Saturday, May 4, 2019

Tax-foreclosed Racine lots up for bid


Maybe Mayor Butterball could show us the way by moving into one of these beauties himself.  He and the wife could walk to work.

https://journaltimes.com/news/local/govt-and-politics/tax-foreclosed-racine-lots-up-for-bid/article_401a9f92-7ad0-5222-8f58-d48be3077fb7.html

Deadly sting, wrong target: How the death of a cop’s son led King County deputies to kill a Des Moines teen

The afternoon of Jan. 25, 2017, Moises Radcliffe interrupted a car prowl in the parking lot of Beaver Lake Park in Sammamish. The son of a cop, the 22-year-old grabbed a handgun from his vehicle and confronted the thieves, shooting at them as they ran him down with their car and dragged him to death.
Two days later, King County sheriff’s detectives investigating Radcliffe’s homicide gunned down 17-year-old Mi’Chance Dunlap-Gittens on a dark Des Moines street in a hastily arranged sting operation. Another boy — Dajohntae Richard, a 16-year-old who was the actual target of the operation — fled, to be arrested by a SWAT team later that night.
Within hours, deputies would learn they had it all wrong. Neither boy, it turned out, had anything to do with Radcliffe’s death.
How the death of one young man, the son of a Seattle police officer, led to the death of another — a black teen killed by police — emerges through hundreds of pages of sheriff’s documents and interviews to reveal a troubling string of investigative missteps, discrepancies in the stories of the deputies who fired, and assumptions by investigators made in the face of evidence that they were on the wrong track.
Indeed, sheriff’s reports and records show that the day Dunlap-Gittens died, detectives had been following two teenage girls known to be involved in Radcliffe’s death. Fingerprints had linked them to stolen items at the scene, and a surveillance photograph from a Renton Fred Meyer taken an hour after the homicide clearly showed one of them using a credit card taken from the homicide scene. They and another girl would later plead guilty to crimes related to Radcliffe’s death.

Read more:  https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/times-watchdog/deadly-sting-wrong-target-how-the-death-of-a-cops-son-led-king-county-deputies-to-kill-a-des-moines-teen/

Truth or Dare With State Rep Robin Vos



From JT:

Judges will allow Vos deposition in redistricting case

MADISON — A three-judge panel says a group of Democratic voters challenging Republican-drawn legislative districts can depose Assembly Speaker Robin Vos.
The voters filed a federal lawsuit in 2015 alleging the boundaries amount to an unconstitutional gerrymander. The Democrats want to question Vos about how Republicans drew the boundaries and how Republicans expected the lines to affect Democrats.
Vos has argued that he can’t be deposed due to legislative privilege, which protects lawmakers from being sued.

 

Read more:  https://arrestrecordsofracinewipublicofficials.wordpress.com/2019/05/04/truth-or-dare-with-state-rep-robin-vos/

Alice In Chains - Would?

Jackyl - Brain Drain




Sent To State Rep Robin Vos

Since Foxconn is currently in default in regards to their WEDC 
contractual obligations which stipulates the project must be a 10.5 
Gen manufacturing facility, it is no wonder Terry Gou is desperate to 
re-negotiate the contract. 
 
Meanwhile Bloomberg notes: 
 
Foxconn Struggles to Put Wisconsin First : 
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-05-02/foxconn-struggles-to-put-wisconsin-first?srnd=businessweek-v2&fbclid=IwAR2Kv--TH0mLBUxENxtpi3isc8tSozhnlQQTIJ9KnynOoIUm5TvS5BmpDTc 
 
Meanwhile, Farm bankruptcies in Wisconsin lead the Nation - at #1 ! 
 
State leads nation in farm bankruptcies again, dairy farm closings hit 
record high in 2018 
 
https://madison.com/wsj/business/state-leads-nation-in-farm-bankruptcies-again-dairy-farm-closings/article_d37bf58e-18cd-5902-a2c7-ebcad8f602f8.html 
 
SE WI continues to lead WI with ever increasing amounts of debt 
service, tax and fee hikes, while Public Servants are held 
unaccountable and the Written Rule of Law is not enforced. 
 

Foxconn Struggles to Put Wisconsin First

Preparing for Trump’s speech at Foxconn’s June 2018 groundbreaking in Mount Pleasant. Photographer: Andy Manis/Getty Images

Since the Taiwanese electronics manufacturer Foxconn announced a plan in 2017 to develop a factory hub south of Milwaukee, it’s promised to take a “Wisconsin First” approach to hiring local suppliers. While that phrase didn’t make it into the final contract, that’s how state officials and Foxconn have touted the deal, which involves about $4 billion in potential subsidies.

The effort is getting off to a slow start, according to a review by Bloomberg Businessweek of Foxconn supply chain and budget documents covering much of 2018. The internal documents, along with financial reports the manufacturer recently filed with the state agency overseeing the partnership, contain discrepancies with previous public statements by Foxconn executives. They provide a look at the early challenges Foxconn has faced in trying to deliver on its promises to the state. And they raise questions about public-investment returns on large-scale government incentive packages. Such incentives have become increasingly controversial as companies from Amazon.com Inc. to General Electric Co. have sought huge state subsidies.

Read more: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-05-02/foxconn-struggles-to-put-wisconsin-first?srnd=businessweek-v2&fbclid=IwAR2Kv--TH0mLBUxENxtpi3isc8tSozhnlQQTIJ9KnynOoIUm5TvS5BmpDTc

Open Blog - Weekend


Have a great one.

Friday, May 3, 2019

Leonardo da Vinci remains a very modern genius

Leonardo da Vinci: Little is known of his personal life.

Fascinated by fossils, keen on cutting up cadavers, inventor of machines of war, and painter of two of the most famous artworks in the world, Leonardo da Vinci died 500 years ago this week. Today, those keen on diverse subjects may be dismissed as dilettantes, but the term “Renaissance Man” was coined for Leonardo (and not simply because he lived during the Renaissance). It is one that might well worth reviving today.

