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Sunday, 11 May 2008 |
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El Universal (Mexico City) 5/11/08
Sinaloans have opted for locking themselves up inside their houses for fear of being victims of the drug cartel combats which have cost the lives of 46 persons so far this month. Not even yesterday, Day of the Mothers, (sic) did the residents go out to celebrate. The city looked desolate and fear spread itself among the population. |
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Sunday, 11 May 2008 |
Brown Berets de Aztlan will be organizing caravans to the state of Arizona.
Aztlan.Net |
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Sunday, 11 May 2008 |
Frustrated by anti-smuggling measures along the U.S.-Mexico border, smugglers increasingly are running up the Pacific coast from Baja California to San Diego County, delivering their cargoes of illegal immigrants, and sometimes narcotics, by the boatload.
San Diego Union Tribune - Full Story |
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Sunday, 11 May 2008 |
FORTY-NINE STATES have laws that protect journalists from revealing confidential sources. These shield laws recognize that, at times, the only way journalists can obtain information critical to public disclosure of wrongdoing is to grant confidentiality to their sources.
Oakland Tribune, CA - Full Story |
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Sunday, 11 May 2008 |
Satire(?)By Lillpop
Given the fact that Mexico has, in effect, declared war on our sovereign nation by sponsoring the invasion  of America by as many as 38 million illiterate peasants from Mexico, is it not time for the United States to respond?
And respond with vigor? |
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Sunday, 11 May 2008 |
By Alan Caruba
“Trusting in the Rock of Israel we now place our signatures in witness to this proclamation, sitting as the Provisional State Council, on the soil of the homeland, in the city of Tel-Aviv , this day, Friday afternoon,  the 5th of Iyar, 5708, the 14th of May, 1948.”
This was the moment of the re-birth of Israel announced by Ben-Gurion, the first Prime Minister of Israel. I would call your attention to the year of the Jewish calendar he cited, 5708. It reaches back over the millennia, deep into the Torah, the Old Testament, with its long history of a people chosen to be “a nation of priests and a holy people.” |
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Sunday, 11 May 2008 |
by Jim Kouri, CPP
A major international arms dealer -- Viktor Bout, a/k/a Boris, a/k/a Victor Anatoliyevich Bout, a/k/a Victor  But, a/k/a Viktor Budd, a/k/a Viktor Butt, a/k/a Viktor Bulakin, a/k/a Vadim Markovich Aminov -- was indicted for, among other things, conspiring to sell millions of dollars worth of weapons to the Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (the FARC). FARC is designated by the US State Department as a foreign terrorist organization based in Colombia. |
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Sunday, 11 May 2008 |
SAN DIEGO — When members of an anti-illegal immigration group offered to sponsor litter cleanup on local roads, they never imagined California officials would offer them an Adopt-a-Highway stretch near a Border Patrol checkpoint on Interstate 5, the main artery carrying illegal migrants north from the U.S.-Mexico border.
Ventura County Star - Full Story |
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Sunday, 11 May 2008 |
Dane County will not become a sanctuary for undocumented immigrants, Sheriff Dave Mahoney said Friday.
The Capital Times, WI - Full Story |
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Sunday, 11 May 2008 |
North Carolina’s governor and attorney general gave contradictory advice last week to community colleges and universities on whether they can admit illegal immigrants. The conflict is yet another example of the dilemmas state and local governments face thanks to the federal government’s incoherent immigration policy.
Asheville Citizen-Times, NC - Full Story |
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Sunday, 11 May 2008 |
TUCSON, AZ. — A second section of the government's heavily criticized "virtual fence" is planned on the Arizona-Mexico border, and a third could be tested near Detroit by the end of the year, a Boeing Co. official said.
Associated Press - Full Story |
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Saturday, 10 May 2008 |
By John LeBoutillier
The Radio Hall of Fame is conducting an election for its new class of inductees. Two of Talk Radio's  pioneers are on the ballot - Bob Grant and Barry Farber - and they should both be elected with 100% of the vote!
Why?
These two radio greats have given us what we today take for granted (no pun intended): conservative thought translated into entertaining radio all across our nation - 24/7.
