Re: L.A. Area Deputy Mayor Urges Violent Street Gangs to Attack ICE

On 2025-06-26 12:47 AM, BTR1701 wrote:

On Jun 25, 2025 at 9:14:18 PM PDT, ""Adam H. Kerman"" <ahk@chinet.com> wrote:
 

Adam H. Kerman <ahk@chinet.com> wrote:

BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:

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Cynthia Gonzalez, the deputy mayor of Cudahy, a small enclave in Los Angeles,
recently posted a video calling for the ultra-violent 18th Street Gang and
Florencia 13, an arm of the Mexican Mafia, to rise up against ICE and defend
their territory.

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https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1937684132596686848/vid/avc1/576x1024/7h6nahQC2cX9GUnF.mp4

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The Los Angeles Division of the FBI has opened a criminal investigation into
Gonzalez and has already paid her a visit at her home. Hopefully she was
stupid enough to talk to them.

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Gonzalez' Facebook page reveals her to be a radical, anti-American
"revanchist", a Mexican-American group that seeks to recover Texas, Arizona,
New Mexico and California as territory of Mexico.

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Why have FBI visit her? Let her talk to the Army.

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I'm changing my answer. The Socialist Republic of California really
pissed me off today. The locally-owned business closed up shop. They
sold lawn mowers, snow blowers, various small-engine tools for the yard.
Years ago I bought a Honda walk behind push lawnmower with four-stroke
engine from them, entirely made in America. These things last 20 years
but weren't selling well against lower-cost crap.
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All gasoline-powered mowers are illegal in California now. The state was
a big share of the market. That was the last straw for Honda and they
closed the factory.
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I use three gallons of gas in it all summer. Yeah, that tips the scale
in global warming.

 The good news is that Climate Cult's latest attempt to outlaw gas stoves and
heaters failed. They were proposing to force everyone with natural gas-powered
appliances to retrofit their homes and businesses and install new electric
appliances. This would, in addition to the cost of the appliances themselves,
cost the average homeowner upwards of $10,000 to comply with. They very nearly
got hauled out of their offices by their hair and set on fire. The blowback
was tremendous. The measure overwhelmingly failed in a 10-2 vote.
 

Did anyone at all do any calculations to make sure California's electrical grid could handle millions of new electrical appliances and heaters? Given all the brownouts you have already, it would seem incredibly irresponsible to force the adoption of still more electrical devices....
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Rhino