Invention may now seem to have been easier back in the 1450s. With a pen and a sketchbook you could have a stab at coming up with pretty much anything: flying machines, the parachute, a helicopter, armoured cars, multi-barrelled guns, scuba diving equipment, new types of bridges, drainage systems . . . Leonardo had a go at them all, although it would take hundreds of years for some, such as the helicopter, to be successfully developed. He also perfected clocks and maps, investigated cirrhosis of the liver, and made the first drawing of the thyroid gland.

The question for any would-be inventor, however, is not what technologies are available, but what needs to be done to change the world, and what might you create to go about doing it. That part is timeless, whether the tools at your disposal are quantum mechanics, nano particles, or pen and ink. It is Leonardo’s questing mind, his penetrating observation, great humanity, as well as his extraordinary abilities that shaped his genius.

Open Blog - Friday


Stick around a while.

Thursday, May 2, 2019

T H E H I G H L I F E

Sixty-five years after he smoked his first joint, Willie Nelson is America’s most legendary stoner and a walking testament to the power of weed. It may have even saved his life 

Willie Nelson is sitting on a couch at his home, a modest cabin that overlooks his 700 acres of gorgeous Texas Hill Country, when he reaches into his sweatshirt and produces a small, square vaporizer, takes a hit and exhales slowly. “Wanna puff?” he asks.

Nelson’s wife, Annie, setting down a cup of coffee on a DVD case working as a coaster in front of him, speaks up. “Careful with that, babe,” she says. “You have to sing tonight.”

Nelson nods and puts it away. He turns 86 this spring and has a history of emphysema, so Annie, who’s been with Willie for 33 years, tries to get him to look out for his lungs, especially on show days. This can be a problem. “He’s super-generous,” she says, “and if there’s somebody around, he’ll want to offer it and do it with them to make them feel comfortable.”

Read more:  https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/willie-nelson-weed-issue-826290/

Open Blog - Thursday


Friday eve still ain't Friday.

Wednesday, May 1, 2019

Dear madame Zoltar

Happy May Day, my komrades!  Let's overthrow the government by lunch.  Or not.  Who will pay my Social Security benefits then?  If we're putting in a better SS system, then I'm for the revolution.  If not; then not.

It feels like such a long time since I've spoken to you.  That's life, getting in the middle of everything and messing it up.  I don't even remember what all I was doing, but the rationale was there each time.  I even thought about skipping today, but I was afraid that you'd all cancel the spot in your hearts that you have for me. 

I think that the first blog I missed, a sick Arab was involved.  I hope he's better by now.  I don't remember what I did on the other occasions, but they had to be IMPORTANT to supplant my blog.  Like answering the president's call for help important. I'm sorry, but somethings are simply more important than others.  You figure it out.

Junior has a new girlfriend and all I can say is that I pity her.  Junior will have her worn out in no time.  He sucks the life right out of you.  Teen Dracula.

Junior's girlfriend is kind of pretty.  Too bad.

Even Señor Zanza is worked up.  He keeps playing his recorder to calm down,but he misses some notes.  It's like he has the hiccups.

How about that Foxcon?  All the people who have invested billions of dollars in Foxcon's scam are waiting for the other shoe to drop.  That is, the representatives from Foxcon are all boy scouts who wouldn't know the truth if it bit them in the butt.  What about the projects that are dependent upon Foxcon building and manufacturing here?  If you bought the old "Y" building across from the JT, do you start renovations now or do you wait?  What if the entire Foxcon project turns out to be a lie?  Just think of all the people and equipment that this has attracted.  What happens to them?  Ex-Governor Walker put on a great show.  Liars must certainly draw more liars.  Foxcon is smoke and mirrors.  Maybe we can get Trump to spew some lies at Foxcon.  They all deserve each other.

I saw in the paper where efforts are underway to replant the local forests ravaged by the emerald ash borer.  There was even a picture of Mayor Lawn Gnome holding a shovel bigger than he is.  Do these kinds of staged events do anything?  Do any readers feel compelled to plant some resistant trees thanks to the picture of Mayor Butterball?  More likely that residents are inspired to rob a corner grocery store.  That is what the Mayor and others are doing: robbing the taxpayers.  All you have to do is bring a big lawsuit against the city.  In a year or two, your lawsuit will be paid.  Free money.  You can't beat that, even with talk and pictures of Foxcon.

It's mighty foggy out there right now.  Be careful if you have to travel.  Better yet, go back to bed.

madamezoltar@jtirregulars.com

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Open Blog - Wednesday


It's a new month.

