Illegal Update, parte dos

May 12, 2008

Just a few more good people coming to do the work Americans refuse to do—such as steal social security numbers of U.S. citizens

At least 300 people were arrested today at the Agriprocessors, Inc. meat packing plant in Postville, Iowa. The entire population of the town is reported at 2273.

The operation, which targeted people who criminally used other persons Social Security numbers and were in the U.S. illegally, was the largest of its kind in Iowa, said Claude Arnold, a special agent with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

According to an affidavit, “Based on information thus far developed in the investigation, it appears, based on 2007 fourth quarter payroll reports, that approximately 76 percent of the 968 employees of Agriprocessors were using false or fraudulent social security numbers in connection with their employment.”

Read the full account in the Des Moines Register.


Prominent bay area liberal talk show host faces prison

May 11, 2008

Read the disturbing account of Bernie Ward’s admission of distribution of child pornography over the internet.
Ward’s radio show was called “God Talk”

Apparently it was only a one-way conversation.


Illegal Update

May 4, 2008

Just a few more good people coming to do the work Americans refuse to do

The Phoenix Police Department has arrested 87 illegal aliens and a stash of cocaine, heroin, marijuana, guns and $200,000 in cash in a raid dubbed ‘Operation Piano Man.’

Police said those arrested had maintained a very well organized drug smuggling operation and an established list of customers that included teenagers and young adults in the east Phoenix area. The dealers, bringing drugs in from Mexico, have been operating in the Valley for over ten years, making approximately $8 - 10 thousand dollars a day.

After the arrest of the dealers, police undercover officers launched the second phase of the operation in which they delivered and sold various drugs to customers. Dozens of people were arrested as they attempted to purchase drugs. KPHO Channel Five carries the complete story along with a video clip.


Illegal update—and then some

May 3, 2008

Just another good man coming “to do the work Americans refuse to do”

An 18-year-old man has been accused of impregnating an 11-year-old child, according to KPHO Channel 5.

Enrique Jacobo-Valdez, an illegal alien, has been booked in a Maricopa County jail on two counts of sexual conduct with a minor. He had been living with the girl’s family for the past four years..

Pinal County authorities have been looking for Jacobo-Valdez in relation to a drug case.

The young girl lives in the Rainbow Valley area of the Southwest Valley, where Jacobo-Valdez was seen fleeing from the home after deputies knocked on the door.

He was arrested after the child’s mother and grandmother took her to a hospital and learned that she is at least six weeks pregnant and has been infected with a sexually transmitted disease as the result of the rapes.

Jacobo-Valdez made statements to authorities admitting he knew that the girl was only 11.

Although this shocking story was given complete coverage on KPHO, the daily Fish-wrapper accorded it minimum status, with placement on page two of the Valley section, under a single column of West Valley incidents, stacked like cordwood at the bottom of the page. The daily also neglected to mention the fact that the child rapist is an illegal.

What a surprise.


The “outrage” that had to happen

April 29, 2008

Finally distancing himself from mentor and friend

Democrat Barack Obama has announced that he was outraged and appalled by the latest comments from his former pastor, Jeremiah Wright, who asserted that criticism of his fiery sermons is an attack on the black church and the U.S. government was responsible for the creation of the AIDS virus.

The presidential candidate is seeking to tamp down the growing fury over Rev. Jeremiah Wright and his incendiary remarks that threaten to undermine his campaign.

“I am outraged by the comments that were made and saddened by the spectacle that we saw yesterday,” Obama told reporters at a news conference, the Washington Post reports.

Rev. Wright, who officiated at the Obama’s marriage and baptized their daughters, can be seen here.


Piling on Arpaio, Part Dos

April 27, 2008

Illegals vent

Now the East Valley Tribune jumps on the anti-Arpaio bandwagon with a video on their site, titled: Mesa Hispanics talk about the effects Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s crime sweeps are having on their community.

As Spanish-speaking illegals talk, a soft-voiced female English narrator translates their “fears and concerns.”

“The first thing they tell me is we’re leaving because of Arpaio. Because he doesn’t let us work.”

“I make less money.”

” I don’t have legal documents. If they catch me I’ll be left with nothing. So then what will I do?”

“It causes fear in the community.”

“They don’t go out to amuse themselves, to pass the time. They don‘t do that anymore.”

“We take more precautions. We call each other.”

“We live in fear.”

“People are very intimidated. I have friends who don‘t go out. They don’t leave on weekends.”

“I think it’s racial.”

“I would ask the sheriff, isn’t it more important to catch the people who are trafficking drugs? Those are the ones who murder our children. Those are the ones who commit more serious crimes. That’s something that affects us all–legal and illegal. Why not stop those people–that would be more important, I think.”

