Sunday, October 5, 2003

L.A. Times: A Criminal Enterprise Attack on Schwarzenegger No Surprise L.A. Times Front Page A Comment by Glenn Spencer The Los Angles Times is a criminal enterprise and is in large measure responsible for the terrible fate that has befallen California. As early as 1992, I reported that the Times was lying about the costs of illegal immigration. Brad Sherman was elected to congress on the back of a Times smear of his opponent, Rich Sybert, because he attended a couple of VCT meetings. Later, I sued the Times when they threatened the Daily News over an ad. (See chronology) An outrageous decision by an L.A. judge led to an appeal attempt, but my attorney disappeared and ended up working for the Times. Someday, someone is going to hit them with racketeering charges and it is going to stick. At the very least, I plan to expose them in an upcoming book. Past Features    ABP Updates  Latest Updates from Joe Guzzardi

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W. James Antle III

Too Good Reports Open Borders: Freedom Ride To Nowhere A busy news cycle filled with stories about Arnold Schwarzenegger, Rush Limbaugh and White House leaks often pushed the Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride to the back pages of the papers, preventing a full discussion of the issues it raised. Emulating the famed 1961 Freedom Rides organized to fight against segregation...

Frosty Wooldridge

Colorado Daily Steering into a third world quagmire The current freedom ride of illegal aliens is an invasion of lawlessness unprecedented in American history. It recalls black freedom riders of the 60s but neglects to mention that they were legal Americans by birth. As can be seen in Third World collapsing California with four million illegal aliens....

Reuters Factory Closures Devastate U.S. Towns ...The loss of 2.5 million manufacturing jobs since January 2001 has devastated factory towns across middle America, where once-dominant local employers are pulling up stakes and heading to Mexico or Asia in search of lower costs and cheaper labor. --- "Never in my life have I lived in a place that is sort of going backwards like this," said Chris Merrett...

Ungrateful Foreigners

Letter to the Orange County Register -- Santa Ana, California Migrant tells 'gringos' to leave if they don't like the invasion ...Conscious of these demographic changes, Anaheim's City Council looked to increase the ranks of its Spanish-speaking employees, until it realized that almost a third of the staff already is bilingual, hence in a position to help in emergency situations with non-English-speaking persons. -- As to those of you gringos who are dissatisfied with these facts, I have just one piece of advice: Move. Now....

Houston Chronicle Cut in remittances would mean big trouble for U.S., says 'professor' [Warning: Written by Lorenzo Cano, a 'Mexican American Studies professor'] -- ...What would happen if $12 billion were taken away from Mexico's economy or if the United States was unable to access its current pool of workers from Mexico? It is difficult to predict but the consequences would be extremely bad for Mexico as they would be for the United States.

Yeh Ling Ling DiversityAlliance.org

Contra Costa Times Excessive immigration is sinking the Golden State Excessive immigration has direct impact on Californians' most basic concerns. It affects the economic and political future of California and the United States. Even so, this critical issue has been largely ignored by most leaders. -- There are at least 400,000 illegal immigrant students in California's schools. The cost of educating a child averages $6,000 or more a year.

Los Angeles Times (Free Registration) Latino Unity Fails to Live Up to Hype ...Latinos are much more likely to support the new driver's license law than are their non-Latino counterparts. But when asked if they would be more or less likely to vote for a candidate who supported the legislation, the results were pretty much a wash. Though 32% of likely Latino voters said they would be more likely, 27% said they'd be less likely and 37% said it made no difference.

News Tribune - Jefferson City, Missouri Mexican indicted for illegal re-entry A federal grand jury on Friday indicted a Mexican national living in Camdenton for illegally re-entering the United States, the Western District U.S. Attorney's office reported. -- Romaldo Viveros-Oritiz, 27, reportedly was found on Sept. 6 in Camden County after having been deported June 24 at Laredo, Texas.

