Allan Wall -- VDare.com          Arizona subversive group predicts civil war in U.S.     Over at Examiner.com, a writer by the name of Miguel Perez has an article entitled "Latino Group Claims Aztlán War in Next Five Years" (August 27th, 2011). Here's the whole article (it's just three paragraphs): Phoenix-based Nuestros Reconquistos claims that there will be a war very similar to the Civil War fought in the next five years...

Real Clear Politics        Radical union goon threatens Republicans at Obama soiree  Teamsters President Jimmy Hoffa had some profane, combative words for Republicans while warming up the crowd for President Obama in Detroit, Michigan on Monday. --- "President Obama, this is your army. We are ready to march. Let's take these son of bitches out and give America back to an America where we belong," Hoffa added. -- Obama addressed the crowd shortly after Hoffa...

Washington's Blog      Labor Day.... or Serf Day?    As I noted in 2008: A highly-regarded economist (Michael Hudson, Distinguished Research Professor at the University of Missouri, Kansas City, who has advised the U.S., Canadian, Mexican and Latvian governments as well as the United Nations Institute for Training and Research, and who is a former Wall Street economist at Chase Manhattan Bank who also helped establish the world's first sovereign debt fund) said...

James Fulford -- VDare.com      No jobs for Labor Day in Obama's America    The recent jobs report shows zero jobs created, net in August. -- California, the most immigration-affected state in the country, has record low unemployment, especially for women. -- Black unemployment is staggeringly high. Partly because blacks are less employable on average, partly because of the "shrinking public sector" -- Federal, state and local governments all hire a lot of African-Americans...

Bloomberg      California employment level sinks to record low as fewer women find jobs  The percentage of working-age Californians with jobs has fallen to a record low, and employment may not return to pre-recession levels until the second half of the decade, according to a research group. -- Just 55.4 percent of working-age Californians, defined as those 16 or older, had a job in July, down from 56.2 percent a year earlier and the lowest level since 1976... [See Cal Meltdown Watch & Obama Watch]

Dave Gibson — The Examiner        Illegal alien wanted for brutal child rape    New York State Police are now searching for Dagoberto Ruiz-Barrios, 40, after a grand jury indicted him on several child sexual assault charges last week for allegedly raping a 6-year-old girl. -- Ruiz-Barrios is facing charges of predatory sexual assault against a child, rape in the first degree and performing a criminal sexual act...

Economic Collapse Blog     Labor Day 2011: What are we celebrating? The lack of jobs in America? If you still have a good job, you certainly have something to celebrate on Labor Day 2011. So far you have survived the decline of the U.S. economy. But your day may be coming soon. This weekend, there will be millions of Americans that will not be doing any celebrating. They are not enjoying a break from their jobs because they don't have any jobs...

The Winston-Salem (NC) Journal         Usual suspects plan tantrum tomorrow in Charlotte    Illegal [aliens] brought to the United States as children plan to risk arrest and deportation at a rally Tuesday in Charlotte to protest what they believe are unfair laws that prevent them from correcting their immigration status and make it harder to get an education. --Moises Serrano, a Yadkinville resident who graduated with honors...

Rick Oltman of The Immigration Tea Party -- The Examiner    Dishonoring labor  Barack Hussein Obama could not have dishonored American labor any more than on August 29th just one week before the annual celebration of Labor Day. Obama's Labor Department stabbed the American worker in the back by declaring a halt to deportation of illegal alien workers and working with foreign governments to protect them... [More from Rick Oltman]

Maureen Dowd -- New York Times     One and done?    One day during the 2008 campaign, as Barack Obama read the foreboding news of the mounting economic and military catastrophes that W. was bequeathing his successor, he dryly remarked to aides: "Maybe I should throw the game." -- On the razor's edge of another recession; blocked at every turn by Republicans determined to slice him up at any cost; starting an unexpectedly daunting re-election bid...

Gather.com     Perry on Illegal Aliens: "Who, me? Worry?" -- Obama border czar agrees  Texas Governor Rick Perry has stated he had neither interest in adopting a tough Arizona-style immigration policy, nor building a fence to protect his 1200 mile border. Texas does have the Rio Grande, what trickle is left of it after irrigation and drought, in defense of his border de-fence position. The strangest of bedfellows, Alan Bersin --- Obama's Border Czar --- seems to agree!

Dr. Paul Craig Roberts -- Infowars -- Austin, Texas     "Labor Day" should be renamed "Corporation Day" or "War Day"  It is Labor Day weekend, 2011, but labor has nothing to celebrate. The jobs that once gave American workers a stake in capitalism have left and gone away. Corporations in pursuit of near-term profits have moved labor's jobs to China, India, Indonesia, Taiwan, South Korea and Eastern Europe. -- Labor arbitrage, that is, the substitution of foreign labor that is paid less than its productivity for American labor...

American Border Patrol        Photo of the day    The port of entry at Nogales is being widened with taxpayer money. Once finished it will allow more Mexican trucks to deliver NAFTA stuff to American consumers who will pay for it with their unemployment checks....

Arizona Republic -- Phoenix     Border work key for BLM director    Jim Kenna's goals as director of the federal Bureau of Land Management in Arizona were clear: He wanted the agency to focus on sustainability, preserve the state's valuable national monuments and conservation areas, and engage with the community. -- But it was border security, an aspect of the agency's community emphasis, that has been the focus of public scrutiny and political controversy since Kenna assumed his post...

Brenda Walker -- VDare.com        Rep. Duncan Hunter supports border security... then amnesty    Note to self: Move Rep. Duncan Hunter from good guy category (voting grade A-) to interior sh#t list, along with Sen John McCain and others who think border security is merely a precursor on the short road to inevitable amnesty for millions of lawbreaking foreigners --- based on Hunter's recent Politico opinion piece extolling "comprehensive immigration reform..."