IT CUTS BOTH WAYS.
So now it appears that gang cops have to produce their financial records if they want to stay on that assignment. The officers concerned are indignant because they feel it infringes on privacy rights and frankly makes them feel like the department and the city doesn't really trust them. On top of which, they're only allowed to stay on gang assignments for three years and then rotate out to other assignments. Which in itself is counterproductive because it takes about that long for a gang cop to get to know the players in the division. So just when a gang cop gets good at it, he's gone.
There appears to be a double standard at work here. Without mentioning names, the city has been giving money to less than completely trustworthy gang intervention programs with virtually no oversight. Even after red flags began waving in the wind, these programs were never investigated and oversight was virtually non-existent. And the money kept flowing. It was only when the "questionable" behavior became egregious that investigations were launched. We haven't seen the last of them, by the way.
Partisans on the side of the questionable programs are quick to point out that "one bad apple doesn't spoil the barrel." Fair enough. It isn't fair to tar everyone involved with the same smut brush. But couldn't the same thing be said about bad cops. One Rafael Perez doesn't spoil the entire department. If you're going to cut the questionable programs that kind of slack, the same reasoning, it would appear, could apply to cops.
And in truth, the same reasoning could also apply to our elected and appointed officials. When Mike Hernandez got nailed for dope use, he apologized, kept his job and was re-elected. We didn't see a full throttle investigation into the financial records of all the city's elected officials. Was there a Christopher Commission type of investigation and consent decree to make sure the rest of the city fathers weren't more Mike Hernandez' waiting in the wings?
If you're going to look into gang cops' bank accounts, let's make it fair and look into the bank accounts of all our law enforcement people and all our city and state stewards. After all, isn't it just as likely that a government functionary in charge of public spending be corrupted by sweetheart deals and kickbacks as a working gang cop?
Thursday, March 15, 2007
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Hey Hollenbeck, no matter how hard you try or how many facts you throw out there, many here will never believe that cops can be dirty. Some of these paranoid fucks even welcome police brutality in their communities. Go figure.
It's the 98% of good cops letting the 2% of rogue cops get away with too much bullshit that causes the mistrust. And this type of thing happens all the time. These 2%ers pretty much have a free ticket as long as they don't get in over their heads. Or as long as they don't get caught on camera doing some stupid shit. The 98%ers do a very good job of co-signing on the 2%ers bullshit.
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Good Post SV VBS not like the posts from the way crazy liberals such as SNS and Don Q. who only met the 2% of bad cops or must have personally only know Rafael Perez from Rampart. Those two just seem to piss people off with their crazy comments, myself included.
I agree that Hollenbeck resident seems to have some inside information like time line of events and what led to arrests. I wish Hollenbeck resident would give us a more detailed time line of events with the names of those arrested. Just give the detailed facts as he knows them so that later we can compare them to the “official” police report of what they say happened. That would definitely be interesting. But who knows if Hollenbeck resident got the story from a guy who talked to a guy who was there.
I don’t think anybody is saying all cops are perfect, hell I even heard that some catholic priests abused kids. So if catholic priests can do such heinous acts what can we expect from the rest of the “average” society. Look at the recent story from New York were cops who killed some black guy a day before his wedding at his bachelor party were recently indicted.
With all the gang problems in Los Angeles I am pretty sure most regular citizens are first going to believe a cop before the person being arrested. I thought it was interesting that another poster mentioned gun shots in the neighborhood and RIP written where all this happened. Was it a gang who wrote the gang nick-name of Joel Alexander Vasquez as someone else mentioned? If Vasquez was not in gang why is his name being written in the hood by other gang members? There are lots of unanswered questions.
And when Hollenbeck mentions that Vasquez was not taken to a jail ward if he was really arrested, someone else posted a story about a guy in Covina who died in a regular hospital while in police custody. If a person was already fully processed and put in the county jail I would expect the LA sheriffs to take him to a jail ward not the LA cops.
White Bread
Anonymous said...
I'm feeling pretty smug over here knowing I set the tone for all the Don Culo bashing...
"ACTUALLY" its just yourself.
repubilcan annie said...
WIR, I especially appreciate the information and advice you have provided, and the contacts you have shared with me. You are a man when the world has none.
Carol said...
Homer, I enjoy the opportunity to read your mantras and the high level of creative energy that flows from your widget mind. You take personal pride in insulting everyone. Maybe a lifetime of Mountain Dew, NASCAR and pork rinds have taken their toll on your teeth mind and soul. Just curious.
Mira Don Culo has more names. Ese give it up. Ya basta viejo even the jente is getting tired of your stupid ass repeating yourself.
Like the other vato said ....
Don Culo bashing... from the vato who brought you the finger wave story about your new partners in crime, " bulldogs"
Alrato Vatos Locos
Don Q, and any other Mexican who spends half their time pointing out that they're better than Blacks, How's that second place trophy?
"I wonder what I should have for lunch maybe some;
Carne Asada tacos, rice and a cold Tecate Cerveza
Ham Hocks, Corn Bread and a cold Malt Liquor"
White Bread
YEa! Orale WIR
The White Pointy hatted bigot is now forsaking Mcdonalds chicken nuggets and death burgers, due to a lack of linguistic brain cells, for a multi-cultural excursion into LA's fantastic food possibility's.
Don Culo AKA Big Betty
I can't belive someone can be so fucking stupid.You still can't tell the difference between me and White Bread or are you still convinced that there can't be more than one White guy here.
Here let me explain the difference for you.
My comments are usually quick rants as you said before due to the fact that I usually read and comment from my job and don't have time to get into detail.
White Bread is usually a little more articulate than I am and has more time or puts in more effort to pull your covers.Any way I hope this helps you in the future.
White Is Right
White Flight
Retired Joker
Don Quixote
Big Betty
White Bread
Tu Papi
Black, White, Asian,or Mexican..I try to live by the old saying,"If you dont,I wont"attitude..I try to really dont care too much about the color of your skin, as long as you dont mess with "ME OR MINE"..As far as a Greenlight on the blacks, one day it could get lifted to red.(Not soon).You will stop fighting if "they" tell you to, right Homie?..Temporary truces, have happened in the past..Your hate will focus on someone else, or within your own ranks..So its not really a deep hate for another racial group in particular, your just following orders like a good soldado..In a couple of years it could be the all the Asians, or Casino Indians, who knows?..Its all about Power strugles, Race is besides the point..With Love,Los Angeles Resident..
Los Angeles Resident...good thing they don't hook breathalyzers up to these keyboards, huh?
White is right: you make all us other pasty-faced Angelinos hide our white faces in shame. Shut your dumb hole. Read a book or something.
Related to the Sur: Thanks for the links. Good stuff.
This came from Know gangs
Mi Vida Loca
Small Town Gang Life
Jared Lewis, Director of Know Gangs
Amidst rolling green hills, Green Bay Packer fans and dairy farms, Jefferson County, Wisconsin is not a place that one would suspect as having a gang problem. Affordable housing and a low crime rate was what lead my family to relocate to the area 3 years ago from California.
We found ourselves in a city where everyone knows their neighbors and the most talked about issue is what impact the planned building of the new Wal-Mart will have on the community. Lifelong residents strive to maintain the small town atmosphere with such traditions as visiting the seasonally operated hamburger stand operated by the Veterans Affairs League, who are known for making their ‘sliders’ hamburgers, a local favorite.
The term street gang is a foreign concept. Occasionally, I noticed speckles of gang graffiti, but it was often in secluded areas and none appeared to be fresh. I rarely saw anyone wearing clothing or behaving in a manner that would suggest gang members resided within the area. As one seasoned resident told me, “Gangs, that’s a Milwaukee thing, Chicago, L. A., not here, not in our town.”
Throughout my travels across the nation, I have found drug and gang problems are only visible if you know what you’re looking for and even then, you have to be actively looking.
Last year I was asked if I would speak with a young gang member who lived in the area. My initial thought was it probably was a youngster who picked up a few things from MTV. The word “wannabe” came to my mind, a term that makes many veteran gang cops cringe.
Several months later, I sat down and met with him. His name was Domingo and he was only 13 years old.
As he sat down, I noticed several tattoos on his hands. I have seen gang tattoos on many individuals that were younger than him, but rarely on someone who grew up in a small community such as Jefferson County, Wisconsin. Like a badge of courage, he proudly showed me his four gang tattoos.
The most distinct tattoo was on his arm which displayed the number “13,” a common tattoo worn by Sureno gang members. Coming from a city in California with a large Hispanic gang population, I recognized the tattoo quickly, as I had seen hundreds of identical ones on the local gang population. The 2005 National Gang Trends Survey completed by gang investigators throughout the nation, revealed Sureno gang members have been identified in over 51% of our nation’s cities both big and small.
As I looked at the tattoo I noticed a long jagged scar ran across his bicep. He explained that a few months earlier he got into a fight with a rival gang member who produced a knife and stabbed him in the arm. He did not seek medical treatment out of fear that law enforcement would be contacted to investigate the incident. Instead he treated the wound himself, which without stitches, resulted in a large swollen scar.
Domingo’s childhood was not a new story. His mother and father were born in Mexico and he has one teenage sister who recently gave birth to her first child.
Domingo has few memories of his father and has not seen him in over six years, since he left Mexico. He has only spoken to him on the phone a handful of times since coming to Wisconsin.
His mother illegally crossed the border and Domingo was born shortly later making him a United States citizen. Within months, they returned to Mexico where they stayed until he was 8 years old. Both he and his sister were then flown to Wisconsin from Mexico to stay with relatives, until their mother could find a way to illegally cross the border where they would reunite.
Domingo has heard his mother talk about her last trip across the border several times. She had to pay a man to join a group of other immigrants who were also preparing to cross the border. They climbed through a hole in a fence, ran across a busy road and then to a waiting hotel where a room had been prearranged until they could finalize travel arrangements to their final destination. She was then on a flight to Chicago and within days was reunited with her children.
The family moved to a small Wisconsin town where Domingo’s mother found employment. Their new home would be an apartment complex that also had many other immigrant families living in the country under similar circumstances.
That was six years ago.
Although he describes his relationship with his mother as almost nonexistent, he acknowledged his gratitude for how hard she works to support their family. His mother has worked two fulltime jobs for as long as he can remember. At the age of eight he enjoyed freedom as a result of the lack of supervision because of her busy work schedule.
Domingo also enjoyed a power over his mother that many immigrant children share—the ability to communicate. He quickly learned the English language and both he and his older sister became the orators for their mother. At the post office, the bank, school and the store, it was they who communicated to their mother. To this day, his mother does not speak much English and has little interest or incentive to learn.
