Chicago's most dangerous neighborhoods? Obama's Leads The Pack

Well isn't this swell, as news comes this morning for the MSM to ignore that Chicago, run entirely by democrats and of coarse the home of the president in name only is home to the country's 25 most dangerous neighborhoods, with Obama's own neighborhood right at the top of the list as I have been telling America through my blog for 2 years now.

In fact we even have our own Murder Map marking the murders that have occurred in Chicago so far in 2009 on this and only this blog which we update every time some poor soul is killed in Obama and Daley's Chicago

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In fact, me and my chicagoland posse call Obama's neighborhood "Beirut By The Lake" as you can see from a post of mine placed in the Sun Times, and have for years, as each of these places are as close to hell on earth as you'll find in these United States of America.

Think the Media will be reporting this story this morning?

Hell no they won't, but at least the Sun Times is, which you will see my post in later in the day no doubt as they usually post any Chicago stories we do here linking to their fine paper and website.

In fact you can see the most recent ones here if interested totaling some 80,000 page views.

Here's a little video done during the campaign by the Boston Globe through Obama's Chicago district that I blogged about then and even a a month ago as the district leads the city in per capita murders in Chicago,

This was the result of 8 years of Obama Illinois Senate broken promises, just imagine this clucterfuc* on a countrywide scale, and that's what Americans who elected Obama as president will get in return, and what most of our major cities will resemble after 4 years of Obama Welfare handouts and defeatist mentality.

You mark these words folks, as we Chicagoan's against Obama know our stuff and the wreckage of ineptitude is a monument to Obama's failures the MSM refuses to tell non Chicagoan's about.

CHICAGO SUN-TIMES :: Neighborhoods

"Chicago is home to four of the top 25 most dangerous 'neighborhoods' in the country, including a sliver of Washington Park that ranked No. 2, a recently released study of FBI crime statistics shows.

Folks who lived near 55th and State -- less than two miles from President Obama's house and the possible site of a future Olympic stadium -- had a 1-in-4 chance of becoming a victim of violent crime each year between 2005 and 2007, according to NeighborhoodScout.com.

That section of Washington Park -- home to part of the now-demolished Robert Taylor public housing high-rises during the years of the study -- was edged out of the top spot by a crime-ridden corner of Cincinnati, Ohio.

Chicago was the only city to land more than two neighborhoods on the list, which ranked danger by calculating the number of violent crimes per 1,000 residents in a census tract."

That section of Washington Park -- home to part of the now-demolished Robert Taylor public housing high-rises during the years of the study -- was edged out of the top spot by a crime-ridden corner of Cincinnati, Ohio.

Chicago was the only city to land more than two neighborhoods on the list, which ranked danger by calculating the number of violent crimes per 1,000 residents in a census tract.

Chicago's three other danger zones are located in poverty-stricken Englewood, a hot bed for violence in recent years. They include census tracts near:

• • 66th and Yale, ranked No. 19 with a violent crime ratio of 115 (per 1,000 residents).

• • 58th and Wallace and 60th and Winchester, ranked No. 24 and 25, respectively. Residents had a 1-in-9 chance of being violent crime victims.

"Englewood is a neighborhood that has had a lot of things happen to it. There are very good people in Englewood, and their houses are often the only ones standing on their block," said Ald. Freddrenna Lyle (6th). "Public policy decisions made long ago caused us to get where we are today."

Lyle, whose ward includes 66th and Yale, said the study shines another light on the desperate need for both short-term fixes and a long-term solution to social problems that plague Englewood.

"It's been time for [Mayor Daley] to pay attention," she said. "We put more money collectively into Englewood than anywhere else, but it's a little here and a little there. We need to go back in there and consolidate resources to solve some of the problems."

The study's author, geographer Dr. Andrew Schiller, said the calculation gives people a better way to understand the "climate" of crime in particular sections of cities.

"It's better to understand the climate rather than the weather. It's very important to have a sense of risk for somebody in a particular location rather than a more pedestrian counting of what happened last week," Schiller said..:

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