Sunday, December 30, 2007

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Tweedle Bee Tweedle Dumb Huckabee Not Ready for Prime Time Dumb comment coverage: NY Times - Wall Street Journal - Associated Press - Minneapolis Star Tribune - Washington Times -- Washington Post Editorial Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- December 28 Bash: Mike Huckabee is responding to crisis in Pakistan in an off-beat way, tying it to a red-hot campaign issue, immigration. Huckabee: There were more Pakistanis who illegally crossed the border than of any other nationality except for those immediately south of our border [wrong], 660 last year [wrong]. That's a lot of illegals from Pakistan. Bash: Sounding an alarm about illegal Pakistanis in America is a surprising tactic for a candidate who preaches tolerance. He dismissed any concern he's playing to fear of foreigners.  Watch  Transcript   Huck on Meet The Press Think Progress -- December 29 Huckabee Clueless After Bhutto's Death, Says Pakistan Has 'Eastern Borders' With Afghanistan Past Features   Operation B.E.E.F. Updates

Muskegon (Michigan) Chronicle Pro-invasion zealots blast driver's license ruling Migrant advocates are calling Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox's ruling to deny illegal immigrants a Michigan driver's license an ill-conceived move that in the long run will cause more problems than it solves. -- "You have to love the timing," said Martha Gonzalez-Cortes, director of the Michigan Department of Human Services Office...

Coming Up December 31 Various Locations | Other Events Ron Paul March - New Year's Eve

Associated Press LA gang F13 accused of targeting blacks In a murderous quest aimed at "cleansing" their turf of snitches and rival gangsters, members of one of Los Angeles County's most vicious Latino gangs sometimes killed people just because of their race, an investigation found. -- There were even instances in which Florencia 13 leaders ordered killings of black gangsters and then...

Chattanooga (Tennessee) Times-Free Press Anti-invader law kicks in on January 1 ...The license revocation law for companies knowingly hiring illegal [aliens... criminals] was a fallback position for lawmakers. Many originally wanted to fine employers but found federal law prevented them from doing so. -- Instead, with support from the Tennessee Chamber for Commerce & Industry, lawmakers wound up with sanctions...

Arizona Republic -- Phoenix 37 invaders found hiding in semi Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers took into custody 37 illegal [aliens... criminals] early Sunday when Tolleson police discovered the group in the back of a semi-tractor trailer. -- Sgt. Lisa Mendoza reported police received a call shortly before 12 a.m. about an abandoned vehicle left in the 9600 block of West Harrison Street...

East Valley Tribune -- Phoenix Bill would deny 'anchor baby' birth certificates The architect of Arizona's new employer sanctions law, which takes effect Tuesday, is crafting a series of new measures aimed at those who enter the country illegally. -- Rep. Russell Pearce, R-Mesa, said he is introducing measures this session to: expand the state crime of trespassing to cover anyone in this country without authorization...

Island Packet -- Hilton Head Island, South Carolina County law only a start to immigration question The new year brings a new challenge for Beaufort County officials -- implementing the county's ordinance to tighten the screws on those who hire illegal immigrants. -- The county's business license ordinance aims to verify that those who hold county business licenses hire only lawfully documented workers...

Dallas Morning News Open-borders rag names the invader 'Texan of the Year' He breaks the law by his very presence. He hustles to do hard work many Americans won't, at least not at the low wages he accepts. The American consumer economy depends on him. America as we have known it for generations may not survive him. -- We can't seem to live with him and his family...

Washington Post Sheriff seeks leader who can stop the invasion Spencer, Iowa -- The tiny jail here has housed many a typical small-town Iowa criminal since its bricks were laid in 1938 -- drunk drivers, drug abusers, the occasional thief. These days, though, Sheriff Randy Krukow walks the cell row and behind the bars sees a new kind of increasingly typical lawbreaker: illegal [aliens... criminals].

Washington Times Bill aims to protect English on the job The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission would be blocked from filing lawsuits against businesses that require workers to speak English on the job as part of legislation introduced recently in the Senate. -- "In America, requiring English in the workplace is not discrimination, it's common sense," said Sen. Lamar Alexander...

Joe Guzzardi -- VDare.com Invasion fans gripped by panic over patriots' triumphs Last week, I wrote about the outstanding year we had fighting-- and winning-- the biggest battles in immigration reform history. -- As the late, great comedian Jackie Gleason might say, "How sweet it is!" -- Today, I'll make you feel even better by pointing you to the other side's hysterical reaction to our successes...

