Wednesday, November 4, 2026

Election and other events

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Almost all 19th Ward candidates did great (Dart, Hynes, Gill and Hurley). Good luck to all of you. 

There was another candidate who (former 19th Warder Liz Doody Gorman) lost her bid for the county board.  She would have been better off staying in the 19th Ward and would probably be running for mayor now. 

The mayoral race is about to take off. Stand by for lights, camera, action. 

Nationally, the Islamist have made serious inroads toward political control. Lisa Booth says it out loud. 

Over the weekend, there was a governmental coup in Poland. On Monday, Polish troops were rushed to the Russian border. (none of this can be that good). Stand by for a rapid and immediate expansion of the European war. Get ready for a military draft in the U.S. (after the holidays).

 

Friday, October 30, 2026

Victims????? I say BS. These people are heavy-duty connected and are the very last to be victims

Chicago judge says she was a victim of convicted extortionist who posed as cocaine king Pablo Escobar's son
Cook County Circuit Judge Jeanne Wrenn is among at least three influential women with whom Jawad Fakroune had relationships. Fakroune frequented popular restaurants, where he rubbed shoulders with the powerful and celebrities.

By Tim Novak, Frank Main and Jon Seidel
Oct 30, 2026, 5:30am CDT




Cook County Circuit Judge Jeanne Wrenn says she is one of Jawad Fakroune’s victims. Fakroune, a past felon who faces sentencing in December, tried to convince people around him that he was a son of the late Colombian druglord Pablo Escobar.

A Cook County judge who presides over domestic violence cases says she was a victim of a convicted

Saturday, October 24, 2026

There Is No Political Fix for What Is Already Happening in Dearborn, Bridgeview and Across Europe




Most patriotic Americans still want a policy answer. Secure the border. Enforce existing laws. Deport the illegal aliens. Demand assimilation. All of that is necessary and right. None of it solves the deeper problem already visible in places like Dearborn, Michigan, or in city after city across Europe.

You cannot deport every Muslim simply for being a Muslim. You cannot denaturalize citizens who arrived legally and have not committed crimes. And you cannot force a culture to assimilate when half the political class treats American identity itself as the enemy.

Dearborn is no longer a future warning. It is the present. Census data shows roughly 54.5 percent of its nearly 110,000 residents claim Middle Eastern or North African ancestry. The city has multiple

Tuesday, October 20, 2026

Despite close-range shooting that hit the target at only 10%, Bloodhound is no longer on the trail


Chicago rapper Bloodhound Q50 was shot 5 times as gunmen unloaded 50 bullets, autopsy reveals
The 22-year-old rapper, born Mikquale T. Cooper, was shot in his head, neck, back and left shoulder, according to the report.
By Sophie Sherry and Cindy Hernandez
Oct 19, 2026, 11:31am CDT




Mikquale T. Cooper, a rapper known as Bloodhound Q50, was fatally shot Sept. 13 at a gas station at 42nd Street and Wentworth Avenue. 

Chicago rapper Bloodhound Q50 was struck five times as armed gunmen fired 50 times during an ambush last month at a Fuller Park gas station, according to a newly released autopsy report.

The report shows the 22-year-old rapper, born Mikquale T. Cooper, was shot in his head, neck, back and left shoulder. No arrests have been reported.

Saturday, October 17, 2026

France Today

 Do you think this won't happen in the southwest Chicago suburbs? Soon?

Just so you know

Chicago civil rights leader Al Raby is memorialized with a street dedication
Raby, the late civil rights leader and organizer of the 1963 ‘Freedom Day’ Boycott, was honored with a street dedication in Woodlawn, the neighborhood where he grew up.
By Nicole Jeanine Johnson
Oct 17, 2026, 5:30am CDT




Katanya Raby, granddaughter of Al Raby, holds a sign dedicated for her grandfather at the corner of South Cottage Grove Avenue and East 64h Street during a street sign unveiling for Al Raby in Woodlawn, Friday, Oct. 16, 2026. Al Raby was a Chicago civil rights leader, educator, and political strategist.

Katanya Raby said she didn’t know the late civil rights leader Al Raby as the “big, larger than life

Thursday, October 15, 2026

Cheap Stunt

Judge tosses suit seeking to force Giannoulias, Quigley, Pappas to choose between re-election or mayoral bid

Mayoral challenger William J. Quinlan filed the lawsuit to force three mayoral challengers to make a choice: either seek re-election to their current offices or file nominating petitions for mayor. If they tried to do both, they would risk being thrown off the ballot for both offices.
By Fran Spielman
Oct 14, 2026, 4:00pm CDT




William J. Quinlan speaks during a news conference at the Daley Center in 2024. Behind him is then-Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez. Quinlan, who has announced his candidacy for mayor, recently filed a lawsuit to force three mayoral candidates to choose between re-election or their mayoral

Sunday, October 11, 2026

Bears just got their clock cleaned by the Packers

 

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 If the Bears only they had their own $3,000,000,000 stadium, I'm sure they would play better. 

 

Friday, October 9, 2026

Tuesday, October 6, 2026

Saturday, October 3, 2026

The Brits have had it


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With intellectual clarity and courage, Soviet-born British podcaster Konstantin Kisin has challenged the common claim that Britain has always experienced high-volume immigration and is inherently a “nation of immigrants.” He notes that the post-1066 Norman conquest added only 5,000–10,000 individuals from mainland Europe to the ruling class—a number that pales, both numerically and proportionally,

Friday, October 2, 2026

This is capable leadership

Mayoral candidate John Kelly vows to use lobbyist clout to block Amtrak move to Bridgeport
Kelly made the promise while showcasing his political candor to an audience of movers and shakers at the City Club of Chicago Thursday.
By Fran Spielman





Lobbyist John Kelly, a candidate in the 2027 mayoral race, wants to help Bridgeport residents keep Amtrak from building a railyard in their neighborhood.


Mayoral challenger John Kelly on Thursday promised Bridgeport politicians and their constituents to use the clout he has built as White Sox lobbyist and Jerry Reinsdorf’s business partner to “stop Amtrak from coming into your neighborhood.”

Kelly made the promise while showcasing his political candor to an audience of movers and shakers at

Thursday, October 1, 2026

Come on


$260.8M settlement proposed to resolve misconduct cases involving ex-CPD Detective Reynaldo Guevara
“We have a lot of these cases. Any time we can put them all together and package them and get a better settlement amount, it’s best for the taxpayers,” said Ald. Pat Dowell, chair of the City Council’s Finance Committee.
By Fran Spielman
Oct 1, 2026, 5:34pm CDT




Former Chicago Police Detective Reynaldo Guevara leaves the Leighton Criminal Courthouse after a 2013 hearing.

Mayor Brandon Johnson is proposing a $260.8 million global settlement to resolve en masse 16 police misconduct lawsuits and compensate 17 plaintiffs framed for murders by corrupt former Chicago police Detective Reynaldo Guevara.

Forty-three people, including three women, have been exonerated after they were sent to prison on murder convictions in cases handled by Guevara in the 1980s and 1990s. Most of them lived in