DAILY PILOT NONSENSE (No, we didn't buy the paper. Yes, we did cancel our subscription)
The Daily Pilot says in an editorial today that Mayor Mansoor "should have been forthright about his ties to the Minuteman Project."
Actually, it sounds to us as though Mansoor was pretty forthright. He said he was an honorary member. What more should he have said?
Speaking of forthrightness, or lack thereof, Pilot publisher Thomas H. Johnson should be more forthright about why the Pilot is so illegal alien friendly.
According to Wikipedia, Johnson is a founder of the Latino Business Council. He also doesn't live in illegal alien infested Costa Mesa but prefers the more pristine surroundings of Newport Beach.
Hey, Johnson, the CM PRESS stands ready to help you open a job center in your Newport Beach neighborhood where you can go and sit and then write a story about how it's a great plus for Newport Beach.
Let us know when you're ready so we can begin talking to your neighbors about the project. Maybe we can name it the Thomas H. Johnson Job Center so all your Newport neighbors will always remember your community service.
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GANGS IN KATRINA FOLEY'S MESA DEL MAR NEIGHBORHOOD
The CMPD received a report of gang activity in the 1000 block of Mission Drive at around 10:20 p.m. Friday.
That's in the Mission-Mendoza slum in Mesa Del Mar and is across the street from the long boarded up neighborhood shopping center in that neighborhood.
It's also where Katrina Foley and her do-good pals recently planted flowers and where the city recently spent a lot of money paving an alley and repaving a street.
So, with all the do-goodism coming from the libs, why are there still gangs there?
You might as well ask why there are still alligators in a swamp after you've planted flowers around the place. The answer is because you haven't removed the swamp which is where alligators feel comfortable.
TEAR DOWN THE SLUMS AND THE GANGS WILL MOVE ALL BY THEMSELVES. LEAVE THE SLUMS AND THE GANGS ARE JUST GOING TO INCREASE. Fixing the slums just makes the gang habitat more comfortable for the gangs.
Is this brain surgery? Good grief!
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WE'RE WORKING ON A STORY ABOUT THE CITY OF COSTA MESA TRYING TO STIFF A TIPSTER WHO TURNED IN SOMEONE PUTTING GRAFFITI ON CITY PROPERTY. Stay tuned.
It appears, if we understand this correctly, that the cops are saying that because the tipster wanted to remain anonymous he can't collect a reward.
Huh?
That's pretty funny coming from cops who refuse to live in Costa Mesa because they're afraid that people they arrest might harm them or their families if the bad guys know where the cops live.
Cops want to be anonymous, but tipsters, who actually live in Costa Mesa and who try to turn in criminals, can't be anonymous?
The tipster says that he did everything required as set forth in the Municipal Codes about graffiti and collecting a reward.
Come on City Council, do you or do you not want citizens to turn in those destroying property and causing blight in our neighborhoods with graffiti? Isn't that why you came up with some special municipal codes and why you offer rewards?
Maybe the City Council should look into how the CMPD is handling these matters.
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NOT ALL COPS ARE GOOD COPS
We'd all like to think that every cop is a good cop and that all are trustworthy, but the truth is that some cops are not good. Some have personal, social and political agendas. Some misuse personal information. Some break the law. Some lie.
A few years ago, it was discovered that a high ranking cop in a California city was giving personal information to a private group that some people consider to be a hate group. He got the personal information from police computers and files.
Here's a story about some bad cops in Chicago. Click here.
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APARTMENT IN COSTA MESA WITH WHOLE BUNCHA PEOPLE BURNS
For the story, go HERE
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