I hate to say it, but this demonstrates why in some ways our white race is the dumbest race on the planet:

While the vote was split largely along racial lines, Nagin was able to get enough of a crossover in predominantly white districts to make the difference.

This seems to say-- all the niggers voted for the nigger-- most of the whites voted for the white, but enough of the whites voted for the nigger to elect the nigger.

Not that I give a damn about Landrieu, the white candidate. I'm sure he's trash, but it really shows how infected with stupidity many whites are.

Enkidu

New Orleans is a nigger city. They deserve a nigger mayor.

Nope, better a corrupt White Mayor,than a nigger
(Whitey = Bad, Niggers = ALWAYS WORSE)

He openly wept, screamed for help from the Feds (Whites) and then warned that he could not be responsible for the actions of the "refugees", many of whom he said were violent drug addicts who had not gotten their "fix" in days due to the storm.

I kid you not.

But,of course,he was totally powerless to do anything about those (Overwhelmingly nignog) drug addicts. And since most of them were 'groids, that contradicts the "black is God" theory ,once again;if they are God, God doesn't get addicted to drugs! (Maybe they are - but certainly not the One in Heaven)

this means that Nagin and the new Orleans black community is going to get to spend 100 billion dollars of Federal Tax money as they see fit. let's see, what have they done with it so far.......most of the city looks like the day after the storm hit..

people go to jail for stealing a .50 cent candy bar......steal 100 billion dollars...and you're crafty.

[color="Red"]Below, I have typed-out "long hand" the first two paragraphs of a front page news article from the St. Petersburg Times (SPT) newspaper. I had to type it out long hand because the SPT website article was changed to reflect the more complimentary news article (to Nagin) from an Associated Press report. The SPT sourced their wet-ink paper article to the Chicago Tribune, but there again, the Chicago Tribune article was culled from their online website and changed to the glowing Associated Press tribute to Nagin’s re-election.

We caught you! You filthy fucking jew!

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As printed in the St Petersburg Times
5/22/06

[color="Blue"]Mayor survives another test

New Orleans forgives his blunders, bloopers and policy flip-flops and votes him back in.

New Orleans - In the end, New Orleans voters decided to gorgive their erratic mayor rather then punish him. And there was a lot to forgive.

In the nearly nine months since Hurricane Katrina pummeled this city, Mayor C. Ray Nagin has committed enough strategic blunders, uttered enough verbal gaffes and hastened enough policy reversals to have sunk the career of any ordinary* politician.

Note from brutus: “ordinary” politician is a euphemism for “White” politician”

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“New Orleans forgives his blunders......”

A 3 year old child plays with matches and accidentally burns down the house.....We forgive him, because he doesn‘t understand what he did wrong.

But do we give him another book of matches?

In the insane jew/nigger world........They do!

Judicial-inc does come up with some great exposes.

What Is Happening In New Orleans?

The hotel interests are talking with Mayor Nagin about rebuilding New Orleans, and their investors want assurances of gambling licenses. Names like the Las Vegas' Schiffs, Adelsons, and the Chicago Pritzkers, are being dangled, to show the possibilities.

Larry Geller, head of Strategic Hotel Capital, and the group's spokesman, says the possibilities for a renaissance is on the table. Nagin, whose re-election can be traced to this group, is jumping through hoops. It's always a good to be a sheriff in a boom town.

more at
http://judicial-inc.biz/N_ew_Orlean_Renovation_gambling.htm

judicial-inc main page http://judicial-inc.biz/1_master_supreme.htm

By CAIN BURDEAU, Associated Press Writer
5 minutes ago

NEW ORLEANS - In a scene reminiscent of the darkest days following Hurricane Katrina, a convoy of 100 armed National Guard military police troops rolled into the city Tuesday to patrol the streets following a surge in violent crime.

Patrols by about 100 Guard members in the city's hurricane-devastated and largely deserted neighborhoods will free as many as 300 police officers to concentrate on crime in more heavily populated areas, officials said.

"We're just trying to give a hand to the city of New Orleans," said guard Lt. Melvin Edwards, 32, a civilian juvenile probation officer in Baton Rouge.

Edwards, a member of the 239th Military Police Co., said he was called up about 5:30 p.m. Monday, within hours of Gov. Kathleen Blanco's announcement that troops would be sent to the city.

The guard members were carrying M-16s and handguns and were dressed in full camouflage fatigues with armbands identifying them as military police.

As they arrived at the city's Convention Center in a convoy of about 75 Humvees and other military vehicles, they drew waves and thumbs-up signals from pedestrians and motorists.

Mayor Ray Nagin had called for the National Guard and state police on Monday, saying "we've had enough" after five teenagers were gunned down together Saturday and a man was stabbed to death Sunday. It was in the city's deadliest attack in at least 11 years and police said it was apparently motivated by drugs or revenge.

