzberg dumped? Why? And, are you calling your members who say Genis said what she said, liars? Huh? Are you? Are you? Huh? Prove she didn't say it Robin. Prove it. Prove it. Are those who say Genis said what they claim, liars, Robin? Huh? Huh? Are they just showing sour grapes, as you and your group seem to suggest, because you dumped Weitzberg in favor or has-been retread dinosaur Humphrey? Why did you pick Humphrey, Robin? Is Humphrey a Costa Mesa name? Huh? Huh?
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If the White teen who was beaten had been armed and had shot any of his attackers, you know that Obama and Holder and the Black power movement that they head (along with weak seed Oslo syndrome Whites) would be trying to hang the White guy.
Video (1:19 min.).
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Lest we forget and the haters have your ear...here's one of my columns that appeared in the Daily Pilot about why the mayor and mayor pro tem HAD to sue a police association.
Commentary: Mayor, faced with intimidation, had no choice but to sue
Joseph Heller once famously wrote, "Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they aren't after you."
That line could apply to the situation in Costa Mesa, where Mayor Jim Righeimer has filed suit against the Costa Mesa Police Officers Assn. and others.
If you don't understand why a lawsuit is necessary, put yourself in the shoes of the mayor.
Before Righeimer was even elected, a few police officers who work for the city but don't live here were out to get him, using the gravitas and respect that comes with their jobs to try to smear him. At the same time, they were trying to get some easily manipulated puppets elected to the City Council to keep buttering their bread in the form of more raises and increased benefits.
They knew that Righeimer wanted to start shifting city funds into fixing our long-neglected infrastructure — our roads, sidewalks and parks — instead of using most of it for ever-increasing raises and benefits for employees.
Then, after Righeimer was elected, smears notwithstanding, a private gumshoe who works for the law firm used by the police union — a guy who spent years as a cop and knows his way around, and, who, presumably, still has many friends in many police departments — tailed the mayor and called in a bogus report of driving under the influence. Of course, Righeimer passed the DUI test because he hadn't been drinking.
If you were Righeimer, wouldn't you be concerned about other attempts to intimidate you into voting certain ways on the City Council? Wouldn't you want to feel safe in your own home and not wonder every time you see strange people on your street if they have been sent to intimidate you and your wife and kids?
Wouldn't you want to simply do the job without worrying about what might happen if you vote on council matters in a way that some police officers might not like?
As the mayor, you'd be thinking of these fears as you prepared to vote.
Faced with that level of intimidation, would you roll over and give the rogue cops what they want? You know that would stop the attacks on you, and that's what many previous council members have done. They've just gone along to get along. They have smiled and rubber-stamped pay increases and benefit packages that have put the city in the position of having many millions in unfunded liabilities.
But maybe you were serious when you took your oath of office, and maybe you know that you have a fiduciary responsibility to the residents of Costa Mesa.
So what do you do to make sure there is no more intimidation? Call the police? You've got to be kidding. The only means you have is to file a lawsuit.
But if you're the mayor, you have respect for good police officers. Your brother is even a cop in a different state. So in the very first few sentences of your lawsuit, you do something unusual and clearly proclaim that you are not suing the rank-and-file cops, because you know that police departments are mostly made up of good cops with just a few bad ones.
That was a quick look at the genesis of Righeimer's lawsuit, which some people are trying to spin in ways to further harm the mayor and his reputation.
If police officers who work for Costa Mesa want to play politics, they should do so in the cities where they actually live, where they have their families and their hearts and where they can vote.
When city employees, including police officers, come in from far-flung homes and punch the time clock in Costa Mesa, they should be focused on doing the best and most professional job they can do for the great salaries and benefits that we pay them.
They should not be trying to influence votes on the council.
M. H. MILLARD lives in Costa Mesa
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| Two locals with self picked subconsciously apt nicknames for themselves: POT Stirrer and DUMB Biker |
Billy Folsom · Top Commenter · Owner/Photographer at Dumb Biker Visions
Thankfully Katrina is a shoe in and we can take our city back. Hopefully people will also put a mark next to Jay Humphrey's name and we can move on from the disaster we have had the last couple of years. We will just have to put up with the nonsense from the council majority supporters for another couple of months, it's pretty clear the citizenry have had enough.
Ah, Dumb Biker, the expression is "shoo in" not "shoe in." And, the rest of your comment is as stupid as your use of shoe.
And, Dumb Biker, if you don't like this comment, use the comment form below to address it.
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BODY VIDEO CAMERAS ON COPS AN IDEA THAT COSTA MESA SHOULD ADOPT
The above linked article about Anaheim considering requiring cops to have body video cameras on them may be behind the OC Register's paywall.
Had Costa Mesa cops been wearing state of the art body video cams when Costa Mesa Mayor Jim Righeimer, then a Planning Commissioner, politely approached some CMPD officers about a dangerously placed DUI checkpoint, we probably wouldn't have been treated to stories from some political cops about Righeimer being rude. Instead, we read for weeks in off the record remarks to the press by some (now hopefully former) CMPD officers and in comments from the usual haters in Costa Mesa how Righeimer was throwing his weight around with the cops.
Then, when the audio recordings of the event were finally released to the public we heard--with our own ears--that the mayor was the perfect gentleman, was not throwing his weight around, and was politely voicing his concern that the DUI checkpoint was dangerous and was backing traffic up on to the 405 ramp on Harbor Blvd.
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SOUTH CAROLINA NEW AFRICA YOUNG WHITE HUSBAND AND FATHER KILLED BY TWO BLACKS
His first mistake: Having Black neighbors. His second mistake: Not being armed.
He leaves behind a young child and a wife who is seven months pregnant.
Video (2:28 min.).
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I look forward daily to your satire on sweet Robin bird.
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