About this blog

Pasadena -- news, politics and gossip.

Send tips, rumors, rants to Fred Ortega fred.ortega@sgvn.com.

Recent Comments

Categories:

Powered by
Movable Type 4.1

« The only constant is change | Main | East Pasadena two-fer »

Chinese take outs from Monday

She was the third woman to make her comments before they were held over to the post-10 p.m. continuance.Council members squirmed Monday night when several Chinese women and Falun Gong-ers brought their stories of torture, abducted family members and organ harvesting by the Chinese Government to council chambers.

What a bunch of kill-joys.

With a stack of cards for more speakers in his hands, Mayor Bill Bogaard held over further public comments until the end of business after 10 p.m., but that didn't make the women go away.

This woman is not enjoying her condiminium. In fact, she can't use her condiminium.Three or four more speakers were followed up by this woman one council member, on double-super-NORLY-secret background described as "pretty hot."

Sitting in the back, the Falun Gongers watched the council fall over itself to understand her poorly articulated description of why she lacked "enjoyment" of her Prado condo because a door made too much noise.


MISSING from the lineup was Mr. "Too provactive? Too subtle?" Faulkner," known for his Dada-esque "light ups" on the Youtubes about the Pasadena Humane Society and "spineless twits" on the council.


Feeling touched by greatness at the previous council meeting, I stepped outside to ask about the "false and misleading reports" and figure out what he was so pissed off about.

Apparently a review done seven years ago could not confirm the Humane Society was conducting patrols it said it was, he explained.

Apparently he blames the society for all unleashed dogs, and much of his anger stems from an incident some years back where he was attacked by another person after having to physically intervene to prevent an unleashed dog from attacking his in a city park.

Dogs are a big part of Faulkner's life -- he trains them. If his story is accurate, it's imaginable he'd have some traumatic response to being forced to harm another animal and be perceived as abusive.

When we're hurt, we want retribution, and Faulkner's blame of the Humane Society hasn't lost its edge over the years.


Absent from

Comments

The Falun Gong practicioners would like for Pasadena not to allow China to enter a float into the Rose Parade, is that right? I am a little bit confused about this, but very interested.
Great read, Todd - always good to read your blog and get the updates. Congrats to Larry Wilson..or as his asteroid is named "larrywilson" (according to the plaque in his office).
Hi Jill: I am one of the Falun Gong practitioners who spoke at the council meeting on Monday. I spoke because my mother was arrested last December in Beijing for her practice of Falun Gong. I hope that the city council can help me to rescue my mother, i.e. write to Beijing government and request them to release my mother who is now jailed in Beijing female labor camp. Regarding the Rose Parade, I just want the Mayor and council members to be aware of the serious human rights violation of the Chinese communist regime when they deal with the communist party government. A lot of people think that China has changed. It is no longer a communist regime. It is rising “peacefully”. Internally, the Chinese communist party (CCP) is still persecuting mainstream Chinese people, including Falun Gong and other religious groups, political dissidents, independent journalist, etc. The CCP still tightly controls and censors all media and the Internet. Externally, on May 11, 2006, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, the leading research institute of the communist government in the People's Republic of China (PRC), issued the first Yellow Book on Socialism in the World. It laid out the Chinese strategy to spread socialism worldwide and replace the United States as leader of the world in the 21st century. Meanwhile, China’s communist regime intentionally brainwashes the Chinese people with nationalistic and anti-US propaganda through carefully crafted media campaigns. You must have seen the news about contaminated food and drugs from China. Although this is the first time that it has reached Western society, it has been going on in China for years. It is just one manifestation of the moral destruction in China due too decades of CCP rule. Those who believe in “Truth, Compassion and Tolerance are being persecuted, what are the Chinese allowed to believe in? If we keep on ignoring the human rights situation in China, similar problems will come out of China more and more, thus bringing harm back to us.
Hi Jenny, I would love to email with you directly, and to include information about this on my blog. Could you email me at jilldoughtie@gmail.com?
"Chinese take outs"? That's sensitive. I wonder what the headline would have been for a group of black or Latino speakers.
Uh-oh, Todd, you're "projecting racism". ;-)
Brown outs? Black outs? Probably not, because it wouldn't make sense. But certainly Mexican/Cuban/Ethiopian take outs, if it applied to 'take out' excerpts from the meeting on issues with those respective governments.
Cool site. Thanks!
Very good site. Thanks!!!
Cool site. Thank you.
Nice site. Thank you:-)
Cool site. Thank you!!!
Very good site. Thank you!!!
Nice site. Thank you!
Nice site. Thanks!
Good site. Thank you:-)
Good site. Thank you:-)
Cool site. Thanks!!!
Very good site. Thank you:-)
Very good site. Thanks.
Good site. Thank you!!!
Good site. Thank you!!!
Very good site. Thank you.
Very good site. Thank you.
Cool site. Thanks!
Cool site. Thanks!
Cool site. Thank you!
Very good site. Thanks!
Very good site. Thank you.
Nice site. Thank you:-)
Cool site. Thank you:-)
Cool site. Thank you:-)
Nice site. Thank you.
wvub sokhzfd ylndiz fghxqvzkn rwkftsuaq fkvwryoax nmdyhvf

Post a comment

The Roll

Our SGVN blogs

Hallway Monitor
Caroline An's experiences the Pasadena Unified School District.
The Public Eye
SGVN Public Editor Larry Wilson muses on life, newspapering and the Velvet Underground.
Scott Galetti Talks Prep Sports What else is there to say? Scott's a cool guy who posts about local prep sports.
Crime Scene
Tribune crime guy Frank Girardot wants to know where the bodies are and what they're stuffed into.
Editors' Corner
Edward Barrera and Kate Kealey, las editors libres, reflect on the news in general with a dash of newsroom insidering.
Leftovers from City Hall
More city hall news and tidbits from around the Valley, brought to you by reporters Jennifer McLain and Tania Chatila.
Fred Robledo Talks Prep Sports
Tribune sports dude Fred Robledo's monster prep sports blog.

Advertisement

Headlines



Copyright Notice | Privacy Policy | Information
For more local Southern California news:
Copyright © 2007 Los Angeles Newspaper Group