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In the Big Picture scheme of things, moving this park is inconsequential. Little games for little minds.
ReplyDeleteWhat is consequential, a third rate satellite campus taking over land it does not need, nor will ever need, at the expense of the poorest people in the US? No, it is not little games for little minds. It is big, rich people abusing little people. By the way, you may wish to work on your syntax. It is less than idiomatic.
DeleteNothing wrong with what he wrote. And it is a minor deal when you consider all aspects of the transaction. Really. Grab hold of the point he's making. I don't hear much about this in Brownsville other than than on the loser blogs.
DeleteTony will surely use tax dollars to fight his policy battle against the public....while the public is not likely to spend much, if any money, to fight Tony Martinez. Tony is following the lead of his idols, Barack Obama and Julieta Garcia, and will use our tax dollars to fight the publis.Tony has never give the public his "vision" or long range plan for the city, but he calls us "short sighted". What an autocratic ass he is.
ReplyDeleteThe longhorn logo is for UT-Austin, not the UT system. UT Austin doesn't have anything to do with the park, right? Hook 'em!
ReplyDeleteUT-Austin is the crown jewel of the so-called UT system. Unlike the University of California system, which actually is a system that has comparable members, the UT is a one shot deal. Other than Austin, the other entities are very weak sisters (see UT-Brownsville). As such, Jim is perfectly correct is using the Long Horn as a symbol of the evil powers bearing down on the hapless Southmostians.
DeleteFalling oil prices and lower production, coupled with a political crisis, will combine to dissuade foreign oil companies from taking advantage of the recently passed reforms. The race is lost. Get ready for a peso tumble. http://www.borderlandbeat.com/2014/11/how-pena-nietos-house-of-cards-crumbled.html#more
ReplyDeleteFrom the people who brought you "Pee Wee No Vale Wee Wee", "El Padre No Vale Madre" and "Poach The Coach", today we launch "ABTM!"
ReplyDeleteAnybody But Tony Martinez!!
Sincerely,
Remember Lincoln Park
Didn't they say that about Charlie Atkinson?
DeleteYea, and it worked, too!
DeleteWhy don't you LOSERS remember your poor and starving? Sucking up to a Loser issue is what for you - a game? Jesus, go buy someone a beer already. City park? Shit, they're building you a brand new one, pendejos!!!
ReplyDeleteWritten by a true clueless fool.
DeleteClueless? You live in one of the poorest towns in America! Take care of your own. You worry about a fucking park while we worry about feeding your neighbors through welfare. Clueless? Obscenity.
DeleteHear, hear!
DeleteThere will always be poor and starving. Tony and his bunch just want more of them, but out of sight.
DeleteABTM!!!!!!!!
DeleteREMEMBER LINCOLN PARK!!!!!
We must stop the Usurper!!!
ReplyDeleteSince you wankers live on the border you might be interested in what is going on in Mexico City. Get ready to rumble. I always thought it was amazing the degree of ignorance on the part of people whose mother country is next door.
ReplyDelete"Peña Nieto es “cobarde por mandar a su mujer a la jaula de los leones, en vez de dar la cara”, sentenció la legisladora. “Cobarde porque se fue a refugiar al Campo Marte para lanzar sus amenazas, cobijándose bajo el manto de todas las estrellas de los generales. Y cobarde porque mandó a reprimir a los ciudadanos pacíficos, el 20 de noviembre”, remató." http://www.proceso.com.mx/?p=388974
Go away.
DeleteTuition goes up 20% and this is the story the "Herald" comes up with:
ReplyDelete"UTB hosts traditional feast for international students" It has Pulitzer Prize written all over it.
Go Vaqueros!
Has John Shergold been asked to stop the mayor's plans and intervene against the city Jim?
ReplyDeleteWhat is wrong with you, idiots? Goddamn you!!!!
DeleteGod's name in vain,ouch
DeleteA BTW
ReplyDeleteABTM
ABTM
I wonder if this tragedy in his life will make the mayor rethink his thieving for his good-people buddies.
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