Sunday, October 14, 2007

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A Pathological Liar Chris Simcox is a Blot on the Patriotic Landscape Chris Simcox - "A pathological liar" American Patrol     He lied about building an Israeli-style fence on the Ladd Ranch in Arizona. He lied to a group of Republicans about how much he spent on a fence. He was sued by one of his major contributors.     Recently he told a radio audience that Glenn Spencer refused to let the government build a fence on his border ranch, which Spencer says is a lie. "I have had no discussion with anyone in the government about a fence," he said.     Now it has been learned that Simcox had accused Spencer and American Border Patrol of burning his American flags on the border. (Listen to the 10/29/06 broadcast... Click Here)     "Chris Simcox is a pathological liar and a blot on the patriotic landscape," Spencer said.     According to Spencer a Phoenix law firm has agreed to file a slander suit against Simcox and he is considering his options. Poll: Should Spencer sue Simcox?    Please post your comments in the space provided after you vote Note: MinutemanHQ Radio Live will air on Sunday night from 7 to 9 pm Pacific. Click here to listen Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

Hey, America!

Mark W. Lowry -- The Conservative Voice Amnesty: The day Bush killed America? Unilateral disarmament doesn't work and neither do unilateral trade concessions or liberal unilateral illegal alien invasion policies. The US is the only country giving up its national sovereignty in the global trade fiascos under the World Trade Organization jurisdiction. -- NAFTA started the trend and was followed with numerous other giveaway programs...

Capitol Media Services  Poll on Page Chertoff may void judge's order to halt border fence The nation's top security official may use his power to unilaterally trump a federal court order halting construction of a fence on a stretch of the Arizona-Mexico border. -- Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff is weighing whether to invoke a section of federal law that allows him to exempt border construction projects from any law...

Kangaroo Court

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Editorial Breyer's rationalization: Suicide by judiciary Call it a continuing exercise in national suicide by judiciary: U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer in San Francisco has temporarily restrained the federal government from cracking down on illegal aliens. -- The effort, stalled by a lawsuit by the ACLU, AFL-CIO and U.S. Chamber of Commerce (who else), would have required businesses to fire workers...

Arizona Daily Star  Poll on Page Museum to fly flag of hostile nation on US soil again The U.S. and Mexican flags are going back up at the Arizona- Sonora Desert Museum. -- The 15 board members present at Thursday evening's special meeting voted unanimously to once again fly the flags, reversing a previous decision to take both down following escalating complaints about the Mexican flag from visitors...

Rep. Tancredo

USA Daily Tancredo seeks to overturn 'no match' court ruling Republican Presidential candidate and Congressman, Tom Tancredo, announced that he plans to introduce legislation that would overturn a recent federal court ruling preventing the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) from sending "no-match" letters to potential employers of illegal aliens.

Traitor Allyn

Dallas Morning News Excerpts from book by meddling Mexican and Bush stooge Allyn ...Texas lawmakers passed a bill giving in-state tuition to the children of [invaders]. Utah gave them driver's licenses. American banks began accepting the matrícula, the consular ID card issued by the Mexican government to our citizens abroad. While the [illegal alien... criminal] cannot prove that he is a citizen or legal resident of the US...

Associated Press State asks U.S. to deny suits over employer sanctions The Arizona Attorney General's Office asked a federal judge Friday to deny an attempt to stop the state's new employer sanctions law before it goes into effect next year. -- In a 41-page motion filed in U.S. District Court, Attorney General Terry Goddard argued that Arizona is within its right to crack down on hirings of illegal [aliens... criminals].

American Patrol Patriots' Border Alliance team reports 9 invaders Patriots' Border Alliance photo of nine illegal aliens in Palominas, Arizona last night. PBA spotted the intruders using a thermal camera on loan from American Border Patrol. PBA called the Border Patrol whose agents arrived to take the aliens into custody.

Tan Klan Antics

Associated Press 'Tan Klan,' pals ask grandmother to resign from Minutemen A national Hispanic organization says it will hold its annual convention in Kansas City if a parks board member withdraws from a group that opposes illegal immigration. -- The National Council of La Raza and the NAACP have threatened to take their conventions elsewhere unless 73-year-old Frances Semler resigns from the parks board.

Fabian Nuñez

Los Angeles Times Reconquista Nuñez defends his lavish travel expenses Assembly Speaker Fabian Nuñez offered some explanation Friday for a few campaign fund expenditures in Europe, but refused to elaborate on how tens of thousands of dollars of other purchases were related to governmental or political business. -- "Every expenditure I made has been totally legitimate..."

Laredo Morning Times Border wall a done deal; But nothing will happen before 2009... Even with a new Democratic majority in Congress, repealing the law mandating construction of a 700-mile border fence along the U.S.-Mexico border would be a near-impossible task, according to U.S. Rep Henry Cuellar, D-Laredo."To repeal this will be very hard," Cuellar said at a meeting Friday with Mayor Raul Salinas and Border Patrol Chief...

Canadian Press Protesters pull down new statue of Mexican nuisance Fox Boca del Rio, Ver., Mex. -- Opposition protesters egged and then tore down a bronze statue of former Mexican President Vicente Fox down today, just hours after it was erected. -- Workers put up the commemorative statue before dawn in the city of Boca del Rio, in Veracruz state.

