Wednesday, June 11, 2025
AOC downplays LA riots as mere 'teens' throwing rocks!
Saturday, June 7, 2025
National Guard to fight LA anti-ICE protests! This is CIVIL WAR!
Tom Homan President Donald Trump’s border czar, said he plans to send the National Guard to Los Angeles to combat protests against ICE that began this weekend following immigration raids in the city. “We are making Los Angeles safer. Mayor Bass should be thanking us. She says they are going to mobilize guess what? We are already mobilizing. We are going to bring the National Guard in tonight,” Homan told Fox News. The first thing needed is the arrest of Mayor Bass who spent her time in Africa on tax money while LA burned down remember this folks? Well this Liberal lesbian moron is back at it, and well after this why and how is she still free to cause more harm?
Tom made the comments after Senior White House adviser Stephen Miller railed against the protests, calling them an “insurrection” against the United States. In response to a post on X showing footage of the mass demonstrations, Miller wrote "An insurrection against the laws and sovereignty of the United States.” It comes after tense confrontations between police and demonstrators took place in LA on Friday, in response to operations by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, who arrested at least 44 people on immigration violations, before starting again on Saturday at a Home Depot in the Paramount section of the city.
LA Police Chief Jim McDonnell said the force had not been involved in the ICE operations. “While the LAPD will continue to have a visible presence in all our communities to ensure public safety, we will not assist or participate in any sort of mass deportations nor will the LAPD try to determine an individual's immigration status,” McDonnell wrote in a statement.
However, Homeland Security Investigations, a branch of ICE, said that 44 people had been administratively arrested on Friday and another was arrested for obstruction. In another tweet, Miller wrote: “Siding with invaders over citizens. If we don’t fix this, we don’t have a country.” Federal agents executed search warrants at three locations, including a warehouse in the fashion district of L.A., after a judge found there was probable cause the employer was using fictitious documents for some of its workers, according to representatives for Homeland Security Investigations and the U.S. Attorney’s Office. They also need to come to Miami as it's happening here, and it's being done in places like Walmart, Publix and other areas of employment.
Advocates for immigrant rights say people were detained Friday by immigration authorities outside Home Depot stores and a doughnut shop. The Los Angeles Times reported that multiple chants of “Fuera ICE” (ICE, get out) could be heard and flash-bang grenades were set off, though it was unclear who had set them off. One protester lit an entire bag of trash on fire and left in the street just half a block away from the immigration agents on Saturday in Paramount, which is about 82 percent Latino.
Shopping carts from Home Depot and recycling bins were scattered across the boulevard by Saturday afternoon. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said the activity by ICE was meant to “sow terror” in the nation’s second-largest city. She was later accused of siding with “chaos and lawlessness over law enforcement” by ICE Acting Director Todd Lyons. “Make no mistake, ICE will continue to enforce our nation’s immigration laws and arrest criminal illegal aliens,” Lyons said in a statement.
“From comparisons to the modern-day Nazi gestapo to glorifying rioters, the violent rhetoric of these sanctuary politicians is beyond the pale. This violence against ICE must end,” she said. Homan also complained about backlash directed at ICE agents during his interview on Fox News. The border czar, when asked about Democrats who have called for ICE agents to work unmasked, said he was looking into what could be done to stop their criticism... “We’re asking the DOJ to look at these statements and see if there is something we can do,” Homan said. The protests come at a challenging time for the Trump administration’s hardline anti-immigration agenda. At least two deported individuals migrants from Venezuela and Maryland Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was back to his home of citizenship El Salvador have been returned to the U.S. after judicial orders demanded their return.
Monday, January 13, 2025
Red flag fire warning for most of LA
“Do NOT do anything that could spark a fire,” the weather service said. The particularly dangerous situation warning was set to go into effect at 4 a.m. Tuesday and continue through noon Wednesday. Los Angeles Fire Chief Kristin Crowley said that fire crews had made extensive preparations in advance of this latest extreme weather event. “I want to reassure you that your LAFD, all of our regional partners, every single agency that has come from up and down this state and outside of the state we are ready,” Fire Chief Crowley said Sunday afternoon.
The officials warn that the toll will probably keep rising. Search and recovery operations are underway in both the Eaton and Palisades fire zones using cadaver dogs and grid searches, said L.A. County Sheriff Robert Luna. These fires are among the deadliest in California’s modern history. The state’s deadliest wildfire remains the Camp fire, which leveled the town of Paradise in Butte County in 2018 and killed at least 85 people.
As officials try to determine the cause of the Eaton fire, which burned areas in and around Altadena, investigators have focused on an electrical transmission tower in Eaton Canyon. Early photos and videos taken by residents captured what appeared to be the first flames of the deadly Eaton fire burning at the base of the Southern California Edison electrical transmission tower before racing down the canyon toward homes.
