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Friday, November 24, 2006
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Barnett
Caught in Dees' Web
Anti-American Arachnoid Strikes Again
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American Patrol
The are called
the new
Nazis. After years
of trying, Morris
Dees and his lackeys at the Border
Action Network have finally trapped Roger Barnett, the rancher
who stands up to trespassers, mostly illegal aliens. Barnett,
who was the target of an attack on an
American Patrol rally on July 4, 2000, had apprehended
more than 10,000 trespassers without being charged with a
crime, was found guilty in a civil trial and ordered to pay trespassers
$98,000. "This sounds like a a set-up,"
said Glenn Spencer of American Patrol. "Isn't it strange
that suddenly armed Mexican- Americans show up after Barnett
has apprehended 10,000 illegal aliens."
"There are some strange rumors
going around about this outrage," he added. |
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Los Angeles
Times
Along
the northern Mexican border, fear rules
Nuevo Laredo, Tamps., Mex. -- The top
cop in this unhinged border city has 300 openings on a 600-member
police force, and his fearful greeting gave a big clue why. --
"Please, please don't use my name or take a photograph,"
the interim chief begged...  |
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Aztlan Electronic
News
Oklahoma
professor calls for invader voting rights
Oklahoma political science professor,
Dr. Bob Darcy, called for the state to revert back to its territorial
voting laws and allow all people, who are of voting age, the
right to vote. -- When Oklahoma was a territory all residents
were allowed to vote regardless of citizenship status. "That's
the way it should be now" Darcy said. |
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American
Patrol
Lou Dobbs mentions border
bike event
Lou Dobbs Tonight (CNN) brief segment
reporting on the "Brotherhood of the Border" event
in southeastern Arizona. Click
here to watch. |
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Aztlan Electronic
News
Oklahoma
professor calls for invader voting rights
Oklahoma political science professor,
Dr. Bob Darcy, called for the state to revert back to its territorial
voting laws and allow all people, who are of voting age, the
right to vote. -- When Oklahoma was a territory all residents
were allowed to vote regardless of citizenship status. "That's
the way it should be now" Darcy said. |
D. A. King |
The Dustin
Inman Society
D.A.
King replies to a hopeful study in S.C. on illegals
You can read a recent report from the
University of South Carolina here if you want, but it is the
same old attempt by the elite and oh-so-enlightened to sway public
opinion on the "rich blessings" that we gain from the
Presidents refusal to secure our borders and the resulting colonization
of our children's American by Mexico. |
Barnett |
New York
Times
A
border watcher finds himself under scrutiny
For years, Roger Barnett has holstered
a pistol to his hip, tucked an assault rifle in his truck and
set out over the scrub brush on his thousands of acres of ranchland
near the Mexican border in southeastern Arizona to hunt. -- Hunt
illegal [aliens... criminals],
that is, often chronicled in the news. |
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Texarkana
Gazette
Illegal
alien drivers creating problem in De Queen
De Queen, Ark. -- Hispanic drivers in
De Queen without driver's licenses have become an accident waiting
to happen, an official said. -- "The majority of Hispanics
have no driver's license and they're part of the illegal immigration
problem. If they're here illegally, they can't get into the system
to get driver's license. |
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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
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Review |
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Associated
Press
Riverside,
N.J. revises law on illegal invaders
Riverside's Township Committee has amended
a contentious ordinance to crack down on illegal immigration
in an effort to help the municipality defend itself in court.
-- Two main groups have sued Riverside over the law, which puts
financial penalties on businesses that hire illegal immigrants
and landlords who rent to them. |
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Deseret
Morning News
Poll:
Utahns want tougher stance on invaders
Utahns appear to be shifting toward a
tougher stance on illegal immigration, according to a new Deseret
Morning News / KSL-TV television poll. -- The survey shows overwhelming
support for passing more "restrictive measures" in
Utah. It also shows a decline in support for allowing [illegal
aliens... criminals] to pay in-state tuition... |
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California
Coalition for Immigration Reform
Group starting
radio ad campaign to wake up Americans
Are you tired of the illegal alien invasion,
frustrated and angry that you can't do anything about it? Well,
now you can do something. You can join us in waging a campaign
of radio commercials across the country to raise such a national
outcry that our politicians must immediately take steps to remedy
this problem... |
Invasion |
San Diego
Union-Tribune
Feds
look for hiring of illegal aliens
A California company under investigation
on suspicion of hiring [illegal
aliens... criminals] won a contract in the late 1990s to
help build the San Diego border fence with Mexico to thwart illegal
immigration, federal records show. -- Federal authorities said
there is no indication that the company, Golden State Fence Co... |
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Charleston
Post and Courier
Mexicans
overrunning South Carolina
Mexican immigrants are the fastest growing
slice of South Carolina's population, and a new study sheds new
light into their hopes, fears and plans. -- The vast majority
of Mexican immigrants were employed and had no problem with the
law. Most hoped to return to Mexico to live, partly because many
have left their wives and children there. |
Joe Arpaio |
Associated
Press
Arpaio,
feds discuss invasion control deal
Phoenix -- Maricopa County Sheriff Joe
Arpaio said he is close to reaching a deal with federal immigration
officials to let deputies enforce immigration laws. -- Arpaio
said Wednesday that he has been negotiating with Immigration
and Customs Enforcement officials for months on an agreement
letting trained deputies question, detain and arrest people... |
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Hazleton
Standard-Speaker
Illegal
alien nabbed in Hazleton on drug charges
A man in the country illegally is in
Luzerne Country prison on drug charges after a series of undercover
buys by the Hazleton Police Department. -- When arrested, the
man initially told police his name was Rafael Antonio Lora and
that he was born in Puerto Rico, which would have made him an
American citizen by birth. |
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