In a GQ interview Arnold Schwarzenegger was asked about video in a 1970s documentary, Pumping Iron, showing him smoking a joint, if he had ever taken drugs. Arnold responded:

"That is not a drug. It’s a leaf," he told the magazine. He added: "My drug was pumping iron, trust me."

Later, the governor’s spokesman, Aaron McLear, later told the Associated Press that the comments had been taken out of context. He added that Arnold had been speaking in a light-hearted way. Aaron said while dabbing beads of sweat from his forehead:

"Of course the governor understands marijuana is a drug."

Arnold also said in the upcoming December issue of GQ interview:

"What would you rather have? A politician taking stuff and not saying, but making the best decisions and improving things, or a politician who names all the drugs he or she has taken but makes lousy decisions for the country?" A politician’s job is to do what’s best for the people and to improve the country, the economy, the environment. Why should I care if a politician takes sleeping pills every night so long as he can do his job?"

In other words, Arnold understands that politicians are people just like the rest of us, who are expected, and supposed to, make decisions in the best interest of those depending on him or her. Of course, a politician who is high all the time might not be in the best position to make the best decisions even for his or herself. And then there are those addicted to oral sex and blue dresses.

Michael Vick tested positive for marijuana on September 13, so the judge ordered more drug testing, and now Vick can’t leave his house from 10 P.M. to 6 A.M. He’s been grounded by his daddy. Back in January 2007 Vick was stopped at an airport because a secret compartment in his fake water bottle smelled like marijuana. Charges at that time were dropped. I defended his innocence at the time. Vick proved me wrong. He will be sentenced on December 10, and is facing up to five years in prison for torturing and killing innocent dogs, plus he could be facing more charges despite a plea deal and confession. It’s understandable he’d want to get high to relax, but that’s not allowed, otherwise it wouldn’t be punishment. Vick is so nervous he can smell his nuts roasting.

A heavily coached Michael Vick did what anyone looking for a comeback would do, he apologized for making poor decisions, and says he found God. Today Vick became a felon:

Vick wasn’t specific about the acts he was sorry for, but declared, “Dogfighting is a terrible thing. I reject it.” Between apologies to everyone from NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank - to all the kids who used to look up to him, Vick declared that he’s found Jesus and has turned his life over to God. “I was ashamed and totally disappointed in myself, to say the least. I want to apologize to all the young kids out there for my immature acts. What I did was very immature, so that means I need to grow up. I totally ask for forgiveness and understanding as I move forward to be a better Michael Vick the person, not the football player.”

Michael Vick’s father and grandfather publicly denounced his behavior, plus everyone turned against him, so he had no other choice but to finally admit he lied to everyone about being innocent. He did not apologize however to the dogs who he brutally tortured and murdered for his own sick gratification. Fox news had a round table of experts analyzing his demeanor, and they agreed his apology did not contain any "feeling," which they said is typical of someone with the type of mental illness of someone who is capable of cruel and inhuman crimes like torture and murder.

The Atlanta Falcons said they’re keeping him on the team. They announced in a statement: "We cannot tell you today that Michael is cut from the team. It may feel better emotionally, but it’s not in the long term best interest of our franchise." The team intends to pursue the $22 million in bonus money that he already received in a $130 million contract signed in 2004.

The Falcon’s owner became aware that Vick was trouble when, in early 2004, two men were arrested in Virginia for distributing marijuana. The truck they were driving was registered to Michael Vick. The Falcons coach Dan Reeves recalled that he lectured Vick at that time on the importance of reputation, on choosing the right friends, on staying out of trouble for the good of his team. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution quoted Reeves as having told Vick: "You are an Atlanta Falcon…Whatever you do is going to be a reflection on all of us, not just you."

January 17, 2007 Vick surrendered a water bottle which had a hidden compartment to security personnel at Miami International Airport. "The compartment was hidden by the bottle’s label so that it appeared to be a full bottle of water when held upright," police said. Test results indicated there were no illegal substances in the water bottle and Vick was cleared of any wrongdoing. Vick announced that the water bottle was a jewelry stash box, and that the substance in question had been jewelry.

