Excerpt from 'Union
Card, Green Card' - The Radical Vanguard (Fabian Nunez) in the
Los Angeles Labor Movement
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By Lloyd Billingsley
August, 2000
...Labor's New Balkabarians
...If [Bert] Corona is a founding father of Latino activism, then its radical son is Fabian Nuñez, who until mid-June was the political director of the powerful Los Angeles County Federation of Labor. Nuñez left the federation when the Los Angeles Unified School District, the second largest in the nation, appointed him head of government relations.
"We don't have economic power because we don't own the means of production," Nuñez told a rally in January 1995, where he urged the crowd to "bring Washington to its knees." A year earlier, in October of 1994, Nuñez and his militant colleague Juan Jose Gutierrez of the group One Stop Immigration, coordinated a rally of 70,000 immigrants against Proposition 187. Protestors waved Mexican flags and displayed an American flag with only 13 stars. They called Governor Pete Wilson a pig, compared Prop. 187 to Hitler's laws against Jews and told "Anglos" to go back to Europe. Gutierrez is now Senior Political and Community Organizer for the SEIU.
Nuñez is a fevered partisan of Aztlan. Unlike old leftists like Corona, who rejects the idea that Mexicans are a "mystical race" or a "special people," Nuñez sees class struggle on ethnic lines, not economic divisions. For Latino radicals today, the proletariat is entirely Latino and "raza" (race), while the ruling class is "anglo," "gringo" and "redneck." Their dedication to the irredentist cause raises the specter of the organized labor movement marshaled in the service of Chicano radicalism. With blood-and-soil rhetoric, Latino activists cultivate a menagerie of resentments that go back to the Spanish Armada, the 1846 war between Mexico and the United States, and 1930's-style "Mediterraneanism." Fueled by a general resentment of the United States, the raza ist Latino left explains the economic disparity between the U.S. and Mexico by charging that Mexico's wealth and land were "stolen" by gringos....
More on this Obsessed Mexican Reconquista Menace Below
San Francisco Chronicle -- January 24, 2012  Fabian Nunez, who as California Assembly Speaker became one of the state's most prominent Latino lawmakers, is taking on a new media career --- joining a team of 2012 election analysts with powerhouse Spanish-language Univision Communications. -- Democrat Nunez joins a pair of GOP analysts --- journalist Helen Aguirre Ferre and Dr. Emilio Gonzalez, who served as director of [DHS's] immigration services... |
| XETV -- San Diego / Tijuana -- July 11, 2011 Former Assembly Speaker Fabian Nuñez said Monday his son's manslaughter sentence in the stabbing death of a 22-year-old Mesa College student near San Diego State University was politically motivated, angering the victim's parents and eliciting a denial from the county's top prosecutor. -- The parents of Luis Santos have sued former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and the state... |
| Editorial -- Contra Costa Times -- Walnut Creek, Calif. -- January 4, 2011 In the end end, it turns out that Arnold Schwarzenegger was not only a failure as a governor, he was just another sleazy politician willing to override the criminal courts to benefit his friends. -- History will remember Schwarzenegger as a brash movie star who promised in the 2003 recall election to cut up the state's credit cards, but... [fabian nunez] [esteban nunez] |
| Los Angeles Times -- January 3, 2011 In his final night before leaving office, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger commuted the prison sentence of the son of former Assembly Speaker Fabian Nuñez who had pleaded guilty to taking part in the slaying of a college student. -- Schwarzenegger announced the move in a batch of eleventh-hour press releases e-mailed to reporters... |
| Jack Humphreville -- CityWatch LA -- June 5, 2010 While the heads of thousands of City employees are on the chopping block because of the City's projected budget deficit of almost $500 million next year, our peripatetic, globetrotting Mayor is enjoying wine soaked steak dinners at CUT, the Wolfgang Puck, Richard Meier designed restaurant at the Beverly Wilshire Four Seasons Hotel, located at the foot of fashionable Rodeo Drive... |
Los Angeles Times -- December 4, 2008  Esteban Nuñez, the son of former California Assembly Speaker Fabian Nuñez, and three other men who were arrested in the fatal stabbing of a college student in San Diego fit the definition of a criminal street gang, police said in search warrants released Wednesday... |
| Post Chronicle -- December 3, 2008 Esteban Nunez is the teenage son of former California Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez and is one of four people to be arrested in the murder of a San Diego student. -- Esteban Nunez was arrested in Sacremento County on Tue., Dec. 2. along with Ryan Jett, Leshanor Thomas and Rafael Garcia, all 19 years old... [] |
| Inland News Today -- Riverside, Calif. -- May 31, 2008 Republicans in the State Assembly are livid over a Democratic-backed bill that would allow [illegal aliens.... criminals] to qualify for state financial aid. -- The Democratic-controlled Assembly has approved the bill by [vehement Mexican reconquista zealot] Fabian Núñez. [Also see: Aiding and abetting illegals is a crime]  |