Tuesday, April 30, 2019

So I Went to the Corner

And on that day, I recall that I went to the place where I always do my best thinking, over by the Uptowner tavern/charm school on the wistful corner of Center & Humboldt, where self-medication sure beats the cost of the prescription variety, what the fock. So come along, again, if you feel like it, and like last time, you buy the first round. Let’s get going.
Julius: So I’m driving my 8-year-old granddaughter to school and I beep the horn by mistake. She looks at me and I say, “I did that by accident, sweetheart.” She says, “I know that, Grandpa.” I ask her how she could know and she says, “Because you didn't say ‘focking asshole!’ afterwards.”
Little Jimmy Iodine: You’s guy hear Wally Brzscziewiczynsky passed away?
Herbie: Who?
Little Jimmy Iodine: Wally Brzscziewiczynsky.
Herbie: You got to be jerking my beefaroni. I thought “Brzscziewiczynsky” had two “e’s” in it, what the fock.
Little Jimmy: You must be thinking of Teddy Brzescziewiczynsky. He’s still with us.
Ernie: So what happened to Wally? I heard he never drank a day in his life.
Julius: And that was his problem right there. I read a study somewheres that said when you pound a couple of ounces of booze every day, you can avoid keeling over from the Big One.
Emil: I’ve been saying that for years. The more you drink the longer you live. I spit on the tomb of the teetotalling knobshine.
Herbie: I never listen to those bullshit testimonials from geriatric geezers who say the reason they’re so old is ’cause they never touched a drop, and then before you know it, they go just like that at 95 or something. The knobs. If they knew their way around a bottle like they do a load of crap, they’d live to a hundred and focking twenty-five, the focksticks.
Ray: Speaking of focksticks…
Little Jimmy: Hey, Artie! Over here.
Art: Hey gents, what do you know, what do you hear.
Little Jimmy: I heard Wally Brzscziewiczynsky passed away.
Art: No kidding. And here I thought “Brzscziewiczynsky” had three “y’s” in it. What the fock happened?
Little Jimmy: Here’s what I know. I called Wally’s widow to express my sympathies and find out what happened. Artie, Wally was really getting up there in age, plus he never drank a day in his life.
Art: For crying out loud, that’s his problem right there. Good guy, though. I remember once he says he went to the DMV for his driver’s license and had to take an eye exam. The optician holds up a card with the letters “C Z W S Y N E S T A C Z” and asks Wally if he could read the card. Wally says, “Sure I can read it. I know the guy.”
Little Jimmy: So anyways, the widow says Wally had a heart attack last Sunday morning whilst they were having the hootchie-cootchie.
Ray: Laying the Polish pipe at his age—god bless him, but that’s just asking for trouble when you’re that old, I don’t care who you are.
Little Jimmy: That’s what I said, but she said that wasn’t a problem ’cause they stopped going at it like a couple of barnyard animals years ago. You know they lived over by St. Stanislaus there, and they figured out the best time to enjoy the pleasures in the connubial bed of the man and wife would be when the church bells would start to ring. She said it was the perfect rhythm, slow and even. Nothing too strenuous.
Art: I can see that. Makes sense—in on the Ding and out with the Dong, ain’a?
Little Jimmy: That’s right. Then she kind of choked up a little and said, “What with the nice weather, we had the windows open and I swear to god, Jimmy, he’d still be alive if that focking ice cream truck hadn’t come along.”
(Hey, I know you got to go, but thanks for letting us bend your ear again, ’cause I’m Art Kumbalek and I told you so.)

From:  https://shepherdexpress.com/advice/art-kumbalek/so-i-went-to-the-corner/

Former Kraut Fest co-chair under investigation; 2019 festival canceled

MOUNT PLEASANT — Mount Pleasant Police are investigating Jim Svoboda, the former co-chairman of Kraut Music Fest and former director of Caledonia-Mount Pleasant Memorial Park, according to Caledonia Village Administrator Tom Christensen.
“I am aware of an ongoing criminal investigation,” Christensen said.
Christensen declined to comment further but did confirm that Kraut Music Fest is canceled for this year. He referred any further questions related to the investigation to the Mount Pleasant Police Department.
“We can’t legally discuss an ongoing criminal investigation; however, once the investigation is concluded we will release further information,” an email from Matthew Soens, interim police chief of the Mount Pleasant Police Department, stated.
During a special meeting of the Joint Park Commission on March 21, commissioners put Svoboda on unpaid leave and converted his pay to “an hourly rate when needed and designated by the Joint Park Commission President or Caledonia Village Administrator or designee,” according to meeting minutes. The commission then voted to terminate Svoboda’s employment effective March 25. He resigned as Memorial Park’s director on March 22.
When asked about Svoboda leaving the village and involvement with Kraut Fest, Maureen Murphy, Mount Pleasant village administrator, stated: “The village cannot legally discuss ongoing criminal investigations.”
Village President Dave DeGroot said Svoboda did resign from the village and added Svoboda was a big part of the organization of Kraut Fest.

Talking Racine Episode 120 Talking Cellebrite and Foxconn

Trinity College Professor: ‘Whiteness Is Terrorism’


Controversial Trinity College Professor Johnny Eric Williams wrote that “whiteness is terrorism” in a recent social media post. Underscoring the extremism present on many college campuses, Williams claimed his comments are “not controversial in the academy.”
According to a report from Newsweek, Trinity College Professor Johnny Eric Williams is making waves again. Breitbart News reported in June 2017 that Williams had argued that first responders should have let Representative Steve Scalise die after he was shot during a practice for the congressional baseball game. Williams also shared a blog post by an anonymous author that asked black people to withhold life-saving help from white people in need.
“If you see them drowning. If you see them in a burning building. If they are bleeding out in an emergency room. If the ground is crumbling beneath them. If they are in a park and they turn their weapons on each other: do nothing,” the post read.

Read more:  https://www.breitbart.com/education/2019/04/27/trinity-college-professor-whiteness-is-terrorism/

A Better Mt. Pleasant

A Better Mt. Pleasant 
Yesterday at 11:56 AM · 
 
"What Wisconsin needs now is a course correction. Foxconn is not going 
to be manufacturing what it said it was going to be manufacturing when 
this deal was struck; it acknowledged as such even before the 
groundbreaking last June. It is not living up to its end of the 
bargain in countless ways. That’s unacceptable for the recipient of 
the largest taxpayer giveaway in the history of the Wisconsin." 
 
