Our First Katrina Refugees

But everyone knows better; from the audience unraveling the plot in the
papers to your darker skinned neighbors. Everyone realizes the
situational irony: you are to be a ritual sacrifice after whose
slaughter, the holy priests will hold up the Law of the Land, stained
with cronyism, sarcasm and hypocrisy and proclaim that the wise oracles
of 300 hundred years ago had indeed crafted a marvelous play.

So I say to you, "Good luck, Chai Soua Vang, you *******."
And I hope that Luck herself, also, has not abandoned you.

Wow, now THAT is cynical.

I don't know what's worse -- assuming that the guy is somehow "innocent"
after admitting to killing 8 (?) guys, or assuming that a guy who killed 8
(?) people is somehow going to be ritually sacrificed by an unfair legal
system.

Unless he can prove self-defense -- which seems pretty unlikely, given the
circumstances -- I'd say he'll be going to the Big House for a long, long
time.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

Jay wrote:
Wow, now THAT is cynical.

It is I agree.

I think he has a week case too (self defense). I think he snapped,
might be a good case of temporary insanity. Wonder which strategy his
lawyers will use.

Bryan "The Monk" Chaisone.

I want to add that he's a father of six.

Tragic for all concerned; his kids, his wife, the deceased kids,
wives...the community.

How one action can have so many consequences.

Bryan "The Monk" Chaisone

("Flyingmonk" wrote)
So I say to you, "Good luck, Chai Soua Vang, you *******."
And I hope that Luck herself, also, has not abandoned you.

Frank Lis
09/08/2005


Yeah, and OJ was simply getting in touch with his feelings when he
decapitated his ex-wife and her friend!!

Hmongs are the Gypsies of China. They were kicked out of China over 300
years ago. Then they were booted from the lowlands of Laos and surrounding
areas ...fleeing into the mountains for survival. They're like grizzly bears
and Mormons - living on the plains is preferred but the mountains are safer.

Since the late 70's St Paul welcomed many Hmong and Vietnamese
immigrants/refugees to this area. Locals warmed up to the Vietnamese, but
not so much to the Hmong. When this story broke I said to my gal, before any
info about the shooter had been released - "Hmong!"

Why?

Because they go into the woods, State Forests, private lands, State Parks,
Wildlife Management Areas, etc with guns and shoot anything that moves.
Fishing limits? Ha, not if you're Hmong - then you just ignore them. Talk to
any DNR agent "off the record" and they'll tell you they're surprised
something like this hasn't happened sooner. Hmong hunters are scary out in
the woods.

After this happened, many old reports of threats by Hmong hunters began to
surface. Reports in police files, DNR files, FBI files, County Sheriff
files, etc.

The Hmong hunters(?) have earned a reputation (over two decades) up here,
and it isn't a good one. (If you're in the media, then you're
institutionally blind to all of this)

BTW, he chased down and executed a number of his victims as they were
running away, or turning to flee - 4 of the 6 murdered were shot in the
back. The reason they all died that day in the woods is, IMHO - they could
not fathom ever shooting a fellow hunter. By the time they got their
thinking around to that reality, it was too late.

Also, I am so sick of race, race, race... HE KILLED 6 PEOPLE IN COLD BLOOD
PEOPLE!! Racial slurs my ass...end of story.


Montblack

"Newps" wrote in message
...


Ron Natalie wrote:

Jay Honeck wrote:

Interestingly, others in New Orleans have decided that Iowa doesn't
sound so good to them:

A bunch of buses went down from DC and came back mostly empty as
well.
Washington and Iowa aren't on the top of people's list to relocate
to.

Here in Montana we have offered to take in several thousand and put
them up at the long defunct Glasgow Air Force Base. You wanna talk
about culture shock, wait until about January 15 and it's -50.

That'll be a long wait, since the all time record for January is -30.

Also, I am so sick of race, race, race... HE KILLED 6 PEOPLE IN COLD BLOOD
PEOPLE!! Racial slurs my ass...end of story.

Well put. Criminal justice must be color blind, or we have made no
progress at all.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

Here in Montana we have offered to take in several thousand and put them
up at the long defunct Glasgow Air Force Base. You wanna talk about
culture shock, wait until about January 15 and it's -50.

That'll be a long wait, since the all time record for January is -30.

Think wind chill, man.

Brrrr.... It's hard to believe that winter is just a few months off, with
the temperature still pushing 90 around here.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

So, the Constellation Suite is their new home until further notice...

Your generosity in providing Katrina victims with a place to live
without cost is truly commendable.

I seriously doubt that Honeck is doing this gratis. I'll bet he's
getting paid by somebody.

Tommy Boy, you need to learn to separate business from personal.
Any business that gives away its services for any length of time will
not remain in business. That's Economics 101.
Jay hasn't survived this long in the guest services business by being
stupid.

On Fri, 09 Sep 2005 15:13:02 GMT, john smith wrote in
::

So, the Constellation Suite is their new home until further notice...

Your generosity in providing Katrina victims with a place to live
without cost is truly commendable.

I seriously doubt that Honeck is doing this gratis. I'll bet he's
getting paid by somebody.

Tommy Boy, you need to learn to separate business from personal.
Any business that gives away its services for any length of time will
not remain in business. That's Economics 101.
Jay hasn't survived this long in the guest services business by being
stupid.

I'm glad we got that cleared up. For a minute there I thought Mr.
Honeck was displaying altruistic compassion for his fellow man. :-)

Larry Dighera wrote:
On Fri, 09 Sep 2005 15:13:02 GMT, john smith wrote in
::


So, the Constellation Suite is their new home until further notice...

Your generosity in providing Katrina victims with a place to live
without cost is truly commendable.

I seriously doubt that Honeck is doing this gratis. I'll bet he's
getting paid by somebody.

Tommy Boy, you need to learn to separate business from personal.
Any business that gives away its services for any length of time will
not remain in business. That's Economics 101.
Jay hasn't survived this long in the guest services business by being
stupid.


I'm glad we got that cleared up. For a minute there I thought Mr.
Honeck was displaying altruistic compassion for his fellow man. :-)

No where in any of Jay's postings did I see anything to indicate that
his guests were unable to pay for their rooms. Are you saying that
everybody who is in the business of selling a service should now give
them away to anyone who lived in the general area of the gulf coast? I
certainly see many people giving things to those who cannot pay but it's
rather silly to say that those who can afford to pay should not.