"The situation is urgent," Blanco said. "Things like this should never happen, and I am going to do all I can to stop it."

It was a return to familiar ground for the 239th, which patrolled New Orleans and other parts of the state for six months after hurricanes Katrina and Rita last year.

"If you think about it, this is still part of Katrina," said Capt. Alfred Travis, the company commander. "We're in the disaster phase and I think we may be in the disaster phase for a while, until the neighborhoods are built up again."

In addition to the 100 National Guard MPs, 60 state police officers are expected to be sent to the city, Blanco's office said. It is the first time soldiers were used for law enforcement in the U.S. since the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Altogether, up to 300 guard members are expected to be stationed in the city.

New Orleans Police Superintendent Warren J. Riley said Monday he had asked in March to have troops sent in this summer, when the population is expected to jump because FEMA assistance to displaced hurricane refugees ends June 30.

Riley insisted his department is capable of controlling crime, and said the request for troops wasn't driven by the weekend crime spree.

"This is not a situation where anything is out of control," Riley said.

The National Guard's mission did not require a special order because Louisiana is still under a state of emergency 10 months after Katrina. Blanco said reinforcements would cycle in and out of the city.

Blanco said reinforcements would cycle in and out of the city.

Da Niggarows be shootin day selfs all dey long an sheet!

Send'em to every major city in the Kwa so long as dollars are worth something to zoo keepers. Gawd knows how many are deployed in the 'Freaka -- only there it's the 'world's responsibility' so it's the UN handing out bananas and laptops.

Every day this jew charade goes on, is a day longer than I would expect it to last...

If Niggers murdering and wreaking havoc on the streets of an American city is cause for National Guard deployment, shouldn't every Governor be asking for troops??

How is it that the citizens of New Orleans are more worthy of police protection than other citizens of major U.S. cities?? This should have been a golden opportunity for our political leaders to call attention to the epidemic of Black and Mestizo crime in America! Once again, we have been failed by our current system of government, and thousands of innocent Whites will pay the price.

Send a message in 2008. Vote National Socialism.

These are National Guard troops, the governor controls them not the Feds.

Think about it for just a moment:

The Governer of an American state has been forced to send the fucking National Guard to quell unchecked nigger crime in an American city.

Why is this shit not front page news everywhere, and on a constant loop on CNN? You know, like the Duke Lacross players non-rape of a non-human used to be?

How do you spell "media control"?

J E W S

Think about it for just a moment:

The Governer of an American state has been forced to send the fucking National Guard to quell unchecked nigger crime in an American city.

Why is this shit not front page news everywhere, and on a constant loop on CNN? You know, like the Duke Lacross players non-rape of a non-human?

How do you spell "media control"?

J E W S

Exactly! I soon as I read the story yesterday I turned on Fox News to hear their govt. spin, and they were having "goofy time". Obviously, the murder of the teen agers was an event the govt. jumped on to do something they were already anxious to do.

Older story:

Louisiana Governor To Send Troops And Police To New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS_Acting at the mayor's request, Gov. Kathleen Blanco said Monday she would send National Guard troops and state police to patrol the streets of New Orleans after a bloody weekend in which six people were killed.

"The situation is urgent," Blanco said. "Things like this should never happen, and I am going to do all I can to stop it."

The governor did not specify how many troops and officers she planned to deploy. Earlier Monday, Mayor Ray Nagin asked for as many as 300 National Guardsmen and 60 state police officers.

It was the first time the National Guard has been used for law enforcement in the United States since the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

Nagin had sought the troops after five teenagers in an SUV were shot and killed in the city's deadliest attack in at least 11 years. Police said the attack was apparently motivated by drugs or revenge. Also, a man was stabbed to death Sunday night in an argument over beer.

"Today is a day when New Orleanians are stepping up. We've had enough," Nagin said. "This is our line in the sand. We're saying we're not going any further."

Nagin said he would not allow criminals to take over when the city is still trying to recover from the hurricane. The mayor said troops should be posted in heavily flooded neighborhoods to free police to concentrate on hot spots elsewhere.

Community leaders have raised fears that the violence could discourage people from moving back to New Orleans.

The National Guard had as many as 15,000 soldiers in the city in the weeks after Katrina. As many as 2,000 stayed until February, said Louisiana National Guard spokesman Lt. Col. Pete Schneider.

Blanco said plans were being crafted last week to step up anti-crime efforts, but the weekend slayings forced authorities to move faster. She said she was talking with New Orleans Police Chief Warren Riley about his exact needs.

Riley welcomed the support because the ranks of his department are depleted. The police force has about 1,375 officers now, compared with about 1,750 officers before Katrina. The population of 465,000 has rebounded to about half its size before the storm. "We know this is going to be a long, hot summer," Riley said.

