Pre-Dawn Missives for Thursday

***Special Order 40 lives on to "protect" a growing
underclass of people in the City of Los Angeles.

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Rolf M. Treu, granting a motion from the city and the American Civil Liberties Union, said Harold Sturgeon failed to prove that "Special Order 40" was in conflict with federal and state laws that dictate the flow of information between local and federal agencies regarding people's immigration status. as excerpted from the Los Angeles Times. No shortage of comments on this issue for sure.

***BREAKING NEWS!! Supreme Court strikes down Washington D.C. Handgun Ban. Big Victory for Pro Gun Advocates.***

***What is it about Charter Schools who's name start with the word Academia?? We all know about the antics and teaching at Academia Semillas del Pueblo. But now Highland Park based Academia Avance is in the news for serious issues which caused pause in their Charter Renewal. And in both cases who was their most outspoken supporter on the LAUSD Board of Education?? "Big hint", Rosie O'Donnell, enough said.

***LA Weekly has observations on the contentious Neighborhood Council Election in Greater Echo Park Elysian.

***Memo to Councilman Dennis Zine, KFI 640 AM reporter Eric Leonard has audio of certain staffers based on the "third Floor" who are heard laughing at comments by "April Ass Clown Award Winner" Chief Bill Bratton that regarded your efforts to revise Special Order 40. (Link to KFI's John and Ken Show during 3:00 hour.)

***City Beat has earned the moniker of "City Weak"

***Call this a "Bloggin Pile On", DWP General Manager H. David Nahai in his brief reign as the "Shah of Water and Power" has quickly become the "Poster Boy" of what a Department Head should not be in the City of Los Angeles.

Arrogant, Self Center, Aloof and Politically Asute is not the way to endear yourself to the taypayers who pay your $300,000 + salary. So with thanks to "Westchester Parents" and Ron Kaye's Blog we join the party in exposing H. David Nahai as the "Shah of Water Waste" for Public Official in the City of Los Angeles.

****Read today's Daily News Editorial how they were used..and abused, by "Shah Nahai"****

But shouldn't Nahai be forgiven for generously opening his home and his water usage to the public - a commitment to model good conservationist behavior?

Certainly, if that were the whole story.

The story behind that story, in fact, shows more political calculation than chagrin. Nahai's offer to the Daily News was nothing more than a clever pre-emptive strike against another reporter he considered a bother. For weeks Nahai had resisted requests from independent journalist, blogger and all-around muckraker Alan Mittelstaedt to turn over his water bills.

It was a reasonable request. The man who was resurrecting the water police and
portraying himself as a conservationist ought to be willing to be an example.

Nahai was annoyed by the request and the persistence of this journalist, and knew he would have to give up his wasting ways sooner or later. So he used a tactic common to clever public figures: He took his story elsewhere. Hah. Take that nosy Nelson!

H. David Nahai (DWP General Manager) - 434,220(a staggering 310% times more than my household!!) That household being Ron Kaye's resident.
Rocky Delgadillo (City attorney) - 423,368 gallons
Mayor Villaraigosa - 386,716 gallons
Jack Weiss - 254,320 gallons
Bill Rosendahl - 230,384 gallons
Tony Cardenas - 219,912 gallons
Greig Smith - 219,164 gallons
Dennis Zine - 194,480 gallons
Wendy Gruel - 190,740 gallons
Jose Huizar - 142,120 gallons
Eric Garcetti - 88,264 gallons
Janice Hahn - 83,776 gallons
Bernard Parks - 35,156 gallons

Taxpayers need to give Alan Mittelstaedt thanks for taking on the "Shah of Water and Power" and exposing his hypocritical actions.

***LAPD, General Services, and Private Security will provide on-site security at the City of Los Angeles 109th Street Pool, located in the "No-Man's Land" between the Nickerson Gardens and Jordan Downs Housing Projects. This pool was the scene of a rampage last weekend where pool staff came under assualt.

***........and this from a source in CD 14. A official from CalTrans who oversees State owned properties in El Sereno, South Pasadena, and Pasadena, quickly departed a meeting when informed that an "certain person" was invited. Apparently threats has been made against this official by a person with interest in CalTrans properties.

The Ethics Committee & City Controller Seems To Have Too Much Time on They Hands...What About CM Huizar's Trip To Florida Over Wyvernwood?

DWP Whistle-blower YouTube Alert: Click here for video featuring attorney who filed the lawsuit against DWP which will publicly expose the fraud, waste and abuse -- and put it on the record in Superior Court. (Preview of what to expect to hear in court April 15, 2008.)

