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Saturday, November 30, 2013

The lack of Privacy in modern society, and how it will hurt us all

     If we as americans are comfortable in this present time, we are not true Americans. The lack of Privacy seem a bit overboard, from my point of view, which I can't say I'm right,  nor can anyone tell me I'm wrong,  when I say that our very freedom,  fought for by our forefathers , is in jeopardy, and only time will tell when and if we are willing to do the same to keep it. 

     It seems like we hear about politicians who are not getting a good reputation by the media outlets, for various reasons.   There are some better stories that are raunchier, or more lewd, even more revealing than this one. 
   
    Here in Stockton, California, a new scandal has broke, allegedly involving two reports form the cities newspaper owned by Dow Jones.  A few of the papers' writers also have some blog called: esanjoaquin.com.  On this blog one reporter has accused the Mayor, Anthony Silva, of some trumped up jargonistic charge.  This reporter is claiming the Mayor's private email suggests that he has done something new,  and discredits the Mayor, giving a legitimate reason as to why he said what he said.

      If you've ever had the feeling that your privacy was being violated, then you should agree that some stuff is meant to stay private.  Especially if and when the information obtained, it was obtained through illegal activities.  In this case the reporter has gone too far passed the point of intrusion.  This criminal like behaviour should be seen in the same light as tresspassing, mail tampering, and many other hacking charges or even espionage would serve the reporter justice.

     If we're allowing them to say we don't have the Right to privacy, it is basically an advanced intimidation tactic, which causes some to live in fear, contemplating; what do they know?  Just look at the game decided most important to the worlds wealthiest; it would obviously be politics at every level.  This is where the elite share the riches we work for. 

     Sounds a bit like slavery to me! 

     With this beastly force that's oppressing the inhabitants of earth, by any means necessary, to ensure the truth cannot be heard.  When great leaders who emerge from the masses,  representing the masses, they are first offered a buyout, if this is refused it leads to scandals and manipulations or lies about the candidate/politician, which then cause the people to reduce the value of their judgement.   Also most of these people are manipulated by the propaganda providers, and therefore encourage the dismantling of their own community.

     Know this Stockton, Anthony Silva is doing the best job he can but he needs our help to push the oppressors back.  Stop supporting mock journalism.   A true journalist will not bias a particular party or person, because they that do, are willing to lie, or cover up the truth for political gain.  This is a major disservice to its readers and the community in which they report, by leading us astray. 

     Stop supporting fraudulent journalism,  that helps corrupt politicians hide, yet exposing stuff that has no interest in the public atmosphere.  If you enjoy your privacy help protect your own by sticking up for those whose privacy has been breached.  If we don't, it will sooner or later be your turn to have yours breached as well.

     I will be there for all of the people who are having their rights trampled, because if you don't stand up for your rights, we will all lose them.  Give yourself the respect that you have as an American and help protect the land of the free, and the home of the brave!

Greg Pitsch
"The People's Politician"



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The lack of Privacy in modern society, and how it will hurt us all

     If we as americans are comfortable in this present time, we are not true Americans. The lack of Privacy seem a bit overboard, from my point of view, which I can't say I'm right,  nor can anyone tell me I'm wrong,  when I say that our freedom, fought for , and only time will tell when and if we would do the same to keep the right. 

     It seems like we hear about politicians who are not getting a good reputation by the media outlets.   There are some better stories that are raunchier, or more revealing than this one. 
   
    here in stockton california, a new scandal allegedly involving two reports form the cities newspaper owned by Dow Jones.  The paper's writers also have some blog called: esanjoaquin.com.  One reporter has accused the Mayor, Anthony Silva, of some trumped up jargonistic charge.  This reporter is claiming the Mayor's private email suggests that he has done something new,  and discredits the Mayor, giving a legitimate reason as to why he said what he said.

      If you've ever had the feeling of your privacy being violated, then you should agree that some stuff is meant to stay private.  Especially when and if the information obtained, was obtained through illegal activities.  In such case the reporter has gone too far across the point of intrusion.  This behaviour should be seen in the same light as tresspassing, mail tampering, and many other hacking charges or even espionage would serve him justice.

