2 Responses to “Vote for Barack HUSSEIN Obama! Make the whole US one big Chicago! "CHICAGO (CBS) — An estimated 123 people were shot and killed over the summer. That's nearly double the number of soldiers killed in Iraq over the same time period."”

1. admin says:

   September 2 at 10:40 am

   On Sep 4, 3:34 pm, PissingOffTheL…@yahoo.com wrote:
   

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   > http://cbs2chicago.com/local/chicago.summer.shootings.2.810166.html
   

   > Nearly 125 Shot Dead In Chicago Over Summer
   > Total Is About Double The Death Toll In Iraq
   > CHICAGO (CBS) — An estimated 123 people were shot and killed over the
   > summer. That’s nearly double the number of soldiers killed in Iraq
   > over the same time period.

   > Information from wire service reports and the Chicago Police Major
   > Incidents log indicated that 123 people were shot and killed
   > throughout the city between the start of Memorial Day weekend on May
   > 26, and the end of Labor Day on Sept. 1.

   > According to the Defense Department, 65 soldiers were killed in combat
   > in Iraq. About the same number were killed in Afghanistan over that
   > same period.

   >  In the same time period, an estimated 245 people were shot and
   > wounded in the city.

   >  Tracking Summer Shootings In Chicago

   > The South Side’s Englewood District, which includes the Englewood and
   > West Englewood neighborhoods on the city’s South Side, fared the worst
   > over the summer. A total of 14 people were shot dead there, and 48
   > were shot and wounded.

   > The next highest totals came in the Grand Crossing District, which
   > includes the South Shore, Woodlawn, Park Manor and Grand Crossing
   > neighborhoods on the South Side, 12 people were killed and 31 were
   > injured.

   > Also hit severely by gun violence over the summer was the Ogden
   > District – which includes the Near Southwest Side’s Lawndale and
   > Little Village neighborhoods – where 10 people were killed and six
   > were injured. The South Chicago District on the Southeast Side saw
   > nine people killed and 11 injured, almost all concentrated in the
   > South Chicago and Avalon Park neighborhoods at the north end of the
   > district. The West Side’s Austin District saw also saw nine people
   > killed and 12 injured, while the Far South Side’s Calumet District –
   > including the Roseland, Fernwood and Pullman neighborhoods – saw eight
   > killed and 20 injured.

   > Breakdown of summer shootings by police district:
   > * District 1 – Central (Loop, West Loop, Near South Side): 1 dead, 4
   > injured
   > * District 2 – Wentworth (Washington Park, Bronzeville, Fuller Park):
   > 1 dead, 14 injured
   > * District 3 – Grand Crossing (South Shore, Woodlawn, Park Manor,
   > Grand Crossing) 12 dead, 31 injured
   > * District 4 – South Chicago (Far Southeast Side to Indiana state
   > line): 9 dead, 11 injured
   > * District 5 – Calumet (Roseland, Fernwood, West Pullman): 8 dead, 20
   > injured
   > * District 6 – Gresham (Auburn-Gresham, Chatham): 7 dead, 13 injured
   > * District 7 – Englewood (Englewood, West Englewood: 14 dead, 48
   > injured
   > * District 8 – Chicago Lawn (most of the Southwest Side): 7 dead, 14
   > injured
   > * District 9 – Deering (Back of the Yards, Bridgeport, Canaryville,
   > Brighton Park): 4 dead, 19 injured
   > * District 10 – Ogden (Little Village, much of North Lawndale): 10
   > dead, 6 injured
   > * District 11 – Harrison (Garfield Park, parts of North Lawndale): 8
   > dead, 18 injured
   > * District 12 – Monroe (Near West Side): 1 dead, 3 injured
   > * District 13 – Wood (West Town, Ukrainian Village, parts of Humboldt
   > Park): 4 dead, 2 injured
   > * District 14 – Shakespeare (Wicker Park, Bucktown, Logan Square,
   > parts of Humboldt Park): 6 dead, 1 injured
   > * District 15 – Austin (North and South Austin): 9 dead, 12 injured
   > * District 16 – Jefferson Park (Far Northwest Side from Portage Park
   > to O’Hare International Airport): 0 dead, 0 injured
   > * District 17 – Albany Park (Albany Park, Irving Park, Avondale): 2
   > dead, 0 injured
   > * District 18 – Near North (Lincoln Park, Gold Coast Magnificent Mile,
   > Near North Side): 1 dead, 4 injured
   > * District 19 – Belmont (Lakeview, Roscoe Village, Lincoln Square,
   > North Center): 1 dead, 1 injured
   > * District 20 – Lincoln (Edgewater, Andersonville, Rosehill Cemetery,
   > Budlong Woods): 0 dead, 1 injured
   > * District 21 – Prairie (Hyde Park, Kenwood Oakland-Douglas, Lake
   > Meadows, Chinatown): 2 dead, 1 injured
   > * District 22 – Morgan Park (Beverly, Morgan Park, Mt. Greenwood): 6
   > dead, 4 injured
   > * District 23 – Town Hall (East Lakeview, Uptown): 1 dead, 4 injured
   > * District 24 – Rogers Park (East and West Rogers Park): 2 dead, 2
   > injured
   > * District 25 – Grand Central (Belmont-Cragin, Kelvyn Park, Hermosa,
   > Galewood): 7 dead, 12 injured

   > Adam Harrington, cbs2chicago.com
   > ((c) MMVIII, CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.)

