Sunday, October 8, 2006

Mexican Fascists Attack on Gilchrist Not the First L: Jim Gilchrist describes 10/4/06 attack. R: Bloodied Robert Schwarz after 7/4/96 attack. Glenn Spencer -- American Patrol Our government has betrayed us     As an organizer of scores of rallies in California, I was witness to many attacks on American's freedom of speech. The most egregious was on July 4, 1996-ten years ago. Since then we were attacked when Roger Barnett joined us in 2000. We were attacked at Anaheim City Hall for speaking out against phony Mexican IDs.     If the history of this time is written in English, it will be revealed that our government has allowed Mexican fascists to invade us - fascists who will lead illegal Mexican masses into a civil war. Past Features   American Border Patrol Updates

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Slate.com Will Bush veto the fence bill? He hasn't signed it yet... Is Bush going to sign the 700-mile border fence bill (the Secure Fence Act), passed with great fanfare by Congress a little over a week ago? According to an AP story from Friday (headline): President Bush has not yet signed the Secure Fence Act ... -- That signing ceremony he held last Wednesday in Arizona, it turns out...

Press Release Anti-illegal alien commercials launched in California Art Olivier, the Libertarian for Governor, released his first television advertisement for the 2006 election year. The ad, which highlights illegal alien marches and calls the illegal immigration the single issue that most effects the quality of life in California, debuts Sunday October 8th in Bakersfield, Santa Rosa, the Central Valley, Santa Barbara...

Vincent Gioia -- ChronWatch.com The Mexican Border Fence Hoax Many of us have insisted that Congress address border protection before dealing with illegal aliens in our midst. House Republicans have been particularly vocal and responsive about the need to first protect our borders and they passed a bill to do just that. The Senate, on the other hand, had no such intention...

WBBM-TV -- Chicago Low-wage workers cost state $335.7 million Illinois is paying millions of dollars for the medical care of uninsured, low-wage workers, according to a new report from the state Department of Healthcare and Family Services. -- The report, released Friday, shows that the health care of low-wage workers cost the state $335.7 million between August 2005 and March of this year.

American Border Patrol Photo of the Day Photo taken by ABP on October 6 at 10:51 am (PDT) shows work underway on Hodges ranch in Cochise County by Chris Simcox. Simcox is planning a fence on 0.9 miles of border on private property. (Earlier work on Ladd Ranch was suspended in early June.) No other fence projects have been announced by Simcox...

Altoona (Pennsylvania) Mirror Defiant Bishop thinks church is above the law In a letter on the Altoona- Johnstown Catholic Diocese Web site, Bishop Joseph V. Adamec warns that the church won't cooperate with a provision of the city's illegal aliens ordinance that took effect Saturday. -- The provision limits agencies from providing emergency aid for illegals to "a period not to exceed 30 days."

Press of Atlantic City Police seize meth, arrest four Mexicans and a Colombian Law-enforcement agents arrested five men Thursday, seizing almost a half-million dollars worth of methamphetamine from a drug ring operating in Atlantic City. -- Several guns - including two shotguns "capable of going fully automatic" - were also seized in the eight-month operation led by ICE. The investigation is ongoing.

Kennedy

Boston Globe Kennedy's rival lauds Minutemen The Republican challenging 44-year incumbent Senator Edward M. Kennedy spent much of last week in the desert, some 3,000 miles southwest of Massachusetts, watching the US border with Mexico for [illegal aliens... criminals]. On one day, Kenneth G. Chase spent almost six hours in a lawn chair in the shadow of a mesquite tree...

Columbia (University - NYC) Spectator Students strategize in wake of brawl In the immediate aftermath of Wednesday night's protest against Jim Gilchrist, founder of the Minuteman Project, the University and student groups moved quickly to coordinate their responses to the incident, reconcile differing opinions, and plan their next moves.

Houston Chronicle Getting a handle on illegal immigrant crime difficult The slaying of Houston police officer Rodney Johnson by a Mexican [illegal alien... criminal] who returned here after being deported has cast another uncomfortable spotlight on the estimated 400,000 illegal immigrants living in the Greater Houston metropolitan area. -- Making up about 10 percent of the area's population...

Arizona Daily Star McCain supports Graf for House seat Republican congressional candidate Randy Graf has won the endorsement of political superstar John McCain - a significant step, the campaign says, toward unifying moderates and conservatives. -- Graf, who is running against Democrat Gabrielle Giffords, had failed to win the endorsement of [RINO] Jim Kolbe...

Coming Up October 20-22 Benson, Arizona -- | Other Events American Freedom Riders' "Brotherhood of the Border"

Onslaught

New Orleans Times-Picayune Invaders overrunning gulf coast, worthless feds to nothing A U.S. Census Bureau survey of hurricane- affected Gulf Coast communities suggested an influx of almost 100,000 Hispanics in the four months after Katrina. The survey also found a slight rise in Hispanics in New Orleans and surrounding parishes, to just above 6 percent.

Invasion

El Universal -- Mexico City Would-be invaders will look for different routes Tijuana, BC, Mex. -- Rising from the Pacific surf and zig-zagging along the border for 14 miles, Tijuana´s corrugated metal and chain-link border fence has done little but push illegal migrants [criminals] into the Arizona desert and feed a booming smuggling industry since it went up 12 years ago.

Coming Up October 21 Sierra Vista, Arizona -- | Other Events FAIR Border Summit with T.J. Bonner, Many Others

New York Post 6 arrested at Mexican invasion station tantrum Six people [apparently the usual anarchist- types] were arrested outside the Mexican Consulate in Midtown yesterday afternoon during a heated confrontation over rights for illegal immigrants. -- About three dozen demonstrators stood outside the consulate on 39th Street to protest Mexican policies...

Shell Game

Joe Bell -- OpinionEditorials.com Despite border fence bill, U.S. keeps the door wide open A recent story in the Washington Post made the case, probably unintentionally, that the federal government is more proficient at doing things it should not do than it is in accomplishing essential tasks that only it can undertake. The October 6 article said after lawmakers authorized construction of a 700 mile long fence along the U.S.-Mexican border...

Fighting Immigration Anarchy - by Daniel Sheehy "This book is not just informative but inspiring. Readers will want to join up." Peter Brimelow, author of Alien Nation and editor of VDare.com | Review

Randy Graf

Reuters Arizona race a test for tough immigration stance Tucson -- Randy Graf became the Republican candidate for Congress by taking a tough stand on Mexican border security but he seems unable to win over voters with a month to go until the November 7 election. -- The former golf pro and state representative, who was part of a civilian volunteer force...