Thursday, October 18, 2007

F-ing Steamroller? Spitzer Retaliates Against Elected Officials "I'm an F'ing steamroller, and I will roll over you and anybody else that gets in my way. " Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- October 17     Dobbs: Governor Spitzer is ignoring public opinion in his own state showing fierce opposition as well, to the plan. He's also ignoring a rising revolt within his own party.     But, as Bill Tucker now reports, there are charges tonight that Governor Spitzer is retaliating against his opponent, and, in turn, hurting the very people he is responsible to represent. [...]     James Tedisco, NY State Assemblyman: He wants me to back off my position of keeping this a secure state by not coming out in opposition to giving illegal aliens driver's licenses. And, if I don't, he reaches around me and goes into my assembly district and takes money away from kids who don't have health insurances.  Watch Spitzer / NT Times / Virginia / NY Officials Transcript Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

Miami Herald Tancredo wants DNA tests on immigrants Republican presidential candidate Tom Tancredo wants foreigners seeking visas to join relatives in the U.S. to provide DNA samples to prove their family ties. -- The Colorado congressman introduced a bill Tuesday in the House to require the tests, saying documents provided by immigrants to show they are related to U.S. citizens...

Fort Worth Star-Telegram Anti-invasion Hispanics speak out At an anti-deportation march in Irving on Saturday, one of the leaders told the mostly Hispanic crowd, "We want to send a message that there is no division in our community. We are one." -- But some Hispanics were there to undermine that statement and demonstrate a sticking point in the immigration debate: Many Hispanics are among the strongest opponents of illegal immigration.

Miami Herald Tancredo wants DNA tests on immigrants Republican presidential candidate Tom Tancredo wants foreigners seeking visas to join relatives in the U.S. to provide DNA samples to prove their family ties. -- The Colorado congressman introduced a bill Tuesday in the House to require the tests, saying documents provided by immigrants to show they are related to U.S. citizens...

Associated Press Sheriff's Office wants to pick up illegal alien probationers The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office says 2,000 illegal [aliens... criminals] are on criminal probation in the county and it wants them off the streets and in custody. -- Deputy Chief Brian Sands says the sheriff's office is working with federal immigration authorities to organize a massive operation to do just that.

Pastor

Colby Lyons -- Utah Statesman Transforming North America: A not-so-modest proposal In November 2002, Robert Pastor gave a speech titled "A Modest Proposal" to the Trilateral Commission in Toronto, Canada. In his speech, Pastor, professor of international relations, vice president of international affairs and director of the Center for North American Studies at American University in Washington, D.C., discussed the direction...

Orange County Register -- Santa Ana, Calif. Left-winger kooks call for 'civil' debate on invaders ...The campaign has declined to disclose its stance on comprehensive immigration reform, and Ostendorf says it is not the group's aim to push one side or the other. However, the group does list the founders and leaders of such anti-illegal immigration organizations as the Minuteman Project, FAIR, and commentator Lou Dobbs as "Voices of Intolerance."

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...

Cronkite News Service Poll: Most Arizonans support employer sanctions law Most Arizonans support a new state law that will punish those who knowingly hire illegal immigrants, according to a Cronkite/Eight Poll released Tuesday. Sixty-nine percent of voters surveyed statewide said they support the employer sanctions law, which as of Jan. 1 will require firms to run employees' information...

Boston Globe Crisis plan responds to raid on invaders Chelsea, Mass. -- Nonprofit Chelsea Collaborative will unveil a humanitarian crisis plan Monday at Bunker Hill Community College's Chelsea campus. City Council president Roseann Bongiovanni, also associate executive director of the nonprofit, said the plan is a response to the immigration raid by federal agents...

Coming Up OCTOBER 20 October 20 -- Phoenix -- 6 to 9 pm Pacific | Other Events Arizona Immigration Caucus Event -- Great Guest Speakers

Dr. Paul

Middle American News --  Not a permanent link Interview with presidential hopeful Ron Paul Middle American News columnist Peter Gemma recently interviewed presidential candidate Ron Paul, a Republican member of Congress representing the 14th congressional district of Texas. -- A native of Pennsylvania, Dr. Paul graduated from the Duke University School of Medicine and served as a flight surgeon in the U.S. Air Force...

Associated Press Report details Mexico's cartels, threats to U.S. Escalating violence by drug cartels and deteriorating security in Mexico will make this the most deadly year yet for that nation's drug-related crime as violence keeps spilling into the United States, according to a report released Wednesday. -- On the U.S. side of the border, law enforcement has trouble battling drug smuggling...

Coming Up OCTOBER 20 October 20 -- East Haven, Conn. -- 11:30 am EDT | Other Events Author Dan Sheehy to Speak at Albany Marriott ..and Dennville, NJ -- 7:30 pm EDT at the New Hope Community Church

Washington Times Bush administration assures safety of Mexican trucks Bush administration Cabinet members joined Mexican officials yesterday to assure the public that Mexican trucks are safe to drive on U.S. highways and to promote increased trade between the two countries. -- Transportation Secretary Mary E. Peters, appearing alongside U.S. Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez...

