Category: Cops in schools
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Another stolen-car crash; Madison’s slaps on the wrist will get someone killed some day
Why Blaska has been fighting for Cops in our Schools and accountability in our courts From Madison.com: Two teens who are part of a crew known for stealing cars in the Madison area were injured early Sunday morning (12-16-18) when the stolen Jeep they were in crashed into a tree. The crash happened at about…
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School board to vote on cops in school today!
Madison schools will train school cops to be more racially sensitive! Fasten your helmets. Gird your loins. Steel your resolve. Tell our story to the world if we don’t get back. We’re going to the Madison school board meeting tonight! The school board is voting on cops in schools! Meeting starts at 5:45 p.m. today…
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Hip hop, hijackers and other turkeys
Time to catch up with the hip hoppers in Madison city government. A task force on “Equity in Music and Entertainment” composed of (what else is new?) — advocates — proposed taxpayer subsidies to rescue a form of music known as hip hop, of which gangsta rap is a constituent. That includes a $60,000-a-year administrator…
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District attorney Ozanne tries to excuse mob action, Part #2
Is viewpoint discrimination (and reverse racial discrimination) at work here? An Open Letter to Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne: While maintaining that Madison Police had not referred our complaint to you (See part #1), you made several arguments that reveals your inclination to let slide six months of intimidation and harassment against elected officials…
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Why won’t you prosecute the mob? Part #1
An Open letter to Ismael Ozanne, Dane County District Attorney: Thank you for meeting with me, unscheduled, Monday morning (12-03-18) in your office. That was most gracious. As we discussed, my purpose was to determine the status of a criminal complaint lodged by myself and three other witnesses against the ringleader of the mob action…
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A small Madison victory: free speech at a government meeting
Veni, vidi, dixi Blaska came, he saw, he spoke! Mirabile dictu, Blaska was permitted to speak to a democratically elected governmental body in the churning bowels of the Peoples’ Republic of Madison. The lord high commissioner of the Policy Werkes got his three minutes at the school board’s microphone Monday evening. Quelle joie! At last,…