Monday, November 21, 2005

Al Qaida Crossed the Border - Culberson Globalists Leave Americans Vulnerable to Attack American Border Patrol showed how it could be done - July, 2004 - See story Any Time Now Last Friday Rep. John Culberson told Sean Hannity that members of the terrorist group Al-Qaida entered the United States through Mexico in the last six weeks. Culberson also said that terrorist training camps have been set up along the border in Mexico in areas controlled by narco-terrorists. "We can expect an attack by these border-crossing terrorists any time now," said Glenn Spencer of American Border Patrol (ABP). ABP first alerted Americans to the threat of terror from Mexico in July, 2004 when it smuggled a simulated weapon of mass destruction into the U.S. from Mexico. Related Story from NewsMax.com Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

Clarion-Ledger -- Jackson, Mississippi Ethnic hustlers want to hold contractors accountable ..."We're being red flagged." -- Mercado spoke from a makeshift campground just outside Gulfport, where Latino workers have pitched tents on one side and "Anglos" have set up living quarters on the other. -- He made his comments Friday, during a visit from Janet Murguia, president and CEO of the National Council of La Raza [aka 'The Tan Klan']...

Jerry Brewer -- Mexidata.info The U.S.-Mexico border wars demand action Delays, lip service, or simply ignoring the potential of hostilities along our long southern border with Mexico is outlandish, unwise, and must not be tolerated. There is a clear and well-defined enemy lurking about and penetrating that border routinely. The enemy is not the usual Mexican immigrant seeking work and a better way of life...

New York Times Editorial More BS out of the fish wrap journalism crowd The anti-immigration politicians certainly know how to get attention. Rep. Duncan Hunter attracted a full battery of TV cameras the other day with his latest proposal to build a big strong fence along the Mexican border. The idea is to stop the [illegal aliens... criminals] who enter the country...[Also see: Propaganda Watch]

No Sponges

Dan Haley -- Denver Post A shift in the debate over squatters The battle over illegal immigration, often seen as a Republican cause celebre, will get a decidedly liberal slant next year in Colorado. -- Former Colorado Gov. Dick Lamm will lead a long- talked- about statewide charge to ask voters to restrict state and local government services to citizens and legal immigrants.

Christian Science Monitor Security sweeps netting invaders In October, three illegal immigrants were arrested at Fort Bragg in North Carolina using false IDs. In August, six Mexican nationals were arrested at Fort Irwin, Calif. In July, six more [illegal aliens... criminals] were found at Homestead Air Reserve Base in Homestead, Fla...

American Border Patrol Volunteer pilots sought for border surveillance missions American Border Patrol is seeking volunteer pilots for its Border Hawk M, a Cessna TU-206, equipped with a TSIO 520 M 310 hp engine (300 hrs since factory remanufacture), STOL, and extended range tanks. Operations based at Bisbee Municipal Airport, Bisbee Arizona. Night and day flights with cargo doors removed...

Commander of Malfeasance

Debbie Schlussel Bush plans recess appointment of loser hack to top ICE job Inside sources tell me that President Bush will give his unqualified nominee, Julie L. Myers, a recess appointment to head up ICE. Bush has chosen the nuclear option at the cost of doing the right thing on this incompetent nominee. -- Julie Myers does not meet even the most basic qualifications to head up the agency...

Rep. Rich Cebra -- AsMaineGoes.com Maine: A Sanctuary State for Illegal Aliens In travels around my legislative district, I'm often asked about Governor John Baldacci. Recently, a constituent said, "Tell me the worst thing the governor has done." -- I thought for a moment. Was it Dirigo Health, which now threatens to tax working Mainers to pay for the governor's failing program? Was it running up $325 million in unpaid Medicaid bills...

Coming Up Nov. 26 9AM to Noon -- Burbank, California Minuteman Project Rally at NBC Studios

Bergen Record Many Latinos fed up with the invasion They contend that illegal immigrants drive down wages, avoid paying taxes and benefit from education and health care services that should go only to Americans. -- They insist the Mexican border should be closed, that they're tired of the problems caused by illegal immigration. -- The complaints are familiar, but those complaining are not.

Reuters General motors to cut 30,000 jobs General Motors will cut 30,000 jobs and close nine North American assembly, stamping and powertrain plants by 2008 as part of an effort to get production in line with demand and position the world's biggest carmaker to start making money again after absorbing [$ billions] in losses so far this year.

Associated Press Drug-smuggling planes still flying Sonora skies Drug smugglers are still using aircraft to ply their trade, and nowhere is the problem as great as it is in the Mexican state of Sonora. -- The smugglers in the sky never cross the border, where increased airborne and ground security has cut off the flow of airborne drugs pervasive in the 1980s.