WOAI -- San Antonio Invader wanted in Austin attack captured in San Antonio A man wanted for attacking several people in Austin was caught in San Antonio. -- Bravlio Briones was arrested Wednesday by members of the Lone Star Fugitive Task Force. Austin police said Briones got into a fight with three men in a bar parking lot late Monday after he argued with his wife.

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

TPM Electronic Central RINO Rudy exposed as devious manipulator ...[In 1996] Rudy said: "Well, I'm a Republican mayor, but I"m really not. I'm the mayor of New York City. I ran as a Republican, I ran as a Liberal - which really confuses all kinds of people - and I ran as an Independent, as part of the Independent Party..." [More on untrustworthy Rudy Giuliani]

Bonnie Erbe -- Scripps News Service No match, no papers, no problem ...U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer said the plan, "would result in irreparable harm to innocent workers and employers." He based his ruling on the claim that enforcement of the law would place a financial burden on employers and lead to legal workers being fired because of errors.

Dallas Morning News Irving tries to dispel myths about invader crackdown Irving city officials and community leaders worked Wednesday to address fears and dispel myths surrounding the Police Department's use of the Criminal Alien Program. -- Some city and community leaders said unconfirmed accusations of racial profiling have given people misconceptions about how the program works.

Washington Times Man crisscrossed border with TB A Mexican national infected with a highly contagious form of tuberculosis crossed the U.S. border 76 times and took multiple domestic flights in the past year, according to Customs and Border Protection interviews and documents obtained by The Washington Times. -- CBP was warned by health officials on April 16 that...

Napolitano

East Valley Tribune -- Phoenix Governor backs state employer sanctions law Gov. Janet Napolitano prefers a new state law that would punish companies that hire [illegal aliens... criminals] over alternatives being pushed through initiatives. -- The governor said Wednesday she recognizes the legislation, set to take effect Jan. 1, may have unintended consequences.

American Chronicle Spitzer's insane invader license dictate dangerous 72% of New Yorkers in the latest's poll oppose giving drivers licenses to illegal aliens yet Governor Eliot Spitzer is undeterred in giving up to a million illegal aliens a shot at casting a vote in the 2008 election. Ironically, fellow Democrats who could use those illicit votes to gain control of the legislature are distancing themselves...

A Classic

American Border Patrol NEW PHOTOS ADDED Get a T-Bird, Help ABP Get a T-Bird, help ABP. Glenn Spencer is selling his 300 HP, 1964 T-Bird Landau. It is in excellent condition. Everything works (A/C, power windows, etc.) Clean as a whistle. Total firm price $14,000. Glenn will donate all proceeds to American Border Patrol...

Pest Nest

Daily Breeze -- Torrance, Calif. Day-labor scheme moves forward in L.A. council A plan to require large home-improvement stores to set aside space for day laborers moved ahead Friday as the Los Angeles City Council asked for a final ordinance. -- "This is a citywide problem and rather than try to go back and retroactively fix the issue, we should deal with the stores before they open," Councilman Bernard Parks said.

Simcox Watch

American Patrol Simcox smears the BLM The Bureau of Land Management is on a growing list of organizations slandered by Chris Simcox. During his October 13 radio show, Simcox claimed that the BLM was blocking construction of a fence in the San Pedro Riparian area. The fact is BLM approved the fence. It was stopped by a judge responding to a lawsuit. "Just about everything Simcox says in this clip (listen) is untrue," said Glenn Spencer of American Patrol.

American Border Patrol Fence on Spencer's ranch Glenn Spencer, head of American Border Patrol, reports that he has met (for the first time) with Border Patrol representatives to discuss the construction of a fence on his border ranch (used by ABP). Spencer learned that the government plans to construct a single layered border fence from the San Pedro River to the Huachuca Mountains in the very near future.

Associated Press Owner pleads guilty in invader hiring case Omaha -- A Grand Island lawn care company owner has pleaded guilty to harboring illegal [aliens... criminals] and manipulating financial transactions to avoid reporting them. -- David Wortman turned himself in for arrest last month, one day after ICE raided Cloudburst Lawn and Sprinkler and arrested 19 suspected [invaders].

Reuters Voters unhappy with Bush and Congress Deepening unhappiness with President George W. Bush and the U.S. Congress soured the mood of Americans and sent Bush's approval rating to another record low this month, according to a Reuters/ Zogby poll released on Wednesday. -- Bush's job approval rating fell to 24 percent from last month's record low...

Los Angeles Times Gang rivalry grows into race war As the story goes, the East Coast Crips robbed a Florencia 13 drug connection of a large quantity of dope nearly a decade ago. Since then, the tale of how a black street gang ripped off a Latino rival has taken on mythic proportions. -- But to this day police are uncertain if the fabled heist ever occurred...