Hey Ethics Committee: How about looking into the campaign contributions of actual elected officials? (Instead of going after your opponents in retaliation.) I would start with CM Jose Huizar and make some phone calls and start asking some questions about some of the money flying into the City.

Remember last year's Superbowl trip to Miami? Wyvernwood? Fifteen Group? Shall I go on? Are we starting to see some of these favors be repaid? I think the Ethics Committee should be looking into elected officials, instead of un-elected officials.

NO WONDER ANTONIO HAS TO GET A D.C. POSITION. (To try and keep "Shady Pandora's Box" from springing open. Easier to control the attorneys from up there.)

MAYORAL SPEECH PATTERNS: Is there anyone reading this who wonders why the Mayor can't complete a full sentence anymore? (Ask his former receptionist! What was he was doing on all those trips to skid row?) Some folks feel this type of speech pattern is the sign of illegal drug abuse. Wonder if the mayor could even pass a drug test? HEY MAYOR, THE CONSTITUENTS WOULD FEEL A LOT BETTER IF YOU TOOK VOLUNTARY DRUG TESTS TO PUT ANY RUMORS TO REST. (Many companies require this of their employees with far less responsibility.)



IS HE EVER WITHIN THE 15 DISTRICTS?: Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, now in Texas?!?! We understand you support that loser Hillary Clinton (two loser peas in a loser pod), but you're flying all over the country campaigning for a losing endeavor, while your city is in a declared emergency! (And all the added travel and long hours campaigning must be burning you out for your job as LAUSD Cluster Superintendent, Jack Weiss Campaign Manager and Mayor.

Take the crack pipe out of your mouth (if you have a crack pipe in your mouth) and get your tiny, short ass back into LA and start addressing the emergency in your own backyard -- you stuttering, wife-cheating, one-term, career-over, loser. (Why don't we just pass an ordinance declaring Robin Kramer, "Actual Mayor" and ask Eli if she can stay.) YOU LOVE CONSTRUCTION, ANTONIO...learn how to construct a full sentence. (You're mayor of one of the most important cities in the world, and you can't even f*cking speak, anymore? What happened?!?!?)

AND IF YOU WANT TO READ ABOUT SOME REAL CORRUPTION...CLICK HERE FOR THE DWP STORY! (A bunch of reasons why they have a hell of a lot of nerve aksing for a rate hike.)

CLICK "READ MORE" for CM Huizar contributions regarding Florida money and Wyvernwood campaign contributions:


Fifteen Asset Management L.L.C.
Private Company, Headquarters Location
1680 Michigan Ave., 8th flr., Miami Beach FL 33139-2538, United States
(305)938-4300, http://www.fifteengroup.com
Primary SIC: Apartment Building Operators, Primary NAICS: Lessors of Residential Buildings and Dwellings
Description: Finance: Real estate management

Contributed to Huizar
06/22/06 Amy Fink
(Homemaker, None)
Stevenson Ranch, CA 91381-1102 Jose Huizar
Council Member - CD14
1277167 - HUIZAR OFFICEHOLDER ACCOUNT A - Monetary Contribution Received
(IND - Individual)
[Period: 04/01/06-06/30/06]
$500.00

12/29/06 Amy Fink
(Homemaker, None)
Stevenson Ranch, CA 91381-1102 Jose Huizar
Council Member - CD14
1291807 - RE-ELECT JOSE HUIZAR A - Monetary Contribution Received
(IND - Individual)
[Period: 01/01/06-12/31/06]
$500.00
[Election: 03/06/07]

03/14/06 Steven Fink
(Real Estate Develpment, Fifteen Asset Management)
Los Angeles, CA 90017 Jose Huizar
Council Member - CD14
1277167 - Huizar for Council A - Monetary Contribution Received
(IND - Individual)
[Period: 01/01/06-06/30/06]
$500.00
06/22/06 Steven Fink
(Real Estate Develpment, Fifteen Asset Management)
Los Angeles, CA 90017 Jose Huizar
Council Member - CD14
1277167 - HUIZAR OFFICEHOLDER ACCOUNT A - Monetary Contribution Received
(IND - Individual)
[Period: 04/01/06-06/30/06]
$500.00
12/29/06 Steven Fink
(Real Estate Develpment, Fifteen Asset Management)
Los Angeles, CA 90017 Jose Huizar
Council Member - CD14
1291807 - RE-ELECT JOSE HUIZAR A - Monetary Contribution Received
(IND - Individual)
[Period: 01/01/06-12/31/06]
$500.00
[Election: 03/06/07]


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NATIONAL REGISTERED AGENTS, INC.