BBC Police die in Mexico convoy raid Seven police officers have died after gunmen attacked a convoy carrying three alleged kidnappers arrested in northern Mexico, officials have said. -- Two of the suspects were freed in the raid which took place about 48 km (30 miles) south of the city of Zacatecas...

KTAR -- Phoenix School aims to catch students from Mexico Calexico, Calif. -- Children are more apt to shield their faces than to smile when Daniel Santillan points his camera. -- Santillan's photos aren't for any picture album or yearbook... they help prove that Mexicans are illegally attending public schools in this California border community.

National Expositor Huckabee exposed as New World Order puppet Mike Huckabee recently named Richard Haas (the President of the CFR) as his advisor on foreign policy. CNN's Wolf Blitzer asked "Who are your principal foreign policy advisers, Governor?" Mike Huckabee responded: "Well, I have a number of people from whom I get policy. I'm talking to Frank Gaffney, I talk to Richard Haas"

MetroWest Daily News -- Framingham, Massachusetts Invader torches boyfriend A Framingham woman set her boyfriend on fire Thursday then called police claiming he did it himself while he was drunk, authorities said yesterday. -- Rosilandy F. DeSouza is charged with trying to kill her boyfriend, Jose Dos Santos, by spraying him with rubbing alcohol and igniting the liquid with a lighter... [More 'family values']

Huck

Rob Casapulla -- Daily Campus -- Storrs, Connecticut The media may love Huckabee, but conservatives shouldn't For the new year it looks as though Mike Huckabee is the new John McCain. Huckabee has captured the position among the Republican candidates for President as media's new conservative darling, thus ensuring the coveted support of RINOs (Republicans In Name Only) in New England. In the primaries before the 2000 election...

Naples (Florida) News City manager tells candidate: Bonita can't control invaders Bonita Springs legally can't do anything about illegal immigration and can't financially support doing anything that would help with the problem in the city. -- This was the message from City Manager Gary Price to mayoral candidate Michael Fulker about some of the things Fulker has been saying during his campaign.

USA Daily Ron Paul excluded from Fox News forum Republican fund raising frontrunner Ron Paul will apparently be excluded from a Fox News Forum scheduled for just two days before the New Hampshire Primary. -- Paul's campaign said "According to the New Hampshire State Republican Party and an Associated Press report, Republican presidential candidate and Texas Congressman Ron Paul will be..."

Tulsa World HB 1804 lawsuit stays stalled A Tulsa federal judge won't revive a group's challenge to the new immigration law. -- A federal judge has denied a motion asking him to reconsider his dismissal of a lawsuit that challenged a new state law on illegal immigration. -- In the same order issued late Friday, U.S. District Judge James Payne also ruled that a request by the plaintiffs...

Associated Press Court turns down asylum plea by SoCal gang member An appeals court has rejected a plea for asylum by a Los Angeles-area gang member, who argued his tattoos would make him the target of rival gangsters in his native El Salvador. -- Jean Pierre Arteaga - a legal immigrant who came to the U.S. with his parents at age 4 - was ordered deported because of several felony convictions.

Fort Worth Star-Telegram Salvadorans fearful of deportation Ana Medrano admits to being an illegal [alien... criminal] but said she and her family came here because they were fleeing for their lives. -- Their home in El Salvador was shot at while the family was inside, and when her husband was deported to his native country, he was gunned down on the street.

Huck

Boston Globe What they're saying about Huckabee "Governor Huckabee says he is a fiscal conservative but his 10-year economic policy record as the governor of Arkansas is mixed at best. His history includes numerous tax hikes, ballooning government spending, and increased regulation." - Pat Toomey, Club for Growth president, Jan. 29...

RINO Graham

Myrtle Beach Sun News Ex-mayor will challenge Graham A former Myrtle Beach mayor is planning a second run for the U.S. Senate, hoping to unseat a well-financed incumbent over his controversial support for immigration legislation [aka amnesty]. -- Mark McBride, mayor from 1998 to 2006, will be a guest speaker for the Horry County Minuteman Civil Defense Corps on Jan. 11 as a candidate...

What Homeland Security?

NBC News Enemies at the gate At the Santo Domingo airport in the Dominican Republic, a foreign visitor makes his way through the Immigration line. An agent swipes his passport through the computer.  Everything checks out. The official stamps the passport.  Another tourist has entered the country.   In this case, though, the traveler is not who he appears to be.