Kenosha and Racine County - along with Mount Pleasant - keep pushing 
full steam spending money and taking property like nothing is any 
different. When residents bring up these issues in public information 
meetings (which no one from #Foxconn has ever attended) Village 
Trustees sit in the audience calling their neighbors "ignorant." 
#youknowwhoyouare 
 
https://shepherdexpress.com/news/features/why-gov-tony-evers-is-right-to-renegotiate-the-foxconn-deal/?fbclid=IwAR2HeyK7UYcbE_0Nm-xuRD6m1hVZ9QW_4-GAKMd9YV2O85YSswIB1EHftz0#.XMXIzrHoZ7Z.facebook 

Wisconsin Dairy Farmers Going Bankrupt in Record Numbers, Blame Trump Tariffs

Mish
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A perfect storm hit Wisconsin dairy farms: Overproduction, Bad Decisions, Trump's Tariffs
A trio of major errors hit Wisconsin dairy farmers, but the last one, Trump's tariffs, was the final straw threw many Wisconsin farmers into bankruptcy.
Please consider Stung by Trump’s Trade Wars, Wisconsin’s Milk Farmers Face Extinction.
For decades, Denise and Tom Murray rose before 5 a.m. and shuffled through mud and snow to milk cows on the farm that has been in their family since 1939. This month, after years of falling milk prices and mounting debt, the Murrays sold their last milk cow, taking pictures while holding back tears as the final one was loaded onto a truck and taken away.
“It’s awful hard to see them go out the last time,” said Ms. Murray, 53. “It’s scary because you don’t know what your next paycheck is going to be.”
Over the past two years, nearly 1,200 of the state’s dairy farms have stopped milking cows and so far this year, another 212 have disappeared, with many shifting production to beef or vegetables. The total number of herds in Wisconsin is now below 8,000 — about half as many as 15 years ago. In 2018, 49 Wisconsin farms filed for bankruptcy — the highest of any state in the country, according to the American Farm Bureau Federation.

Read more: https://moneymaven.io/mishtalk/economics/wisconsin-dairy-farmers-going-bankrupt-in-record-numbers-blame-trump-tariffs-AvFKY8KGHUKiGy1nmhG7Tw/

10 Disturbing Police Discoveries

Open Blog - Tuesday


Good morning.

Sunday, April 28, 2019

A Better Mount Pleasant Sends

A Better Mt. Pleasant 
April 24 at 11:46 AM · 
 
So ... this story is bullshit. Not that the money wasn't spent, 
because clearly Foxconn spent money throughout the state. But, what 
this story misses is the deeper investigation into how that money is 
moving the company toward fulfilling its contractual obligations and 
the promises our elected officials continue to make to us. 
 
This story is also bullshit because it only focuses on what Foxconn is 
spending and not the local investment. It mentions the recent news 
about Gov. Evers questioning the agreement, but it neglects the latest 
about Foxconn initiating changes. Again ... HOW DOES FOXCONN SPENDING 
MOVE THE PROJECT TOWARD ANYTHING THAT RESEMBLES THE VISION WE WERE 
PROMISED?! 
 
Let's face it ... Foxconn succeeding helps us all, but the company's 
history of denying reports about changing plans only to confirm them, 
the quick turnaround after a call with POTUS, the lack of transparency 
about what exactly is going on in the ONE building that's been 
constructed ... well, to say we're uneasy is an understatement. 
 
RCE can obtain all the primary documents it wants about financial 
filings, etc. We prefer the boots-on-the-ground reporting we've seen 
from national organizations, heck, INTERNATIONAL organizations who are 
unafraid to look in the windows and knock on the doors. 
 
https://www.facebook.com/abettermtpleasant/ 

Some Of the Good Things in Life!

Identity persists

Regardless of who is in charge, as the mixed-race population of South Africa have discovered.
"It is all about the blacks. The 'Rainbow Nation' is a big lie!" complained Dalene Raiters, a South African mother from the "Coloured" community.
"We are not black enough," added her sister who has also been unemployed for years. "We are not part of this country. We were marginalised during the apartheid and even now," lamented Dalene, getting into her stride about the discrimination of which she insists she is a victim.

"Our people live like mushrooms. Four generations under the same roof," said Elizabeth Raiters, seated in the living room of the family home in the majority "Coloured" township of Eldorado Park, an outlying suburb of Johannesburg.

In total, nine people -- soon to be 10 with a baby due -- live in the property, which has a small bedroom and a hut in the yard.

Elizabeth applied for social housing to ease the squeeze -- but that was 17 years ago, and failed. She is convinced it is because of the colour of her skin.

Apartheid legally divided South Africans into groups of whites, blacks, Indians and "Coloured," a term meaning people deemed to be of mixed race.

The remnants of system were swept away a quarter-century ago, and today the notion of race remains as discredited as is segregation. Yet the term "Coloured" is still widely used today -- and complaints of exclusion are common.
This description of the fate of mixed-race people in post-apartheid South Africa should be informative for all the "what about meeeeee" readers who want to know how things are likely to go for their various mixed-race friends and family members in a post-USA scenario.
When identity and law conflict, identity reliably wins in the end.


 From: http://voxday.blogspot.com/2019/04/identity-persists.html

Saturday, April 27, 2019

Ed Diehl's Pathway boosts biotech firms: People of Innovation

Ed Diehl...“There are many ways to do science and to help do science.”
 
By Larry Sandler – Special to the Milwaukee Business Journal
In the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Ed Diehl had an idea for handheld sensors to detect threats from biological weapons. But that was when he learned his first hard lesson about raising money for the business he had chosen.

They Live! BOHICA WI as State Rep Robin Vos Supports Increasing Taxes!

More of…. You can’t make this up!

WI Republicans graciously “allowed residents to ask questions” (under strict Supervision) while informing them they are going to raise taxes in various ways which will, basically, destroy the American Way of Life…. which has, from time to time, been defined as “Manifest Destiny” to the “Monroe Doctrine”, and finally based upon an unholy alliance with Saudia Arabia creating the “Petro-Dollar” in collusion with the 3rd Central Bank, soon  after the collapse of the  Bretton Woods Agreement and Nixon closing the Gold Window.

