Now they are banning girls from playing in girls’ sports, but allowing boys to play in girls’ sports. It’s all falling apart. Things will continue to deteriorate until the final collapse.
Crime
Crimes Around Florida
Here are some stories that I have from around the state. Each one was going to be its own post, but I am running out of time before they become stale:
- Another bad apple is caught burglarizing homes
- Dead baby found in dumpster at University of Tampa
- Is one of the female victims of this serial killer a dude? You decide
Race baiting
I Thought You Wanted Wakanda
The wealthier residents of Baton Rouge, LA have been trying for a decade to break away from the rest of the city and form their own city government because they are tired of the high crime and shitty schools. Well, the case finally made it to the Louisiana Supreme Court, and the court has ruled that they can move ahead.
“This is the culmination of citizens exercising their constitutional rights. We voted and we won,” Andrew Murrell, one of the leaders of the St. George campaign, said in a statement following the victory.
That’s right- this is what democracy looks like, to borrow a favorite phrase from the left, who cares very much about supporting and defending democracy.
Blacks have been saying for years that they want to form their own country, one that they can run without interference from whites. Here is their chance. Baton Rouge is now yours to run as you see fit.
Except the blacks are now complaining that it is racist to expect them to run the city without the white man’s money.
the mayor-president leading the combined Baton Rouge and East Baton Rouge Parish governments, had sued the St. George organizers arguing that the split would siphon more than $48 million in annual tax revenue from the local government.
So you want your own country, but you want to build it with white money. Blacks should be happy that they can now run their city without the white people using their privilege to keep them poor and uneducated.
The real truth is one that everyone- blacks included, knows that the problem is that there is a threshold of a critical mass of blacks, and once that critical mass is reached, crime, poverty, and slum status is inevitable. Still, even with blacks in charge (name a city run by a black mayor and city council that is well run with low crime rates and great schools) they have to somehow blame white people.
Crime
Stop New Yorking my Florida
Wirecutter posts about a New Yorker who came to Florida and keyed someone’s truck because the truck had a “Let’s Go Brandon” bumper sticker. He was charged with felony criminal mischief. I’m posting a link to his publicly available information here, but please don’t break the law with it. Instead, perhaps a donation to Trump’s campaign in his name would be funny, though.
Criminals
What is Rural?
Reader Jonathan asks if I live in a suburb because he lives 200 miles from the nearest town. I guess that depends on your definition of a suburb. Miriam Webster defines a suburb as a smaller community adjacent to or within commuting distance of a city.
So what is a reasonable commuting distance? In wide open country, 50 miles is an hour’s drive. In more densely populated areas, it isn’t unusual for it to take an hour to drive 10 miles. Using the IRS definition of commuting distance of 50 miles, there is no place that you can live in the entire state of Florida that is more than 50 miles from a city. Why is that? Because the entire state is only 140 miles wide from beach to beach, with cities on both coasts and in the center of the state, so it’s rather difficult to be more than 50 miles from anything. That would make the entire state either city or suburb, but that is demonstrably not the case.
A great example of this could be southern Osceola county and the town of Yeehaw Junction. This is an area of chicken farms and cattle ranches. The entire town has a population of 240 people. Technically a part of the Orlando-Kissimmee Metropolitan Statistical Area, it is located less than 50 miles from the nearest city.
The Turnpike exit at Yeehaw Junction is notable for being the only exit on a nearly 90-mile stretch of the Turnpike, being located at the southern end of the longest stretch of limited-access highway without an exit in the United States (the next interchange to the north being 48.9 miles away at Kissimmee/St. Cloud) and the northern end of the second-longest such stretch, the next exit to the south being 40.5 miles away at Fort Pierce. It is about as remote as you can get in Florida. Get in any sort of trouble in this area, and you are screwed. Police, fire, and EMS help is 30 minutes or more away, and the nearest hospital is an hour’s journey from there. Yeehaw Junction is considered remote enough that in 1968 the government purposely released biological warfare agents over the town without the knowledge of town residents, although the entire experiment was kept a secret until 2002. The project was called Project 112
Project 112 was supposed to be conducted outside of the US, but it has since come to light during a Congressional investigation in 2002 that there were experiments conducted all over Florida, including:
- Avon Park
- Boca Raton
- Eglin Air Force Base
- Fort Pierce
- Panama City
- Yeehaw Junction
It’s hard to imagine that Fort Pierce and Boca Raton are considered rural, but the CIA and the military were perfectly fine with using Bio weapons on US citizens just so they could see what would happen.
