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Friday, July 9, 2010
Illegal alien MS-13 Gang member gets life in prison for triple murders
Fox News just announced that Rodolfo Godinez, the first defendant of the triple murders in New Jersey is an Illegal immigrant and a member of MS-13, an international criminal gang known for extreme and bloody violence. It was further stated that the Mexican drug cartel that crosses the Arizona border day and night 24/7/365, recruits this vicious gang for its drug activities.
Fox said Godinez was arrested in 2006 for aggravated assault and has a 31 count indictment which includes child molestation and threatening the family of the little girl he molested. At that time, he was allowed to bond out at 150,000 and then murdered three college students and shot a fourth just for fun--it was some sort of gang initiation.
This would not have happened if we had secure borders. All elected officials who condone illegal immigration are a party to these murders. MS-13 is in Lake Worth
Voter testimony and Col. Allen West
Honor our Laws and our Language

Article II, Section 9, of the Florida Constitution provides that "English is the official language of the State of Florida." This provision was adopted in 1988 by a vote following an Initiative Petition.
This is just another law that the State does not adhere nor does the City of Lake Worth. It is costing millions to print material in other languages and that was just one of the reasons back in 1988 that voters in the State wanted English as its official language. We see printed matter in other languages here in Lake Worth, even signs at our beach.
To tie up a city commission meeting with people, some of whom are most likely (they always are at these things and brag about it to boot) here illegally, speaking Spanish with an interpreter, has gone beyond reasonable. For illegal aliens to come in and demand free services, in a free building where they have even demanded toilet paper...The Mentoring Center, a Lake Worth city building... is an insult to all citizens of Lake Worth.
Our progressive commission chooses to forget State and Federal law and all Commissioners who continually ignore the laws and stick it in the face of the citizens, should step down. But they believe there are "bad" laws and laws that should be broken. Actually some must believe that laws are just inconveniences to their personal beliefs. They don't listen to the citizens only the stacked chamber of their supporters...domestic terrorists.
There were people telling us at the commission meeting that they are learning English but still could not speak it. When you provide a Sanctuary City such as this Commission has done (along with the help of Jeff Clemens who is running for State Rep District 89--heaven help Florida), there is no incentive for any immigrant to learn our language or assimilate into our culture. NONE. When the PBSO applied a $500,000 grant in the illegal neighborhood to help with crime, you know we have big problems.
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Endorsements
Here are a few:
Bill Graham, District 3, School Board
Dave Aronberg, Attorney General
Jeff Clemens, Democrat, District 89 for State Representative
Col. Allen West, Republican, Congress District 22
Bernie Madoff in Lake Worth?

Well, not really. Bernie is in prison for scamming people with dreams of making tons of money. He took them for a ride at a tune of $65 billion. We don’t have scams of this magnitude but we are taken for a ride almost on a yearly basis.
Why do we allow ourselves to get involved in these “money making schemes?” We are desperate and we need money and we are not alone. A vast majority of cities throughout the country are in the same boat. Smart people get scammed every day and believe that any possible source of revenue must be good. It’s not just Lake Worth.
When times are tough, the scam artists multiply and the City continues to open itself up to be stepped on and abused and taken advantage of over and over again. We can never rise from it. Staff presents proposals from vendors (salesmen) and accept all of it as gospel and we say, “Wow,” what a great idea and seldom is there any supporting documentation from anywhere--EVER-- other than from the guy coming into town wanting to take our money, selling Staff on a pipe dream that we might make—wow--$1.4 million or thereabouts (there is never any back-up on-line) on red light cameras as an example, when the proposed Budget estimates us making $100,000.
We expect Staff to bring us the facts of the matter. They don’t. Any stupid salesman can come into our city with a scheme. We need to be protected. We need to be protected from Staff that presents it to a City Commission that relies on facts and professional judgment. They vote and get us into big trouble. The FAB several months ago said it did not want vendors making presentations. So, instead, now we have Staff making presentations for them.
This is the same sort of thing that got us into the mess with Greater Bay. This is what sold us down the garden path with the Billboard Mafia. We never got the $2.310 million from them. They continued to sue us for one thing or another and we eventually settled for $765,000 less than the Contract. And we have this blight for 20 years because we fell in love with the potential of $$$ versus sense.
As Dee McNamara said last night, Florida is the SCAM capital of the country and she probably isn’t that far off.
If anyone from Staff comes to the Commission or to the Financial Advisory Board, please have all of the facts—do the homework—do the research—call the Better Business Bureau at least. Do not rely on sales pitches presented by salesmen that want to take our money for a service that will mostly be to their benefit, not ours.
Red light cameras, Money over Sense
Keep speed trap van off road
And the idea of parking stations in the five downtown parking lots is a terrible idea...that's another blog.
From Steve Forbes on Police and Firefighter's Monopoly Bargaining Bill
Constituent's Petition to:
I am writing to encourage you to oppose the draconian policies being pushed by Big Labor. These union bosses are seeking to subject workers to intimidation and strip them of their rights, all in an effort to increase their own power and influence.
It is vital that you oppose all legislation that strips workers of their rights, or expands the oppressive power of Big Labor.
Whereas: Police and firefighters are to "Serve and Protect" the citizens of their community and, therefore, should NOT be controlled by Big Labor; and
Whereas: Union boss control of police and firefighters will tend to drive out the best men and women who refuse to knuckle under to union militants' demands for illegal strikes, featherbedding, and forced dues; and
Whereas: The Police and Firefighter Monopoly Bargaining Bill could force our nation's police and firefighters under union boss control, and is just the first step toward forcing all state and local public employees under Big Labor's thumb; and
Whereas: Passage of this bill would override existing state and local laws and lead to skyrocketing budgets and higher taxes;
Therefore: As your constituent, I urge you in the strongest possible manner to oppose S. 3194, the Police and Firefighter Monopoly Bargaining Bill.
Sign the Petition
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
We need to Stop the Insanity

