Sunday, August 1, 2004

ABP Delivers 'WMD' to Tucson Federal Building Group Shows How Arizona Can be "Ground Zero" for Terrorists ABP's Mike King, the man who smuggled the "WMD" across the border, approaches entrance to Tucson Federal Building with "WMD" in backpack. Federal Officer Does Not Question Backpack Contents Tucson - July 28 - American Border Patrol delivered a "smuggled" simulated Weapon of Mass Destruction (WMD) to the front entrance of the Tucson Federal Building after skirting around a Border Patrol Check point near Sierra Vista. As the team approached the building, a federal officer emerged and asked them not to video tape the area. He asked for their IDs, but did not inquire as to what was in the backpack. Watch... Broadband / Dial-up | Broadband / Dial-up Terrorist Came Across Border July 28, 2004 -- Lou Dobbs reports that a South African woman linked to terrorist organizations entered the U.S. by crossing the Mexican border illegally. Watch Dial-up Also See: Border arrest raises security questions Houston Chronicle -- July 29 Past Features American Border Patrol Updates Pressure D.C. to Expand Border Patrol Sweeps

The Terry Anderson Show with Ed Laning Ed Laning is running for Congress against vehement reconquista Joe Baca, the Mecha-boy and pro-Mexico zealot who killed the recent Border Patrol sweeps. KRLA - 870 AM - LA & Other Stations - (866) 870-5752 - 9 PM PT Sundays Click here to listen online

¡Viva México!

Associated Press Protesters decry invader raids, useless feds do nothing (as usual) Trenton, N.J. -- Protesters marched to City Hall Saturday to advocate reform of immigration laws and protest recent roundups of undocumented Hispanic immigrants [criminals] in the city. The event organized by a coalition of religious and civic organizations drew about 200 people, some of whom carried flags from Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica and Colombia...

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Call the Governor's Poll -- (916) 445-2841 - Select Option 2, Then SB1160 Mexican propaganda mill urging push to license invaders Telemundo's station in the Los Angeles area (KVEA), which broadcasts over the air... not exclusively on cable... is featuring frequent segments on its local news programs urging the public (presumably foreign invaders) to badger Gov. Schwarzenegger into cutting a deal with Mexican reconquista state senator Gil Cedillo...

Witch Doctor

Associated Press Latino immigrants fueling demand for folk medicine Pungent, white incense smoke wisps into the air from an earthen burner as Maria de Lourdez Gonzales Avila begins a cleansing ceremony with her students. -- Gently blowing the perfumed smoke on their heads, arms, legs and into their mouths, Avila aims to purify the students' minds and bodies from negative energies. --- Avila is a Mexican curandera, or healer, invited by UNM to participate in a course on the practice of indigenous folk medicine..

CivilRights.org Notorious NCLR goes to bat for foreign scofflaws again Recently, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Studies released a proposal to implement Section 1011 of the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003. Section 1011 distributes $ 1 billion [OUR TAX $] to states for purposes of reimbursing providers for emergency medical treatment of undocumented immigrants [criminals], Mexican citizens with 72-hour "border crossing" ID cards...

Peter H. Schuck -- Los Angeles Times (Free Registration)  Only Citizens Should Hold Voting Rights In November, San Francisco voters will be asked to decide whether to allow noncitizens to vote in school board elections, a complicated, controversial question that merits substantial discussion. But in the end, though it is important to encourage immigrants to involve themselves in their children's schools, giving them voting rights is more doubtful...

Decatur (Alabama) Daily News Lawyers seek bond for Mexican invader charged in accident Arturo Armando Lupian, an illegal immigrant indicted on a murder charge in the traffic death of 8- year- old Amber Merkle, has spent the past three months in Morgan County Jail. -- That could soon change because his court- appointed lawyers petitioned Circuit Judge Glenn Thompson for a bond hearing. Thompson scheduled the hearing for Aug. 11...

La Jornada -- Mexico City (Very Roughly Translated by Systran) BP's use of pepper guns on invaders irks some Mexicans Ciudad Juarez, Chih., Mex. -- From next the 3 of August elements of [the Border Patrol] assigned to El Paso, Texas, will use rifles with gas filled shells [containing pepper] - which already are used in California and Arizona , to dissuade to the migrantes that try to enter without documents the United States... [Article indicates that the meddlesome Mexican Consul doesn't approve, and some so-called 'rights groups' are bellyaching] [See Spanish version]

E.J. Montini -- Arizona Republic -- Phoenix Republic's anti-Prop. 200 blowhards coming out of the woodwork The only people saying what they really mean about immigration are the lunatics on the Internet. They say, as a Phoenix man wrote to me recently, "If we don't do something drastic the Spanish speakers to the south - Hispanics, Latinos or whatever is PC to call them this week - are going to overrun our country and take control..."