Even then, the CIA won’t release many details about the operation, not even to Congressional oversight committees. The entire project was approved by agencies that eventually would become the FDC and the CDC, so don’t think that the government is above conducting experiments on the US public.
The US government, in concert with the UK, Canada, and other nations actually committed what would be a war crime, yet they want us to believe that COVID was an accident, because they would NEVER release biological warfare agents as a test.
Our government is evil, and it is long past time that it collapse.
Crime
Quelle Surprise
Police have identified the 16 year old from the shooting that happened at the night club early this morning in Sanford that I blogged about this morning. Looking at the suspect’s picture, I was not surprised at all.
it was a fist fight that he was uninvolved in at the time he “turned around and pulled out a black and silver handgun (9mm) and began shooting towards a crowd of people.
Calling a spade, a spade. This story repeats itself over and over again, every day.
Blog News
RSS
I have received three reports of problems with my RSS feed within the past two weeks. I subscribe to my own blog using Inoreader, and don’t have a problem getting updates. Still, I validated my feed using this tool, and it seems to be fine.
The feed I am subscribed to is https://areaocho.com/?feed=rss2 and it seems to be working fine.
All three of the people reporting the problem are reportedly using Feedly. Perhaps its an issue with them. If anyone else is having problems or has suggestions, you may post them as comments to this post.
War on the Right
Not Protected
This isn’t a protest, it isn’t a petition for redress of grievances, and it isn’t protected:
Expect it to get worse the closer we get to the election.
Crime
Breaking: Mass Shooting Near Orlando
An argument at a nightclub in Sanford, which is near Orlando, resulted in a 16 year old choirboy who was just turning his life around shooting a total of 10 people in the legs, because he can’t shoot for shit. For anyone who wants to use this as support for gun laws, let’s recap:
- It’s illegal for a 16 year old to possess a gun
- It’s illegal for a 16 year old to carry a gun
- It’s illegal to shoot people
- It’s illegal for a 16 year old to be in any public establishment after midnight, unless accompanied by a responsible adult.
So explain to me how one more law would have changed this.
Me
Stories From the ED
A young adult woman comes to the ED, having been brought there by her mother for having abnormal behavior. Displaying many of the classic signs of mental illness, she is obviously having a mental health crisis. The mother even said that she woke up in the middle of the night with her daughter standing over her with a large knife in her hand. The doctor considered her to be a threat to her own or someone else’s safety, and subsequently signed the Baker Act paperwork.
As I always do, I am explaining to the young lady that she is being held on an involuntary 72 hour psychiatric hold. I am trying to explain the rules to her- she can’t wear her own clothes, can’t have any of her possessions with her, she will be searched, and she can’t go home.
As I am doing that, the mother keeps hovering and trying to talk to her. The girl keeps trying to negotiate and delay: begging her mother to take her home, asking to go to the bathroom, and looking over my shoulder at the exit, obviously planning an escape. The mother keeps insisting that the girl can’t change clothes with me in the room, needs to be permitted to use the bathroom without a male present, kept blathering on about the woman’s rights, and said that she wanted to “take it all back” and sign her daughter out. I explained that it doesn’t work like that. Legally, once the doctor signs that order, the only person who can cancel it is a psychologist, and that is after the patient is examined by that psychologist. The doctor who signed the order can’t even rescind it.
After over an hour of trying to deal with this, I finally told the mother that she needed to be quiet for a minute so I could do my job. She replied with: “Wow! You’re rude.” I called security to come over so we would have someone that is wearing a body camera there for backup. Then I told the mother: “This is how it’s going to be: Your daughter, my patient, needs to be supervised and has to be within sight of a staff member at all times for her own safety. She doesn’t get to decide who or how that is going to happen, as that is all done according to state law and hospital policy. She is going to take her clothes off and put on these paper clothes voluntarily, or I am going to cut her clothes off and dress her by force. If she resists, I will sedate her. If you continue to impede my ability to provide patient care, I will have you removed. This isn’t a debate, it isn’t a negotiation, and this isn’t a courtroom. That’s how it’s going to be. You can either let me do my job in caring for your daughter and I will allow you to stay, or you can keep getting in the way and I will ask you to leave.”
The patient continued to argue and resist, so I gave her 10mg of Haldol after which we got her dressed in the paper gown, and put her down for her nappy nap. I put a hospital employee in her room as a safety sitter. Mom filed a complaint, and when the charge nurse came over to talk to me about it, she said, “I was waiting for you to have enough of that. You were more patient than I would have been.”