Read more:  https://arrestrecordsofracinewipublicofficials.wordpress.com/2019/04/27/they-live-bohica-wi-as-state-rep-robin-vos-supports-increasing-taxes/

Why Are Tech Oligarchs Coordinating Mass Censorship Of Any Mention Of White Nationalism, White Separatism, White Majoritarianism, Or White Self-Determination?

Augustus has an answer:
The Special people, Umber people, etc THRIVE in the U.S because of White leeching. This is why talk of “separatism” is already being culled by the tech oligarchs. Minorities do not simply want to live in their own spaces. They want to live in their own spaces while leeching off the White Man to fund their welfare. If you kicked all of the White people out of CA for example, who would fund the millions of welfare recipients, illegals etc? You know the Jews wont stay their either.
Les Saunders, Protestant, replies,
It was very deliberate, and very disquieting, that the tech companies explicitly proscribed white “separatism” along with white nationalism from their platforms.
They don’t want us to exist.
The idea that those whites who wish to preserve their culture, race, identity – their lives – should be made illegal to think or say, is compelling.
They’re saying: nowhere to run, nowhere to hide, White people. We’re coming for you.
It’s a peculiar thing, this mass hysteria to condemn, demonize, and silence any discussion that takes on the hue of even mild pro-White advocacy.
Every other group can freely advocate online for their tribal interests, but only Whites are banned from doing so.
Strange. Maybe we should ask the tech and banking oligarchs point blank why they censor and demonetize Whites speaking fondly of their own race, when they don’t extend the same swift and excessive punishment to racially proud nonWhites?
Maybe it really does come down to securing the parasite-host relationship in perpetuity.
I think it’s more primal than that even.
It’s raw hatred, compelled by raw envy, magnified by raw fear of the day that their rotten depredations are exposed to sunlight.

***
On the topic of White separatism, Igor thinks White Southerners would stay to the bitter diversigenic end, because their 300-year-old connection to blood and soil is stronger than their racial inclination for more seasonal climes.
I don’t think the Southern Whites will leave in large numbers, especially if the local demographics improved. Their (our) ancestors have been there for centuries. Their graves are there. The towns, schools, churches – everything has a historical meaning beyond its function. Friends and families have relationships going back generations. In other words, they still resemble natives of a nation more than migrant trash. They won’t abandon it all to search for British weather.
But even though the South was spared genocidal levels of immigration until relatively recently compared to most of the USA, it is going through the same process of cultural sterilization. They may simply be generic “whites” with no cultural ties to the South in another generation (to the extent there are enough of them left to matter by then).
This cultural sterilization process (yes, it is happening all over America) will, as I have predicted, broaden the appeal of a generic “White identity”, specifically in America, where White ethnic and regional differences are being erased by hipster globalization. White nationalism and its cousin world-views will find more purchase in America than in Europe, because the latter still maintains strong geopolitical White ethnic distinctions. In America, those intraWhite ethnic distinctions are disappearing and subsuming into a larger “White American” identity that has ethnic boundaries marked as much by ideology as by lineage, and which are set apart and defined by the incoming deluge of Diversity™. We are rapidly approaching the day when American White ethnicities are an anachronism, replaced by two massive ideology-ethnicities (ethnologies): leftoid equalist GoonWhites and sane FreeWhites

From:  https://heartiste.wordpress.com/2019/04/26/why-are-tech-oligarchs-coordinating-mass-censorship-of-any-mention-of-white-nationalism-white-separatism-white-majoritarianism-or-white-self-determination/

Open Blog - Weekend


It's the weekend.

Friday, April 26, 2019

Four for Fridays!

Good morning everyone I hope you had a good Easter and enjoyed your week. As you see we did make it home from up north and Drew has been on vacation all week. Yes this is the start of migration. Here are your questions.

1) Have started your Spring cleaning?

2) Have you taken your car for a car wash since the last snow fall?

3) Have you cleaned your car out?

4) Are you ready for the Spring winter storm coming tomorrow?

Stay safe this weekend and try to enjoy the weekend!

Open Blog - Friday


In honor of Robin Vos.

Thursday, April 25, 2019

Dear Village Board,

Dear Village Board, 
 
With Foxconn in default on their agreement with WEDC,  which 
stipulated Foxconn build a 10.5 G Manufacturing Facility.... and 
taxpayers on the hook for over a BILLION of borrowed money..... 
 
Why is Foxconn and the WI Republicans - who contracted the deal - Not 
held on the hook for Foxconn DEFAULTING on the deal? 
 
How come no concern for the Taxpayers who will be required to pay up 
and clean up Snotty Scottie Walker's failed deal? And the Foxconn CEO 
Terry Gou's Goo? 
 
See: 
 
A Desperate Foxconn and State Rep Robin Vos Now Seek To Renegotiate 
the WEDC Contract Which is Currently in Default 
 
https://concernedracinecountyresidentsjustsaynotofoxconn.wordpress.com/2019/04/25/a-desperate-foxconn-and-state-rep-robin-vos-now-seek-to-renegotiate-the-wedc-contract-which-is-currently-in-default/ 
 
Hopefully Governor Tony Evers can hold Foxconn and former Governor 
Snotty (uneducated) Scotttie Walker and Scofflaw and Charlatan State 
Rep Robin Vos accountable for their lies and coverups! 
 
Sincerely, 
 
Tim & Cindy 

A Desperate Foxconn and State Rep Robin Vos Now Seek To Renegotiate the WEDC Contract Which is Currently in Default


Read more:https://concernedracinecountyresidentsjustsaynotofoxconn.wordpress.com/2019/04/25/a-desperate-foxconn-and-state-rep-robin-vos-now-seek-to-renegotiate-the-wedc-contract-which-is-currently-in-default/

Letter to MTP

Dear Village Board, 
 
I see that the Foxconn dividend is paying off for Claude Lois to 
manage Foxconn, while costing taxpayers more! 
 