| KNX News Radio -- Los Angeles -- May 22, 2008 LA politician Fabian Nunez suggests his race was behind criticism that he spent a lot of money taking trips and buying expensive things. -- "Because of the fact I am Mexican," said Nunez, "they think I have to sleep under a cactus and eat from taco stands." --- Hector Barajas of the GOP state party calls Nunez's racial comments disgraceful and disheartening. |
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Walters -- Sacramento Bee -- November 5, 2007 Last week was somewhat of a mixed bag for Assembly Speaker Fabian Núñez. -- The highlight, from his standpoint, was being selected as one of Governing magazine's nine "public officials of the year." The magazine cited his ability to put together a striking record of legislation in 2006... |
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Ackley -- WorldNetDaily.com -- October 22, 2007 "Middle Class" gained new meaning this month when Democrat Fabian Núñez, California's assembly speaker, applied it to his "lifestyle," which includes spending tens of thousands of dollars on travel, meetings and gifts. -- A lovely story by Nancy Vogel of the Los Angeles Times cited Núñez spending including... |
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Angeles Times -- October 14, 2007 Assembly Speaker Fabian Nuñez offered some explanation Friday for a few campaign fund expenditures in Europe, but refused to elaborate on how tens of thousands of dollars of other purchases were related to governmental or political business. -- "Every expenditure I made has been totally legitimate..." |
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Jose Mercury News -- October 13, 2007 L. A. -- State Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez shares a luxury downtown penthouse with a prominent fundraiser who has collected nearly $600,000 in fees and expenses from Nunez's political committees and the state Democratic Party since 2005. --- [Nuñez] also owns a $1.2 million ranch-style home in Sacramento with his wife, Maria Robles. |
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Angeles Times -- October 5, 2007 As leader of the California Assembly, Speaker Fabian Nuñez [the anti-American stooge shown at left] has traveled the world in luxury, paying with campaign funds for visits to some of the finest hotels and restaurants and for purchases at high-end retailers such as Louis Vuitton in Paris... [] |
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Times-Star -- April 26, 2007 Heading into the California Democratic Party convention this weekend, presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton scored a plum Wednesday, securing the endorsement of Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez. -- Nunez, one of the most powerful Democrats in the state, said he was moved by Clinton's breadth of experience... |
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Daily Comet
-- Thibodaux, Louisiana -- August 22, 2006 The rancorous national debate over illegal immigration spilled into the California Assembly on Tuesday as Democrats yanked an immigration resolution after a testy, partisan exchange that drew an outburst from Speaker [and rabid Mexican Reconquista] Fabian Nunez. -- The L. A. Democrat emerged from his office to silence Republican critics... |
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Capitol
Weekly -- Sacramento -- July 1, 2006 A new anti- illegal- immigration ad running on Sacramento TV stations shows an image of [Tijuana- raised] Assembly Speaker Fabian Núñez addressing a crowd while an announcer declares that "some propose raising immigration by over 100 million." -- The 30-second spot, financed by a group called ... |
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Audio Courtesy
of Lone Wolf -- May 26, 2006 Mexican snake spews 25+ minutes worth of lies in Sacramento Audio of Vicente Fox's disgusting fib-fest on May 25, 2006 at the state capitol. Fox is introduced by Tijuana- raised Mechista skunk Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez, a dangerous little anti-American fifth-columnist who practically swoons over Fox. Commentary by KFI's John and Ken. Click here to listen. |
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Long Beach
Press-Telegram -- May 20, 2006 State Assembly Speaker Fabian Nuñez spoke out Friday on the president's decision to send the National Guard to protect U.S. borders and called for significant reforms in immigration policy. -- "Do what you need to do to protect this country's sovereignty, but don't send the wrong message that we need to militarize our borders in order to protect it"... |
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Press -- March 30, 2006 Washington -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and the GOP could suffer politically if they're on the wrong side of the federal debate over immigration, California Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez said Wednesday. -- Nunez, D-Los Angeles, visited Capitol Hill as the Senate prepared to take up a sweeping immigration bill... |
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EFE -- Madrid
-- August 30, 2005 California's top state legislator says U.S. President George W. Bush "turned his back" on Mexico and failed to give the United States' southern neighbor the respect it deserves. -- Fabian Nunez, Mexican-born head of the California legislature's lower house, commented in an interview with EFE on Sunday, right before wrapping up an official visit to Mexico... |