Massachusetts received $45.4 million in stimulus money to expand broadband access in the western part of the State where some towns have virtually no high-speed Internet service. Overall, the 2009 stimulus package includes $7.2 billion to upgrade the nation’s data networks. If the Federal government can spend money such as this, and there were many “silly” programs, then surely it can extend unemployment benefits in this down economy.
There are many receiving benefits who are perfectly happy to be getting the hand-out because they simply do not want to work and will tackle the job problem right before their benefits run out. You know the type. We have all met them. But the overall majority of people who have lost their jobs are worried and they are hurting. The Stimulus plan was to jump start economic growth, and save between 900,000 - 2.3 million jobs. It has not.
If we can send money all over the world helping out this foreign country and that, we can help our own people first. The jobless rate is right around 10%. Why not encourage American corporations to hire US labor and stop the off-shoring by giving them tax incentives to do so? The government is taxing business to death. We need to spend money where it will increase productivity and get people back to work.
The Republicans have a very strong point and do, in spite of the Democratic hype, support extended unemployment benefits. "I support, and Republicans have supported, extending unemployment benefits, but we must not do so at a cost to the deficit, to the economy and to future generations. Our inability to get our fiscal house in order isn't just damaging future generations; it is wreaking havoc on jobs today," said Rep. Dave Camp, R-Michigan. Also on Thursday he called the newest extension plan "fiscal insanity" because it is not paid for and will only create future problems.
Pelosi criticized Republicans last week by saying that she's still optimistic that the bill will pass though it failed again in the Senate Wednesday night. She said that unemployment checks "created jobs."
Some people say there is no difference in the two major Political Parties because we are all fed up with the economy, the gridlock and all the other stuff not being addressed like illegal immigration but there is a difference—the Democrats are tax and spend and building up a debt that is out of control and one in which we can no longer afford. The Republicans are saying let’s have less government and come up with a plan rather than dishing out taxpayer money…spending cuts should be made in other federal programs to cover the costs for extended unemployment benefits. Which one makes the most sense?