MOUNT PLEASANT — The consulting company that provides Mount Pleasant 
with the project manager who oversees Foxconn matters is requesting a 
nearly 25% increase in its contract with the village. 
 
Milwaukee-based Kapur and Associates, which employs Foxconn project 
manager Claude Lois, has been getting paid $20,000 per month for 
nearly the last two years, equaling $240,000 per year. With the 
contract up in August, Kapur is requesting to be paid $24,000 per 
month — $288,000 per year. 
 
https://journaltimes.com/news/local/mount-pleasant-firm-proposes-hike-for-foxconn-project-management/article_24b57fd4-446b-538c-9315-51a77243f882.html#tracking-source=home-top-story-1 
 
This is just the first in a series of steep and disastrous tax hikes 
which will occur in MTP and Racine County as the Foxscam has changed 
again. Since Foxconn's change in plans to build a Gen 6 Plant is a 
violation of the terms of their WEDC contract, which stipulates a Gen 
10.5, from page 4 of the contract, which is attached for your viewing, 
Foxconn is now desperate to change the WEDC contract, while desperate 
Politicians like State Rep Robin Vos, Racine County Executive Jonathan 
Delagrave and MTP President Dave DeGroot will ignore the actual terms 
of the contract and focus on "employment". 
 
From JT: 
 
The Evers letter to Foxconn executive Louis Woo says Woo, at a meeting 
with Evers last month, indicated “Foxconn intends to suggest several 
changes to the existing agreement to better align the terms with the 
evolving project and global marketplace.” 
 
The letter says Foxconn will submit its proposed changes to the deal 
in coming weeks. Evers wrote that “to my knowledge, this was the first 
time either Foxconn or the State of Wisconsin had mentioned amending 
or changing the agreement.” 
 
https://journaltimes.com/business/local/evers-says-foxconn-not-his-administration-first-sought-to-revisit/article_0cce4741-3147-5210-a87e-8ac89bb53d9e.html#tracking-source=home-top-story 
 
Charlatans and scofflaws - ALL of you! 
 
BOHICA MTP and Racine County Residents for more taxes and fees! 
 
Sincerely, 
 
Tim & Cindy 

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Same to you.

Wednesday, April 24, 2019

Tuesday, April 23, 2019

Summertime Heebie-Jeebies

From The Shepherd Express:


Apr. 23, 2019
3:22 p.m.


I’m Art Kumbalek and man oh manischewitz what a world, ain’a? So listen, last Sunday, the Easter, I was called to make one of my rare appearances west of the Milwaukee River, nearly 25 miles or so west of said river, to be sort of exact. I left near-the-lake Downtown where it was a crisp and comfortable 50-plus degrees, and got out of a car at my distant Southwest Side destination where it was close to 80-focking-degrees but it only felt like about 180. I thought I was going to have the heat stroke and be dead and buried by May Day, which reminds me of a little story:
So this funeral service is being held for a woman who’s just passed away. At the end of the service, the pallbearers are carrying the casket out when they accidentally bump into a wall and jar the casket. They hear a faint moan, so they open the casket and wouldn’t you know, the woman is alive. And not just barely alive, but she lives for another 10 years, and then dies. So, a ceremony is held and at the end of it, the pallbearers are again carrying out the casket. As they carry the casket towards the door, the husband cries out, “Fellas! Watch that wall!” Ba-ding!
Anyways, I want to go on record as the first Badgerlander this year to say, “Focking fall can’t come soon enough.” What we got up ahead is nothing but heat, noise, bugs, heat, a couple, three metric tons of seagull crap delivered downward indiscriminately daily, and more heat. April’s not even over and already I got the summertime heebie-jeebies, thanks for nothing, what the fock.
Well, at least the Lenten season is over and I can stop worrying about what to give up for it. I noticed the other day that a lot of my fellow countrymen have given up reason and rational thought and gosh darn if it doesn’t seem permanent year-round, not just seasonal.
I gandered some kind of Associated Press-GfK poll that found 51% of Americans got some serious doubts about the reality of this Big Bang notion, and that about 4 in 10 cry “baloney” when they hear about evolution or that the Earth is 4.5 billion years old instead of 7,000 like they were taught over by the Church of Science is for Sinners.
These are the nutsticks that most likely don’t believe our modern birds are descended from the dinosaurs, but they ought to get down on their knees and praise evolution for making them get a little smaller, ain’a? ’Cause how’d you like to have to clean your windshield after a flying bronto-focking-saurus just dropped a load on it? Cripes, and when you consider the sheer poundage of that deuce-dookie descending from a couple hundred feet up in the sky, would you even have a windshield after that hit?
I’m sure they seriously doubt that many a modern man sporting the Homo sapien label carries some Neanderthal DNA in his genome blood—some more than others, like those crackpot backwoods Dairyland Republicans who periodically want to secede from the Union, maybe join Canada and get jobs in the thriving Canadian auto industry, ain’a? And don’t forget that according to archaeologists, for millions of years they say the Neanderthal man was not fully erect, which is pretty easy to understand ’cause you ever see any photos of the Neanderthal women? Oy vey! Ba-ding!
Science can teach us that nothing really is, or was, as it seems to be right here, right now, that the space between appearance and reality can be vast. Example: The Wizard of Oz. At the end, you find out the cowardly lion isn’t really a cowardly lion, the scarecrow isn’t really a scarecrow, and the tin woodsman isn’t really a tin woodsman―and really, what the fock is a tin woodsman anyways? No sir, I believe research would reveal that these clowns are actually just three itinerant farmhands hiding out in focking Kansas and that each one of them could have a police record yea long.
Another favorite example of mine: Clark Kent, mild-mannered reporter—or so everyone would think. But in reality he was a guy with superhuman strength who could fly and who came from a whole ’nother planet, but no one knew the two were one because of Clark’s clever disguise of a pair of eyeglasses and a sunny disposition? What the fock.
So… cripes, my train of thought has become casualty to my Easter heat stroke; so I’m figuring the best I can do is to perform the post-Easter miracle of turning dollars into bourbon and gird my liver for my least favorite season of the year, ’cause I’m Art Kumbalek and I told you so.