Exacerbating the situation is how little rain Southern California has received. Only 0.16 inches of rain has fallen since Oct. 1 in downtown Los Angeles, essentially nothing compared to the 5.23 inches that is, on average, seen by this point in the water year. Sustained winds are forecast on the coast and in valleys from 25 mph to 40 mph, with gusts of 30 mph to 50 mph. In the mountains and foothills, sustained winds of 30 mph to 45 mph are possible, with peak gusts of 50 mph to 70 mph.
Sunday, January 12, 2025
WAS LAFD Chief Kristin Crowley FIRED?
So I made this Banner Below to show how much damage they have caused.
'Fire department needs help'
— RT (@RT_com) January 10, 2025
Now that dam's broken LAFD chief Kristin Crowley goes all in on Mayor Karen Bass, who recenly slashed budget.
'$17M budget cut and elimination of our civilian positions like mechanics did has and will severely impact our ability to repair apparatus' https://t.co/GdfIxQ83IX pic.twitter.com/2pgFmF45qX
Gavin Newsom is the GOV from hell. Ironically he sounds like and looks a little like Will Arnett. They should use him like on SNL or something cause I think he would nail the part. LMAO but seriously who doesn't see it? Check the pic here with both side by side. Will on the left, and Gavin on the right. And Will and Gavin even have that same kind of voice to them.
You disgusting liar wipe that smirk off your face and step down from the Mayor chair you don't belong in office you're a disgrace to the state, and country! Go move to Africa YOU ARE NOT AMERICAN! YOU CLEARLY HATE THE USA! LEAVE WE DON'T NEED YOU!
— Real Angel Espino - Tha Jackal (@TheEspinoReport) January 12, 2025
The Fire Department (LAFD) did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Friday, January 10, 2025
Did Mayor Bass really cut fire department budget?
Once those two line items were added, the fire department’s operating budget actually grew by more than 7% compared to the prior fiscal year, according to the city’s financial analysts. The issue of fire department spending, boring and burdened with specifics in normal times, is now a critical issue in Los Angeles following the massive destruction caused by a wildfire in Pacific Palisades, which continues to burn. The Eaton fire, which has destroyed swaths of Altadena, is outside L.A. city limits. While the L.A. fire department’s annual operating budget has been growing overall and is on track to exceed $950 million the agency also has had to scale back some of its operations.
This idiot Mayor who looks like the new California version of Chicago disgraced Mayor Lori Lightfoot and both look a like, both are black lesbians, and both are morons... We need to stop voting DEI on these dumb people just because they check off a box in DEI! This is costing lives!
Bass, who was in Africa when the fire broke out, has sought to counter the budget cut narrative, saying that spending at the department has grown during the current year. She said funding for firefighter raises was part of her budget from the beginning but was included in an account separate from the fire department budget. “Money was allocated to be distributed later on, which actually went to support salaries and other parts of the fire department,” Bass told reporters at a briefing on Thursday. Last year, faced with a serious budget crunch, Bass and the council eliminated dozens of civilian positions in the department, all of them already vacant.
Crowley, appearing Friday on Fox11, was asked whether the city of Los Angeles failed her and her department. After the question was posed multiple times, she said, “Yes.” City Administrative Officer Matt Szabo, whose office helps prepare the city budget, said that overall fire department overtime, counting all categories, actually increased in this year’s budget by nearly $18 million. In addition, he said the budget reductions did not limit the number of firefighters who responded to the Palisades fire, or how long they worked. “The fire department is authorized to deploy whatever emergency resources are necessary, and those costs will be covered as they are every year,” Szabo said. Bass, appearing at the news conference earlier this week, echoed that message, saying the reductions at the fire department “did not impact what we’ve been going through the last few days.” Freddy Escobar, president of the United Firefighters of Los Angeles City Local 112, said he does not fault Bass over her handling of fire department spending.
Jack Humphreville, who serves on the watchdog group Neighborhood Council Budget Advocates, said the fire department had to scale back operations to make way for employee raises. Now, employee overtime from the Palisades fire, along with pay increases approved for the entire city workforce, are going to make the city budget crunch worse at least in the short term, he said. “I think the city’s in for a real world of hurt,” he said.
The money went into that account, and not the fire department one, because the city’s labor negotiating committee, made up of Bass and four council members, had not yet signed off on the firefighter contract, Szabo said. The deal also needed to go to the firefighter union for a ratification vote by its members and could have been rejected, requiring additional negotiations.
Those changes, planned last year, would push the fire department’s operating budget to $963 million a 9% increase over the previous year, Szabo said. Tracking spending at the city’s public safety agencies is a difficult task. Both the police and fire departments routinely overspend their budgets, particularly after emergencies or unexpected public safety needs.