Los Angeles Daily News Vote fraud becoming too easy ...In truth, we are a trusting nation. Cautious, too. Some 47 states, ours among them, allow registration when driver's licenses are issued. One hopes our illegal immigrants, now eligible for those licenses, will resist urges to become Americans prematurely.

Inmates Running the Asylum

New York Times (Free Registration) Arrogant lawbreakers bark demands in New York They clean homes in Boston and Chicago and sew in factories in San Francisco. They pay taxes, but many undocumented workers are not allowed to drive or vote [or work, either... but that doesn't seem to bother these criminals]. -- For years, their tenuous status kept them from speaking out against policies they felt were unjust... [Other items from Newsday, the Associated Press, the Boston Globe]

Charleston (South Carolina) Post Courier Sham ID acceptance legitimizes criminal invaders A growing number of undocumented immigrants from Mexico [criminals] live and work in South Carolina, quietly building homes, tending yards and clearing restaurant tables. Most do all they can to remain anonymous, toiling in the shadows of the economy. -- That is now changing thanks to an identity card issued by the Mexican government...

WTAP - Parkersburg, West Virginia Invasion enabler gets light sentence A restaurant owner accused of paying smugglers to transport illegal aliens from Mexico to work for him will spend more than a year in prison. -- Alvaro Morales Munoz of Parkersburg was sentenced to one year and three months Friday in U-S District Court on a money laundering charge. He also must pay a ten-thousand-dollar fine...

San Diego Union-Tribune SDSU Debate: McClintock shines, Busta-MEChA spews drivel ...Addressing questions posed to them by a panel of journalists, the candidates clashed on a variety of issues, particularly immigration. -- McClintock opposes allowing illegal immigrants to get driver licenses, while the other two candidates support the plan. -- "The people who take care of your kids, cut your lawn, take care of family members, provide you food, all those folks are immigrants," [Cruz] Bustamante said.

KOB-TV -- Albuquerque Two Mexicans arrested with over $600,000 of cocaine U.S. Border Patrol agents discovered about 20 pounds of cocaine behind the dash of vehicle during a stop at the checkpoint near Alamogordo. Agents found the eleven bundles of cocaine after stopping the driver of a 1998 Mercury Grand Marquis Tuesday evening. The drugs are worth an estimated $611,000.

Chicago Tribune (Free Registration) Experts fear ease of getting false ID is invitation to terror Two years after the nation was shocked to discover how easily the Sept. 11 hijackers obtained official identification cards--such as state-issued IDs they never should have received--experts say such documents still are too readily available to terrorists who could use them to facilitate future attacks.

Mark Andrew Dwyer

Political thuggery According to Sacramento Bee Democrats are already gearing up for a post-vote assault on the results of the gubernatorial recall election in California that they expect to lose at the polls. Which brings up this question: shouldn't they accept the outcome of this due process and not attempt to impose on us their rule against our will?

Yeh Ling Ling DiversityAlliance.org

Los Angeles Daily News Open borders put squeeze on California A recent Field poll shows that jobs, education and taxes rank among the top concerns of California voters. According to recent news reports, Californians are being driven out of the state by the loss of our quality of life: high housing costs, traffic gridlock and diminished opportunities.

Los Angeles Daily News People of all races now moving out of L.A. A new poll confirms a trend uncovered by other data: The "white flight" from Los Angeles of the 1980s has become "everybody flight" -- a multiracial mass departure. -- The report, by the Washington, D.C.-based Brookings Institute, found 35 percent of the people leaving the Los Angeles region in the late 1990s were defined as white, as compared with 78 percent from the previous decade.

¿El Gran Wizard?

San Francisco Chronicle Pot calls kettle black in San Francisco Democratic Lt. Gov. Cruz Bustamante, making two campaign stops Saturday in San Francisco, sharpened attacks on Republican Arnold Schwarzenegger and asked voters to think of Bustamante's three daughters as they go to the polls Tuesday [this from a guy who refuses to renounce the racist MEChA slogan]. [American Patrol supports Senator Tom McClintock for governor]