No Illegals!

The Journal-Times -- Racine, Wisconsin Foreign lawbreakers hope DREAM will become a reality [Wisconsin lets invaders pay the cheaper in-state tuition rate, but the greedy sponges are demanding even more!]...At the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, a full-time non-resident student during the 2003-2004 paid $17,858. A Wisconsin resident paid $5,106. -- This means that for the amount of tuition Brenda would have paid for one year at UW- Milwaukee, a resident would have paid three years and still had $2,540 left.

CNN Official: U.S. to raise terror threat level for Washington U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge will announce Sunday that the threat level in the nation's capital will be raised from yellow (elevated) to orange (high), a government official told CNN. -- Ridge was scheduled to hold a news conference at 2 p.m. EDT. -- The nation's threat level is at category yellow... [Also see this from MSNBC at 11:17 am: Threat level raised in New York, D.C.]

Green Bay (Wisconsin) Gazette Corrupt government to dole out Mickey Mouse Mexican IDs Mexicans living in the Green Bay area will get their first - and perhaps only - opportunity next week to locally obtain an identification card that helps them open bank accounts and perform other transactions. -- Officials from the Mexican Consulate's Office in Chicago will issue about 2,000 matricula consular identification cards Wednesday through Saturday at Washington Commons.

San Diego Union-Tribune Invasion: Tightened border in S.D. shifts strain to areas east ...It has been almost 10 years since the federal government tightened the once-porous border between Tijuana and San Diego as part of Operation Gatekeeper, one of several border enforcement strategies implemented throughout the Southwest in the early to mid-1990s. -- Specific effects of Gatekeeper on the local economy are difficult to quantify, especially in the case of property values, which have risen throughout Southern California.

Mexican City

BrattonMustGo.com L.A.P.D. - 'To Protect and to Serve' [when we feel like it] By order of a California Public Information Act request submitted by Hal Netkin, LAPD Commander Stuart Maislin was forced to admit that LAPD Cops have no way of verifying the information on matricula consular cards. What this means is that a suspect who is stopped for a minor infraction but whose true identity is listed on an ICE or FBI wanted list, would slip through the officer's fingers.

Rocky Mountain News Our vigilant neighbor (corruption-bloated Mexico) Are authorities in Mexico capable of distinguishing Nobel laureates from suspected terrorists? You might doubt it given the recent detention of Betty Williams and failure to notice Farida Goolam Mohamed Ahmed. -And- Much of the American public is already skeptical of Mexico's cooperation in the war against terrorism. Who can blame them for complaining when Mexican incompetence threatens their sense of national well-being?

No Sponging

Tyler (Texas) Morning Telegraph Will the county turn down lawbreaking foreign invaders? A recent ruling by the state attorney general has raised questions over whether and how to provide non-emergency health care for undocumented immigrants in Smith County and in other Texas counties. -- Attorney General Greg Abbott ruled July 22 that state law permits but does not require hospital districts to provide non-emergency health services to undocumented immigrants [criminals].

KGBT-TV -- Harlingen, Texas Voter campaign [run by the troublesome SEIU] targeting Latinos ...Called the New American Freedom Summer campaign, the effort targets Latino voters in Arizona and Florida, two states that organizers say are on the front lines of the country's immigration reform debate. Hundreds of migrants have died crossing the Arizona desert, and Haitians are routinely deported from southern Florida...

KGBT-TV -- Harlingen, Texas Usual suspects getting desperate, accuse BP of 'profiling' The U.S. Border Patrol faced some tough accusations of racial profiling Saturday during a protest rally in McAllen. -- More than 200 people rallied around the streets of Archer Park, holding up signs saying that they want "rights not raids," referring to the recent bike patrols by the Border Patrol agents through the downtown area. -- Several civil rights organizations took part in the rally, including members of the United Farm Workers...

ABC News Big Apple Terror? -- Porous Mexican border a serious threat ABC News has learned that federal and New York City officials have received credible intelligence that al Qaeda has been plotting to carry out suicide attacks on corporations based in the city. -And- Intelligence sources say al Qaeda plans to move non-Arab terrorists across the border with Mexico. -- Authorities already have in custody a woman of Pakistani-origin arrested after crossing into Texas.

Jon Talton -- Arizona Republic - Phoenix Another open-borders gonzo attacks Proposition 200 One big problem with the Protect Arizona Now ballot measure is that it will instantly be reduced to a debate of stereotypes and name-calling: racists vs. bleeding hearts, getting tough vs. getting compassionate. -- The measure itself is unhelpful. If it gains traction, it will damage a state economy struggling to move into the broad sunlit uplands of quality and competitiveness. [Talton gets even more bizarre...]