Shortly after settling in, he and his sister were enrolled in elementary school where he realized he did not fit in with those in his class. He found his social outlet to be the other boys who lived in his apartment complex. They too had recently come to the United States and were also surrounded by the strange customs, a new language and few worldly belongings.
As weeks went on, he and his young friends were befriended by the older teens in the area. They would soon become his surrogate family and the only significant male role-models he would ever have, however they did not teach him about the values of hard work, honesty and respect; instead they taught the 9 year old about drugs, alcohol and gangs—all lessons he took to heart.
As I listened to Domingo, I recalled a meeting I had with a gang member in Chicago, a member of the Latin Kings gang. He told me how their gang focused their recruiting efforts toward immigrant teens. “We would offer them protection and be a family for them,” he explained. Before long the unsuspecting teen would be in the gang’s snare. I thought about that statement as I listened to Domingo speak, but reminded myself, this is a small town in Wisconsin, not Chicago
Just weeks before his 10th birthday, he and his young friends were taken to the local park where they were beaten by older gang members. This would be his initiation into the gang. At the age of 10 years old, a time when most kids are more concerned with watching cartoons and playing video games, Domingo became a gang member, a Sureno. That same night he received his first tattoo.
For the next 2-years he described a life of frequent drinking and smoking marijuana. Occasionally neighbors would call the police when he and his friends were making too much noise at night. Domingo said they would hide when the police came and would then break the windows or flatten the tires of those they suspected of calling the police. Over time, few people called the police to report their actions. They soon controlled their tiny neighborhood with immunity.
In return for the marijuana, alcohol and guidance from older members of the gang, he was asked to do small favors. It started out with stealing items from unlocked cars until he graduated to stealing car stereos, resulting in his first arrest. His criminal resume grew quickly, but then took a giant leap after he started transporting and selling cocaine for the gang. Who would suspect a 12 year old of selling drugs, especially in a small farming community?
He realized that he enjoyed using cocaine just as much as selling it. At the age of 12 years old this young boy living in a small Wisconsin town had already committed more felonies than he could count. This continued until Domingo hit a bump in the road when he was arrested for selling cocaine to an undercover police officer. He had to put his life on hold while he served the next 12 months in a boy’s group home.
Since returning home, Domingo described gang violence in the area as almost nonexistent. Maybe every few weeks there might be a fistfight between rival gangs and rarely would someone bring a knife or club. Only once did he hear about a drive-by shooting and even then no one was injured. As far as he knew, no one even reported the incident to law enforcement.
At the time I spoke to him, he was just shy of his 14th birthday and had joined his school’s freshmen football team. He rarely saw his friends from the gang and according to those who knew him, was making great strides towards a meaningful future. I asked Domingo about his future plans and he told me he had just a few weeks left of his weekly court ordered drug test. When he mentioned this, his rare smile was an obvious hint that his appetite for drugs had not diminished.
Through my travels, I have concluded that Domingo’s life is not just some strange anomaly in this one small sleepy Wisconsin town. There are thousands of others just like him living in rural cities throughout our nation. However, the gang problem is only evident in cities that choose to acknowledge the problem.
As I have traveled throughout the country, I am amazed by the overwhelming feelings of denial that so many community and law enforcement administrators display towards their growing problems of drugs, gangs and school violence. Time and time again I have met with community leaders and police administrators who are quick to say, “Yeah, we have gangs in our city, but they are nothing like the ones you deal with in California.”
It makes me shake my head. As I look back at the many gang members I have arrested, both young and old for crimes ranging from murder to tagging, I don’t see a difference in their mentality, lack of values, goals or interest in the criminal lifestyle. There is no difference between a 14 year old in Los Angeles or a small Wisconsin town if they both share the same interest, desire and commitment to the gang lifestyle.
With so many new criminal trends continually bombarding law enforcement, such as identity theft, computer crimes, school shootings, drug labs and threats of terrorism, the growth of gangs within the Hispanic immigrant population is a spreading plague that is growing unnoticed in many rural areas and once rooted, quickly strangles a city’s resources, giving them little time to react.
I just returned from touring our nation’s border with Mexico. Just outside a town in Sierra Vista, Arizona, I had the opportunity to see our nation’s border and with no preconceived notions in mind, I was astonished by the lack of security and the sheer numbers of people illegally crossing every day.
For four hours I toured the border and was surprised that most of it was separated by a barbwire fence that had been broken so many times, no one even attempts to make repairs. In some areas a metal fence had been installed but was in such a state of disrepair that anyone could climb over, or through, it in just a matter of seconds.
Many of the security cameras did not work and most of the watch towers went unmanned. I saw no National Guardsmen and just a handful of border patrol officers. I learned from the local sheriff that in their county alone, last year 500,000 illegal immigrants were apprehended. With such little border protection, I was amazed that so many people would be caught.
The Border Patrol has stated nearly 10% of all those apprehended already have a criminal record for such crimes as murder, drug dealing, sexual crimes and of course, gang-related offenses. In an 8 month period in 2004, over 30,000 people were apprehended at the border that had previous arrests for criminal offenses.
I concluded that illegal immigration is not a problem that will be solving itself anytime soon. Most departments throughout the nation view the situation as a federal problem, however the results of illegal immigration affects us all and one of the ways it has manifested itself is the growth and destruction of Hispanic gangs.
According to the 2005 National Gang Trends Survey, Hispanic gangs are the fastest growing gang group, particularly in the immigrant population. The growth of gangs in immigrant neighborhoods is not a new phenomenon, however the rapid growth of Hispanic gangs, especially in rural America is a relatively new trend.
Domingo is not a gang member because his mother is here illegally, but his family’s situation, identical to thousands of other immigrant families, contributes to the problem.
Lack of parental supervision is a major problem. It’s no surprise that immigrants are exploited by their employers. Low pay, horrible hours and no benefits is the rule and not the exception. In most cases in order to provide for their families both parents work and in many situations holding multiple jobs is common. As a result, children often grow up with little supervision.
Another factor is a lack of understanding of the English language. At a young age, the immigrant child becomes the family mouthpiece and it is not long before the child realizes that this creates a powerful position over the parents. Many adults must then rely on their children’s ability to communicate and read as a matter of survival. This creates a unique dependency on the child, giving the child more authority and power over the adults.
Many immigrant families understand little of the American culture. As a result, some view their child’s gang affiliation as typical American teen behavior. Because all their child’s friends may be a part of a gang, the parents accept the dress, talk and behavior as normal teenage behavior.
Like many other immigrant children, Domingo resents the United States. He knows little about Mexico and does not fully understand or care why his family came to this country. He knows that his mother is exploited at work and as a child he did not fit in at school.
It’s been over a year since I spoke with Domingo and I have been told that he is no longer playing football because of failing grades. I also heard he is back with his gang.
The last time I spoke to Domingo I asked him about his future goals and from his own description, his future seemed bleak. The only thing he spoke of any surety was his future gang affiliation and that he will probably be a drug dealer.
I believe him.
Jared Lewis, Director of Know Gangs, will be instructing on this subject at the 2nd annual, Wisconsin Gang Conference.
Para el vato de hollenbeck,
I found this story from CNN and it has a map of the clickas from hollenbeck. It also has a story and some pictures. Remember when you said the jura are pelon and act like cholos, Checka the flikas of a jura who looks like a cholo. You put up some good info and comments ese.
http://www.cnn.com/CNN/Programs/presents/shows/homicide/interactive/map/
SV VBS,
Good job ese your comments are good and honest. We need more jente like you who don't just talk shit but put some thought into your comments. We do not all agree but you can tell you speak from the heart.
To Don Culo,
Ese give it up we can tell your same bullshit post with all the different names. You and SNS are putting up to much bullshit. Give it a fuckin rest viejo. The gabachos and vatos on here are getting sick of you. How many times before you understand.
Alrato mi jente
White America said...
Don Q, and any other Mexican who spends half their time pointing out that they're better than Blacks, How's that second place trophy?
ASK DETROIT AND THE U.S. CAR INDUSTRY, AND GET OFF MY LINE YOU BIG PO PO DOPE.
I FOR ONE DO NOT ENDORSE POLICE BRUTALITY, BUT WHEN YOU PLAY WITH FIRE YOU GET BURNED.
THE HOMIE THAT DIED IN CUSTODY FROM EL SERENO WAS DEALING GLASS AND PIEDRA AND SWALLOWED THE CRACK BEFORE HE WAS BUSTED HE SHOULD HAVE THOUGHT TWICE BEFORE SWALLOWING AN OUNCE WRAPPED ONLY IN A PLASTIC BAG,THIS VATOS PLACASO WAS "VITAL" A TAGGER NAME OF COURSE AND HE WAS DEALING ON THE UPS FOR SERENO LOCKE, LETS NOT MAKE A BIG DEAL ABOUT THIS BECAUSE HE KNEW WHAT HE WAS GETTING INTO WHEN HE STARTED DEALING, AND DO YOU THINK HE REALLY GAVE A SHIT ABOUT THE LIVES HE WAS HELPING MESS UP BY HELPING SUPPORT DRUG HABITS ? WE ALL REAP WHAT WE SOW,
ALRATO FOR NOW HOMIES.
"YOU LIVE BY THE SWORD AND YOU DIE BY THE SWORD"
No white is right, in answer to your question about whether I know the difference between the you "white is right" and "white bread" .
As to your self deprecating explanation that white bread is usually a little more articulate than you?
Hmmm let me consider? who's more articulate? "Lil Abner" orrrr "Jethro" from the "Beverly Hillbillys? OK it's Jethro!
SO it's settled, from now on you two (two? same DNA?) brain surgeons can be "Homer and Jethro"!
Fair enough?
not your daddy!, not your daddy!,not your daddy!
dq
rev. jesse jackson said...
The Afro-Americans of American have suffered from
1) Government sanctioned slavery which not even you race has suffered.
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You are wrong. You forget that we Mexicans are meztizos. Our mothers blood is indigenous. Our ancestors were enslaved long before any Black slaves were ever brought to our continent. Our people endured the worst forms of slavery. And also endured the biggest Holocaust in the history of the human race.
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7) An unchecked Mexican immigration policy which has taken our jobs.
What the are you talking about? Your jobs? The jobs are there for anyone that wants to work. Your people are just too lazy to do them. There is no reason to be unemployed in this country.
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8) And most recently Mexican gangs who what to kill our innocent young black men.