Pest Nest

Newsday -- New York County executives differ on immigration issues Just ask him, and Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy will tell you how he's fighting for the voters when he resists demands for a day-laborer hiring hall or tries to bar them from gathering on street corners. -- Ask Nassau County Executive Thomas Suozzi, and he will tell you with pride how he solved a community's problem...

Gordon Dillow -- Orange County Register -- Santa Ana, Calif. Cracking down on phony Social Security numbers is a no brainer I'll give the Irvine-based Western Growers Association this much. Unlike the ACLU and labor unions and pro-illegal immigration groups that opposed the so-called "no-match letters" program, at least the growers association admits that there actually is an illegal immigration problem...

Newsday -- New York No easy political answer for invasion issue Shortly before a news conference blasting the tactics of federal immigration agents, Nassau County Executive Thomas Suozzi called his police commissioner, Lawrence Mulvey, and asked one last time if they were doing the right thing. -- "Is it OK to go public with this?" Suozzi asked. -- Mulvey gave the go-ahead...

Onslaught

MSNBC Myanmar refugees strain aid groups ...The number of Myanmar refugees settling in the U.S. has grown exponentially this year, threatening to overwhelm local aid groups and government services. -- The deluge has inundated local health departments who screen the thousands of arrivals for the growing problem of tuberculosis and other ailments.

Walter Moore

MooreIsBetter.com Dump the Mexican Reconquista L. A. mayor Los Angeles can and should be the envy of the world. Instead, our city is a mess, and it gets worse each month. We can't afford four more years of a mayor who spends all his time running for the next office, staging photo-ops and going on out- of- town trips. We need a competent, full-time working mayor who takes the job seriously...

Eagle Forum Tell your Senator to vote NO on the Law of the Sea Treaty!! Just this week, the United States Supreme Court gave us an important look into what kind of global power grabs we face if the Senate ratifies the Law of the Sea Treaty (LOST). On October 10, the Supreme Court heard arguments in the case of Jose Medellin, an illegal alien rapist-murderer now on death row in Texas...

Logan Jenkins -- San Diego Union-Tribune New state landlord law just plain illogical A brick ­ What Part of Illegal Don't You Understand? award ­ to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger for signing a ridiculous left-wing bill that, in effect, makes it illegal to violate the U.S. Constitution. -- Now isn't that special? -- This so-called "landmark" legislation, which prohibits landlords from checking the immigration status of tenants...

Associated Press Prosecutor: Witnesses should be allowed to testify against BP agent ...Lawyers for Agent Nicholas Corbett asked a federal judge to bar the migrants from testifying. They wrote in a court filing earlier this month that anything the migrants said would be questionable because they've been influenced by the [corrupt] Mexican government and the possibility of a civil lawsuit against the U.S. government.

Coming Up October 21 Benson, Arizona -- 11 AM | Other Events American Freedom Riders - Ride to Secure the Border

DesertVisions.us In loving memory of Walter Haessner Tucson, Arizona -- In honor of a true American patriot, we salute Walter Haessner who courageously patrolled our national border down dangerous drug smuggling and illegal alien smuggling trails. Over the years, Walter also laboriously documented the massive amounts of trash and pollution strewn about by illegal aliens...

Cliff Kincaid -- NewsWithViews.com Why Bush sided with Mexican killers The U.S. Supreme Court's hearing of the case, Medellin v. Texas, has reminded the American people of President Bush's terrible tendency to put the foreign interests of Mexico above those of the United States. But the case, being heard on October 10, is significant for another reason. It demonstrates the dangers of passing global treaties...

Dan Sheehy

Courtesy Announcement Sheehy discussing NAU on 5-state Northeastern tour Daniel Sheehy, author of the acclaimed book Fighting Immigration Anarchy: American Patriots Battle to Save the Nation, will speak in seven cities in five Northeastern states Oct. 15-21. A frequent radio talk show guest, Sheehy will discuss the seriousness of the immigration invasion, the emerging North American Union...

Tom DeWeese -- Canada Free Press Anti-NAU warriors beginning to move the rock uphill Just a year ago most would have predicted there was no way to stop the Security and Prosperity Partnership which many believe will become a North American Union. The proponents are rich, powerful and determined. From the White House to huge, wealthy international corporations, these proponents of the SPP are used to getting their way.

Associated Press 160 poultry plant employees tested for TB About 160 workers at a Decatur (Alabama) poultry farm have been tested for tuberculosis after a former employee was diagnosed with active TB, a state health department official said. -- The former employee, who was hospitalized and is being treated, left the Wayne Farms poultry plant several weeks ago.

Fort Worth Star-Telegram  Poll and Video on Page Angry sides of invasion debate face off in Irving Irving, Texas -- Feuding sides of the immigration debate tried to out shout over each other at Irving City Hall on Saturday as demonstrators and counter- demonstrators focused on the city's Criminal Alien Program. -- The program identifies suspected illegal [aliens... criminals] among people Irving police arrest and turns them over to federal immigration authorities. [Related item]

KXTV -- Sacramento Schwarzenegger vetoes ridiculous DREAM Act Written by Jason Kobely, Internet News Producer   Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger Saturday vetoed the so-called Dream Act, legislation that would have provided college aid for illegal [alien... criminal] students who graduate from California high schools. --The measure by Sen. Gil Cedillo would have made state grants or community college fee waivers...