The governor urged the mayor to put a juvenile curfew in place.

"I have two warnings: First, to parents, keep your teenagers off the streets and out of trouble. Second, to judges, I am urging you to keep hardened criminals where they belong - in jail and off the streets. We must protect our citizens."

Nagin's request for help had been backed by the City Council.

"If we don't have wind knocking us down, we have shooters knocking us down, and that's unacceptable," said City Council President Oliver Thomas.

Reaction to the mayor's request was mixed.

"As we tell people to come home, we have to keep these areas safe," said LaToya Cantrell, president of the Broadmoor Improvement Association, a heavily flooded [black] neighborhood. "It's long overdue. Neighborhoods should not have been left alone to begin with. Pulling out was a mistake."

But Sherman Izzy? Copelin, president of the New Orleans East Business Association, cautioned that handing over some neighborhoods to troops unfamiliar with those areas could be a mistake, saying officials should not "let someone come in and be a housekeeper."

The killings over the weekend brought this year's murder toll to 53, raising fears that violence was back on the rise in a city that was plagued by violent crime before Katrina drove out much of the [NIGGER] population last year.

Crime has been creeping back into the city: 17 killings in the first three months of 2006, and 36 since the start of April.

At least three other people, ages 16 to 27, have been fatally shot in the same area where the five teenagers were killed early Saturday.

In addition to Nagin's request for troops and state police, the City Council said it would consider increasing overtime for police to put more officers on the street. It also called for a "crime summit" within two weeks.

"We have to deal with it now," Councilman Arnold IZZY Fielkow said. "If we don't make people feel safe in their homes, nothing will happen. Let's make this priority No. 1."

The nig mayor promised a chocolate city. Well, there it is, back in business for thousands of city officials from nig savages. Otherwise his constituent’s affirmative action coons would have been out of business.

I use to be a cop in New Orleans,years ago.
#1 Murder capital of the nation with less than 1 million people.

Niggers went to Texas=crime rate increases

FEMA money running out=Nigger back in the streets hussling,again

This will not change or improve.

Niggers do NOT want jobs,just free stuff.Period.

still my favorite remedy

Dear FBI, This happened near the Central Business District, maybe the perps were JEWS, I'm sure the place is lousy with them. This might be another 9/11 type operation!- AH

Five teens die in New Orleans shootout
Police captain: 'Somebody [THE JEWS?] wanted them dead'

Sunday, June 18, 2006
The bodies of three of the youths were inside an SUV that was rammed against a utility pole. Five teens killed in a street shooting (1:00)
NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana (AP) -- Authorities were searching for one or more suspects in the shooting deaths of five teenagers in the most violent crime reported in this slowly repopulating city since Hurricane Katrina hit last August.

The victims, ranging in age from 16 to 19, were gunned down early Saturday on a street in the Central City neighborhood just outside the central business district.

Investigators believe the shootings were drug-related or a retaliation attack, Police Capt. John Bryson said. A semiautomatic weapon was used and "multiple, multiple rounds" were fired, he said. (Watch the scene of the shootings, see the bullet-riddled windshield -- 1:00)

"I think the motivation we're looking at is pretty obvious," Bryson said. "Somebody wanted them dead."

Three of the victims were found in a sport utility vehicle rammed against a utility pole and two were found nearby on the street. It was not immediately known if any of them were armed.

The victims were identified as Arsenio Hunter, 16; Warren Simoen, 17; Iruan Taylor, 19; Reggie Dantzler, 19; and Marquis Hunter, 19, said John Gagliano, the chief investigator for Orleans Parish Coroner Frank Minyard. The Hunters are believed to be brothers or cousins, authorities said.

Bryson said he could not remember the last time five people were killed in one incident -- before or after Katrina.

The shootings left some people feeling unsafe in the neighborhood, where residents sat on porches and discussed the incident Saturday.

"Lord, this is like the sixth person killed around here in the last month," said Monique Jackson, a 27-year-old housekeeper. "It's getting bad now."

She added: "I don't want to ever hear about a murder ever again. It's just young people doing it to each other."

Crime, including murder, has been creeping back after Katrina emptied the city of its residents when it hit August 29, flooding 80 percent of New Orleans. Current population estimates vary, but the city is believed to have less than half its pre-storm population of about 455,000.

Fifty-two people have been murdered in the city since Jan. 1, half the number at this time last year, Bryson said.

There were only 17 killings in January through March. But the rate picked up after that: There were 13 in April alone, followed by 22 in May and June.

Bryson said the recent spike in murders, which he said was connected to drugs, was not just a "police problem" or a "New Orleans problem."

"It's a Louisiana problem, it's a United States problem," he said. "We're begging the citizens to join with us to coordinate with watch groups."