Innocent? The war that you are talking about is on the Crips and Bloods. If innocent mayates are getting caught up, it is because that hip hop shit has all the mayates dressing the same. How is a gangster supposed to tell a civilian mayate apart from a gangster one?
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Anonymous said...
As far as a Greenlight on the blacks, one day it could get lifted to red.(Not soon).You will stop fighting if "they" tell you to, right Homie?
Wrong. This verde is here to stay. There will be no truce on this one. Not inside, not ever. Funny thing that you should mention Asians, cause they have had a verde for a long time. Not to long ago Sheriff Baca was talking about letting them out of their segregation unit and sending them into the mainline. As soon as the announcement was made there was entire Asian families begging that their loved ones be kept in segregated housing. Asian gangs brought that shit upon themselves when they started killing innocent Mexican civilians. Just like the mayates. They want to act hard and then when they are behind the walls they cry for protection????
ALRATO
SV VBS
Cardinal Puff demands!
Father O'Shaunessey (aka white bread)says
"I don’t think anybody is saying all cops are perfect, hell I even heard that some catholic priests abused kids. So if catholic priests can do such heinous acts what can we expect from the rest of the “average” society. Look at the recent story from New York were cops who killed some black guy a day before his wedding at his bachelor party were recently indicted."
White Bread leave those altar boys alone and eat some ham hocks for gods sake!
1.I thought the asians were already on the greenlight list.
2. "7) An unchecked Mexican immigration policy which has taken our jobs."
HOW'D IT DO THAT? YOU WENT TO WORK ONE DAY AND A MEXICAN WAS THERE INSTEAD? THATS BULLSHIT! THE JOBS ARE THERE FOR WHOMEVER IS WILLING TO DO THEM. THREE STRIKES IS A BETTER BET IF YOU HAVE TO LAY BLAME. COME WITH ABETTER ARGUMENT THAN THE MEXICANS TOOK YOUR JOBS-IN FACT MOST MEXICANS WOULD SAY YOU WERENT WORKING (AFDC OR TANF AS THEY NOW CALL IT)BEFORE THEY CAME-THE STEREOTYPERS ANYWAYS
IF ANYTHING, ITS WHITE PEOPLE IVE SEEN DISPLACED. GROWING UP POOR, I TOOK NOTICE OF WHAT KIDS HAD NICE THINGS AND THE CAREERS THEIR FATHERS HAD. USUALLY THE CHILDREN OF CANNERY WORKERS, RAILROADS, AND ESPECIALLY CONSTRUCTION. IF SOMEONE'S DAD GOT A CONSTRCUTION JOB, YOU KNEW THEY'D BE MOVING OUT OF THE PROJECTS. WELL MOST OF THE CONSTRUCTION WORKERS WRE WHITE BACK THEN, NOT BLACK. ITS RARE TO SEE ANYTHING BUT RAZA ON CONTRCUTION CREWS NOWDAYS. AND IF YOU ASK AROUND, ANYONE WHO HAS A WORKED WITH MEXICANS WILL TELL YOU THEY DO GOOD WORK AND KICK ASS TILL THE JALE IS DONE. IF IT WASN'T THE CASE, THEY WOULDN'T HIRE THEM BECAUSE IN ANY BUSINESS, THE BOTTOM LINE IS MONEY AND HAVING LAZY MOFOS AINT GONNA GET YOU PAID. PROOF IS IN THE PUDDING
(OH YEAH, WE HAVE LAZY CRACK SMOKING, WIFE BEATING, STATATORY RAPIST, GOOD FOR NOTHING BUMS AMONGST US TOO, JUST LIKE ANYONE ELSE UNFORTUNATLY)
IM JUST SAYING THROWING BLAME AINT GONNA GET YOU PAID. GET OVER THE RACE THING, UNLESS YOU'D LOSE THE POLITICAL SUPPORT THAT PROPS YOU UP JESSE JACKSON AND AL SHARPTON.
BY THE AL SHARPTON, YOUR AN ELOQUENT SPEAKER
Hello, I am Mrs.WB,
White Bread was diagnosed with his first ear infection yesterday. He's been sick off and on for several weeks now but just these last few days he's been getting worse. I'd go in his room at night and he'd be sitting up crying with his eyes closed clutching his pacifier.
It's about the most impossible feat in the world to get the doctor's office to allow you to make an appointment. I've probably called their office 3 times in 3 weeks and gone over various symptoms with various nurses and they all say the same thing 'there's nothing we can do for him'.
So anyways, I finally described a symptom they could do something about so they let us come in. They gave him Thorazine and is already starting to feel better.
Thank you for your prayers.
Wally,
what does flag this blog mean? See it on other blogs.
Hey, caps, making the Al Sharpton quips, how's that second place trophy? Now, chop chop. We need this building up and ready for business by September. Grab your tool belt. I've got a date with a seniorita and a sista. They like money. They like control. They like power. And, I've got it. I'm White America. But, hey, at least you're better than the Blacks!! Ladies, shall we?
You see WB and WIR,
We are indeed special people,
We get not uno, not dos, but seis chances...we love it, the us govt good to us.
Illegal immigrants allowed 6 arrests before feds prosecute; Border-crossings guidelines revealed...
http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/front/4654936.html
everybody like us, cept' you two d_cks.
Anonymous said...
You know what's REALLY funny. Don Q
rants and whines continually about the racist whites. If you check his past posts, you will find he used pejorative racial epithets toward blacks. Typical of those who pull the racist card when it suits there agenda, and then bad mouths others that do it when it doesn't fit his agenda. If that isn't hypocritical then I don't know what is. His covers have been pulled, he has been exposed as a wannabe, and his status as a self-proclaimed "semi-expert" has been debunked by those who know what's up. He had some status here, and now he feels threatened, hence his continual pedal and whining.
TYPICAL
That is a good observation just read all the shit the jente talk about the mayates. No wonder we have race war and Wally war. Some pendejos can not stop and think for a moment about the shit they say is exactly the same type of shit they are complaining about about.
No amount of spending, police or social programs is going to stop someone from being a pendejo.
Alrato Vatos Locos
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-deport23mar23,1,7360745.story
Inmate screenings yield detainees for ICE
Ten percent of those entering O.C. jail system in the first weeks of a new program are suspected illegal immigrants.
By Garrett Therolf, Times Staff Writer
March 23, 2007
The Orange County Sheriff's Department detained for possible deportation 639 foreign nationals who had been booked into county jails from Jan. 19 to Feb. 25.
www.prweb.com/releases/2006/11/prweb483493.htm
www.fulldisclosure.net/news/archives/2006_11_01_archive.html
Ten percent of inmates arriving in the Orange County sheriff's jail system during the first five weeks of a new screening program were found to be likely illegal immigrants and were set to face hearings that could result in their deportation.
The statistics were from Jan. 19 to Feb. 25, as Sheriff Michael S. Carona began requiring that jail deputies screen all foreign nationals for immigration violations.
The findings come as law enforcement agencies around Southern California and beyond are trying to determine how many of their inmates are here illegally and should be deported.
In Los Angeles County, an increase in screeners has nearly doubled the number of inmates identified as illegal immigrants, from 3,050 in 2005 to 5,829 last year. But the county and Immigration and Customs Enforcement are screening only a fraction of the inmates in Los Angeles County jails. Last year, screeners interviewed nearly 10,000 of the 170,000 inmates who went through L.A. County jails, estimating that more than 20% of the jail population was in the country illegally.
By contrast, Orange County now screens all inmates entering the jails. Jail deputies booked 6,160 people from throughout the county during the period, and they found that 639 did not appear to have legal status in the United States. They will be referred to ICE after their cases go through the legal system and they serve any resulting prison time.
Of those detained for ICE, 425 were arrested on suspicion of felonies — 56 of them on suspicion of aggravated felonies — and 214 for alleged misdemeanors.
The Sheriff's Department said detailed information about the alleged infractions would be released but was not available Thursday.
Those detained were mostly from Latin America but included people from Egypt, Pakistan, Iran, Afghanistan, Germany, Romania, Vietnam, Thailand and South Korea.
In previous years, ICE authorities were stationed in Orange County jails, but the agents interviewed only 20% of foreign nationals in 2005.
To buttress the search for illegal immigrants, Carona won ICE approval to train sheriff's deputies to aid in the deportation effort.
"I have stated many times before that the intended results of the Cross-Designation Program are reduced crime, reduced jail overcrowding, and reduced cases for our court system — all of which will serve our residents and businesses well," Carona said in a written statement.
"We are on the right track, and I look forward to sharing our continued successes in the coming months."
Amin David, who heads Los Amigos of Orange County, a Latino advocacy group, said illegal immigrants were becoming frightened to talk to the police. He said more than 500 people recently attended a community meeting in Costa Mesa, a city that operates a similar program in its jail.
David said the attendees were advised by an immigration attorney to limit their conversations with police when questioned on the street or in their homes.
"The attendees were advised to only give your name to the authorities and not to divulge anything else — don't respond to questions," David said.
David worried, though, that the sheriff's program would cause illegal immigrants to refrain from reporting crimes.
"We kind of fear that this chilling effect is taking hold," he said.
Ryan Burris, a Carona spokesman, said, "The sheriff doesn't think that this program is going to stop people from coming to police to report a crime out of fear that they will be deported, because it's not the goal of the program."
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-deport23mar23,1,7360745.story
Inmate screenings yield detainees for ICE
Ten percent of those entering O.C. jail system in the first weeks of a new program are suspected illegal immigrants.
By Garrett Therolf, Times Staff Writer - March 23, 2007
The Orange County Sheriff's Department detained for possible deportation 639 foreign nationals who had been booked into county jails from Jan. 19 to Feb. 25.
www.prweb.com/releases/2006/11/prweb483493.htm
www.fulldisclosure.net/news/archives/2006_11_01_archive.html
Ten percent of inmates arriving in the Orange County sheriff's jail system during the first five weeks of a new screening program were found to be likely illegal immigrants and were set to face hearings that could result in their deportation.
The statistics were from Jan. 19 to Feb. 25, as Sheriff Michael S. Carona began requiring that jail deputies screen all foreign nationals for immigration violations.
The findings come as law enforcement agencies around Southern California and beyond are trying to determine how many of their inmates are here illegally and should be deported.
In Los Angeles County, an increase in screeners has nearly doubled the number of inmates identified as illegal immigrants, from 3,050 in 2005 to 5,829 last year. But the county and Immigration and Customs Enforcement are screening only a fraction of the inmates in Los Angeles County jails. Last year, screeners interviewed nearly 10,000 of the 170,000 inmates who went through L.A. County jails, estimating that more than 20% of the jail population was in the country illegally.
