CenLamar | Est. 2006

  • An Open Letter to Greg Aymond

    Mr. Aymond: You are perfectly entitled to expressing your opinions on the issues, but I know, without any doubt, that the things you have published about me are manifestly defamatory, hateful, and bigoted. You’ve repeatedly called me a “gimp;” you’ve parroted unfathomable and unbelievably painful lies about my late father; you’ve distorted my image in order to make me appear as a KKK member, among other things (when, ironically, you were actually a member of the KKK). And yesterday, you bragged about how you could “take” me, presumably, in a fight. Congratulations, you can take a guy with cerebral palsy, and…

  • REPOSTED: Consumer Choice for Television Act: What They Haven’t Told Us

    REPOSTED: Consumer Choice for Television Act: What They Haven’t Told Us

    In light of the recent discussion about Alexandria’s Government Access Channel– a discussion that, as other commenters suggested, amounts to nothing more than a colossal distraction, a dereliction of responsibility, and a complete waste of time–and the City of Alexandria’s “alleged” ability to negotiate or renegotiate the terms and conditions of its franchise agreement with Suddenlink, I think it’s instructive to remember that, due to Act 433, signed into law by Governor Jindal in 2008, Alexandria no longer has the ability to negotiate cable franchise agreements, despite what others may insist. (By the way, of course I understand that federal…

  • Clown Talk

    Exhibit A: Newspaper mistakenly confusing the woman who was hit and killed on Interstate 49 with a woman who was booked with five counts of molestation and three counts of aggravated incest. I mean, c’mon, really?