Did You See LA'S Biggest Embarassment, Antonio Villarigosa Introduce Hillary Clinton in Commerce, California

Did you see LA City Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa introduce Hillary Clinton in California on Friday? They have been airing it on C-Span.

Antonio mentioned that he was in Iowa three times -- and spent five days in New Hampshire. No wonder he had to declare a financial emergency for Los Angeles: He's flying all over the country doing everything under the sun, except his job as mayor. (Then when he gets back into town, he has to run the school district.)

The nerve of this guy to brag that as mayor, he flew to New Hampshire for five days. (How is THAT in the best interest of the City? I say they should count against his vacation days!)

Anyway, if you want to bankrupt the country, by spending all your money on "helping" people, vote for Clinton. I though government's job was to fix the roads and provide basic services. Not run everyone's lives for them.

Clinton announced she wants a 90 day moratorium on foreclosures to give people time to figure out what to do since they were victims of predatory lending. So she wants them to simply keep paying whatever they can currently afford (the current interest rate they are locked in at, without paying the new higher rate).

She called for Congress to pass an economic stimulus package that could cost as much as $110 billion to help low-income families keep their homes, to subsidize heating costs this winter and perhaps refund some taxes.

Well, that's very nice Hillary, but what do you tell the people who were responsible and didn't over-extend themselves and didn't buy more than they could afford. Now the people who made the irresponsible and fraudulent decision to by more home than they could afford, will be paying less, for a nicer home than people who stuck to the rules.

I agree, that if I ran a bank, I might not raise people's rates, and take in something, rather than nothing in this housing market...but that should be up to the bank who made the loan to decide for themselves.

Plus, she wants to spend $70 billion to hand out to low income people who are victim of circumstance. (Because they are not as successful as Eli Broad or AKG -- and it's not their fault!)

And remember, when she says, "all people in America..." -- she means, "all", as in anyone and everyone...no questions asked. (You don't even hear the VillarClinton team say, "all Americans". NOW, it's "all people in America." (And there IS a difference!)

One thing seems clear: Clinton and Villar are two peas in a pod. He should take her out to dinner at one of the illegal hot dog carts on the street, then buy her a counterfeit purse, watch or some other gift from an illegal sidewalk vendor.

"This economy may be working for some people, but it sure isn't working for everybody," said Clinton, to the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers with union members.

She mentioned something about out of work construction workers who can't pay their health care: HOW DARE SHE SAY USE THIS EXAMPLE, WHEN HER OWN CAMPAIGN CO-CHAIR (Villariagrosa) ALLOWS ANY NON-DOCUMENTED, NON-CITIZEN TO WORK ON THESE CONSTRUCTION SITES. (Yes Hillary, if you replace employed citizens with non-citizens, the citizens will be unemployed and won't be able to afford health care. Especially when you keep adding new trash, bulky item and other fees and new taxes -- LIKE PROPOSITION S .

THEN, you want to spend $70 billion and $110 billion to fix the problem. WOW, I thought I was listening to a Janice Hahn speech!

Meanwhile, it was Hillary's best delivered speech that I have seen so far. It was the best I have ever seen her do. Even if I don't feel she means a word she says and is a complete phony. I get reaaaaaal nervous when I see Hillary, Nunez and Villaraigosa standing together in cahoots.

IF ANYONE FROM BARACK OBAMA'S CAMPAIGN IS READING THIS...START MAKING SURE ANTONIO & NUNEZ DON'T CANVAS ALL THE NEIGHBORHOODS AND COLLECT UP ALL THE ABSENTEE BALLOTS...BEWARE THOSE HOUSE PARTIES...AND WATCH WHEN A BUS CARAVAN PULLS UP TO THE POLL. (You know you can close a gap, real quick that way since they don't check IDs and the people who work the polls like to keep their backs turned.) VOTER FRAUD...It IS an issue in Los Angeles, Barack...WATCH IT. I say you are gonna get creamed in Nunez/Villar's district if you don't watch the polls the way college students watched the polls in Venezuela and prevented Chavez from pulling his usual tricks.

OH NO...Hillary just said, "I'm glad Mayor Viagraosa is here, because L.A. is known as one of the cleanest, greenest cities." REALLY? Is that big yellowish-gray cloud hanging over the city a special eco-cloud. (I thought it was smog.) But remember VillarClinton, keep repeating something over and over, and they'll believe it!

[Note from ZD: I know some of the stuff I'm saying may surprise some folks. I really do see both sides. Compassion vs Free Market. (And sometimes you have to "fudge" things to make the system work in reality. But I just don't trust the VillarClinton team on this one. Like putting a nursery school class in charge of the candy store...or in this case, bank vault.)