We’ve got a serious question for Mayor Richard M. Daley and his appointed Superintendent of Police, Phil Cline. We are waiting for these two leaders show a little spine and decide what side of this street naming insult they have taken.They are free to agree with naming a street after a convicted felon who was awaiting trial for kidnapping and torturing someone while advocating the murders of cops at the time of his well deserved death.
They can also do the right thing and not be a party to creating a new icon for Chicago’s children under some “martyred hero”, twisted image. That would not be fair to the children or the families of cops murdered and maimed during the Black Panther reign of terror during the 1960s.
Daley, Cline where do you stand?
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The morning of the first Sunday of May is the occasion annual St. Jude Parade in Chicago. It commemorates the lives and service of all Chicago Police Officers who have died in the line of duty. We would like to see a large turnout of all citizens at this event. This would help to show support for our officers and show outrage about this Hampton fiasco.
I have not heard not one word. None.
You see, the new thing in politics is "silence." This isn't just in Chicago but everyone else I deal with.
So, if one disagrees with you or it's a HOT ISSUE, the key thing to do is to ignore it or just be silent.
Paul, if you want, you can email me as I lost your address and I'll send you a copy too. I'd like you to read it as well.
All of this makes me want to run for office, something I thought would never come out of my mouth...
He passed away right after I was born in 69'...
The mayor's handling of the Hampton street sign has been another blow to the morale of the department.
The rank and file of the Chicago Police Department will be marching on the first Sunday of May (the 7th) in the annual St. Jude Parade. We would like to show that we can raise the kind of crowd that let's him know he can be defeated. So we are asking police officers, military, security, scout troops from anywhere, to wear your dress uniform and come down to join us. We are asking that citizens from anywhere to come and join us as the St. Jude Parade is an impressive sight.
If we can raise that kind of crowd, maybe then he will FEAR US.
Oh, by the way, Daley never comes to the St. Jude Parade. Frankly, I don't want him there
But did anyone notice, that in the whitest wards of the city, there were votes for those other candidates.
Daley can be defeated, or we can only pray that he gets indicted and convicted.