“I’ve heard rumors they don’t send their kids to school. They don’t send their kids to school.”

 Quite a heart-wrenching saga. Obviously, it is long past time for those here ilegally to go home and put these worries behind them.


ASU’s overpaid King Crow issues threats

April 26, 2008

Budget cut would be equivalent of wiping out funding for 6,000 students

Arizona State University President Michael Crow is resorting to intimidation, stating that the state’s largest university may have to limit enrollment if Arizona’s legislature imposes a10 percent cut this fall.

Crow said a 10 percent cut to the university’s budget, or $50 million, would be the equivalent of wiping out funding for 6,000 students. University officials are considering enrollment limits as one option for dealing with the loss of revenue.

“That’s not an option we want,” Crow warned.

Implicit in the threat he suggested that officials have not yet determined how much they would have to limit enrollment if the cuts occurred.

The move would be a sharp departure from ASU’s policy, which is to admit every student who meets the university’s academic qualifications, according to the daily.

Seeing Red AZ is indeed Seeing Red on this menacing tactic of Crow’s. But, we also have a suggestion or two to rein in the budget cuts:

1. Crow and his wife, Sybil Francis, should take a pay cuts.

2. Defund the programs, (so beloved by the open border advocates at the Arizona Republic) Crow has put in place to provide scholarships for illegal aliens at the state university.

Those two efforts alone might loosen up enough cash for King Crow to manage. Since all other government agencies are belt-tightening in the wake of Gov. Napolitano’s budget crisis, why does Crow caw that he should be exempt by threatening Arizona’s students?


Is media missing another unsavory Obama associate?

April 26, 2008

Official Blogger a Communist?

The list of Barack Obama associates that hold views that clash with mainstream America is getting longer every day and now we can add another notch in the “anti-American” column of Obama campaign workers and supporters. This time we find that the Obama campaign’s official blogger, Sam Graham-Felsen, has spent time in France participating in labor riots, has written for a socialist magazine, hung a communist flag in his home, and was a fan of Marx while at Harvard.

Read the complete NewsBusters article here.


Earth Day’s real agenda comes to us courtesy of Bolivia’s Prez: Obliterate capitalism

April 22, 2008

Bolivian President Evo Morales has told a UN forum that capitalism should be abandoned if the planet is to be saved from the effects of climate change.

“If we want to save our planet earth, we have a duty to put an end to the capitalist system,” he said. “Capitalism is the worst enemy of humanity.”

And global warming? Canadian Earth Day festivities were hampered by a blizzard.

The Edmonton Sun reports that vendors and presenters from various eco-friendly groups, crammed into a lone tent after a blizzard forced them to abandon their original locations and planned activities.

Al Gore, busy expending enough energy to crank up his $30,0000 home electric bill, was unavailable for comment. What an Inconvenient Truth.


Mexican drug cartels recruiting soldiers as hired guns

April 21, 2008

U.S. vulnerable to exploitable mercenaries

 ”Join the ranks of the Gulf Cartel,” reads a recruitment banner. “We offer benefits, life insurance, a house for your family and children. Stop living in the slums and riding the bus. A new car or truck, your choice.”

Such banners and signs are appearing in various Mexican states urging members of Mexico’s national military to join the Zetas, the hit squad of the Gulf Cartel.

Last week, federal agents detained the Reynosa police commissioner Juan José Muñiz, for questioning because of evidence he was protecting the Zetas, the Mexican Justice Department said.

Read the daily’s complete article here.

In the border town of Juárez, information about who is fighting whom on the streets is hard to come by. The International Herald Tribune has reported that the local police chief professes that he knows nothing about the conflict, despite having been an officer there for 30 years. He acknowledges that the 1,600-member police force is riddled with corrupt officers, a consequence, he says, of low pay and the lack of a career path that leads them to seek other sources of money.

The elephant-in-the-room question becomes who else will impoverished Mexicans aid if the price is right? The United States remains vulnerable to the threat of international terrorist organizations. Their ability to exploit the poverty, lawlessness, economic instability and governmental corruption south of our border places us in an untenable situation.

As long ago as 2004, TIME magazine reported border agents have encountered not only a wide variety of invaders from Latin Americans (Guatemala, El Salvador, Brazil, Nicaragua and Venezuela) but also intruders from Afghanistan, Bulgaria, Russia and China as well as Egypt, Iran and Iraq

The presidential candidates must stop side-stepping this critical issue. Empty promises and inaction cannot continue as America stares squarely in the face of impending peril.