It’s popular today to try to say Vick’s criminal behavior has nothing to do with the report released this month showing blacks committed more than 49% of all murders in the United States, despite making up only 13% of the population. To even point out that statistical fact, or to draw a comparison to Vick’s crime would cause most brain washed people to say that is racism. It’s okay though to get really upset and riot because white cops subdue a black murderer in order to lock him up, because although white crime against blacks barely even registers on the total crime statistics, it’s still a HUGE issue amongst blacks. In 2005 93% of the blacks who were murdered were killed by other blacks, but that is never discussed because blacks don’t want to talk about it because they say that would be racist. I suppose teenagers don’t want to discuss acne either, even though all teenagers have it, and talking about it shows a person’s hatred of teenagers, and love for racism. I am not racist, but seeing those alarming statistics about blacks makes me feel uncomfortable, especially since leaders won’t admit that black crime in America is completely out-of-control despite fact based statistics. Some people might be willing to close their eyes to reality to avoid being called a racist, but I am not willing to be the next ignorant victim. Every time I see black celebrities committing crimes in the news, you can count on HG to report it. We want to do the right thing, and see innocent Americans live free from fear.

HG wants black leaders, and non-black leaders, to publicly admit black crime is out-of-control and begin addressing the problem. When black crime statistics falls to a level equal to other races in America we will be satisfied the problem has been addressed. The department of justice did not even release the full report that showed the total number of crimes committed by each race, including blacks. This appears to be an effort to coverup the severity of the black crime epidemic to avoid racism claims.

All Americans pay for law enforcement to fight crime, to house criminals in prison, and for the courts to process accused criminals. Why should the majority of America continue to foot the bill for the minority of black Americans committing the majority of crimes in America? We support any and all efforts to reduce all crime, with a focus on those areas, or even races, where the majority of crimes occur. There is no excuse for allowing innocent people to live in fear, or to become victims, just to avoid the label of racist. Fighting crime is the right thing to do to protect law abiding citizens.

In the years to come our society will begin to address this issue, and right now our position may not be understood by many people. Someone has to start talking about it publicly so that leaders will begin to address this problem. Those people who live in areas where black crime is a big problem will appreciate our efforts. Those people who have never experienced living in an area where black crime is a problem won’t understand the issue until news reports on television start running stories on this problem. Crime is crime. Just like terrorism is terrorism. When one race is committing the majority of crimes against other Americans, the problem needs to be addressed to protect the innocent.

Thanks for reading.

For those blacks that want to make everything into racism…the Department of Justice on 8-9-2007 released a report that said:

Black Americans accounted for 13 percent of the U.S. population in 2005…but were the victims of…49 percent of all homicides. Among single victim-single offender homicides, about 93 percent of black victims were murdered by black offenders.

Rumer Willis, 18-year-old daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore, was caught in the middle of a drug arrest.

"Access Hollywood" reports that Rumer was in a Maryland hotel room where police busted a man for marijuana possession after hotel guests complained about noise. Willis was one of four people in the room. She was not arrested, nor was she being investigated.

Rumer’s in Maryland making an indie film called "From Within."

Just last month, Bruce Willis told People magazine that he and Demi talked to their kids about drugs, saying, "We have an ongoing conversation. They have the gene, and we warn them: ’You have a predisposition to be an alcoholic.’ It’s on her side of the family and mine. It’s something to be aware of. My kids are strongly anti-drug."

Rumer doesn’t seem like the pot smoking type, but she also doesn’t seem like the type to put a condom in her mouth. She does want attention, so anything could happen.

Nicole Richie will appear in court this morning and plead either guilty or no contest to driving under the influence. Richie was cited at 4:30am on December 11th when sheriffs deputies approached her car after several 911 calls reported Richie driving the wrong way down the Burbank Freeway. Richie was parked in the carpool lane and talking on her cell phone when they found her. When questioned, she admitted she was high on vicodin and had been smoking marijuana. This was not her first DUI. In 2002, she was arrested for driving 50 miler per hour in a 15 mph zone near UCLA. She had a .13 blood alcohol level, almost twice the legal limit. Six months later, she was convicted for possession of heroin and driving on a suspended license. About today’s court proceeding, TMZ says:

Richie will plead either guilty or no contest to DUI. She will appear before the Court Commissioner, who will sentence her on the spot. Sources say Richie will receive a minimum sentence of five days in jail. By law, anyone with two DUI convictions must serve at least five days. This conviction will be Nicole’s second DUI.

Put Richie in a red dress, and let her try to out run a bull for five days in a row, then maybe she’d understand how a victim of a DUI driver feels.