By contrast, Orange County now screens all inmates entering the jails. Jail deputies booked 6,160 people from throughout the county during the period, and they found that 639 did not appear to have legal status in the United States. They will be referred to ICE after their cases go through the legal system and they serve any resulting prison time.
Of those detained for ICE, 425 were arrested on suspicion of felonies — 56 of them on suspicion of aggravated felonies — and 214 for alleged misdemeanors.
The Sheriff's Department said detailed information about the alleged infractions would be released but was not available Thursday.
Those detained were mostly from Latin America but included people from Egypt, Pakistan, Iran, Afghanistan, Germany, Romania, Vietnam, Thailand and South Korea.
In previous years, ICE authorities were stationed in Orange County jails, but the agents interviewed only 20% of foreign nationals in 2005.
To buttress the search for illegal immigrants, Carona won ICE approval to train sheriff's deputies to aid in the deportation effort.
"I have stated many times before that the intended results of the Cross-Designation Program are reduced crime, reduced jail overcrowding, and reduced cases for our court system — all of which will serve our residents and businesses well," Carona said in a written statement.
"We are on the right track, and I look forward to sharing our continued successes in the coming months."
Amin David, who heads Los Amigos of Orange County, a Latino advocacy group, said illegal immigrants were becoming frightened to talk to the police. He said more than 500 people recently attended a community meeting in Costa Mesa, a city that operates a similar program in its jail.
David said the attendees were advised by an immigration attorney to limit their conversations with police when questioned on the street or in their homes.
"The attendees were advised to only give your name to the authorities and not to divulge anything else — don't respond to questions," David said.
David worried, though, that the sheriff's program would cause illegal immigrants to refrain from reporting crimes.
"We kind of fear that this chilling effect is taking hold," he said.
Ryan Burris, a Carona spokesman, said, "The sheriff doesn't think that this program is going to stop people from coming to police to report a crime out of fear that they will be deported, because it's not the goal of the program."
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-border21mar21,1,6120142.story
New tactics disrupt illegal immigration
The Border Patrol is using an array of tools to cut down on illicit border crossings. Interviews suggest the crackdown is having an effect.
By Richard Marosi, Times Staff Writer
March 21, 2007
www.prweb.com/releases/2006/11/prweb483493.htm
www.fulldisclosure.net/news/archives/2006_11_01_archive.html
SASABE, MEXICO — The dusty Grand Central Station of illegal journeys into the United States lies on the fringes of this village near the Arizona border, in a junkyard littered with demolished cars.
Migrants wearing backpacks meet smugglers here and pile into pickup trucks for bumpy rides to crossing points across the vast Altar Valley.
But these days many of those who set out to cross the border soon return, unsuccessful and exhausted. Hundreds who manage to cross each day are apprehended swiftly on the U.S. side.
Crossing has become so difficult that the number of people coming to Sasabe has dropped by more than two-thirds from last year, according to Mexican officials.
The turn of events here in the busiest illegal-immigration corridor on the border — where more than 1 million migrants have entered in recent years — is among the most dramatic examples of how tougher border enforcement is disrupting the flow of migrants.
Previous crackdowns have served only to shift illegal crossings to new areas, but so far this year there are no signs that the border has sprung another leak. Apprehensions have decreased in every area along the Southwest border, in some places by more than two-thirds.
Overall, apprehensions from October 2006 through last month were down 30% from the same period a year earlier, from 433,446 to 304,071, according to the U.S. Border Patrol.
Interviews with dozens of migrants as well as medical workers, experts and activists on both sides of the border back up the assertions of U.S. and Mexican authorities that fewer people are trying to cross and that those who do try are more likely to get caught.
Late last month, Jesus Jose Bosquez, 25, and 200 others wandered in the hills for two days trying to get to Tucson. "The Border Patrol was everywhere," said Bosquez, who was interviewed after he gave up and returned to Sasabe. Bosquez has crossed illegally several times but now doubts whether he will ever be able to return to his wife and kids in Chicago. "The situation is very difficult," he said.
But U.S. border authorities, normally cautious after years of failed efforts to gain control, say they are increasingly confident that they are making significant progress, mainly because of new enforcement tools, with more on the way. About 2,500 new agents will be hired this year, adding to the 1,000 hired in 2006. About 3,000 National Guard troops are scheduled to remain on the border for another year. And the government has earmarked $1.2 billion for more barriers, sensors and surveillance equipment along the frontier.
"I think this is maybe the first time in history that we know that deterrence is taking hold," said Michael Nicely, the recently retired chief of the Border Patrol's Tucson sector.
Some experts say there may be other explanations, including the possibility that migrants are waiting to see if enforcement eases this spring.
Wayne Cornelius, director of the Center for Comparative Immigration Studies at UC San Diego, says smugglers eventually will find new routes into the country because the underlying incentives are stronger than ever.
"The modes of entry do change. Location of entries change. But the basic dynamics of the process don't change, because the economic factors and family ties that drive the movement haven't changed," he said.
The "log cabin republicans, Homer and Jethro" say,
Para el vato de hollenbeck,
I found this story from CNN and it has a map of the clickas from hollenbeck. It also has a story and some pictures. Remember when you said the jura are pelon and act like cholos, Checka the flikas of a jura who looks like a cholo. You put up some good info and comments ese.
Checka the flikas?
What's this, the latest Spanish language lesson results, from the Goober Hollow,Alabama SHeriffs Dept?
You messikans go getty trukee an drivee to storee, getty Homer and Jethro twelvee moonpies.
savvy greasers?
Hijole!
DQ
HOLLENBECK RESIDENT said ……………………………..
1. COP PULLS UP AND TELLS A GROUP OF GUYS NOT TO MOVE OR HE'LL SHOOT!
POINTED A GUN ON A PREGNANT WOMAN TOO!
2. HE WENT INTO SEIZURES HOURS AFTER HIS ARREST, HE WAS BLEEDING REALLY BAD.BEFORE THIS HAPPENED HE WAS BEING INTERVIEWED BY A COP.AND HE DIDNT DIE AT 4:30AM. PUT IT THIS WAY, COPS SHOWED UP AND THEY LEFT.HOSPITAL SECURITY WAS ON GAURD AND ASKING QUESTIONS,I THOUGHT HE WAS ARRESTED BY LAPD? OH WAIT!!! HE WAS DETAINED, THEY HAD NO EVIDENCE TILL THEY CAME UP WITH SOMETHING.CAUSE HE SHOULD OF TAKEN HIM TO COUNTY USC JAILWARD, DONT YOU THINK?
3. HE WASNT EVEN A "CHOLO" LOOKED NOTHING LIKE ONE AT ALL, IN THE MORNING HOURS THE COPS WERE LOOKING FOR A PAROLEE IN A NEARBY HOUSE,THATS WHAT HAPPENED IN THE MORNING.
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OG SERENO said...
I FOR ONE DO NOT ENDORSE POLICE BRUTALITY, BUT WHEN YOU PLAY WITH FIRE YOU GET BURNED. THE HOMIE THAT DIED IN CUSTODY FROM EL SERENO WAS DEALING GRASS AND PIEDRA AND SWALLOWED THE CRACK BEFORE HE WAS BUSTED HE SHOULD HAVE THOUGHT TWICE BEFORE SWALLOWING AN OUNCE WRAPPED ONLY IN A PLASTIC BAG, THIS VATOS PLACASO WAS "VITAL" A TAGGER NAME OF COURSE AND HE WAS DEALING ON THE UPS FOR SERENO LOCKE, LETS NOT MAKE A BIG DEAL ABOUT THIS BECAUSE HE KNEW WHAT HE WAS GETTING INTO WHEN HE STARTED DEALING, AND DO YOU THINK HE REALLY GAVE A SHIT ABOUT THE LIVES HE WAS HELPING MESS UP BY HELPING SUPPORT DRUG HABITS ? WE ALL REAP WHAT WE SOW,
ALRATO FOR NOW HOMIES.
"YOU LIVE BY THE SWORD AND YOU DIE BY THE SWORD"
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The story about Joel Alexander Vasquez (Big Vitel) who died in custody by Hollenbeck thugs with badge.
http://lapdblog.typepad.com/lapd_blog/2007/03/man_arrested_fo.html
The clickas from Hollenbeck division.
http://www.cnn.com/CNN/Programs/presents/shows/homicide/interactive/map/
A picture of choir boy “Big Vitel”
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b203/GGstar/Vitelbig11.jpg
“Big Vitel” posing with the homies u know the other choir boys from the church of Guadalupe.
http://myspace-189.vo.llnwd.net/00557/98/12/557432189_l.jpg
A little tribute to choir boy “Big Vitel” by the rest of the church.
http://a262.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/18/l_81a630629272304b7a4c74125a03a215.jpg
Go visit “Big Vitel” friends at G-Vandals.
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=52699321
Torillas de Maize
white america said...
I've got a date with a seniorita and a sista. They like money. They like control. They like power. And, I've got it.
Living large at the trailer park, with a pair of $5.00 crack whores.
You the man, player.
ALRATO
SV VBS
Sgt. Valdemar, good post and very informative, it brings out some very interesting statistics and points.
In Orange County where the SHeriff is screening everyone for their legal status, during the last year (if I'm reading it correctly) 6,160 people were booked into the jail and 639 were found to be undocumented. Of the 639 suspects 249 were for misdemeanors, and 56 on suspicion of aggravated felony's.
You know Sgt. to me that seems an awfully low number considering the huge number of immigrants in OC.
I used to pick up day laborers once in a while on Harbor Blvd. and it seemed like there were at least a 1000 Mexicans there looking for work.
I don't know what the actual number of "undocumented immigrants" in OC is but it has to be 500,000 to a Million I would guess. So the actual number of convicted felons that are "illegal immigrants" seems surprisingly low.
I agree that any immigrant commiting a serious felony should be jailed (why not in a segregated joint for Illegal felons?) and then deported.
But the fallout for the police, screening people for thier legal status, in the jails or the streets, I think will be counterproductive and I disagree with the OC spokesman.
"Ryan Burris, a Carona spokesman, said, "The sheriff doesn't think that this program is going to stop people from coming to police to report a crime out of fear that they will be deported, because it's not the goal of the program."