     If we're allowing them to say we don't have the Right to privacy, its basically an intimidation tactic, which causes some to fear what do they know?  Just look at the game decided most important to the worlds wealthiest; it would obviously be politics at every level.  This is where the elite share the riches we work for. 

     Sounds a bit like slavery to me! 

     With this beastly force that's oppressing the inhabitants of earth, by any means necessary, to ensure the truth cannot be heard.  When great leaders who emerge from the masses,  representing the masses, they are first offered a buyout, if this is refused it leads to scandals and manipulations or lies about the candidate/politician, which then cause the people to reduce the value of their judgement.   Also most of these people are manipulated by the propaganda providers, and therefore encourage the dismantling of their own community.

     Know this Stockton, Anthony Silva is doing the best job he can but he needs our help to push the oppressors back.  Stop supporting mock journalism.   A true journalist will not bias a particular party or person, because they that do, are willing to lie, or cover up the truth for political gain.  This is a major disservice to its readers and the community in which they report, by leading us astray. 

     Stop supporting fraudulent journalism,  that helps corrupt politicians hide, yet exposing stuff that has no interest in the public atmosphere.  If you enjoy your privacy help protect your own by sticking up for those whose privacy has been breached.  If we don't, it will sooner or later be your turn to have yours breached as well.

     I will be there for all of the people who are having their rights trampled, because if you don't stand up for your rights, we will all lose them.  Give yourself the respect that you have as an American and help protect the land of the free, and the home of the brave!

Greg Pitsch
"The People's Politician"

Thursday, September 12, 2013

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I'm with you on this one Rand, continue the fight towards freedom.   Education about the system is what is beating down the system.

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Sunday, December 9, 2012

Saturday, November 24, 2012

What will council's seat change mean for the Delta?





By Alex Breitler
Record Staff Writer

November 18, 2012 12:00 AM
STOCKTON - Just before the election, the Stockton City Council endured a two-hour presentation on a damnably complex subject: the Delta.

Gov. Jerry Brown's plan to build twin tunnels and siphon off Delta water had reached a "critical juncture," council members were told; they needed a crash course right away.

A week later, three council members, including Mayor Ann Johnston, were voted out of office. A fourth, Susan Eggman, will move on to the state Assembly.

Most of the council members who had in-depth knowledge of the Delta - the acronyms, the power players, the bureaucracy - will soon be gone.

What then?

"Believe me, I'm a little nervous about it," said Vice Mayor Kathy Miller, the lone remaining council member with in-depth involvement in the Delta. "The lack of institutional knowledge now in certain areas on the council - it's not that I think it's insurmountable, but it is an area of concern."

The city had been mostly silent on the subject of the Delta before Johnston elevated it to a major priority the past year.

At first, her concern was not so much with the proposed tunnels, but with other elements of the plan that officials worried would hinder Stockton's future growth.

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Friday, October 19, 2012

Mayoral challenge hearing set for Feb.



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By Scott Smith
Record Staff Writer
October 16, 2012 12:00 AM

STOCKTON - A judge on Monday set a Feb. 1 hearing for Ralph Lee White, a former mayoral candidate, to challenge the validity of incumbent Mayor Ann Johnston's quest for a second term.

The hearing date, set by San Joaquin County Superior Court Judge Lesley Holland, falls three months after the Nov. 6 election, upending White's attempt to scuttle Johnston's candidacy.

Johnston seeks a second term as mayor against challenger Anthony Silva.

White said he will seek a special election - filing a new suit, if necessary - in the scenario that Johnston is re-elected and then White succeeds in court at invalidating her career in city government.

"I did not write the charter. The people voted on it," White said defending him against critics, such as Johnston, who accuse him of needlessly distracting City Hall from genuine challenges.

"It's like saying, 'There goes Ralph Lee White complaining about his constitutional rights,' " said White, comparing the city charter to Stockton's constitution. "You must uphold the constitution, whether you like it or not."

White, a property investor, bail bondsman and former councilman, launched his charge against Johnston and the city earlier this year based on his interpretation of Section 606 of the city charter, which says:

"No person elected as either Mayor or Councilmember shall be eligible to serve, or serve, as either Mayor or Councilmember for more than two (2) terms ..."