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Associated
Press -- August 26, 2005 Mexico City -- Fabian Nunez could hardly stop grinning. The speaker of the California Assembly sat shoulder to shoulder with some of Mexico's political elite on Friday before an exuberantly friendly audience of thousands. -- The L. A. Democrat also used the trip to cast a few barbs at Gov. Schwarzenegger and to stress his demands for better treatment of the some 2 million [illegal aliens... criminals] in California. [They need to be deported.] |
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Mercury News -- August 23, 2005 Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is seldom upstaged, but it could happen Thursday when one of his chief legislative rivals flies south of the border to hold private meetings with Mexican President Vicente Fox. -- Assembly Speaker Fabian Núñez said he plans to make the trip -- and miss one of the few legislative sessions remaining this year... |
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Bee -- August 20, 2005 As he prepares to meet next week with Vicente Fox, Fabian Núñez is pressuring Arnold Schwarzenegger to join his counterparts in New Mexico and Arizona in declaring a state of emergency to help defray the costs of illegal immigration. [Meanwhile this raving Mexican reconquista weasel has been on KNBC-TV in L. A. babbling about giving invaders amnesty for their 'valuable contributions'.] |
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Associated
Press -- August 19, 2005 The state Assembly leader [former MEChA-boy Fabian Nunez] Thursday called on Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to declare a state of emergency along California's border with Mexico, saying more federal patrols are needed. -- New Mexico drew national attention last week when its governor made a similar declaration, citing the lawlessness... [This clown is up to no good.... he's in favor of amnsty for invaders according to KTLA-TV - Los Angeles - 8.19.05.] |
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Riverside
Press-Enterprise -- April 20, 2005 Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger raised eyebrows in a speech to national newspaper publishers Tuesday with strong comments on immigration, saying the current policy on preventing illegal immigrants from crossing the border is too "lax." -- Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez [a Mexican gov't puppet] said Schwarzenegger's comments reflected badly on the state's "productive" relationship with Mexico. [Who cares?] [Thank Arnold] |
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E-Mail from
the California Republican Party - December 21, 2004 P.S. - Dems Might Consider Hillary Clinton Racist Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez and his pals in the Democratic Latino Caucus are rewriting the rules of common sense by insisting on unyielding, unquestioning support of people who enter the U.S. illegally. -- Earlier this month, the Democratic Latino Caucus held a press conference to deride the Republican Party as "racist, "anti-immigrant, and "anti-Latino"... |
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Mercury News Editorial - November 23, 2004
In his indefatigable pursuit to legalize driving for illegal immigrants [criminals], Sen. Gilbert Cedillo should move over and hand the wheel to Assembly Speaker Fabian Núñez. -- Núñez understands it's time to do what it takes to get a bill passed. If that means accepting a license for 2 million illegal immigrants that has a different color, as Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger apparently insists, then fine, he says...[] |
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We Get E-Mail
-- October 13, 2004 Flushing Out Fabian We are waiting for the October 16 March for Immigrant's Rights (illegal alien rights) in Los Angeles, the ten year anniversary of the big march in 1994. We'll see Juan Jose Gutierrez again leading the troops for open borders and amnesty. -- We wonder if California Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez will again help lead the rally as he did ten years ago when he joined tens of thousands waving Mexican flags... |
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Daily News -- September 24, 2004 Sacramento -- Democratic Assembly Speaker Fabian Nuñez said Thursday that he would concede and allow driver's licenses for illegal immigrants [criminals] to be marked with a special designation if Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger would agree to sign a licensing bill. [The only acceptable form of license for invaders is no license at all. They need to be deported.] |
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on Univision's 6 PM News -- Sept. 1, 2004 Problematic cop endorses blatant criminal behavior by foreigners L.A.P.D. Chief Bratton appeared at a news conference today with Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez (who looked like a homeless person), Gil Cedillo, and a few other dangerous Mexican reconquistas on Univision's 6 pm newscast (KMEX, Los Angeles). Bratton, a lackey for crackpot 'Mexican City' mayor Hahn, strongly endorsed the dangerous bill that would allow invaders to get valid Calif. driver's licenses (defacto national ID cards). |
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Opinion (Roughly translated