As far back as the immigrant saga goes in this country immigrants, if they feel threatened and insecure when dealing with the police, will end up not saying anything and if they seek justice or a solution to a crime or street problem, will turn to the only authority available. ANd you of all people should know who that would be because organized crime "the big homies" has already been doing business in that dept for years, which as Tijuanero has stated, will provide more desired "power and control" equalling more juice on the street which leads to more young rookie gangsters to do the legwork.
Another situation that poses potential problems is the scenario where policemen will become de facto immigration officers.
Maybe some would enjoy this new status but I would bet that most cops don't want to be in charge of completely destroying families and being responsible for deporting people who by and large are just hard working people trying to make a better life for themselves and there families.
dq
don quixote (in fucked up Spanish, English and Italian) said...
Hey Orgulloso Falso! Mejor es tu sombrnombre "sinverguensa y lambe culo". When I want to address your lame ass I'll use my own handle "don quixote" as always, pinchi mandilon.
I guess you have some Italian who's got your number a huevo puto! Now you really can be "orgulloso" cause your evidently an "international menso" to the jente in Italy. Yo no se quien es el Italiano, pero como mi gusta tu nombre en este lengua. "Buffo!" according to our friends in Italy;
"In opera, a buffo, another Italian word, is a male bass singer of comic roles"
Llore mas, "buffo" o mejor "buffon", Italia y aqui, es la misma cosa sobre tu.
Viva Italia, porque alli son muy sabio's, que no Lloron?
(pero que feo, no? Buffo! a la chingada!)
With all due respect,
Yours Truly, as always,
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Then Gava Joe said...
En ingles, por favor carnal. My Nonna used to break off out of her perfect English into an Italian rant when she got riled and it pretty much left us kids in the dark. Unfortunately you write Spanglish and I've yet to find an online translator that can decipher it..
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Now that pendejo don quixote said...
The "log cabin republicans, Homer and Jethro" say,
Para el vato de hollenbeck,
I found this story from CNN and it has a map of the clickas from hollenbeck. It also has a story and some pictures. Remember when you said the jura are pelon and act like cholos, Checka the flikas of a jura who looks like a cholo. You put up some good info and comments ese.
Checka the flikas?
What's this, the latest Spanish language lesson results, from the Goober Hollow, Alabama SHeriffs Dept?
You messikans go getty trukee an drivee to storee, getty Homer and Jethro twelvee moonpies.
savvy greasers?
Hijole!
DQ
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Don Culo you are a true buffoon or should I say Payaso?
Now I am laughing my ass off (LMAOF).
white america said......
I've got a date with a seniorita and a sista. They like money. They like control. They like power. And, I've got it.
SV VBS said……………………..
Living large at the trailer park, with a pair of $5.00 crack whores.
You the man, player.
The real story is below ………………………..
http://cbs2.com/topstories/local_story_080201802.html
L.A. Mexican Residents Lag Behind Others In Calif. (CBS) LOS ANGELES
Los Angeles County Mexican residents tend to be poorer, less well educated and less prepared for the job market than other Californians, according to a report released Wednesday by the United Way of Greater Los Angeles.
The rate of substance abuse treatment has increased in Los Angeles County from 508 visits per every 100,000 people in 2000 to 705 in 2005. Methamphetamine use accounts for roughly 30 percent of all those seeking treatment, up from about 10 percent in 2000.
Latino and black youths were the most likely to be arrested for a felony, according to the United Way. The number of Mexican gang-related crimes in the city of Los Angeles also increased.
The "log cabin republicans, Homer and Jethro" say,
Were self taught too!!
The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits. These two had their last paying job at AAMCO, sucking farts out of seat covers.
don quixote said...
Sgt. Valdemar, good post and very informative, it brings out some very interesting statistics and points. In Orange County where the SHeriff is screening everyone for their legal status, during the last year (if I'm reading it correctly) 6,160 people were booked into the jail and 639 were found to be undocumented. Of the 639 suspects 249 were for misdemeanors, and 56 on suspicion of aggravated felony's.
Don Q. you are NOT reading it correctly the numbers you mentioned are for a five week period only(Jan. 19 to Feb. 25). Orange County started 100% screening as of Jan 19.
And Los Angeles County is only screening a fraction of inmates for immigration status, so the numbers in Los Angeles County will obviously increase when additional ICE officers are assigned to Los Angeles County.
From Los Angeles Times
Ten percent of inmates arriving in the Orange County sheriff's jail system during the first five weeks of a new screening program were found to be likely illegal immigrants and were set to face hearings that could result in their deportation.
The statistics were from Jan. 19 to Feb. 25, as Sheriff Michael S. Carona began requiring that jail deputies screen all foreign nationals for immigration violations.
In Los Angeles County, an increase in screeners has nearly doubled the number of inmates identified as illegal immigrants, from 3,050 in 2005 to 5,829 last year. But the county and Immigration and Customs Enforcement are screening only a fraction of the inmates in Los Angeles County jails. Last year, screeners interviewed nearly 10,000 of the 170,000 inmates who went through L.A. County jails, estimating that more than 20% of the jail population was in the country illegally.
By contrast, Orange County now screens all inmates entering the jails. Jail deputies booked 6,160 people from throughout the county during the period, and they found that 639 did not appear to have legal status in the United States. They will be referred to ICE after their cases go through the legal system and they serve any resulting prison time.
Of those detained for ICE, 425 were arrested on suspicion of felonies — 56 of them on suspicion of aggravated felonies — and 214 for alleged misdemeanors.
This is the kind of individual this world needs more of. Possibly Los Angeles could use his help with your gang problems?
Thursday, March 22, 2007
By The Associated Press
HONOLULU - Hawaii lawmakers honored TV bounty hunter Duane "Dog" Chapman and his wife, Beth, for getting crooks off the street.
The state House of Representatives on Tuesday passed a resolution honoring the couple for their work at capturing criminals.
Duane Chapman is the star of the Hawaii-based A&E reality series "Dog the Bounty Hunter," which follows his exploits in apprehending people who have avoided arrest.
"I hate to say this, but for felons and ex-cons, I'm their president. What I do, they shall follow," Chapman said after receiving a commendation at the state Capitol. "I'm the poster child for rehabilitation in America."
The commendation comes as Mexico seeks the extradition of Chapman and two colleagues on charges that they made an illegal arrest in the country in 2003. A separate resolution before the Legislature urges Mexico to drop its efforts.
Before he hunted fugitives, Chapman was a member of a biker gang and was convicted in 1977 of being an accessory to murder. He was sentenced to five years in prison.
"Duane 'Dog' Chapman is part preacher, part father figure to many fugitives he captures and then prays with," said Rep. Gene Ward, a Republican who presented the resolution honoring the Chapmans. "They continue to spread justice and aloha around the world."
A special Aloha to Hollenbeck District..
It's too bad you don't know Spanglish Homer/Jethro but it's too late now I guess, so let me translate for you.
"Hey Orgulloso Falso! Mejor es tu sombrnombre "sinverguensa y lambe culo". When I want to address your lame ass I'll use my own handle "don quixote" as always, pinchi mandilon.
I guess you have some Italian who's got your number a huevo puto! Now you really can be "orgulloso" cause your evidently an "international menso" to the jente in Italy. Yo no se quien es el Italiano, pero como mi gusta tu nombre en este lengua. "Buffo!" according to our friends in Italy;
"In opera, a buffo, another Italian word, is a male bass singer of comic roles"
Llore mas, "buffo" o mejor "buffon", Italia y aqui, es la misma cosa sobre tu.
Viva Italia, porque alli son muy sabio's, que no Lloron?
(pero que feo, no? Buffo! a la chingada!)
Translation for the non Chicano's
Hey Phony! Your other nickname "No Shame, ass licker," is more appropriate in your case.
When I want to address your lame ass I'll use my own handle "don quixote" as always, you fucking wimp.
I guess you have some Italian who's got your number like a Mother F'r punk. Now you really can be proud of yourself cause your evidently an "international idiot" to the people in Italy. I don't know who the Italian is, but I sure like the way your name sounds in that language. "Buffo!" According to our friends in Italy;
"In opera, a buffo, another Italian word, is a male bass singer of comic roles"
Whine some more, "Buffo", or better yet "buffon", in Italy or here, it's the same description of you.
Viva Italy, because over there they sure are wise to you, ain't that right Crybaby?
(That sure is some ugly name, isn't it? Buffo! son of bitch!)
With all due respect
dq
Now is that better Buffon? And if your going to try to speak some "Spanglish", as most Mexican/Americans do, I would suggest you run it by someone first before you try to "act" Chicano.
"Checka the Flikas" will only pull your own covers "chillon"!
Now go eat your moonpies!
que tonto!
dq
That Immigration issue is played out already. The bloggers on here dont have the time or need to be reading Right Wing American White racist bullshit. Lets get back to LA, Gangs, and Local News.
Here is some cheese for all of you uneducated immigration bashing idiotas. The American Army or the National Guard at the Mexican border have been forbidden to be fully armed. They are not and will not be issued ammo. So, to put it all short, they are no better than a security guard at the Compton Swapt Meet....excuse me, "Compton Fashion Center." For all those polictically correct Asian Swap Meet shop owners. :)
Don Q Veterano dice ….
Checka the Flikas" will only pull your own covers "chillon"!
Hey Don Q Veterano can u showz me to talk like a cholo like u, because I dontz kno how to talk like a cholo veterano like you. I dontz wantz to soundz like a homer or jethro.
Checka my page Don Culo and tellz me whatz you think.
I gotz the headline
“ Creeper &Traviesa Wedding Flikas coming soon !!!!! “
http://www.myspace.com/65108519
Anonymous said...
That Immigration issue is played out already. The bloggers on here don’t have the time or need to be reading Right Wing American White racist bullshit. Lets get back to LA, Gangs, and Local News.
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I agree, why are talking about illegal immigrants.
There are no illegal immigrants in Los Angeles gangs.
There are no illegal immigrants in Los Angeles jails.
There are no illegal immigrants in Los Angeles schools.
There are no illegal immigrants on Los Angeles.
And especially to Sgt. Valdemar quit posting your American White racists views, what the hell do you know about gangs anyway. Now all you damn Right Wing American White racists quit talking about illegal immigrants and talk about something relevant to Los Angeles news.
A Left Wing Mexican Brown Racist
http://www.whittierdailynews.com/news/ci_5498038
Suspected gang member arrested of robbing supermarket
By Nisha Gutierrez Staff Writer
COVINA - A knife-wielding suspected gang member dressed in women's clothes and wearing makeup robbed a grocery store Thursday morning but was arrested later, officials said.
