Comments on: 60 Minutes: Deepwater Horizon Rig

By: Doug The Main Dude

Doug The Main Dude — Wed, 19 May 2010 14:46:11 +0000

Bert,
The funny thing most people DON’T realize about politics is that BOTH parties are continuously guilty of tax and spend. The difference lies is which class of citizens the taxation gets handed to. Or perhaps which class of citizens the perception of the taxation gets handed to. In most cases, in goes to the middle and lower classes, regardless of the semantics and spin Washington puts on it…

As for those in the government, that read this blog. When will you realize that your continued arrogance to any policies and to the discrediting of Alien visitors to this planet, will continue to present ever increasing and dramatic global situations that humans have no control over. You must come to a point of clarity and understanding that we are simply participants in this sphere and not owners whatsoever…or we be damned…

By: Irene

Irene — Wed, 19 May 2010 14:19:57 +0000

Peter

Thanks for your out spoken efforts to rein in the cowboy attitude of the old police chief and his police force that often policed the island like it was their private fiefdom.
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Spokesperson for the Acting Governor, Carlotta Leon Guerrero, confirmed for PNC News that the Acting Governor is backing up Acting Chief Rick Leon Guerrero in the Acting Chief’s decision to transfer 19 GPD personnel.

“The transfers will stand” said Spokesperson Leon Guerrero. “I just got off the phone with the Acting Chief and he told me that the transfers that he ordered will be carried out.”

The transfers were ordered by Acting Chief Leon Guerrero just two days after his appointment by Acting Governor Mike Cruz.

PNC News learned that among the transfers is Criminal Investigation Division [CID] Chief Captain Kim Santos who is being assigned to the Forensics Division. She is being replaced by Captain Manny Babauta as Head of CID.

CID led the controversial police search of the KUAM Newsroom last Wednesday.

Shortly before 6 pm Wednesday, GPD PIO A.J. Balajadia confirmed that the transfers had been ordered. But he would not confirm details. Then at 6:10 pm Balajadia called PNC News back to say that the transfer orders had been rescinded.

Sources told PNC News that an appeal had been made to Adelup to rescind the transfers.

However, the Acting Governor’s Spokesperson, Carlotta Leon Guerrero told PNC News at 7pm that Balajadia was mistaken. The 19 transfers will stand and have not been rescinded.

She was not able to explain the confusion.

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The removal of the leaders that encouraged the rank and file to ignore the constitutional rights of the people they were hired to serve and protect is fantastic.

We Guamanians appreciate your dedication to the issues that effect all of us.

Hafa ada Peter

Irene

By: Bert

Bert — Wed, 19 May 2010 14:01:55 +0000

Michelle

That report has changed my mind about off shore drilling for oil. I can’t see the up side. Even if we get oil, it will not be worth whatever we get if a spill causes this type of disaster.

I live in Alabama and as much as I hate Obama and his tax and spend politics, I will support his efforts to make the off shore drilling more responsible.

Bert

By: Juni

Juni — Wed, 19 May 2010 04:48:19 +0000

Hafa adai

Peter why don’t you check on the rumor that so many scuba divers around have been encountering encounters of the 1st kind that the government is seeking to limit the number of scuba divers by out lawing spear fishing.

Juni

By: UWI

UWI — Wed, 19 May 2010 04:40:32 +0000

Those of us suffering below. Will not hold off visiting the surface with earthquakes, hurricanes, and increased volcanic action.

The example this week shall emphasize our point.

UWi