Saturday, October 13, 2012

Freedom of Speech has no limitations, nor should we allow any!


Free speech must be used with care
Stockton Record: Letters to Editor 10/9/12


The right to express our views is a vital and valuable element of our society, but it does not allow anyone to falsely shout fire in a theater, make threatening phone calls, or instigate chaos in the U.S. and abroad. Freedom of speech assumes a level of responsibility. It does not imply the right to willfully do harm.

In the current case of the film that is causing violent uprising among followers of Allah, it could be considered as a hate crime or the equivalent of an act of terrorism. Actors in the film had voice-overs added after they had completed their scripted roles. These voice-overs had a specific intent that was magnified when the film was circulated through mass media. This action suggests a use that goes beyond the realm of free speech, and yet the man behind the anti-Islam movie is having his right to free speech protected.

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Such reluctance opens a huge door of opportunity for irresponsible and reckless abuse of a right. It goes beyond protecting that right, and could allow extreme and dangerous misuse of our privilege. Specific responsibilities and limits to this freedom need to become common knowledge to prevent these types of outrageous acts. As a result of the anti-Islamic film, years of international diplomacy and respect are being converted to hate, violence, and destruction. Without restrictions, responsibility and restraint, this right could be used for other incredible and intentional wrongs.

Ruth A. Radmore
Stockton





Ruth,
Thank you for voicing your opinion of the way you feel we should watch what we say, otherwise we have to put limitations on our speech. All responsibility of Free Speech resides on the Listener, whoever it is that is receiving the message. Whether I speak with dignity, or blasphemy, I have the first Amendment right, which allows me to speak my mind, regardless of taste.

Now don't get me wrong, there is a line that one crosses, when the listener has any negativity due to what someone else said, should probably go seek some form of therapy. I was raised being told:

"Sticks and Stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me!"

We need to stick up for our fellow Americans and our freedom of speech, because we are one of very few country's that protect its citizens speech with law. I would not worry about how a few Muslim cry-babies are rioting and looting because of what was said. The media is using the instability in the middle-east to try to convince us that it would be for our own benefit to get rid of the first Amendment all together.

Ruth, please don't believe everything your little black box tells you. They have a corporate conflict of interest, and its not for our benefit. Down with the Mass Media! Remember, Feelings Don't Exist!

Gregory S. Pitsch
Stockton


Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Monday, September 17, 2012

Stockton citizens, city leaders unite in search for solutions




Submitted by Paul Janes, News 10 Web Producer

STOCKTON, CA - Many Stockton residents have questions they want answered and are seeking solutions to the challenges facing their city.

On Sept. 27 at 7:00 p.m. ABC News10 will host "Stockton in Crisis, Searching for Solutions," a free town hall forum held at University of Pacific's Long Theatre.

The event will present a five-party panel featuring, Mayor Ann Johnston, District Attorney James Willett, Deputy Chief of Police Rick Salsedo, Eberhardt School of Business Professor and Director of University of the Pacific's Business Forecasting Center, Jeff Michaels, as well as Pastor Glenn R. Shields, a community representative and religious advocate. These individuals will comment on the issues facing the City of Stockton, and provide feedback to questions posed by the audience.

"We want to use News10's strong voice to reach beyond coverage of crime and bankruptcy. Our journalists who live and work in Stockton are advocates for strengthening the community. This event will allow us to discuss problems, but more importantly it will bring the community together to find solutions," said News10 News Director, Jerome Parra

"Higher education institutions have a responsibility to their students and community to provide forums of discussion," said Ted Leland, University of the Pacific Vice President of External Relations. "This type of event allows the University to join the dialogue and establish a neutral setting for a constructive conversation about the city's weaknesses."

News10 will be integrating audience and online questions throughout the town hall, allowing community members an opportunity to have their comments and concerns addressed directly by participants.

News10's very own Cristina Mendonsa, Dale Schornack and Stockton Reporter, Tim Daly will moderate the discussion. A live stream of the event will be available on News10.net. Reporter, Leigh Paynter will moderate the online conversation fielding questions and comments from News10 viewers.

Tickets are available via the Eventbrite order form on the Stockton in Crisis web page or you can RSVP by phone at
916-441-2345.