It wasn't always this way. |
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Saturday, 10 May 2008 |
Frank Hyland
Back in February, I mentioned two emerging problems and characterized them as being Perfect-Storm-type problems. The first was an attempt largely by the Muslim community to characterize as “Islamophobic” those of us who are opposed to terrorists inspired by Islam, the Qur’an, It was a tactic that had worked for other social movements, so why not give it a try? The word “Islamophobia” then began to be used by non-Muslims. On February 23rd I told you about a British official, Catherine Heseltine, who employed the term in criticizing those who had warned about the practice of arranging marriages of first cousins in Britain. Not long after that, on February 27th, I told you in a column entitled “The X Word” that a growing number of words were being removed from our everyday speech because of objections to them. Well, those columns are coming back to haunt me……and you. Among the words I included in the latter column was the “J” word. Little did I suspect then that barely a month later, guidance would circulate throughout the US Government directing officials to cease using a list of words, prominent among them, Jihad, Jihadis, Jihadist, Jihadism,…..you get the picture. Actually, you get it far better than those who wrote the memo. |
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ORLANDO, Florida. - More than eighty individuals involved in various marriage fraud conspiracies throughout Florida were arrested this week following a joint investigation by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Florida, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). |
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Saturday, 10 May 2008 |
Phoenix, AZ. May 08, 2008, Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to the City of Mesa after  receiving a tip on a possible drop house, located at 339 E. Kenwood Circle. The Sheriff’s Illegal Immigration Interdiction Unit found and arrested thirteen illegal aliens hiding inside the residence. One of the thirteen, Genaro Morales-Morales (DOB 09/18/79) was determined to have a felony warrant out of the state of Tennessee for Statutory Rape. |
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Saturday, 10 May 2008 |
By Warner Todd Huston
McClatchy News – the paper chain that likes to claim they speak “truth to power” – is pleased to show us  “another side” to the Iran backed Iraqi militia leader Muqtada al Sadr and that other side is his supposed “charity work.” It has been a common tactic of Muslim warlords and other terrorists to pretend at “charity” as they plan suicide bombings and targeted terror attacks among the very people they pretend to be helping with their “charity.” The so-called charity is but a screen to hide their terror activities behind, a salve to keep the locals from getting too uppity. But, McClatchy had their hearts go aflutter over Sadr’s “humanitarian aid” imagining it to be the “other” softer side of the terror chieftain giving Sadr a nice little bit of free positive publicity quite despite the truth of his murderous actions. |
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Saturday, 10 May 2008 |
While our troops are bravely fighting for freedom in the Middle East, at home it appears freedom is free  for illegals as they invade our great Nation. The Democrats advocating for amnesty are saying that citizenship for illegals will cost them each a $5,000 dollar fee. In reality what these politicians are saying; is that the lives of the brave heroes we lost in this war on terror are each only worth five thousand dollars?
OpEdNews, PA - Full Story |
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Saturday, 10 May 2008 |
Labor, environmentalist and other non-business sectors are completely locked out of SPP. Nor is the SPP  accountable to the legislative bodies of the participating countries. Bush administration comments suggest that the goal is now to “institutionalize” the SPP so that whoever wins in November will have trouble changing it.
People's Weekly World - Full Story |
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Saturday, 10 May 2008 |
Here’s an update on the La Raza/The Race $25 million earmark that had been tucked into Barney Frank’s massive housing bailout bill. It was stripped out of the final version of the bill that passed the House yesterday. But that doesn’t mean they won’t get their money:
Michelle Malkin - Full Story |
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Saturday, 10 May 2008 |
Houston (AP) - An illegal immigrant from Mexico was convicted of capital murder Thursday in the 2006 shooting of a police officer during a traffic stop. Jurors will now consider whether Juan Leonardo Quintero-Perez, 34, should get the death penalty.
CNSNews.com - Full Story |
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Saturday, 10 May 2008 |
A fight between rival groups of black and Latino students at Locke High School quickly escalated into a campus-wide melee Friday, with as many as 600 students brawling until police restored calm with billy clubs.
Los Angeles Times - Full Story |
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resignation from the Juarez Police Department within hours after his chief assistant, 54-year-old Juan Antonio Roman who was 2nd in command is assassinated and at least four other Jaurez police officers are slain and hundreds others are killed in what is being called the biggest internal drug war between the Mexican government and the rich and ruthless Mexican drug cartels in the history of Mexico. The chief’s announcement comes as six high-ranking officials have also been killed in the last week in his jurisdiction. More 