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Re: POLICE SEEK SUSPECT IN SECOND STREET RAPE

John_Greet — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 22:33:29 -0000

Mr. wrong: It appears that whenever one enters text that includes ".com" at the end, as in LBPOST.com or LBReport.com, disqus automatically converts it to a bold blue hyperlink.

So very sorry if this inconveniences or otherwise annoys you. The best response might be to stop reading, let alone commenting on, my posts?

Re: BELMONT SHORE BAR SCENE FINALLY DRAWS A CROWD OF COPS

wrongbeachJohn — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 12:19:00 -0000

Is that commissioner jackurts mommy listed as co-licensee?

Re: POLICE SEEK SUSPECT IN SECOND STREET RAPE

wrongbeachJohn — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 12:12:54 -0000

Now resorting to threats, how pathetic!

Scared to death these sorry bastards!

Re: POLICE SEEK SUSPECT IN SECOND STREET RAPE

wrongbeachJohn — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 12:10:56 -0000

Even more than desperate and pathetic they are scared to death. Their "okey-dokey" arrangements with the city are being exposed and it's downhill from here for them.

Looks like we'll return to "fair dealing" as a result. Very good.

Re: POLICE SEEK SUSPECT IN SECOND STREET RAPE

wrongbeachJohn — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 03:13:14 -0000

STOP THE PIMPING.

Dave, Will, Ellen, Theo stop this guy's pimping that shit-site here please!

Re: POLICE SEEK SUSPECT IN SECOND STREET RAPE

wrongbeachJohn — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 03:10:01 -0000

john is proving himself to be the internet graveyard shift private these days...no longer the internet chief.

Re: POLICE SEEK SUSPECT IN SECOND STREET RAPE

wrongbeachJohn — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 03:06:53 -0000

John please stop pimping for phony gordons shit-sack chamber of whores "news scam" site here at a real news site. Many of us are disgusted to even read the sleazy name, especially highlighted in blue.
Thank you in advance for your following my order.

Re: POLICE SEEK SUSPECT IN SECOND STREET RAPE

wrongbeachJohn — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 16:52:48 -0000

Exactly Howard, it's a chamber

of whores "news scam" that I refuse to visit.

Re: LA TIMES VISITS BELMONT SHORE BARS

The Toad — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 12:24:37 -0000

We would all be better served if somebody ran that by Pat West. A 5% efficiency differential is reasonably significant. Sure beats laying off cops.

Re: LA TIMES VISITS BELMONT SHORE BARS

wrongbeachJohn — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 22:54:21 -0000

Nice post John.

I'll have to miss out on the snoop issue in your lbpost column, because I decline to visit/support/patronize a business-union run news "scam".

I think all things need to be carefully weighed with regard to any PD/FD changes. These heroes deserve the best of working conditions due to the dangerous, serious and important work they do. We can't afford nor should we shortchange them in any way; it would also be a case of false economics if we do.

Re: TOUGH TIMES AHEAD FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT EMPLOYEES?

wrongbeachJohn — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 13:55:50 -0000

Our difference

in this matter is that I am speaking from what I see and experience at a LBUSD school where I volunteer as a "reader".

I know where you gather your opinion.

That's why you and that hypocrite unionboss randy whoredon drive me crazy. You'll never be as disgusting as that prick though. I'm sure you honestly care about our schoolchildren. To that asshole it's all about his personal/professional gain.

Re: TOUGH TIMES AHEAD FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT EMPLOYEES?

lbresident — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 13:35:22 -0000

dude just because others have similar thoughts doesn't make them wrong.

Re: LA TIMES VISITS BELMONT SHORE BARS

wrongbeachJohn — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 13:14:51 -0000

Better run THAT by internet chief greet first.

Re: TOUGH TIMES AHEAD FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT EMPLOYEES?

wrongbeachJohn — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 13:10:41 -0000

Verbatim from a will, krauthammer, elder, boot, "el dopiate' et al column/broadcast.

Re: TOUGH TIMES AHEAD FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT EMPLOYEES?

lbresident — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 09:16:51 -0000

Teachers can be evaluated by principals based on annual objectives (not necessarily tests) like every other job in the world.

Vouchers enable competition which is the key ingredient for successful orgs in any industry.

Charter schools work because they are free to make decisions based on results. They are not beholden to tons of union and admin beuracracy.

Re: CONNECTING THE DOTS ON THE DLBA’S EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

wrongbeachJohn — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 03:17:29 -0000

Nobody should be surprised...this is wrong beach. Things have always been done this way.

I bet bev and james and joe and henry and jerry and randy et al think it's all kosher.

Re: BELMONT SHORE BAR SCENE FINALLY DRAWS A CROWD OF COPS

wrongbeachJohn — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 02:37:17 -0000

Mike Ruehle,
How to win friends and influence people. F... them Big Mike, thank you and keep up the good work.

RUEHLE FOR COUNCILMAN

Re: TOUGH TIMES AHEAD FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT EMPLOYEES?

wrongbeachJohn — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 02:32:10 -0000

You lost me when you stated they were "violent". You are right, I don't know much. I won't comment on what I think of your intellect, though.

