Thursday, September 22, 2011

Seems a slimeball ILWU asswipe may have stopped by this morning...

Anonymously, of course, given that they're a bunch of scumbag cowards:

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Go fuck yourself you pig dick sucking moron.

By Tea bag this bitch on Moron ILWU thugs in Longview continue their antics... at 6:28 AM

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While I wouldn't dream of engaging in a hobby that goat scrogging moron obviously relishes, this goes to the bigger point of the neanderthal mind set of these terrorist thugs.

Can't defend their criminal behavior, so, this is the result.

Just sayin'.



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Wednesday, September 21, 2011

It's time to lock up the Tacoma teachers... and if you think it can't be done, then check this out:


THE NATION

Law: Judge uses the alphabet in sentencing the educators for ignoring a back-to-work order. He is up to the Cs.

December 05, 2001|
JANET WILSON and JOHN J. GOLDMAN | TIMES STAFF WRITERS
FREEHOLD, N.J. — For the first time in 23 years, a judge took the extraordinary step of jailing teachers in New Jersey for criminal contempt when they ignored a court order to end a strike.

Amid tears and vows not to return to work until they received a new contract, teachers in Monmouth County's biggest school district Tuesday told Superior Court Judge Clarkson S. Fisher Jr. they would rather be behind bars than bow to school administrators they distrust in the central New Jersey suburb of Middletown Township.
The judge began sentencing teachers Monday in alphabetical order. Fisher reached the Cs on Tuesday and there are now 47 teachers in the Monmouth County Jail, where officials said they were being housed two to a cell.

"Everyone I know who has been in the courtroom has come out in tears," said Karen Joseph, a spokeswoman for the union. "The people who stand in front of the hall of records are in tears when they cheer the people who have to go in.

"There is this bucolic Christmas tree and Christmas lights and evergreens. . . . It's not a happy holiday season here. Every couple of hours, we have to watch people being taken to jail in handcuffs."

"I think the judge is caught between a rock and a hard place," said Patrice Thornton, a drama and English teacher for more than 20 years in the district. "He's caught between the letter of the law and what he ethically and morally feels is right."

Starting today, an additional judge will be assigned to the labor dispute, which could speed the jailings.
As darkness descended, hundreds of teachers gathered in front of the building housing Fisher's court for a protest vigil.
Ultimately, the number rose to over 200... and then, guess what?

The little slimeballs went back to work.

Just sayin.

Mike Briggs' comment is partially covered below due to technical reasons.

Something that I haven't yet figured out seems to have corrupted the Blogger program and inadvertantly covered Mike Briggs' comment from the article in the post record. I am posting all of it here, hopefully unblocked.
I think it is really a shame that people of Washougal and all over East County have to subjected to the likes of Jon Russell and his aliases as he pokes fun at all of us, will not admit to his part in the missing funds of money, and basically thumbs his nose at all of us with these actions.


Anyone reading this- why does he get away with this kind of behavior? Why does he support Connie Jo Freeman, Caryn Plinkski and no one says "Boo" about this? Why does he take money from David Madore and it's ok? Doesn't anyone care?

I find this all very sad and distressing for Washougal.

Last night I attended a City Council meeting in Camas. It was a long one and very tense. And do you know what? Everyone acted like gentleman and ladies, everyone got their say, and no was upset even when a 7/0 came down against someone's wishes. And do you know why? Because it was very apparent to everyone, the side opposed to the project and the side in favor for the project, that everything was fair, above board, and all the city codes were followed. Newcomer City Councilman Tim Hazen said it best for me as he said out loud to the audience, "I want everyone to know NO ONE on the council as talked before hand about this issue and we all come here tonight to give our individual opinions and vote fairly". (or words to that effect)

Isn't this the kind of government that the people of Washougal want also?

When we all vote in this coming election I hope everyone reading this remembers how are Washougal Council acts, who is trying to do good for Washougal and who is trying just to promote themselves for another office or their own private agendas, who comes regularly to city council meetings, and who fights all the time and just stops Washougal from functioning well.

Please do this. Please remember and vote accordingly to whom you believe, in your hearts, is representing you the best in our town of Washougal and who wears funny masks, talks under different names, and support two complete unknown's for office.

For my vote, I plan to vote to keep Molly Coston and Rod Morris!

Mike Briggs Washougal

(my real name)

Looks like Russell's gone over the edge...

There's an article on the Camas Washougal Post Record web site concerning the $100,000 that vaporized under Jon Russell's nose.

Russell was chair of the Washougal finance committee when Stacy Sellers had a wild weekend in Vegas, most of which Russell signed off for, and when $100,000 in city money mysteriously vaporized.

(And no, for aficionados, I'm not alleging that Russell took the money... just that his incompetence helped make it disappear. He, of course, bears absolutely no responsibility for that disappearance... just ask him.)

The article brings everyone up to date on the issues... and tells the folks that, well, no one seems to know where the money went or who took it, but that on some level or another, the
investigation continuuuuuues.

But that's not the point of this post.

Earlier, Jon's wife, Sarah, outed him for using false identities to comment on newspaper and other sites.

The strangest part of her admission wasn't that Russell had been using fake names to attack his political opponents.... most everyone involved in politics locally has been aware of that, litterally, for years.