Here in Lake Worth, City Manager, Susan Stanton, is attempting to reduce the cost of government without laying off employees. Without your help and the cooperation of the Unions that want it all, her job will be impossible.
Cut the waste; stop the Unions; take back the City that you pay for. Lake Worth needs to stop the spending. Just because it is budgeted does not mean that we have to spend it. It's not as if it is burning a hole in the pocket of government.
Things to Think About
1. You cannot legislate the poor into prosperity, by legislating the wealth out of prosperity.
2. What one person receives without working for, another person must work for without receiving.
3. The government cannot give to anybody anything that the government does not first take from somebody else.
4. You cannot multiply wealth by dividing it.
5. When half of the people get the idea that they do not have to work because the other half is going to take care of them, and when the other half gets the idea that it does no good to work, because somebody else is going to get what they work for, that my dear friend, is the beginning of the end of any nation.
Broward Councilwoman charged with the Big "C"
The latest of a string of corrupt officials charged with corruption. Read more about Diana Wasserman-Rubin who resigned from the Broward County Commission.
Wasserman-Rubin represented District 8, which covers parts of Weston, Pembroke Pines, Pembroke Park, Miramar, Southwest Ranches, West Park and northwest Hallandale Beach. Born in Cuba, she was the first Hispanic county commissioner elected in Broward and the first commissioner to serve in the largely ceremonial role of county mayor.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Public Commentary at City Hall
UPDATE: I was told by a Commissioner that the reason there was NO public commentary for those items pulled in the Consent Agenda, Unfinished or New Business was that the Chamber was literally emptied after Public Commentary. Those advocates for the Mentoring Center stacked the Chamber.
Right now at City Hall there is public commentary regarding The Resource Center, aka, Illegal Hiring Hall. People are actually speaking in SPANISH!!! And when they complete their two minutes, they get applause.
Who stacked this Chamber once again? Which Commissioners? Lisa Wilson? Both? More? Progressives? People who live off of government for their very existence? People who are hell bent on ruining our city? Who?
This lack of government response to the illegal problem has been one of the main reasons many people sympathize with and support Arizona's SB 1070. We have "had it" and have no understanding why elected officials here and elsewhere turn their head and do not enforce the Constitution and the law.
Commission support for illegal immigration as well as support for The Mentoring Center that leases a city building for $1 a year and gets everything provided to them for free, and a facility that caters to the illegal alien, will not be forgotten in November.
Rick Scott on Obama suing Arizona
~Rick Scott for Governor
Over $2.4 million to be voted upon tonight
Playground equipment at Bryant Park: $91,051
Approve 99 year lease For The Children: $1 per month for 99 years
Contract with Erin Deady for the creation of a Comprehensive Sustainability Plan: $199,400
Computer control system at Utility: $362,898
Settlement agreement with the County on water: $1,144,728 balance owed plus water purchase requirements.
Tank-coating services at Utility: $77,000
Control system upgrades at Utility: $439,496
Have fun folks. I'm taking a break.
US Justice Dept files Suit against Arizona
Obama saying that Arizona law is "misguided," had the Justice Department file a law suit today.
Governor of Arizona, Jan Brewer said, "We'll meet them in court ... and we will win," she said, calling the administration's actions a "disappointment."
Twisted Truth
Chocolate Cake--and don't make a racist deal out of itFirst of all, the beach was never off limits to people of color. Back before the Civil Rights Act of 1964, it was an “equal but separate” philosophy.
At the last Census Lake Worth had an estimated Black/African American population of 6,627, which is 18.9 percent of the total population in town (The U.S. average is 12.30%). Today, because of the big influx of immigrants, I am rather sure that number is much higher.
Blacks did not come to the beach when I was a kid in the 50's nor do they come to the beach that much today. I don't know why they don't but perhaps Golden should ask them. Maybe they don't like to get sunburned.
Times change but whether blacks show up at our public beach or use the pool or not, does not change what has occurred there--it is part of our history. So, for Commissioner Golden to make a “racist” thing out of historical plaques and want to eliminate them because her sense of justice has been offended somehow really takes the cake.
P.S. And for the guy who wanted to sell us solar panels, who did not live in Lake Worth and who thought that people who do not live here should have a voice on how our beach should look and be allowed to take the survey, I invite him to move here, help pay the taxes and the maintenance at our beach. Until then, forget it.
Florida is Tops when it comes to Crooked Politicians

According to Dahn Batchelor, retired lawyer, TV producer and news writer, "the Public Integrity Section of the federal Department of Justice sites more than 15,000 elected officials and civil servants that were convicted of betraying the public trust for personal power or financial gain between 1999 and 2008.
Two-thirds of Americans tell pollsters that they believe all politicians are corrupt. That may not be literally true, but it's not far from the sad reality.
The public has a real distaste for politicians, and the feeling seems to be reciprocated. There is clearly a sense of greed and a sense of entitlement among politicians."
The United States ranks 19th in transparency according to Transparency International.
To help eradicate this power of corruption, Florida Hometown Democracy will take away the money under the table vote. If residents can vote on land-use changes instead of just the politicians who sit on the dais, the influence peddling will come to a screeching halt.
Here in Florida we have had massive corruption throughout the last two decades involving developers and elected officials. More and more of them are exposed every day. Palm Beach County sent several to prison and here in Lake Worth, we have had horrible recommendations from our Planning & Zoning Board and irresponsible votes from the dais.
It is time this November 2nd that we help end that and tell the politicians, the developers, the Chamber of Commerce, the Realtors and all those only interested in lining their pockets or making money at the expense of our great State, that we have had enough.
Vote YES on Amendment 4.
Letter to the Editor on Sanctuary Cities
Letter To The Editor For Saturday, July 3
Jupiter a sanctuary for illegal immigrants
Jupiter saw the light and became a sanctuary city for illegal aliens. That's right! Look it up!
"Sanctuary city" is a term given to cities that follow practices that protect illegal immigrants, and Jupiter along with Lake Worth are the model cities in the state of Florida.
Generally, sanctuary policies instruct city employees not to notify the federal government of the presence of illegal aliens living in the community.
According to Town Councilman Jim Kuretski and Mayor Karen Golonka, "immigrants perform work and services that many Americans won't. Immigrants pay taxes to local governments and they are eager to learn English."
The city officials' justification for creating sanctuary cities is often under the guise of protecting "immigrant rights." But illegal aliens are not immigrants. Immigrants come to the U.S. legally and maintain their legal presence. When a person is illegally smuggled into the U.S. or violates visa restrictions, he or she is not an immigrant or visitor, but an illegal alien subject to deportation. Except in Jupiter!
What can we do to help stop sanctuary policies? Demand change!
JOHN KENDALL
Tequesta
Monday, July 5, 2010
Col Allen West's speech yesterday
Allen B. West (born February 7, 1961) is a retired United States Lieutenant Colonel and a Republican Party candidate for the United States Congress, Florida, in our District 22.


