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Tag: War on Cops

  • We’re taking the Police Civilian Oversight Board to court

    Racism is racism Since our college days marching in Milwaukee with Father Groppi, patron saint of bus drivers, the Head Groundskeeper hereabouts has fought racism. Which is why David Blaska is lead complainant against the City of Madison WI, Mayor Satya, and the Common Council for instituting a race-quota’d, $482,000 taxpayer-paid assault on Madison police.…

  • Do black lives matter only when taken by blue lives?

    BLM protests prevented 300 police shootings  but caused up to 6,000 other homicides! Another take on the George Floyd/Derek Chauvin trial: Did you detect any evidence, testimony, or even postulation that suggested racial animus? An epithet uttered? The defendant’s past membership in the Klan, perhaps? No basis for an arrest? The suspect complying fully with…

  • Did George Floyd die of Covid?

    Minneapolis cop Derek Chauvin has been convicted! In the news media! They’re competing with each other as to who can wring the most salty tears out of a most preventable tragedy. Mr. George Floyd, please get in the squad car! Has any recent trial (outside the U.S. Senate) been more politically charged than that of police…

  • Madison’s board of chaos convenes

    The progressive board of police inquisition.  We learn, from an incisive news story in today’s (12-01-20) Wisconsin State Journal, that the 13-member Police Civilian Oversight Board is one expensive clusterf*k. In three hours, 13 minutes of hair twisting, this gaggle of special interests could struggle through only four of 12 items on the agenda of…

  • Madison moves step closer to abolishing police

    It’s on the agenda! We see that the boy mayor of Minneapolis has been booed off the stage. Jacob Frey was elected two years ago on promises to fix the police. That was so two years ago. Not Good Enough Any More. Mayor Frey retreated on Saturday [06-06-2020] through a sea of protesters yelling, “Go home,…

  • A parent speaks up for school safety

    Vote Tuesday, February 19. Safer Schools = a Safer Community