From:  https://shepherdexpress.com/advice/art-kumbalek/summertime-heebie-jeebies/
Dear City of Racine Alderpsersons, 
 
Did anyone catch that? 
 
It seems NOT! 
 
But just checking..... 
 
¶1 BROWN, C.J.   This case is about a liquor license revocation in 
which the city council acted upon a citizen complaint that was not 
sworn, as required by statute.  This constituted a fundamental error 
that deprived the licensing committee of jurisdiction over the matter. 
Therefore, the subsequent revocation of the liquor license was 
invalid.  We affirm the circuit court’s order vacating the licensing 
committee’s decision to revoke the liquor license. 
 
The Appeals Court AFFIRMED the local Circuit Court's Action - which 
made the egregious conduct of the Common Council even greater! 
 
You spent money to appeal a declared  illegal action TWICE! 
 
Sincerely, 
 
Tim & Cindy 

Open Blog - Tuesday


 Eggsactly.

Sunday, April 21, 2019

"Death Wind" Indian Fighter (Richard Kelly Hoskins)

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ANALYSIS: Why the treasonous Left will suffer a brutal loss in the coming civil war as power, water and food supply lines are cut by rural patriots defending America

Civil War Two is rapidly emerging as an inevitable reality, given that deranged Leftists have now convincingly demonstrated they cannot coexist with anyone else in a civil society. Left-wing operatives (lawmakers, fake news journo-terrorists and deep state actors) are lawless liars, frauds, hoaxers and destroyers of civilization. They steal elections, push fake news narratives, brainwash the public with deliberate lies and indoctrinate children with hatred for their own country. They are pedophiles, child traffickers, charlatans and tyrants. The Left, as I’ve said before, is a “suicide cult,” and they will not stop until they have criminalized, marginalized or mass murdered everyone who opposes their authoritarian rule. (Face it: Two years ago you wouldn’t have believed this, but now you know it’s true.)

As deranged and dangerous as Leftists have become, stopping them in a civil war scenario is tactically simpler than you might suppose, our analysis finds. That’s because Leftists are concentrated in cities, and every city is a death trap that depends on outside supply lines for its continued existence. To defeat the anti-American Leftist forces, pro-America forces don’t even have to enter the cities. They would only need to cut off the cities from rural America, which is where all the resources come from that keep cities alive

Read more:  https://powergrid.news/2019-03-28-why-the-left-will-suffer-brutal-loss-coming-civil-war.html

People are pooping more than ever on the streets of San Francisco


One of America's wealthiest cities has a huge problem with public poop.
Between 2011 and 2018, San Francisco experienced a massive increase in reported incidents of human feces found on public streets.
In 2011, just over 5,500 reports were logged by the San Francisco Department of Public Works; in 2018, the number increased to more than 28,000.
The government watchdog Open the Books documented the sharp increase over time in a stunning chart, first spotted by the BuzzFeed editor John Paczkowski.
Notably, this is a chart of only documented reports — the actual amount of feces on San Francisco's streets is likely even higher than these statistics suggest.
"I will say there is more feces on the sidewalks than I've ever seen growing up here," San Francisco Mayor London Breed told NBC in a 2018 interview. "That is a huge problem, and we are not just talking about from dogs — we're talking about from humans."
San Francisco has struggled with a feces problem for years. The city even employs a "Poop Patrol" that attempts to keep the streets clean and focuses on the Tenderloin neighborhood.
But the problem is bigger than just keeping the streets clean — the issue appears to be related to the city's struggle to accommodate its homeless population amid skyrocketing rent prices and a decreasing supply of affordable housing.
A 2017 survey of San Francisco's homeless population counted nearly 7,500 people living on the street. That population faces limited public resources, and public bathrooms are no exception.
Whether the Poop Patrol is able to reverse the trend on San Francisco's streets remains to be seen, but there's an indication that the crew is a bandage on a problem much bigger than dirty streets.

Read more:  https://www.sfgate.com/technology/businessinsider/article/People-are-pooping-more-than-ever-on-the-streets-13778680.php

An inability to break free

The Z-Man observes how civic nationalists, melting-potheads, and proposition nationalists repeatedly fail to grok the reality of a demographically failed state:
Those who have tried to engage with hardcore civic nationalists or evangelical patriots will have experienced a strange phenomenon where they appear to be strangely blind to certain topics. For example, the story about the black seeking out and throwing a white child over a third floor railing at the Mall of America. These super-normies respond to it by blaming communism or democrats. It’s as if the facts cause their code to reboot and they start repeating whatever they saw on Sean Hannity the prior evening.
If you press them on the obvious racial angle, they get flustered and either change the subject or break into a different chant about how America is an idea. It’s an odd thing that suggests these people have some sort of shunt in their consciousness that prevents them from seeing certain aspects of life. It’s not just a matter of self-censorship in order to avoid taboo subjects. Something seems to have been altered in their brains that prevents them from seeing anything that contradicts the colorblind fantasy.

It is an important fact for dissidents to accept. A lifetime of conditioning, perhaps generations of conditioning, have made it impossible for some people to ever look up and see the great divide, much less cross over to this side. Part of it is the normal desire of most humans to belong to the pack. To stand outside the main, with regards to biology, is a dangerous place. It is a form of self-exile. Naturally, most people would not choose it, even if it meant degrading themselves by repeating what they know to be untrue.
Aristotle explained this mysterious phenomenon: "Before some audiences not even the possession of the exactest knowledge will make it easy for what we say to produce conviction. For argument based on knowledge implies instruction, and there are people whom one cannot instruct."
- Aristotle, Rhetoric   

Their attachment to racial equality, civic nationalism, the melting pot, and the concept of the nation as idea is emotional, not rational. Reason will not change their minds. Only emotion will do so, and the most convincing emotion is fear. They will not, they cannot, change their minds until they begin to fear for their lives, one way or another.


