CM PRESS # 722

LIKE THE TASTE OF BOOZE?  DON'T LIKE THE TASTE OF BOOZE?

It's in your genes.

"[T]he idea that one little biological factor [a minor change to the genetic code] could seemingly have such a large role is pretty stunning," said one of the researchers.

Actually, no, it is not stunning.  Very minor changes at the gene end of things can have very major effects as expressed in the complete organism.  It is this way with all organisms including humans.  

Genes are us.
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VIRGINIA NEW AFRICA--ARREST WARRANT ISSUED FOR BLACK IN THE ABDUCTION OF STILL MISSING 18-YEAR-OLD WHITE COLLEGE STUDENT

Photos of the Black and the missing White girl.

Notice that we had to get all this information from a British newspaper.  American papers continue to try to hide all the violent attacks by Blacks on Whites.

Don't you or your loved ones become the next victims of violent White hating Blacks.  Know the odds and stay in safe White areas.  YOU are personally responsible for your own safety.  Don't take this responsibility lightly.  We want you to live and to have many White children.
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THE BUZZ:

We just heard from a reliable source that some homeless people who lived in another city were told to come to Costa Mesa because we treat our homeless people so well.

Geez! Thanks for nothing Costa Mesa screwball pathological altruists--you're creating a magnet effect.

Oh, and Tony Capitelli, how about we start sending homeless people over to live in your neighborhood?  Contact me Tony and I'll print up some fliers with your name and address and I'll then distribute them to the homeless people so you can share your compassion right where you live and so you won't have to burn up any of that nasty fossil fuel to drive to other people's neighborhoods to be a saint. And, Tony, because I'm a kind and compassionate person, I'll do the above for free, just out of the goodness of my heart.  Let me know, Tony.  I'm ready to help you.
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ISRAEL:  HIGHEST COURT RULES AGAINST SENDING BLACKS BACK TO AFRICA

But the interior minister says he'll move to have laws passed that will keep the courts from interfering with the mass deportations and related matters.  His argument is that if non-Jewish immigrants are allowed to flood into Israel, the nation will no longer be Jewish.  Of course, he's right.

HERE AGAIN is the AntiRacist Hitler cartoon that is right on point about what immigration can do to Israel--and  White  nations (Video 10:01 min.).

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HIPSTERS START FLOCKING TO 19 WEST

Well, there you go.  Yesterday, we wrote about how the changes being implemented by the Righeimer Council (that follow the letter and spirit of the Westside Plans) are really starting to take hold now.

Then, when we took a look at the OC REGISTER this morning there was a nice article about SOCIAL COSTA MESA, a hip new restaurant, that is opening where the London Pub used to be, right near the mouth of 19th Street and Harbor Blvd. and right across from the 19 West sign that the CM PRESS spent months goading the city council into erecting.

For years, the CM PRESS has said that 19 West has the potential to become our version of a hip street similar to 2nd Street in Belmont Shore, and it looks as though this is finally happening.

But, that area of Costa Mesa which includes The Triangle, Mother's Market, the new housing, and extending west along 19th Street to Placentia and then up and down Placentia and extending down to E. 17th Street with Trader Joe's and the new housing across the street from it, has an even greater potential than Belmont Shore.

What you are now seeing starting to bloom in that area around The Triangle is an essential part of the vision of the Improvers that we began planning in the late '90's. And, if anyone doubts what I'm now writing, go back and look at what we were writing and saying back then and you'll see that we laid out what you are now seeing being implemented.

When the Improvers started their work, we knew we had to think long term and we knew that we had to put many pieces in place to change the downscale culture that was then existing in Costa Mesa.  We knew that we had to get the right people on the city council and on the two commissions.  We knew we had to assemble puzzle pieces that most people wouldn't even see as part of the overall plan, and we knew that we had to keep pushing our vision.

But, and we'll be saying this a lot in this election season.  The job isn't done.  We don't endorse political candidates and we don't give them money, but we're here to tell you that if you want to see Costa Mesa continue to improve and your home increase in value and crime go down and eventually the Westside to become the Bestside--which will benefit all of Costa Mesa--then Mayor Righeimer is the guy you want to vote for.

Don't listen to the neurotic henpecking crackpots who think the mayor should be their therapist or their mommy or their hairdresser who will listen to their emotional baggage.  That's not his job.

Or, as Dr. McCoy might say: "Dammit, I'm the mayor, not your therapist or your mommy or your hairdresser."
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