Covina police Lt. Tim Doonan said the robbery took place at 7:30 a.m. at the Albertsons in the 1000 block of North Azusa Avenue.
The suspect, 25-year-old Alan Valle of Covina, who police described as a Latino cross-dressing gang member, was wearing a sun dress and flip-flop sandals, had long, manicured, acrylic fingernails and long hair extensions, Doonan said.
"The suspect went in and took numerous items of alcohol including vodka and several things of beer, walked past the cash registers holding a folding knife and extended the blade and told the cashier `I'm not paying today' and left the store," Doonan said.
Police arrested Valle a short time later in a yard at a house in the 700 block of Chester Road.
"He still had the knife open and he was drinking one of the beers furiously," Doonan said.
Villa was booked on one count of armed robbery with a knife and is being held on $100,000 bail.
OG SERENO said...
I FOR ONE DO NOT ENDORSE POLICE BRUTALITY, BUT WHEN YOU PLAY WITH FIRE YOU GET BURNED. THE HOMIE THAT DIED IN CUSTODY FROM EL SERENO WAS DEALING GRASS AND PIEDRA AND SWALLOWED THE CRACK BEFORE HE WAS BUSTED HE SHOULD HAVE THOUGHT TWICE BEFORE SWALLOWING AN OUNCE WRAPPED ONLY IN A PLASTIC BAG, THIS VATOS PLACASO WAS "VITAL" A TAGGER NAME OF COURSE AND HE WAS DEALING ON THE UPS FOR SERENO LOCKE, LETS NOT MAKE A BIG DEAL ABOUT THIS BECAUSE HE KNEW WHAT HE WAS GETTING INTO WHEN HE STARTED DEALING, AND DO YOU THINK HE REALLY GAVE A SHIT ABOUT THE LIVES HE WAS HELPING MESS UP BY HELPING SUPPORT DRUG HABITS ? WE ALL REAP WHAT WE SOW,
ALRATO FOR NOW HOMIES.
"YOU LIVE BY THE SWORD AND YOU DIE BY THE SWORD"
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The story about Joel Alexander Vasquez (Big Vitel) who died in custody by Hollenbeck thugs with badge.
http://lapdblog.typepad.com/lapd_blog/2007/03/man_arrested_fo.html
The clickas from Hollenbeck division.
http://www.cnn.com/CNN/Programs/presents/shows/homicide/interactive/map/
A picture of choir boy “Big Vitel”
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b203/GGstar/Vitelbig11.jpg
“Big Vitel” posing with the homies u know the other choir boys from the church of Guadalupe.
http://myspace-189.vo.llnwd.net/00557/98/12/557432189_l.jpg
A little tribute to choir boy “Big Vitel” by the rest of the church.
http://a262.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/18/l_81a630629272304b7a4c74125a03a215.jpg
Go visit “Big Vitel” friends at G-Vandals.
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=52699321
Torillas de Maize
OG SERENO....
YOU DONT KNOW THE FACTS KIDDO!
AGAIN! HOW CAN SOMEONE SAY HE SWALLOWED CRACK AND TO SAY THAT HE WAS SELLING FOR THE UPS OF SERENO IS SO FUCKEN LAME!! AND YOU CALL YOURSELF AN O.G. AND FROM WHERE? YOUR WRONG! AND IF IT WAS TRUE WHAT YOUR STATING THEN THAT WOULD MAKE YOU A RATA OR ATLEAST A DRY SNITCHER! YOUR SHOWING YOUR TRUE COLORS. QUE PENDEJO!! AND YOU SAY A WHOLE OUNCE? YOU MUST SHARE A SLEEPING BAG WITH THE LAPD CAUSE HOW IN THE HELL WOULD YOU KNOW A CERTAIN AMOUNT? YOUR JUST THROWING IT OUT THERE WITH OUT ANY MERIT!
AND IF IT WAS CRACK AND A WHOLE OUNCE AT THAT,THEN WHY DID IT TAKE SO MANY HOURS TO KICK IN? WHAT YOUR STATING IS EXACTLY WHAT WILL COME OUT FROM THE COPS! SO GOOD FOR YOU AND THE LAPD.ENOUGH SAID!
TORTILLAS DE MAIZ....
THE CLICKA CHART ON CNN WEBSITE IS WELL OVER BLOWN!!!! THE NUMBERS ARE ALL WAY TO HIGH!! THATS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THESE ANTI-GANG UNITS WRITE EVERYONE UP AS GANGBANGERS! ITS REDICULOUS!!!
CHECK THE CENSUS BUREAU # OF CITIZENS VS # OF GANGMEMBERS! NUMBERS TO HIGH!
SO YOU SEARCH MYSPACE FOR JOEL VASQUEZ aka VITEL,PROVES NOTHING!!
AS YOU CAN SEE HE DIDNT LOOK LIKE A GANGBANGER.AND AS FOR THE PICS OF ALL THE G-VANDALS NONE OF THEM IS VITEL,HE WASNT A G-VANDEL,SO YOU PROVE NOTHING ONCE AGAIN.NOT EVEN THAT MYSPACE ACCOUNT,ITS NOT HIM,ALL THESE GUYS ARE JUST EXPRESSING THEIR FEELINGS FOR A PERSON THEY KNEW,BUT EVEN IF IT WAS ALL HIM AND HE WAS THIS BIGTIME WHATEVER DEALER/BANGER AND WHAT NOT,THE FACTS ARE STILL FAR FROM THE TRUTH IN WHAT HAPPENED THAT DAY!ONLY TIME WILL TELL WHAT COMES OUT,BUT WE LIVE IN A COUNTRY OF DEMOCRACY,SO EVERYONE HAS THE RIGHT TO THEIR WON OPINION.AND LIKE IT WAS STATED ABOVE,YOU LIVE BY THE SWORD YOU DIE BY THE SWORD,
THAT IS CORRECT.
AS FOR ANYONE MESSING PEOPLES LIVES BY SELLING DRUGS,THAT IS PARLTY TRUE,BUT NOONE PUTS A GUN TO ANYONES HEAD AND MAKES THEN BE DRUG USERS,SO THE ONES THAT SHOULD SHARE THE BLAME IS THE ADDICTS,AND THE GOVERNMENT THAT PUMPED THAT SOCALL CRACK TO OUR NATION IN THE REAGAN YEARS.
IF THERES NO DEMAND,THEN THERES NO SUPPLY.
HOLLENBECK RESIDENT
I had to read and scroll thru 200+ plus bullshit comments to get the only story I thought to be interesting. The story about the guy (Big Vitel ) who died while in the custody of the Hollenbeck cops. That was a good chisme from OG Sereno (OGS) and Hollenbeck Resident. (HR)
OGS tells use about gun shots and the graffiti with RIP around his El Sereno barrio.
Then Hollenbeck Resident (H.R) tells us about the LAPD rolling up on and innocent looking group of kids on the corner. HR almost made it sound like it was a group of boy scouts helping a little old lady across the street. They make an arrest and Big Vitel dies in custody.
The LAPD story says he was dealing drugs and probably swallowed his drugs. Of course what else would the cops say about a kid who dies in their custody?
OGS tells us the kid “Big Vitel” was dealing drug under permission of Locke street gangs
And finally we see pictures of the infamous “Big Vitel” and his tagging crew, and also posing with his homies throwing up Locke St gang signs.
I posted the relevant comments below so somebody else can follow the story.
P.S.
Can somebody get that old fool Don Q. his own blog because it is getting to hard to find the real stories, I see too many Don Q. bullshit comments by him and all his “friends”.
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OG SERENO said...
HEY WALLY CAN YOU SPILL SOME CHISME ON WHATS UP IN THE VARRIO EL SERENO, BECAUSE I DONT GOT OUT ON THESE CRUTCHES TOO OFTEN BUT MY SON TOLD ME THAT LOWELL STREET AND ROSE HILLS HAVE BEEN TAGGING UP AND DOWN LOCKE STREET AND WE HEAR QUETASOS EVERY DAY EVEN IN THE AFTERNOON, LAST NIGHT AT AROUND 7 OCLOCK PM SUNDAY WE HEARD A SHITLOAD OF GUNFIRE EXCHANCHE AROUND LOCK STREET MAYBE 20 SHOTS FIRES FROM DIFFERENT QUETES AND IVE SEEN R.I.P ON THE WALLS ALSO, IT HASNT BEEN THIS BADD SINCE THE WAR BETWEEN LOWELL AND LOCKE STARTED IN THE 90S BUT APPERANTLY THEY ARE BACK AGAIN TELLING FROM THE PLACASOS ON THE CALLES, AND ROSEHILL IS CONSTANTLY ON THE PROWL IN EL SERENO
LATELY..
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HOLLENBECK RESIDENT said ……………..
SOME OF THE LOWELL AND ROSE HILL WRITING LOOK SIMILAR,AND ALWAYS IN THE SAME SPOTS.
2.GUNSHOTS HAVE BEEN HEARD HERE AND THERE,BUT SOMEONES BEEN SHOOTING UP IN THE AIR.
3.R.I.P. IS WRITTEN ALL OVER,DUE TO A YOUNG MAN THAT GOT BEAT UP AND ARRESTED BY LAPD HOLLENBECK DIV. OFFICERS,BUT FOR SOME REASON 7-8 HRS AFTER HIS ARREST HE WAS FOUND ON THE FLOOR IN THE HOLDING TANK BLEEDING FROM HIS NOSE AND MOUTH,HE DIED LATER THAT NIGHT.
SIMILAR SITUATION WHEN A MAN GOT ARRESTED IN RAMONA GARDENS WEEKS AGO.STAY TUNED!
4.EL SERENO IS NOT BAD AT ALL,COMPARED TO OTHER PARTS OF THE CITY,LOOK AT THE CRIME MAP ON THE LAPD WEBSITE,THE ONLY PROBLEM IS THAT EVERYONE KNOWS THE BRUTALITY THAT GOES ON IN THAT NEIGHBORHOOD.
COPS ALWAYS ASK WHY PEOPLE ARE NOT STEPPING UP AND HELPING POLICE,BUT HOW CAN THE PEOPLE HELP THEM OUT WHEN THE COPS BEAT A SON,NEPHEW,UNCLE ETC. ETC. FOR NO REASON. NOW IN THE CASE OF THIS YOUNG MAN HE WAS CHILLING AND POLICE ROLLED UP GUNS DRAWN AND THE KID BOLTED,WELL THEY CAUGHT HIM,THEY WERE LOOKING FOR A PAROLEE THAT LIVED NEAR BY,AND WHEN THEY SEEN THEY GOT THE WRONG GUY,OF COURSE THEY CAME OUT WITH SOMETHING TO STICK TO HIM,AS A MATTER OF FACT,THIS YOUNG MAN WAS BEING QUESTIONED IN THE HOLDING TANK BY AN OFFICER,SO THAT MEANS THE YOUNG MAN WAS FINE,BUT THE QUESTION IS WHAT HAPPENED AFTER THAT.
