May 27, 2008 by Bill Gould, Publisher.

The publisher of The Full Value REVIEW and Romoland School District Trustee, Bill Gould, has posted his picks and opinions about Menifee cityhood and the candidates running for the first city council on his personal website.

Please visit http://www.VoteBillGould.com for an inside look on the issues from a resident of the proposed city of Menifee.

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May 27, 2008 by Bill Gould, Publisher.

… but I have to disagree with PT Rothschild’s assertion that she might have insinuated Obama’s assignation.

Temecula, California - I will admit, I am a Hillary supporter, and have been since the beginning of her campaign for the Democratic Nomination. I believe that she would be the better president based on her having more experience on the world stage and the fact that I think she has a better chance of beating John McCain in the fall based on her strong showing in many key states. It is many of these states that hold the key to the 270 electoral college votes needed to win the Presidency.


I don’t think that any of that really matters in regaurds to the comments made by Hillary. She was pointing out, in a not well received wording, that you never know what can happen. Her quitting before the race is over is like in baseball when the batter hits directly to the shortstop and jogs slowly to first base, assuming he will be thrown out by the shortstop. It is lazy and shows lack of fight, and one thing Hillary Clinton has plenty of is fight. Sometimes in life your opponent drops the ball, or overthrows and I believe that Hillary is running through, hustling to first base in hopes she can get there before the ball, or in case of an error. In the end, if she does ‘ground out’ - I think she is a good sport and will support the Democratic home team and rally her troops to make sure an Obama victory is a reality in November.

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May 25, 2008 by PT Rothschild.

MAYBE CHECKING THE CLINTONS PAST ARKANSAS HISTORY WILL HELP

So Cal, USA – Back in the day when Bill Clinton was President, it seemed that things were fine, at least at first. Bill was smart, he played the sax on ‘Arsenio’ wearing shades, so he was cool, and it seemed that life was good. Then the ‘Whitewater’ scandal hit and wouldn’t go away. Shortly after that, the sexual dirty laundry hit the clothes line. Aside from the scandals Bill Clinton was doing a great job as President. He was signing stuff to protect the environment, he was hiring black people in key positions, he seemed to be ‘takin’ care of business’ across the pond via the CIA, and he was balancing the budget so folks had money in their pockets. As I said, life was good. So the first time I met someone from Arkansas, I jokingly asked if they knew ‘Bill Clinton’.
To my surprise they gave me an earful, and none of it was good. So OK, I put that down to an Arkansas person who didn’t like Bill. But as I bumped into more and more people over time from Arkansas, the reply was always the same. They didn’t like Bill or Hillary, though there was never any specific reason, like ‘he raised taxes’ or ‘he didn’t do anything while in office’. I checked and in the election, Bill Clinton didn’t carry his own state, a feat duplicated by Al Gore in his bid for Presidency. What does it mean when your home state won’t vote for you? Does it mean, like family, they really know you? After a while a website opened up offering gag Clinton money, cartoon T-shirts, bumper stickers, and other memorabilia, none of it positive. Aside from this, more and more ‘reports’ surfaced about the Clinton climb to Gubernatorial power, a climb littered with the bodies of 35 ‘people who got in the way’. Even shortly after entering the Presidency, a key man of the Clintons was found dead under suspicious circumstances though the death was ruled a suicide. Later in the Administration’s term, Ron Brown, another right hand man, died in a plane crash that also seemed suspicious at the time. Reports coming from the anti-Clinton camps suggests these men were killed because they represented a weak link in the Clinton chain. The John Travolta movie, ‘Primary Colors’ was supposedly based on the rise of Bill Clinton to the Presidency and we all remember how the homey country charm of the lead character revealed a seamy and murderous underside at the climax of the film. So perhaps Hillary misspoke, or perhaps Hillary was just doing a Freudian slip about the reality of this country, a reality that she herself knows to exist.

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May 23, 2008 by PT Rothschild.

HAS THE BILLARY FINALLY BLOWN IT, AND NOT IN A GOOD WAY?

So Cal, USA – It would seem that Hillary, the true Hillary, the one behind ‘Whitewater’, has finally revealed her true character in her latest speech, and this time she’ll be ducking something other than imaginary sniper bullets. Now and over the long weekend, Hillary will be ducking her own words. Words that would seem to suggest that “I’ll be there, if someone shoots the black man running for President.” Referencing her staying in the long and protracted Democratic nomination showdown to events not being over until June is one thing, but adding that Robert Kennedy was also assassinated in June added that last bit of tastelessness to an already tasteless campaign on her part, especially in lieu of Ted Kennedy’s latest medical news and the sympathetic outpouring of numerous well-wishers.
She has since violently started to back peddle from her video taped comments made in Sioux Falls at the Argus-Leader newspaper offices. This story is breaking and will continue through the weekend and past the latest Lakers story, but if you go online and read about it in places like MSNBC First Read, be sure and read down into the comments section. In short, it appears that Hillary has done a ‘open mouth, insert heel’ trick. It would seem that Hillary Clinton has finally blown her electability, and in a way much worse than Monica Lewinski, who didn’t choke on her words and then spit them back out.

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May 22, 2008 by Bill Gould, Publisher.

Suspect nabbed after attempting to get custody of kids at local courthouse

Murrieta, California - At 1030am this morning, detectives from the Murrieta Police Department arrested Kelle Lee Jarka, 39 yrs. old, for the murder of his wife, Isabelle Jarka. The arrest occurred after Kelle Jarka made an appearance at the Southwest Justice Center in the Family Court where he was attempting to regain custody of his two children. The children have been staying with relatives of Isabelle Jarka since her murder on 4/28/2008.

Case History

On 4/28/2008 at 845am the Murrieta Police Department responded to the Jarka home in the 39600 block of Tamarisk St. Kelle Jarka called 9-1-1 to report his home had been burglarized while he left the residence to run errands which included shopping for more baby formula, despite the fact there was plenty of baby formula in the home.

The Investigation

Over the past month, Murrieta detectives and forensic investigators from the California Department of Justice have been diligently and painstakingly analyzing evidence collected from the family home, Kelle Jarka’s vehicles and his personal belongings. On the morning of April 28th, Kelle Jarka’s initial call to 9-1-1 was to report the burglary and he did not immediately reveal to police dispatchers that his wife may have been murdered until 26 seconds into the call. Detectives have been able to determine several of Kelle Jarka’s initial and subsequent statements were inconsistent with the substantial amount of the evidence collected at the crime scene as well as additional evidence discovered over the course of the investigation.


Detectives believe the forensic evidence demonstrates Kelle Jarka intentionally staged the crime scene to make his home appear to have been burglarized by an intruder. Detectives believe Kelle Jarka intentionally destroyed some of the physical evidence before he called police. Additionally, Kelle Jarka purchased several life insurance policies in his wife’s name within weeks of her murder which totaled over $1,000,000 in value.

Domestic Violence a local issue

The murder of Isabelle Jarka appears to be a case of domestic violence. Since 2003, six of the last eight homicides in Murrieta have been domestic violence related, where the victim was murdered either by an estranged or current boyfriend or husband. One additional homicide during this period involved the murder of an infant by the mother’s boyfriend.

Local non-profit group S.A.F.E. (Safe Alternatives For Everyone) is a leader in the Valley by providing counseling services to victims and families affected by domestic violence. If you are a victim of domestic violence or know someone who is, contact the S.A.F.E. offices at 951-587-3900 or visit http://www.safefamiliesca.org/index.html

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