February 13, 2007

AVWatch: Villaraigosa offers bread, circuses, and... free wireless

According to the press release here, Los Angeles mayor Antonio Villaraigosa - a former leader of the racial separatist group MEChA - has announced that the City of Los Angeles will have free, citywide wireless internet by the year 2009. The city has a massive illegal alien population and a somewhat associated very large crime problem, but apparently those problems have already been solved so now it's time to move on to the more important stuff. Of course, in 2010 Tony Villar is expected to run for governor of California, and our corrupt media would be more likely to focus on his signature programs rather than his past and his current failures. Sez the mayor:

"By giving every resident high-speed access, we will transform Los Angeles into a cutting-edge city across every neighborhood and every economic sector... LA WiFi will help us meet the technology needs of our world-class media and creative industries, give a leg up to small businesses, plug every neighborhood directly into the knowledge-based global economy, and make computer training programs for students an after-school reality."

Like those people decades ago who suggested that personal computers could be used to store recipes, the city has already determined what it's going to do with its new toy:

The City of Los Angeles could use the network to enhance the delivery of city services by transmitting data between police patrol cars, instantaneously sending the location of potholes or forwarding on-site building inspection reports to speed up the building process.

Posted to Los_Angeles at February 13, 2007 04:03 PM

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