IT WAS ON THE SPANISH NEWS,52,22,34 BROADCASTED IT,BUT ENGLISH STATIONS WANT TO BE POLITICALLY CORRECT.
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HOLLENBECK RESIDENT said …..
AS FOR MC GRUFF CRIME DOGG...
YOU MUST BE A COP! YOU BELIEVE THEIR WEBSITE? WHAT THE FUCK! IF THEY SEEN HIM DO A HAND TO HAND DRUG DEAL,THEN WHY WERE THEY LOOKING FOR A MAN WITH A GUN? AND THEY SEEN HIM DO THIS DEAL IN THE EARLY HOURS OF THE MORNING? SORRY WRONG AGAIN! ALL THIS HAPPENED IN THE AFTERNOON! ABOUT 6PM. AND HE DIDNT ABANDON HIS CAR,IT WAS PARKED. AND THE MONEY WAS HIS BUT IT WAS IN HIS CAR?,ILLEGAL SEARCH AND SEIZURE,HE WAS NOWHERE NEAR HIS CAR,AND THE WEED BELONGED TO THE GUY THAT WAS ARRESTED ALONG WITH HIM,AND THAT GUY WILL ADMIT IT WAS HIS,AFTER ALL HE HAD IT.THERE IS A LONG LIST OF WITNESSES.
1.COP PULLS UP AND TELLS A GROUP OF GUYS NOT TO MOVE OR HE'LL SHOOT!
POINTED A GUN ON A PREGNANT WOMAN TOO!
2.HE WENT INTO SEIZURES HOURS AFTER HIS ARREST,HE WAS BLEEDING REALLY BAD.BEFORE THIS HAPPENED HE WAS BEING INTERVIEWED BY A COP.AND HE DIDNT DIE AT 4:30AM. PUT IT THIS WAY,COPS SHOWED UP AND THEY LEFT.HOSPITAL SECURITY WAS ON GAURD AND ASKING QUESTIONS,I THOUGHT HE WAS ARRESTED BY LAPD?
OH WAIT!!! HE WAS DETAINED,THEY HAD NO EVIDENCE TILL THEY CAME UP WITH SOMETHING.CAUSE HE SHOULD OF TAKEN HIM TO COUNTY USC JAILWARD,DONT YOU THINK?
3.HE WASNT EVEN A "CHOLO" LOOKED NOTHING LIKE ONE AT ALL,IN THE MORNING HOURS THE COPS WERE LOOKING FOR A PAROLEE IN A NEARBY HOUSE,THATS WHAT HAPPENED IN THE MORNING.
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OG SERENO said...
I FOR ONE DO NOT ENDORSE POLICE BRUTALITY, BUT WHEN YOU PLAY WITH FIRE YOU GET BURNED. THE HOMIE THAT DIED IN CUSTODY FROM EL SERENO WAS DEALING GRASS AND PIEDRA AND SWALLOWED THE CRACK BEFORE HE WAS BUSTED HE SHOULD HAVE THOUGHT TWICE BEFORE SWALLOWING AN OUNCE WRAPPED ONLY IN A PLASTIC BAG,THIS VATOS PLACASO WAS "VITAL" A TAGGER NAME OF COURSE AND HE WAS DEALING ON THE UPS FOR SERENO LOCKE, LETS NOT MAKE A BIG DEAL ABOUT THIS BECAUSE HE KNEW WHAT HE WAS GETTING INTO WHEN HE STARTED DEALING, AND DO YOU THINK HE REALLY GAVE A SHIT ABOUT THE LIVES HE WAS HELPING MESS UP BY HELPING SUPPORT DRUG HABITS ? WE ALL REAP WHAT WE SOW,
ALRATO FOR NOW HOMIES.
"YOU LIVE BY THE SWORD AND YOU DIE BY THE SWORD"
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Torillas de Maize said …………
The story about Joel Alexander Vasquez (Big Vitel) who died in custody by Hollenbeck thugs with badge.
http://lapdblog.typepad.com/lapd_blog/2007/03/man_arrested_fo.html
A picture of choir boy “Big Vitel”
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b203/GGstar/Vitelbig11.jpg
“Big Vitel” posing with the homies u know the other choir boys from the church of Guadalupe.
http://myspace-189.vo.llnwd.net/00557/98/12/557432189_l.jpg
A little tribute to choir boy “Big Vitel” by the rest of the church.
http://a262.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/18/l_81a630629272304b7a4c74125a03a215.jpg
Go visit “Big Vitel” friends at G-Vandals.
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=52699321
Here is a response to the LA TIMES STUPID article on CPA....waste of news reporting.
Here are my top 10 asshole gangs of the SF Valle plus some:
Numero UNO
San Fers 13 - for having taken back control of the drug trade in the SF Valle (after the Vineland Boyz lost “la connecta” with the Mexican cartels (compliments from yours truly LAPD, the Feds, la DEA, and the beautiful City of Glendale California). For having all the politicians like Tony Cardenas, the Probation Admin, and the LAPD top brass fooled and made looking like idiots on funding a dirty ass crooked juvenile intervention program like Criminals In Showbusiness. For being the gang who’s EME shotcaller was the pendejo who called the attacks on all blacks in the Valle.
Numero DOS Y TRES
Langdon Street – for the dope sells that no one has put a credible dent on or will ever stop, even with a gang injunction unless you demolish all the low-income housing apartments on those dirty ass Lengua st. For the non-stop violence and killings with the following enemigas, the Burritos (next and below).
Blythe Street – for just being a stupid ass gang with cracked out - smoked out members on tweak, and getting smoked by the Lenguas 24/7 non-stop day or night.
Numero 4
Mara Salva, aka Los Big Cerotes, – For shooting at everyone but missing half the time. If La MARA had a required criteria and a condition to make each member take target shooting practice prior to joining, they would be the number 2 gang in the Valle.
They need to be a little cleaner too, work on the English speaking skills, and have consistent haircuts.
Van owens street – this ex-break dancing tagging crew converted 13 gang gets some credit on putting in work. For the few young members, they have more balls than CPA.
LATIN TIMES – for being old ass kids with guns. For not getting the respect or credit like other EME favorites-----hint-hint -----It’s a San Francisco treat.
Brown Pride Surenas BPS – Doesn’t have a neighborhood to claim, but they love to shoot at everyone. Unlike “MS” = BPS actually will hit a target – enemy or innocents pop – pop - pop.
PACAS 13 - and the rest of Pacalanda world. Every street bangs a hood. Can’t figure out who, what and where got killed or by who. The Pacoimas gives everyone headaches on figuring out who is who.
PROJECT BOYZ – for being little kids with guns
VAN NUYS BOYZ - more little kids with guns.
18th Street – for just being 18th.
Columbus St. – San Ferns bitches.
Vincent Town – one word, “PISAS” – the Columbus Street cousins and tios that just got here from Mexico.
BVN – for being big ass chavalas and not shooting at anyone that rolls through their neighborhood. Just straight pussies.
Canoga Park Alabama – for not having no “real” enemies or gang to fight with. So they resort on beating up the mayates in the low income housing areas next to that dirty ass Lanark park, they should clean the park instead of banging (CPA should really be at the bottom of this list).
Vineland Boyz – make it almost to the bottom due to being retired out by the feds. Not until they get some parolees back in town will they be on the up and up coming players.
Pacoima Pirus – Moe Money my brother man.
MCP 13 – Mexican Causing Panic / Mexican Choking on Pitos/ Mexicanos Caca Palos. Thieves and Tweakers, no more to be said.
Pacoima Criminals – these guys should have switched over to a party crew or a girl tagging crew. Where and what city do they really belong to? The only fame these guys recently got was from that moron Mario Corona. What a joke!
Clanton 13 – Downtown LA relocated headache to N. Hollywood.
Reseda 13 – Little crybabies with pistolas.
Westside Reseda – more crybabies with pistolas.
Bryant St. – This is not a gang, it’s a drug dealer paradise.
EWF – Every Women’s Fucking nightmare is almost retired and out of commission.
N. Hollywood Locos – stick to playing football in the middle of the streets.
N. Hollywood Boys – stick to playing football in the streets and losing to the N.H locos.
Sol13 or Sun Valley Diablos – This gang is so small I don’t know how the Vineland boyz were not able to swallow them up. The Few, The Proud, the Incarcerated.
Haskell St – Are the 5 members that bang still alive? I’m still trying to figure out where their neighbor is located. I believe it’s a liquor store on a corner.
Bad Boys – better known as BLUE BALLS by your local coppers. Last I heard, the gang is a baseball team in a homosexual league.
Valerio st. – Who?
I know a missed a couple, so feel free to correct my top 10
:)
To: "A Left Wing Mexican Brown Racist"
Your a waste of a brown person-go jump off the 110 fwy and kill yourself.
Sr. Don Culo dice …..
Now is that better Buffon? And if your going to try to speak some "Spanglish", as most Mexican/Americans do, I would suggest you run it by someone first before you try to "act" Chicano.
"Checka the Flikas" will only pull your own covers "chillon"!
Now go eat your moonpies!
que tonto!
dq
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Sr. Don Culo,
Me llamo Pedro José Martínez “El Travieso” y tengo 14 anos de edad. Yo quiero ser un cholo mero mero como usted. Pero yo no se como hablar Spanglish como un cholo veterano como usted. Por favor enséñame hablar como un cholo mero mero igual que usted. La verdad yo no hablo ingles muy bien, pero me compre el curso de ingles que se llama “Ingles Sin Barreras”.
Yo se que usted es el experto de las pandillas de Los Ángeles y usted NO es “El Payaso” como dice mucha gente aquí en la pagina del Sr. Wally. Yo le tengo mucho respeto a un hombre tan maduro como usted, que nunca habla babosadas.
Aquí están varios ejemplos de Cholo Spanglish, yo estoy muy confundido con tantas versiones. ¿Cual de todos es correcto?