From:  http://voxday.blogspot.com/2019/04/an-inability-to-break-free.html

Mount Pleasant Biggest Foxconn Loser?

By - Apr 19th, 2019 10:20 am
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Village of Mount Pleasant.
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Foxconn’s Wisconsin plant would be the “eighth wonder of the world,” President Donald Trump declared, a “transformational, once in a lifetime opportunity,” Gov. Scott Walker gushed. And so, buoyed by such promises, and prodded by state officials, the tiny rural Village of Mount Pleasant bet the house on a Taiwanese company with a history of walking out on deals. 
Mount Pleasant’s annual budget is just over $15 million, yet in late 2017 the village and Racine County (whose budget was $151.6 million that year) jointly approved a figure 50 times higher than the village’s budget — $764 million in spending — for land acquisition, road construction and new sewer and water lines, all for the Foxconn project. 
“The Foxconn site currently has one traffic stop; when it’s finally finished, it will have 12,” the Guardian reported. “Approximately 42 miles… of water pipes are being added, alongside 26 miles of gas pipes and 28 miles of telecom wires.”
Yes, the village and county were spending and building big because Foxconn would need all this for its promised $10 billion plant employing 13,000 employees on a campus that would be four square miles in size.  So the village had to buy up land from owners— thousands of acres — needed by Foxconn to create the eighth wonder of the world. 
But some homeowners resisted or balked at the price being offered and the village felt pressured to move quickly so as not to lose the Foxconn project. So its leader decided to pay “for the assessed value of homes plus an additional 40 percent and $50,000 per additional acre of property,” as the Racine Journal Times reported. “The village also pays for any relocation costs, and reimburses the property owner if they obtained their own assessment during the negotiation process.”
That raised the costs of the project. 
So did Foxconn’s delays and changes in plans. Originally, the village and county took short-term loans to pay for the development “in expectation that Foxconn would begin to develop those areas within the next five years. But plans for the project changed, and those short-term loans were refinanced into long-term loans, a major factor in the increase in interest payments,” the newspaper reported. 
The amount of borrowing led Moody’s Investors Service to lower Mount Pleasant’s credit rating last September and in January Moody’s added another cautionary note, as the Journal Sentinel reported.
The village expects to recoup the entire cost of the project through a Tax Incremental Financing (TIF) district it has created. Its financial consultant has estimated the Foxconn TIF will generate $30 million of revenue a year, based on Foxconn being assessed for $1.4 billion in taxable improvements by January 1, 2023. And if the company doesn’t meet this target by then, which seems increasingly likely, it will still be taxed based on $1.4 billion in improvements under the contract.
But what if the company refuses to pay? What if it folds up its tent and leaves town? Then the village would have to go to court to try and enforce the contract. By contrast, most of the state subsidy for Foxconn is incentive-based: the money comes as the company meets goals in hiring and capital investment. Racine County and Mount Pleasant are spending nearly all the money upfront, which is far more risky. 
Meanwhile the village has huge swaths of land that have yet to be developed by Foxconn and probably never will. In early April, Village trustees “voted to allow the leasing of portions of the Foxconn development area to local farmers,” the Journal Times reported. The village is leasing 1,066 acres for $180 per acre to two farmers. One of them, Tom Fliess, Jr., is leasing land he sold to the village for $1.675 million in August 2018.
Village Trustee Gary Feest wasn’t crazy about the deal, the story noted: “I’m a little uncomfortable that the village is becoming a land broker here,” he said. “It’s just we buy all of this land, remove the people from it and now we’re making money from it.”
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos (R-Rochester) represents much of Racine County and portions of Mount Pleasant, and he promised that Foxconn would deliver “a $10 billion development project, 13,000 careers and new opportunities throughout Wisconsin. The Foxconn project is a worthwhile investment that will transform our state and help build a strong, healthy economy.”
So when taxpayers look for who to blame when their massive investment is not repaid, they might look first to their local state representative. Which might explain why Vos is desperately trying to blame Gov. Tony Evers for Foxconn’s reduction in the size of the project.  Evers has announced he wants to renegotiate the contract given Foxconn’s many changes in its promised deal. In June 2018, Foxconn confirmed it would no longer build the Gen 10.5 plant it was contractually required to do and would instead build a Gen 6 plant, which would require an investment of only $5 billion or less. Since last fall it has stopped promising to invest $10 billion. As for those 13,000 jobs, the company said in August 2018  that the vast majority of those promised manufacturing jobs —- if a manufacturing plant is ever built — would actually go to robots. But all signs suggest it isn’t even building that and is instead creating a small assembly plant.
The massive shrinkage in the promised investment, size of the plant and number of manufacturing jobs all came before Evers was elected, but Vos is trying to blame this on Evers. “It is beyond my level of understanding to think that a Governor of Wisconsin is rooting for the failure of the largest economic development project in our state’s history!” he told talk radio host Jay Weber. Evers is “doing harm” by seeking to renegotiate the contract, Vos declared. 
You can expect to hear much more of this from Vos, as voters in his district begin to realize that the “$10 billion development” and “13,000 careers” he promised will never materialize and that their massive tax investment was a sucker’s bet. It may just occur to some of them that their state representative failed to protect their interests.
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From:  https://urbanmilwaukee.com/2019/04/19/murphys-law-mount-pleasant-biggest-foxconn-loser/?fbclid=IwAR1dsjkYLzrkN5m9n8hEe-TF61A2Xf173tYG1peO9slOH4sil_o9ZQ_Vt5A