Vail Daily City's outreach to so-called 'immigrants' angers some What to do about illegal immigration is fast becoming one of the hottest topics for state and national political parties. -- And now Longmont is getting a taste of that heated debate at a local level after creating a new city position: immigration integration coordinator. -- The post isn't even filled yet, and already criticism is coming in...

New York Daily News Asian New Yorkers in Hep B 'epidemic' A mass screening for liver disease among Asian New Yorkers has revealed that a staggering one in five was infected with hepatitis B - a virus that can lurk silently for years and then explode into deadly illnesses. -- Because the free screenings - the largest effort of its kind in the United States to date - attracted mostly recent immigrants...

Invasion

Wichita Eagle Feds focus on invaders who illegally re-enter U.S. Topeka -- Hardly a day passes without [illegal aliens... criminals], mainly from Mexico, arriving in Kansas hoping to do better than they had back home. -- If lucky, they'll blend into the state's growing Hispanic population, find work, prosper and live unnoticed by authorities. Others, however, get caught for a crime, find themselves behind bars...

Napolitano

ArizonaCapitol Times Governor wants funds to battle crimes committed by illegals By the time the Arizona primary campaign for governor goes into full swing next year, Congress probably will have passed legislation on illegal immigration. How new immigration law might affect the temperature of the issue in the 2006 gubernatorial race remains to be seen...

NorthJersey.com Fix needed for worker visas A century ago, fighting for the American worker meant upholding the rights of unskilled laborers subjected to the harsh conditions of the nation's industrial manufacturing sector. -- Today, Rep. Bill Pascrell Jr., D-Paterson, will take up the fight for the American worker - and how that worker has changed over the years...

VDare.com Our Friends Tamar and MEChA Sometimes I think we earnest reformers in the cause of saving America should retire to the nearest drinking establishment and let the obnoxious opposition do the heavy lifting. -- Is not the annoying Tamar Jacoby our secret weapon, particularly when she appears on television? Her message of open borders appeasement, delivered in a high- decibel shreik...

Inland Valley Daily Bulletin Word war muddles battle over the invasion ....While every political fight has its public buzzwords, few have had a lexicon so brimming with anger and pathos as the debate about illegal immigration. -- And as a protracted battle looms in Washington over how to address the nation's estimated 11 million [illegal aliens... criminals] ­ with proposals ranging from beefed-up border security...

Villaraigosa

Bloomberg Invader-stuffed schools sink as Mechista Mayor backs off Los Angeles Mayor [and vehement Mexican reconquista] Antonio Villaraigosa, whose pledge to improve education helped elect him in May, is tempering threats to take over the city's schools. -- Villaraigosa, a city native who dropped out of high school and later graduated from UCLA, has been forced to change tactics...

Brownsville Herald Invaders help diseases spread in Rio Grande Valley [Illegal aliens... criminals] crossing through the Rio Grande Valley could be introducing or helping spread communicable diseases in South Texas, such as resistant strains of tuberculosis and even the avian flu, according to health officials. -- "The illegal immigrants don't necessarily help the situation," said Herb Tolentino...

Guillen

CKNW -- Vancouver, B.C. Washington state crackpot tells tall tales about Minutemen An activist group from Washington State is warning Canadians against the "Minuteman" Border Patrol Project. -- Rosalinda Guillen with the Coalition for Professional Law and Border Enforcement says if the Minutemen come back to their posts, immigrant populations on both sides of the border will have a lot to fear.

Associated Press Muslim linked to terrorists avoids deportation Cleveland -- Immigration officials say they are trying to deport a Muslim religious leader convicted of lying about ties to terrorist groups but it's a difficult process. -- Imam Fawaz Damra was convicted in June 2004 of concealing ties to three groups that the U.S. government classifies as terrorist organizations...

Ana Maria Salazar -- El Universal -- Mexico City Could riots such as in Paris occur elsewhere? It is hard to predict if the recent riots and disturbances across France and other European nations will have an effect in Mexico. But one thing is clear, these events couldn't have happened at a worse time for the millions of undocumented Mexicans [criminals] who live and work in the United States.

Savannah Morning News Brazen invaders flock to Southeast Georgia ...Standing in the dusty parking lot of El Castillo Mexican Restaurant Wednesday, Jose Calixto reflected on the risks he's taken over the past three years; risks that began with a grueling 45-day trip to cross illegally into the U.S. That trip included a train ride through Mexico, a midnight trek across the border at Brownsville, Texas...

South Florida Sun-Sentinel Invader in fatal crash was cited 5 times The first time it was speeding. Later, there were $2,000 in damage and minor injuries. The fifth time, someone died. -- Daniel Rodriguez Mendoza was cited at least four times in Palm Beach County for driving without a license before he pulled a U-turn on Sept. 25 and stopped his Chevrolet Blazer...