Revisa los fotos – cHeCk dA fLiKaS
Revisa los fotos – checka da flikas
Revisa los fotos – check a da flikas
Revisa los fotos – check tha flikas
Revisa los fotos – checka da fotos
Revisa los fotos – check tha fotos
Revisa los fotos – check da pictures
Revisa los fotos – checka the pictures
Revisa los fotos – checka tha pictures
El Estudiante de Cholo Spanglish
Interesting article in the LA TImes about the new "human side" of the CCPOA, "Ca Prison Guards Union", and how it's President now has had an epiphany since his own kid got into trouble.
Hope he's sincere cause a son in trouble never seemed to bother ex LAPD Mero "Darryl Gates" whose son was a hype and last I heard was in the joint for ripping off Drug Stores.
"Police chiefs, narcotics officers and district attorneys say the union's new, seemingly progressive policies are merely a strategy for preserving its power. Others say the union is trying to appear cooperative in an effort to secure a new contract with the state, or avoid a possible takeover of the prisons by a federal judge who might remove job protections.
Mike Jimenez, union president, said in an interview with The Times that the union's new openness to sentencing reform and enhanced rehabilitation represents a heartfelt response to the state's prison crisis and to his own personal difficulties.
Disclosing few details, Jimenez said his 17-year-old son has been in trouble in connection with petty theft and drinking. The union leader also has discussed his son with other unions and in recent meetings on sentencing.
"I've been humbled," Jimenez said. "I gotta believe in redemption. I gotta believe that you can convert." Referring to the union, he added: "We've come to understand that what's bad for inmates is bad for our members."
Whatever its leader's motives, the union has added cooperation to its political playbook
I Don't think the kids beef had anything to do with "Cholo Parents" or did it?
dq
Yoo-Hoo Wally wake up time for some java, and refresh your blog while you're at it..
Wally, interesting that you edit out the posts that mock the Black vs. Brown war, yet let through the ones that perpetuate it. The blood is on your hands.
"e-chekaa outa-flikas ese"
That one statement on "un hombre tan maduro como usted" sounds really GAY!!!!! :)
Here is the site for that United Way study that Mr. White America tried to share with us.
http://www.unitedwayla.org/getinformed/rr/socialreports/Documents/QualityofLife_Report_summary.pdf
Mr. Whitey maybe you should get your information directly from the source. Instead of from a site that seems to have made up their own conclusions.
This part looks to be completely made up by them.
"Los Angeles County Mexican residents tend to be poorer, less well educated and less prepared for the job market than other Californians, according to a report released Wednesday by the United Way of Greater Los Angeles."
While the report does say that Latinos have the lowest median income in LA, it never singled out Mexicans. The report also never stated that Mexicans were not prepared for the job market. How ever it does state this.
* Growing economic divides
between the haves and have nots,
a shrinking middle class
and growth in the homeless and
working poor populations mean
the vast majority of workers are
struggling to survive in a highcost
environment. The economic
and demographic shifts responsible
for these trends include:
• A steady decline of the
manufacturing sector in
Los Angeles, which provided
stable, well-paying jobs,
alongside rapid growth in the
low-wage service economy.
Today, 8 out of 10 occupations
with the most openings pay
less than $12 an hour (e.g.
cashiers and salespeople).
• An influx of low-skill workers
with low levels of education.
Over half of workers in Los
Angeles have low levels of
literacy, limiting their ability
to advance in the economy.
• A transition from an economy
of large corporate firms to one
of small businesses, which
provide economic opportunity
for many, but are also less likely
to provide benefits and career
advancement opportunities.
• The continual rise in the
cost of living while wages
remain relatively stagnant.
With vast increases in home
prices over the past several
years, less than 15% of
households in Los Angeles
County can afford the
median price home.
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The part that you post about substance abuse did come out of the report. And it's something that everyone agrees is a sad fact. But what are YOU trying to say? Are you trying to single out Mexicans by it? Remember when they say LA it doesn't mean just Mexicans, it also means Lindsay Lohan, and Britney Spears. They were probably part of those stats.
But why would you care? Thanks to that crack you got yourself two girlfriends, you big player.
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Mr. Whitey you also state that....
Latino and black youths were the most likely to be arrested for a felony, according to the United Way. The number of Mexican gang-related crimes in the city of Los Angeles also increased.
While the first part of the statement about felony arrests is true, the second part again is made up. Again the report never singles out Mexicans and never states what you said.
This is what the report states.
• The Los Angeles region is home
to some of the most notorious
criminal gangs in the nation,
with an estimated 85,000 gang
members in the county.11
• In the City of Los Angeles, the
number of gang-related crimes
in 2005 was 6,668, the lowest
level over the past five years.
• In 2006, however, gang-related
crime increased by 15%, causing
great concern among community
residents and public officials.
The majority of gang-related
crimes are in the Central and
South regions of the city, but
neighborhoods that have seen
the greatest increase over the
past year include some in the
San Fernando Valley and West
areas of the city.
Remember that Latino doesn't just mean Mexican.
Damn Whitey, how can a pimp like you be so off his game?
ALRATO
SV VBS
SV VBS said ……………………
While the first part of the statement about felony arrests is true, the second part again is made up. Again the report never singles out Mexicans and never states what you said.
• An influx of low-skill workers with low levels of education. Over half of workers in Los
Angeles have low levels of literacy, limiting their ability to advance in the economy.
This is what the report states. • The Los Angeles region is home to some of the most notorious
criminal gangs in the nation, with an estimated 85,000 gang members in the county.11 • In the City of Los Angeles, the number of gang-related crimes in 2005 was 6,668, the lowest level over the past five years. • In 2006, however, gang-related crime increased by 15%, causing great concern among community residents and public officials. The majority of gang-related crimes are in the Central and
South regions of the city, but neighborhoods that have seen the greatest increase over the
past year include some in the San Fernando Valley and West areas of the city.
I guess all those Swedish and Danish residents of Los Angeles are really what we should infer from the report. All those damn Swedish and Danish immigrants in Los Angels are fucking up the schools of Los Angels. The damn influx of low skilled Swedish and Danish immigrant workers with no education has to be stopped from coming to Los Angeles.
Those damn Swedish and Danish gangs of Los Angels are fucking up Los Angeles.
I think we need to protect the vast border with Sweden and Denmark and stop those damn pasty white faces from fucking up Los Angeles.
Mexican Mental Maravilla (MMM)
Mr. Whitey maybe you should get your information directly from the source. Instead of from a site that seems to have made up their own conclusions.
SV VBS
Your correct, it's a self srving site.
WB I read this blob just to admire your talent. May you and Rush give back to white america what they cannot find.
SV VBS said:
Those 98%ers should think about that, and maybe step in more often to prevent that type of bullshit from happening. Because it's that type of shit that causes fools to not give a fuck and blast on cops.
ALRATO
SV VBS
Very astute observation.
By the same logic one could argue that the 98% of latinos who are not in gangs, doing drive-bys (sometimes killing innocent bystanders) robbing, slinging dope, and generally fucking up the neighborhood should step in more often and prevent that type of bullshit from happening. Because it's that type of shit that causes cops to not give a fuck and blast on fools.
Think about it. If it makes sense one way, it makes sense the other way. Not just when it applies to one group.
Think before you speak youngster. You're too fucking smart to say something like that.
Cardinal Puff insists.
By all things holy and sacred !Father O'Shaunessey (aka white bread or his alias WIR), if you don't resist temptation, control your urges, and stay far away from those altar boys, In the name of all the saints in heaven I'll haul your ass back to the old sod, County Cork in your sorry case, and you'll end your days picking potatoes and cleaning sheepshit in the stables of Sister Mary Mustachio's Convent of the Holy Sisters of the Melancholy Martyr's!
I understand the heathen toungue of these brown savages and this young altar boy says he's only 14 years old.
This is my last command to you O'Shaunessey (aka white something or other) get a grip!
Me llamo Pedro José Martínez “El Travieso” y tengo 14 anos de edad. Yo quiero ser un cholo mero mero como usted. Pero yo no se como hablar Spanglish como un cholo veterano como usted. Por favor enséñame hablar como un cholo mero mero igual que usted. La verdad yo no hablo ingles muy bien, pero me compre el curso de ingles que se llama “Ingles Sin Barreras”.
That's just wrong "white man"!
When WB, WIR, and Orgulloso Po Po discover there is no money in peace, they decide to hire a paperhanger (Moe) as a puppet dictator. Classic Stooge short was the first Hollywood film to satirize the Nazis and Fascists from World War II (predated Charlie Chaplin’s "The Great Dictator" by 9 months). Due to its historical significance, this was known as the favorite Stooge short of Larry, Moe and Jule’s White. Much of the short reflects the American Public’s knowledge of affairs in Germany at that time.
To Cardinal Puff Puff Puff,
I think you need to stop smoking that marijuana laced with crack and the PCP your aberrant comments not making any sense.
Youngsters if you do not stop smoking PCP and crack right now, later in life when you are an old man you will be spending your old age posting juvenile stories on the internet instead of enjoying time outdoors fishing or visiting your grand-kids.
Youngsters do really want to spend your old age sitting un-bathed in front of your computer writing juvenile comments to random unknown people on the internet. Please use this old man as an example of what drug use will do to you.
Just read the last series of comments which were not monitored by Wally and remember the sick and disturbing comments about prison finger waving and gay sex were all posted by old men.
View the following two blog to see the result of what drugs will do to your brain in the future.
http://sayitaintgavajoe.blogspot.com/
http://oldfoolf13.blogspot.com/
Dr. Phil
Anonymous said...
Black, White, Asian,or Mexican..I try to live by the old saying,"If you dont,I wont"attitude..I try to really dont care too much about the color of your skin, as long as you dont mess with "ME OR MINE".
WE SHOULD ALL TAKE THIS ADVICE
ok here we go with some more useless information and questions!?
its seems like every varrio has at least one mayate and a few whiteboys that grew up in that hood and consider themselfs chicano gang members? and on the flip side black gangs with white and chicano memebers.....nevermind
Tupac before he was killed was shouting out at chicano varrios way before snoop dogg and and game(we are talking about the whole black verses chicano issue in LA now) in one song i heard dated 1992 by tupac says.."To my brother in the barrio, you livin worse then the niggas in ghetto so
I give a fuck about your language or complexion, you got love for the niggas in my section
You got problems with the punk police, don’t run from the chumps, get the pump from me"
where as snoop and ice cube say "ese's deep dont fuck with them boys" and, "ese's way deep shank you in the chest"
the difference is I dont know? just useless information, and that vato raul leon from an earlier post is the same leon shown in the msnbc special on pelican bay,..... dont fuck with them boys
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