   ‘Organize’ then duck for cover! Right?
2. admin says:

   September 2 at 10:40 am

   On Sep 4, 1:51 pm, wolfagain <w…@provide.net> wrote:
   

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   > On Sep 4, 3:34 pm, PissingOffTheL…@yahoo.com wrote:
   

   > >http://cbs2chicago.com/local/chicago.summer.shootings.2.810166.html

   > > Nearly 125 Shot Dead In Chicago Over Summer
   > > Total Is About Double The Death Toll In Iraq
   > > CHICAGO (CBS) — An estimated 123 people were shot and killed over the
   > > summer. That’s nearly double the number of soldiers killed in Iraq
   > > over the same time period.

   > > Information from wire service reports and the Chicago Police Major
   > > Incidents log indicated that 123 people were shot and killed
   > > throughout the city between the start of Memorial Day weekend on May
   > > 26, and the end of Labor Day on Sept. 1.

   > > According to the Defense Department, 65 soldiers were killed in combat
   > > in Iraq. About the same number were killed in Afghanistan over that
   > > same period.

   > >  In the same time period, an estimated 245 people were shot and
   > > wounded in the city.

   > >  Tracking Summer Shootings In Chicago

   > > The South Side’s Englewood District, which includes the Englewood and
   > > West Englewood neighborhoods on the city’s South Side, fared the worst
   > > over the summer. A total of 14 people were shot dead there, and 48
   > > were shot and wounded.

   > > The next highest totals came in the Grand Crossing District, which
   > > includes the South Shore, Woodlawn, Park Manor and Grand Crossing
   > > neighborhoods on the South Side, 12 people were killed and 31 were
   > > injured.

   > > Also hit severely by gun violence over the summer was the Ogden
   > > District – which includes the Near Southwest Side’s Lawndale and
   > > Little Village neighborhoods – where 10 people were killed and six
   > > were injured. The South Chicago District on the Southeast Side saw
   > > nine people killed and 11 injured, almost all concentrated in the
   > > South Chicago and Avalon Park neighborhoods at the north end of the
   > > district. The West Side’s Austin District saw also saw nine people
   > > killed and 12 injured, while the Far South Side’s Calumet District –
   > > including the Roseland, Fernwood and Pullman neighborhoods – saw eight
   > > killed and 20 injured.

   > > Breakdown of summer shootings by police district:
   > > * District 1 – Central (Loop, West Loop, Near South Side): 1 dead, 4
   > > injured
   > > * District 2 – Wentworth (Washington Park, Bronzeville, Fuller Park):
   > > 1 dead, 14 injured
   > > * District 3 – Grand Crossing (South Shore, Woodlawn, Park Manor,
   > > Grand Crossing) 12 dead, 31 injured
   > > * District 4 – South Chicago (Far Southeast Side to Indiana state
   > > line): 9 dead, 11 injured
   > > * District 5 – Calumet (Roseland, Fernwood, West Pullman): 8 dead, 20
   > > injured
   > > * District 6 – Gresham (Auburn-Gresham, Chatham): 7 dead, 13 injured
   > > * District 7 – Englewood (Englewood, West Englewood: 14 dead, 48
   > > injured
   > > * District 8 – Chicago Lawn (most of the Southwest Side): 7 dead, 14
   > > injured
   > > * District 9 – Deering (Back of the Yards, Bridgeport, Canaryville,
   > > Brighton Park): 4 dead, 19 injured
   > > * District 10 – Ogden (Little Village, much of North Lawndale): 10
   > > dead, 6 injured
   > > * District 11 – Harrison (Garfield Park, parts of North Lawndale): 8
   > > dead, 18 injured
   > > * District 12 – Monroe (Near West Side): 1 dead, 3 injured
   > > * District 13 – Wood (West Town, Ukrainian Village, parts of Humboldt
   > > Park): 4 dead, 2 injured
   > > * District 14 – Shakespeare (Wicker Park, Bucktown, Logan Square,
   > > parts of Humboldt Park): 6 dead, 1 injured
   > > * District 15 – Austin (North and South Austin): 9 dead, 12 injured
   > > * District 16 – Jefferson Park (Far Northwest Side from Portage Park
   > > to O’Hare International Airport): 0 dead, 0 injured
   > > * District 17 – Albany Park (Albany Park, Irving Park, Avondale): 2
   > > dead, 0 injured
   > > * District 18 – Near North (Lincoln Park, Gold Coast Magnificent Mile,
   > > Near North Side): 1 dead, 4 injured
   > > * District 19 – Belmont (Lakeview, Roscoe Village, Lincoln Square,
   > > North Center): 1 dead, 1 injured
   > > * District 20 – Lincoln (Edgewater, Andersonville, Rosehill Cemetery,
   > > Budlong Woods): 0 dead, 1 injured
   > > * District 21 – Prairie (Hyde Park, Kenwood Oakland-Douglas, Lake
   > > Meadows, Chinatown): 2 dead, 1 injured
   > > * District 22 – Morgan Park (Beverly, Morgan Park, Mt. Greenwood): 6
   > > dead, 4 injured
   > > * District 23 – Town Hall (East Lakeview, Uptown): 1 dead, 4 injured
   > > * District 24 – Rogers Park (East and West Rogers Park): 2 dead, 2
   > > injured
   > > * District 25 – Grand Central (Belmont-Cragin, Kelvyn Park, Hermosa,
   > > Galewood): 7 dead, 12 injured

   > > Adam Harrington, cbs2chicago.com
   > > ((c) MMVIII, CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.)

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   Man, that Obama be one helluva community organizer, no? Just think if
   he were REALLY effective. There would probably only be a dozen blacks
   left in Chicago!

   Maybe the Chicago machine that got Obama this far should dig up,
   literally, a "real" oganizer, Al Capone. LIke, do it right.