DETROIT:IF KWAME TALKS C.S.ILLICH WILL FRY
THE GOVERNMENT COULD BREAK THE BACK OF THE MAFIA IN DETROIT:
Kwame Kilpatrich Detroit's x mayor who was forced to step down to serve a jail term is now being propped up fiancially by the mob. They are paying his legal bills and fronting the cost of his court room atire. The fancy fedora's Kilpatrich is sporting around during his court room appearences is being paid for by mafia front men. Why? The person who has the most to fear if Kwame squeals is C.S. Illich and it is his friends and associates who are making the cash contributions to Kilpratich.
At least half of Illich's fortune came directly out of the cities treasury. Kilpatrich was a willing conspirator in letting Illich help himself to the cities money. The city fiancinced the new Tiger stadium and out of the clear blue sky Illich ended up with one of the cities casinos. What luck! If Kilpatrich told how it really happened that Illich really ended up owning a casino and receiving hundreds of millions from the cities treasury Illich would be going to jail. If the government squezzes the little fish the big fish will fry.
LOS ANGELES' MAYOR HAS A CHANCE TO REDEEM HIS REPUTATION: If mayor Vee can get the Wilshire subway construction started soon it certainly will improve his image and legacy. Politicians are complaining that its just to expansive to build the subway. From all of the whining and complaining about building the subway you would think they were talking about a 50 or 100 billion dollar project.
The cost of the subway construction would be just a measly 5 billion dollars. That is chump change these days. Thats the pentagons paper clip or toilet paper budget for a week.
That is why this country is so fucked up. Its has trillions to spend on shit like a war in Iraq or a new weapons system that doesent work but it cant fund worthy projects like the Wilshire subway.
FIANCIAL OVERVIEW: There are now a lot of stocks that are undervalued. Its still early to buy them. The market could go to 9000. Marc Faber's revelation is startling that the dollar will become worthless. The last couple of years Faber has alway been right.
Kwame Kilpatrich Detroit's x mayor who was forced to step down to serve a jail term is now being propped up fiancially by the mob. They are paying his legal bills and fronting the cost of his court room atire. The fancy fedora's Kilpatrich is sporting around during his court room appearences is being paid for by mafia front men. Why? The person who has the most to fear if Kwame squeals is C.S. Illich and it is his friends and associates who are making the cash contributions to Kilpratich.
At least half of Illich's fortune came directly out of the cities treasury. Kilpatrich was a willing conspirator in letting Illich help himself to the cities money. The city fiancinced the new Tiger stadium and out of the clear blue sky Illich ended up with one of the cities casinos. What luck! If Kilpatrich told how it really happened that Illich really ended up owning a casino and receiving hundreds of millions from the cities treasury Illich would be going to jail. If the government squezzes the little fish the big fish will fry.
LOS ANGELES' MAYOR HAS A CHANCE TO REDEEM HIS REPUTATION: If mayor Vee can get the Wilshire subway construction started soon it certainly will improve his image and legacy. Politicians are complaining that its just to expansive to build the subway. From all of the whining and complaining about building the subway you would think they were talking about a 50 or 100 billion dollar project.
The cost of the subway construction would be just a measly 5 billion dollars. That is chump change these days. Thats the pentagons paper clip or toilet paper budget for a week.
That is why this country is so fucked up. Its has trillions to spend on shit like a war in Iraq or a new weapons system that doesent work but it cant fund worthy projects like the Wilshire subway.
FIANCIAL OVERVIEW: There are now a lot of stocks that are undervalued. Its still early to buy them. The market could go to 9000. Marc Faber's revelation is startling that the dollar will become worthless. The last couple of years Faber has alway been right.
posted by thedetroittimes at 2:55 PM
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