RIP David Koschman

Everywhere else in america, when somebody kills someone either accidentally or purposely...That person goes to jail. I guess not in Chicago! RIP David Koschman

Inspiration can come from the oddest places

After watching an episode of "Undercover millionaire", i was inspired to start a breakfast program for the homeless on the West-side of Chicago. June 2011 will be its start. My thoughts are to feed the body but to inspire the soul. Breakfast made to order, r&b music, and spoken word poetry. Whenever i start MY day off with a great breakfast and wonderful music, no one can top me or stop me! I'd like to do the same for the homeless. Maybe i can inspire one of them to do something great. The financing will come from where ever it is at the moment. I'll be Blogging more about this as things progress. I just feel that i have an obligation to do more. Gotta go for now.... need to make contact with the Chicago food depository. :-) ......... I just want to do something great.

Chicago politics at its finest!.. nice try!

"A police spokesman declined to comment on the under-the-public’s-radar gathering, which was part of something called the Chicago Gang Violence Reduction Initiative.
“Every law enforcement agency was there to show we’re on the same team,” one law enforcement source said. “It’s a new approach. We’re telling these guys: ‘You got to cut the violence — or else. The first gang that kills somebody, we will go full barrel after your whole gang.’ “
When one of those gangs is involved in a killing, sources said, authorities plan to make their leaders’ lives miserable, doing everything from towing their cars for parking violations, to ramping up parole visits, to pulling them over repeatedly for traffic stops" Oh silly men............. I'm sure you guys know that the gangsters on the streets committing violent crimes are not listening to the “young head” Chiefs the way they listened/obeyed the “Old heads”. this is not the 80s. You guys are reaching. Kinda sounds like grandstanding to me!

Blago guilty of lying to Feds....yea right!

Guilty of lying to federal agents seems like an imbalanced relationship considering the government can use almost any means necessary to secure a confession and or conviction. I've a real problem with the government when it sits high and looks low. So feds can lie to detainees boasting of imaginary evidence in the hopes of obtaining a tearful confession but when THEY are misled by a slick detainee, federal charges are in order. Go Blago! i hope he doesn't do a day in jail. To levy against him a reasonable number of charges is one thing, but to overcharge him with 28 counts in hopes of "making SOMETHING stick" is communistic. I say power to the people NOT the government!