by Google.com) -- July 30, 2004 The president of the Assembly, the democrat Fabian Núñez, said yesterday that governor Arnold Schwarzenegger will have to fulfill his word to sign the law of licenses SB1160 and said that neither the democratic legislators nor senator Gil Cedillo, author of the initiative can hope by another year more of fight. [See how you can take action] |
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Angeles Times (Free Registration) -- July 21, 2004 [Assembly Speaker Fabian] Nuñez said he received some hostile e-mail messages over the weekend after Schwarzenegger's rallies. One message referred to him as a "rotten piece of slime." Another - sent within an hour of the governor's rally at a shopping mall in Ontario - read: "Sign the budget or lose your seat" and referred to Nuñez as an "immigrant" whose job is to represent California, "not Mexico." -- "What type of people are the ones who are his [Schwarzenegger's] staunch supporters?" Nuñez asked in an interview Tuesday. "And who's his audience? It's divisive politics at its best. All you have to do is look at the e-mails. These are not rational people." [This from a rabid Mexican reconquista!] |
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KCAL-TV
- Los Angeles -- June 18, 2004 Invaders and the usual suspects demand an end to law enforcement A brief report was shown on the air at 12:30 pm that included tape from a Latino protest, apparently held at a church in Maywood earlier today. Usual suspects, including state Sen. Gil Cedillo, Calif. Assembly Speaker and vehement Mexican reconquista Fabian Nunez, and , demanded that Gov. Schwarzenegger and President Bush stop alleged immigration raids in invader-infested areas. It looked as if there were far less than 100 attendees at the protest. More later. |
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KTVU-TV
-- Oakland -- June 3, 2004 [State Sen and MEChA-boy] Gil Cedillo, flanked by Los Angeles Police Chief William Bratton, Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez, and Assemblyman , head of the Latino Caucus [and the clown that gave us AB540], called his new bill [to license invaders] a six-month product of focus groups, town hall meetings and polling that "would resolve the issue once and for all." |
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Valley Press -- May 30, 2004 The states of California and Baja California are not capitalizing on a wealth of resources, according to Speaker of the California Assembly Fabian Nuñez, D-Los Angeles. -- Nuñez, who visited with Baja California legislators in Mexicali on Friday, said the two states need to band together as brothers and put memories of Pete Wilson and anti-immigration propositions in the past for the collective economic good. |
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Times -- February 10, 2004 Fabian Nunez, the 37-year-old son of Mexican immigrants, was sworn in as the Assembly's 66th speaker Monday afternoon, vowing to take a fresh look at the Legislature's lower house and its challenges. -- Soon after, he poured cold water on Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's plans to pass workers' compensation reform by March 1 and a budget in May. |
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WorldNetDaily.com
-- December 12, 2003 Fabian Nunez, the fiery Democratic assemblyman from Los Angeles set to ascend to the powerful speakership position, told a Spanish-language Mexico City newspaper he has "declared war" on Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. -- "I have already personally declared political war on Schwarzenegger," he was quoted as saying, "that is the reason I was elected by my supporters...." |
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KNBC-TV
-- Los Angeles -- November 26, 2003 ...Assembly Majority Whip Fabian Nunez said in a statement that he has faith in SB 60's author, Sen. Gil Cedillo, to work with the Schwarzenegger administration on the issue. -- "We are willing to take a fresh look at this issue next year," Nunez said. -- The Assembly is set to vote Monday on repealing the law... |
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Times (Free Registration)-- November 21, 2003 Two of three contenders for the top post in the state Assembly dropped out Thursday, leaving freshman Fabian Nuñez, a left-of-center Democrat and former union organizer, as the likely next leader of the Legislature's lower house. -- Nuñez, one of a dozen children of immigrant day laborers, is the favorite pick of current Speaker Herb Wesson... |
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Bee -- October 11, 2003 ..."We need to start working together," Sen. Gil Cedillo told Assembly Robert Pacheco, R-Walnut [who opposed the dangerous law]. -- "If he [Schwarzenegger] wants to come up with a mandate to just reverse (it), I don't think that's the way you bring people together," said Assemblyman Fabian Nunez [a vehement Mexican reconquista]..... |
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| September 5, 2003 -- Anti-American radical California Assemblyman Fabian Nunez (center) is shown hugging MEChA menace state Senator Gil Cedillo as traitor Gray Davis, incompetent former socialist California governor ousted by a recall vote on October 7, 2003 , signs Cedillo's SB60, an extremely dangerous and widely loathed bill allowing invading illegal aliens to get driver's licenses. Davis is the first California governor in history to be tossed out of office. Many think he ought to be in prison. |
