Takuan Seiyo has posted the latest installment of “From Meccania to Atlantis” at the Brussels Journal. Below are some excerpts:

San Francisco’s actual Chief of Police now is an affirmative-action diminutive Chinese-American female from the accounting department who is the laughingstock of the police force. The rate of unresolved murder cases in San Francisco is so high that the city has tried, unsuccessfully, to solicit help by offering $100,000 rewards to people who would come forward with information.

At a loss, the city’s leaders elected what else, but a transgender person, Theresa Sparks, as President of the San Francisco Police Commission. Mr./Ms. Sparks’ qualifications for the job consist in his/her managing a vibrator company which was recently running a special under the slogan, “August is Anal Sex Month; 15% off select Anal Toys.”

To bolster this crack team with some serious dose of law-enforcing testosterone, San Francisco got itself a female District Attorney who bestows additional glory on the city by being half Tamil-Indian and half-black. Kamala Davis Harris refuses to seek the death penalty for murder, which is the law of the land, plea-bargains murder cases, and fails to prosecute criminals arrested with firearms. San Francisco police officers take a dim view of this, what with their own being murdered by criminals that the District Attorney has failed to prosecute. But the need to keep their jobs muzzles their mouths.
- – - – - – - – -

Of late, Ms. Davis Harris has made the news due to her office’s failure to prosecute Edwin Ramos, a vicious Mara Salvatrucha gangbanger and illegal Honduran alien, who had been arrested on illegal gun possession charges, and then released instead of being at the least deported. One month later Mr. Ramos would be arrested for the murder of Tony Bologna, 48, and his sons, Michael, 20, and Matthew, 16. The murder weapon has since been linked to two other murders.

San Francisco’s metrosexual mayor is given to utterances like, “You know we’re the only city — I think we’re the only big city in America… there may be an exception or two…. that women are running the Police Department, Fire Department and our emergency services. That’s why I feel so safe.”

The Mayor’s feeling of safety is solely the function of his 24/7 police and security details. Ask the common folk how safe they feel with this nutcracker suite at the head of their vital services. It is typical libspeak, they are safe because of the hard work and dedication of true patriots willing to put their lives at risk to protect this country, but most libs piss on these patriots with all sorts of vile vitriol, and do everything in their power to undermine their abilities to perform their missions and to erode public support for them.

jeanie on February 1, 2009 at 9:36 AM

Obama has built up a litany of catch-phrases to such questions. “That’s a distraction,” or “That’s the old politics as usual and is something I reject.” He’s never had to answer for himself up to now, what makes people think we have the right to make him answer now? After all, he won!

I hope Cindy Sheehan wins her seat. Her and Franken(if he succeeds in stealing that election) are going to be a lot of fun watching two moonbats flailing against reality…..

How can they blame Republicans when 11 Democrats voted against the ’stimulus’ bill? It was bipartisan support AGAINST the bill – and only partisan support FOR it.

jerseyman on January 31, 2009 at 5:40 PM

An excellent point overlooked, rather, I should say, unmentioned, by our Pravda media.

Sorry that wasn’t called for. I didn’t vote for anyone.

alex342 on January 31, 2009 at 7:37 PM

So what right do you have to complain about anything said here about the Communist -er Democrat Party?

GOP rejected Pelosi partisanship, not Obama outreach
…

I hope the GOP shows the same backbone they did this summer during the Congressional Camp Out and tells Speaker Pelosi that if she wants to destroy the economy, she’ll have to do it without their consent. After all, if Democrats are holding all the cards, why should they care if the Republicans don’t even bother to play?

Rush Limbaugh is just a convenient excuse for the deliberately high-handed, arrogant approach by Democratic leadership — and the Republicans were right to reject it, especially on this porkfest of a bill.

Wait…I thought he was a sacred cow that needed goring?

Rush Limbaugh is just a convenient excuse for the deliberately high-handed, arrogant approach by Democratic leadership — and the Republicans were right to reject it, especially on this porkfest of a bill.

Say it LOUD my brotha….AMEN to that!

The GOP Governors are for it and many States are going broke.

They will lobby for the stimulus plan.

It will be well over 600 pages.

How can they blame Republicans when 11 Democrats voted against the ’stimulus’ bill? It was bipartisan support AGAINST the bill – and only partisan support FOR it.

jerseyman on January 31, 2009 at 5:40 PM

Yep, why are we not hearing about those eleven democrats and what is their say on this?

Here’s a news flash for Democrats: If you want Republican votes on legislation in this session,…

I don’t want Republican votes on this legislation. None. Nada. Nil. It is every bit as terrible as you’ve been portraying it, in every aspect. So why this sudden interest in what could be done to get Republican votes? There should not be any Republican votes. There should not be any Democrat votes, either, but that’s another story, and another battle.

What concerns me nowadays is that the $900-billion (and climbing) price tag is so appalling that counter-proposals for $100-billion are being given serious consideration, as if they are palatable. They aren’t. If the initial, going-in price had been $100-billion, we would be screaming about it. But because it is such a small part of the original bill, it doesn’t generate all that much outrage. Have we forgotten that the whole concept of government bail-outs is flawed?

Let us not forget, either, that President Obama’s meeting with the Republicans to solicit their support generated the sound bite of the week: “I won.” Was that supposed to endear the GOP House to his message?

Doesn’t she know that they should take whatever money they can get from the taxpayers and use it for whatever they want?

alex342 on January 31, 2009 at 5:52 PM

Why not? That’s what the Democrats are doing.

I’d wait to freak until I hear more.

A dinner Friday night at the home of financier Fred Malek also will give her a chance to lobby congressional leaders, like Sens. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., and Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., about Alaska issues regarding the federal stimulus package, she said.

The package calls for quick starts on construction projects, but Palin said Alaska will likely require an exemption to the strict timelines proposed because of the climate and shorter construction season.

It does sound as if the Alaska work would actually create some jobs and be part of the infrastructure improvement that’s only 2.7% of the “stimulus”.

Uh oh.

getalife on January 31, 2009 at 8:58 PM

No governor will say no to the handout , if it goes through.
Everyone needs to pay for it later anyway.