No, the strangest part of her comment was that he hadn't been doing that "for over 6 months."
SO, Here's for one: Jon Russell may have used aliases and fake names in the past but has not commented, blogged or otherwise produced written material under any fake names for over 6 months.
Which brings us to this article... where Russell uses TWO fake names and even refers to himself in the 3rd person:
Comments
Well, Jon Russell (polis) should know where this money is. After all, he was the chairman of the finance committee when all of this was taking place. He MUST have some idea, wouldn't you think?
Yes, Get'em and string him up. You get the pitch fork Striker, I'll grab the rubber mallet. Got an extra cigar? You wear your stupid looking sailor hat and I'll wear my silly red nose. Meet you down at Shelby's for drinks afterwards.
Nice, Jon. I thought your wife said you didn't post under aliases anymore.
What, you not on board captain? I thought you said he knows where $100,000 is..That's a handsome sum......I thought you were ready to go with me....Let's go get'em.
Point being, Jon, is that if proper records had been kept and maintained, then reviewed by the Finance Committee appropriately, there wouldn't be a question of where the money was, now would there?
How much intelligence does it take to figure out there is a problem if you hold an event or program that requires fees to be collected and you show no revenue, eh?
But Striker you said, Russell (polis) should know where this money is..So let's stop playing around and go get the SOB. I mean obviously if the council could not find the money, the city finance director could not find the money and the State Auditor could not find the money.....the obvious conclusion is that Russell knows where the money is...He probably has it in his freezer, so let's go.
I find it quite disturbing that you refer to yourself in the third person while posting as an alias that you have told your wife you no longer use. Have the marbles completely rolled away now, Jon?
Striker, Come on man, quit playing around. You stepped to the plate and pulled back on the bat but now your going to bunt? Let's go get that money. If my calculations are correct Russell probably split the loot with Sellers and so he probably has at least a good portion of it left. You can grab him from behind and I'll slap him upside the head with his fake diploma until he talks. His fake doctor wife can take care of him after we rough him up a little. We can do this thing.
I think it is really a shame that people of Washougal and all over East County have to subjected to the likes of Jon Russell and his aliases as he pokes fun at all of us, will not admit to his part in the missing funds of money, and basically thumbs his nose at all of us with these actions.
Anyone reading this- why does he get away with this kind of behavior? Why does he support Connie Jo Freeman, Caryn Plinkski and no one says "Boo" about this? Why does he take money from David Madore and it's ok? Doesn't anyone care?
I find this all very sad and distressing for Washougal.
Last night I attended a City Council meeting in Camas. It was a long one and very tense. And do you know what? Everyone acted like gentleman and ladies, everyone got their say, and no was upset even when a 7/0 came down against someone's wishes. And do you know why? Because it was very apparent to everyone, the side opposed to the project and the side in favor for the project, that everything was fair, above board, and all the city codes were followed. Newcomer City Councilman Tim Hazen said it best for me as he said out loud to the audience, "I want everyone to know NO ONE on the council as talked before hand about this issue and we all come here tonight to give our individual opinions and vote fairly". (or words to that effect)
Isn't this the kind of government that the people of Washougal want also?
When we all vote in this coming election I hope everyone reading this remembers how are Washougal Council acts, who is trying to do good for Washougal and who is trying just to promote themselves for another office or their own private agendas, who comes regularly to city council meetings, and who fights all the time and just stops Washougal from functioning well.
Please do this. Please remember and vote accordingly to whom you believe, in your hearts, is representing you the best in our town of Washougal and who wears funny masks, talks under different names, and support two complete unknown's for office.
For my vote, I plan to vote to keep Molly Coston and Rod Morris!
Mike Briggs Washougal
(my real name)
This kind of acting out is just... well... bizarre.

Cross posted at Jon Russell Watch..

Moron ILWU thugs in Longview continue their antics.

it's rare to come across union leadership tat isn't made up of a bunch of slimeballs who will stop at nothing to get their own way.

Extortion.  Trespassing.  Breaking and entering.  Vandalism.  Threats.  Violence... you name it, and these toilet bowl refugees do it... no matter who gets hurt.

Some arrests have been made; hundreds more NEED to be made, and these clowns need to be put out of business.

Today, of course, is no different..
The Seattle Times

Longshoreman conflict flares again in Longview

A conflict over Longshore union jobs at the Port of Longview, Wash., grain terminal is flaring up again with the arrest of protesters blocking railroad tracks.
LONGVIEW, Wash. — A conflict over Longshore union jobs at the Port of Longview, Wash., grain terminal is flaring up again with the arrest of protesters blocking railroad tracks.
Cowlitz County sheriff's spokesman Grover Laseke (LAY'-seek-ee) says several people were arrested Wednesday for trespassing.
At least two people were treated after being hit with pepper spray.
A dozen officers in riot gear stood guard along the tracks as a grain train finally entered the terminal.
International Longshore and Warehouse Union Local 21 President Dan Coffman says two Longshore officers and about 10 wives and mothers of Longshore workers were arrested.
ILWU believes its members have the right to work at the new terminal. EGT Development has hired another firm that is staffing with workers from a different union, Portland-based Operating Engineers Local 701.