*Must be at least 16 years old to attend


Saturday, September 15, 2012

Stockton promotes official to CFO


By Scott Smith
Record Staff Writer
September 14, 2012 12:00 AM
STOCKTON - City officials announced Thursday that they hired a new chief financial officer from within the ranks, making her the third person to fill that position within a year.

Vanessa Burke, Stockton's assistant director of the Administrative Services Department, will step into her new role overseeing the city's finances effective Sunday.

Burke is a certified public accountant with more than 20 years of experience in the public and private sectors, began working for Stockton on Dec. 1, 2011. Her annual salary as CFO will be $145,704.

Burke served as a key figure in preparing Stockton for its Chapter 9 bankruptcy filing, which was made at the end of June.

"The past eight months have been among the most rewarding of my professional career," Burke said in a news release. "Getting the city's fiscal house in order will help the city to achieve the sustainability necessary for the future and for its citizens."

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Friday, September 14, 2012

Stockton, here's your chance to speak your mind!






"I Have a Voice:
Memoirs of our Community"
TOMORROW!

SEPTEMBER 14, 2012 5:30 - 8:00 PM
MEXICAN HERITAGE CENTER & GALLERY
111 S. SUTTER STREET
STOCKTON, CA 95204
Parking just north on South Sutter
Street has been free after 5:00

Celebrating the contributions of community

A celebration event of a 65 week campaign of interviews with an Exhibition of this cover campaign at the Mexican Heritage Center and Gallery on September 14, 2012 at 5:30 PM.

There will be an exhibiton of the covers and interviews, entertainment and awards for participants.

There will be a raffle available at this event to nominate someone you believe should be interviewed in the last 10 cover editions in this specific campaign at the event.

SPECIAL RECOGNITION GOES TO:


Agueda De La Torre
Andrea Guiterrez
Andres Guiterrez
Angel and maria Corona
Angela Jarimillo
Benny Doja
Brenda Perez
Candy Vargas
Carlos Contreras
Connie Martinez
Daniel Esparza
Daniel Raya
Daniel Corona
Edith Cortez
Erika Flores
Erika Cuevas
Frances Hernandez
Frank Reyes
Gabriel Alfaro
Gene Bigler
Gina Valadez
Gretel Quintenel
Griselda Olivas
Ileana Perez
Issaid Bulfeta
Jeremy Turhune
Jose Cuevas
Leticia Hurtado
Lilia Towns
liliana Calderini
Lleana and Francisco Ortiz
Maria Valdovinos
Mayra Cuevas
Michael Cardenas
Michelle Morales
Mirna Juarez
Nicole Gonzolez
Noe Dr. Mora
Ramon Medina
Reggie Galindo
Richard Soto
Rocio Alvarez
Ruben Valdovinos
Susana Quize
Veronica Ramos
Vidal Morga
Yolanda Castellanos

Saturday, September 1, 2012

White to take case against mayor to federal judge



STOCKTON - Former mayoral candidate Ralph Lee White this month will ask a federal judge overseeing Stockton's bankruptcy to let him pursue his case against Mayor Ann Johnston over term limits.

White said he believes the city inappropriately lumped the suit he initiated among 54 cases the City Attorney's Office froze under a provision of the U.S. bankruptcy code, which gives the debtor temporary relief while it reorganizes finances.

U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Christopher Klein on Sept. 18 will hear White in person making his plea to lift the stay against on his suit.

"I will have an opportunity to speak," White said Thursday. "And I will quite naturally speak my mind."

White and the Stockton Black Leadership Council in May took Johnston and the city to court, arguing that the mayor had exceeded the number of terms allowed under the city charter.

The case hinged on Section 606 of the city charter, which says:
          "No person elected as either Mayor or Councilmember shall be eligible to serve, or serve, as either Mayor or Councilmember for more than two (2) terms..."
He will ask Judge Klein to allow him to have Superior Court Judge Holland reconsider his ruling and possibly petition the state's Third District Court of Appeal for a review.

Johnston declined to comment for this story. City officials, who have defended her right to run for a second term as mayor, also had no comment.

Contact Reporter Scott Smith at (209) 546-8296 or    ssmith@recordnet.com.       Visit his blog 



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