Actually, YOU spout off the same ridiculous nonsense that one hypocritical neo-con mush-brained dope(iate) spews daily.

I would much rather banter with people who are informed and not brainwashed, but when they start trashing our teachers (heroes) I must respond violently to set the record straight.

1. I oppose pay for performance...how do you actually fairly determine performance? More tests? Think that system couldn't be scammed? Please tell me how exactly you would implement this plan.

2. I oppose vouchers, especially in these difficult times. I think vouchers go against much of what this country is supposed to be about. We could have afforded private schools but chose to keep the kids in public schools. How would you deal with the economic fallout from diverting money away from public schools?

3. Did you read about the LA charter school in the Times 2 weeks ago? They basically teach to the tests, and they do score high. You couldn't pay me to have kids go there. Didn't a number go bankrupt recently?
What exactly makes them work, and please provide examples if you can.

Your own answers please.

Re: TOUGH TIMES AHEAD FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT EMPLOYEES?

lbresident — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 14:54:16 -0000

You don't know much. The reason is you don't actually internalize what I have written or think deeply about these issues. You simply spout of irrelevant criticisms about talk radio. It's much more fun to have these discussions with howardx. I disagree with him too but at least he is informed and seems smart.

Yes, many teachers care about children. Teachers can have a great, positive impact on children. However, the policies their union support have a negative impact. I named three. Go do some research so you're informed and see if you agree after studying the policies.

Re: TOUGH TIMES AHEAD FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT EMPLOYEES?

wrongbeachJohn — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 14:40:08 -0000

I have had contact with LBUSD teachers for almost 60 years; never seen them act violent as a group. In general, they ALL seem (ed) to deeply care for the kids, grandkids, and ALL students. I don't see any harm, rather I see the opposite.

Teachers are my heroes.

But what do I know...I only showed up at the schools for decades, and continue to participate in reading to elementary school children in the hallway.

I guess if I listened to the bullshit on KFI like others I might be ignorantly closed-minded, but that won't happen. I'm too busy volunteering when I'm not working.

Re: TOUGH TIMES AHEAD FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT EMPLOYEES?

lbresident — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 13:46:39 -0000

specific policies that hurt children and schools that the teacher union support:

1. The teachers union violently opposes any pay for performance structure.

2. The teachers union opposes vouchers.

3. The teachers union opposes charter schools.

Now go do some homework or at a minimum read my posts so you know something before you start getting all emotional with your hatred of ceo's, companies, and other folks who pay the bills.

Re: TOUGH TIMES AHEAD FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT EMPLOYEES?

lbresident — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 13:43:32 -0000

you need to read the posts again. I didn't just bring that up. It was the central piece of my comments.

And yes the union has the opportunity to bargain. they have been successful in their bargaining. Their policies have been enacted and consequently there have been negative effects on schools. The union does a good job of benefitting teachers. Unfortunately they harm children in the process.

Re: TOUGH TIMES AHEAD FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT EMPLOYEES?

wrongbeachJohn — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 13:28:44 -0000

Well now you do know they have no control over scheduling and attending retreats, and you didn't learn it by listening to KFI.

Regarding the other subjects, which you just now raise, sure the teachers and their representatives have an opportunity to bargain over their terms and conditions of employment and declare their positions. Please remember this is America, not some fascist state.

I think Mr. Steinhauser would vigorously disagree with your statement that teachers have the "control". It's clear he has control over not only the teachers and the majority of the schoolboard but the entire LBUSD. And in many ways he does a great job.

Re: TOUGH TIMES AHEAD FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT EMPLOYEES?

wrongbeachJohn — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 13:27:23 -0000

"with their policies against accountability, results, performance, etc"

Can you be specific? What policies?

"One only need to look at the industries that are dominated by unions to see their effects. Auto, airlines, government. All in the crapper. All totally run by unions".

No my friend they are dominated by non-union management personnel, just like the banks and the investment houses.

Maybe they'd be in better shape if the employees had more say in the day to day operations than the greedy CEO's and self-serving management, all of whom look at short term "moves" to feather their nests rather than what's best in the long run.

I don't "love" the liberal agenda; but you love the right-wing non-sensical blabber. This country would be in worse shape than it is now if there were more people like you who don't seem to be able to think for themselves, and just repeat what they hear spewing from the mouths of hypocritical addled-brain drug addict entertainers.

Re: TOUGH TIMES AHEAD FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT EMPLOYEES?

lbresident — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 12:56:53 -0000

unlike you, I'll keep the name calling out of this.

I don't hate unions. They serve a good purpose in some cases. However, I do think they have become increasingly detrimental to job creation, growing the economy, and in many cases their own members with their policies against accountability, results, performance, etc.

One only need to look at the industries that are dominated by unions to see their effects. Auto, airlines, government. All in the crapper. All totally run by unions.

Study up my friend. Don't let facts get in the way of your love for the liberal agenda.