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Friday, November 29, 2002 |
Thank God For Georgie
Anne Geyer
Author of Americans No More on C-SPAN
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| Georgie Anne Geyer, author of
Americans No More - the Death of Citizenship |
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C-SPAN Washington Journal,
Nov. 24, 2002
(In responses to question by Glenn Spencer)
"I would suggest to you, though, that it is even worse than
that because many of our states, now are accepting Mexican
identification cards... this means - I think it is astonishing...
what it means that the United States is giving up knowledge of
identification of vast numbers of people in our society and accepting
another country's identification."
 Watch this
portion
[Watch
entire segment] |
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John
Dougherty |
Worldnet
Daily
The
Balkan States of America
...Because our leaders have, for decades,
pursued a "multicultural" policy of unlimited immigration;
because they have showered immigrants with public largess instead
of insisting upon strict standards of citizenship; because they
have not required immigrants to assimilate American culture;
and because they have ignored the dangerous, deadly, destructive
damage of rampant illegal immigration our leaders are setting
our country up to become this century's mega-Bosnia. |
Alan
Stang |
Etherzone.com
It
started in the schools - Why the nation is falling apart
Next week, we shall be looking at the
new Department of Homeland Security and at the present invasion
of our country by illegal aliens. It would be impossible to understand
these things without knowing why we Americans have let the perpetrators
of the approaching disaster get away with it. The disaster was
concocted in the nation's government (public) "schools."
Without the shattering influence exerted by those schools, it
could not have happened. |
Mercury
News
Reconquistas,
Arizonan Pimentel fret new immigration agencies
...Immigrants in this reorganization
will have been clearly and unequivocally labeled as threats to
our security and to our homeland. -- Immigrant advocates -- the
National Council
of La Raza, for instance -- fear that policy flowing from
this new agency will substantively reflect that fearful view
no matter how the immigration functions are divided in the new
department. -- A groundless fear? Please note that Michael Garcia,
the gentleman President Bush appointed on Monday to head the
INS while it devolves into the Homeland Security Department,
is described by the attorney general as ``one of America's top
terrorism prosecutors.'' (Pimentel writes columns for the Arizona
Republic often.) |
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Supervisor
Call's response to Bill King's letter re militias
...One thing you mentioned concerns me. You mentioned
the American Border Patrol and the fact that some are identifying
it as a militia or vigilante group. That was news to me. Their
name has never come up in conversations I've had regarding the
passage of our resolution. In fact, I agree with you - they are
exactly what they say they are. I'm perplexed as to how they've
come to be included in the discussion. Perhaps the person that
forwarded you my original email has been embellishing and has
a secondary agenda of which I'm unaware? |
Jim
Moore |
Etherzone.com
Chaos
in Arizona -- Send in the militia
In case the President and his entourage
of political sidekicks haven't read the Constitution lately,
I call their attention to several parts of it that are especially
relevant for our times. -- From the U.S. Constitution, Section
8: "Congress shall have power to-provide for calling forth
the militia to execute the laws of the Union, suppress insurrections,
and repel invasions." -- And from the Bill of Rights, Article
II:"A well regulated militia being necessary to the security
of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms,
shall not be infringed" |
Arizona Republic - Letters
Clueless
LULAC member spouts lies
We are appalled at the behavior a so-called
citizens group is taking to stop the construction of the labor
center near 25th Street and Bell Road. -- If it were not for
the sweat and hard work put in by laborers
such as these, the Phoenix area would not be a great thriving
economic machine. Groups such as the Concerned
Citizens Network practice discrimination and racism in Arizona.
--- The Hispanic immigrant is no more illegal in this country
than the refugees from Somalia, Russia, Europe, Cuba, Haiti,
etc. |
Associated
Press
Bar
on Deportations to Somalia Sought
A lawsuit filed by immigrant advocates
asks a federal court to stop all U.S. deportations of Somalis
because the East African nation has no functioning government
that could agree to accept deportees. -- The lawsuit, filed in
Seattle this week, claims deporting Somalis also violates international
law and treaties including the United Nations Convention Against
Torture. -- The U.S. INS contends the deportations are legal
because the deportees are not rejected when they enter Somalia. |
Charlotte
Observer
Torch
run from Mexico aims to further scofflaws' rights
A torch that started its journey in Mexico's
most hallowed cathedral one month ago will arrive in Charlotte
Saturday, spreading a message of basic rights for undocumented
immigrants. -- It is scheduled to arrive in New York's St.
Patrick's Cathedral Dec. 12, the feast day of Our Lady of Guadalupe
-- one of the most sacred holidays in Mexico. -- The Rev. Vincent
Finnerty, pastor of Our Lady of Guadalupe, said the torch's pilgrimage
"calls attention to the plight of the
immigrant in this country." -- Brother Joel Magellan,
director of the Association
Tepeyac [illegal alien cheerleaders], said the torch's message
is similar to what the Virgin of Guadalupe is said to have conveyed
to Juan Diego at the Basilica in Mexico City. |
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Bloomberg
Mexicans
already complaining about U.S. truck rules
The [Mexican] government called a U.S.
decision to start allowing some Mexican commercial trucks to
cross the border into the country "discriminatory"
and said it doesn't go far enough in giving companies fair access
under a free trade accord, an Economy Secretariat statement said
Thursday. --- On Wednesday, U.S. Transportation Secretary Norman
Mineta said 136 applications from Mexican trucking companies
will be reviewed for permission to go beyond a current 20-mile
limit inside the U.S. |
Salt Lake Tribune Commentary
Mexican
Standoff
The greater the problem, the more influential
the committee assigned to sweep it under the rug. -- The unstopping
and unstoppable flow of migration across the border between the
United States and Mexico is a huge problem that our government
seems determined to ignore. It does so despite not only the enormous
humanitarian and economic concerns on both sides of the frontier,
but also the repeated entreaties of President
Bush's great and good friend, Vicente Fox. |
Express
News
Fox
seeks place in history
...At the centerpiece of his promised
policy overhaul was something that wasn't his to control: Mexico's
relationship with the United States. -- For all the talk of friendship
and common goals, his wish list has gone nowhere since the 9-11
attacks changed the focus and priorities of the Bush administration.
-- He has desperately wanted an agreement that would grant legal
status to Mexicans already in the United States illegally and
permit others to travel there to work. |
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Tucson Citizen
Illegal
alien traffic in Arizona doubles
Twice as many illegal immigrants were
apprehended in Arizona last month than in October 2001, according
to the U.S. Border Patrol. --- Over on his Douglas ranch, Roger
Barnett also has noticed an increase in illegal immigrant activity.
-- Barnett is a member of the American Border Patrol, which claims
to inform the public about the situation at the border by taking
incident reports from citizens along the border. -- He said he
caught 47 illegal immigrants and turned them over to Border Patrol
in October 2001. Barnett said he caught 215 last month. -- Barnett
said he's contemplating buying his own helicopter to patrol the
area because the Border Patrol isn't using helicopters stationed
in the area.... [Includes bellyaching by reconquista Mexican
agent Isabel García.] |
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