Thursday, October 9, 2003

Reconquista Revealed Recall Exposes Truth  Hispanics (read Mexicans) sacrifice quality of life for dominance? O'Reilly Factor, October 8 -- Mexicans want illegal immigration. This is not about jobs -- it is about RECONQUISTA -- and treason. Watch Past Features    American Border Patrol Updates

Schwarzenegger Campaign Office Bad players included in Schwarzenegger's transition team One bad player is fifth columnist and meddling Mexican government operative Carlos Olamendi. Others include RINO former L.A. Mayor Richard Riordan, the guy who wound up endorsing vehement Mexican reconquista and MEChA member Antonio Villaraigosa, and Catholic Charities' favorite, Bill Simon. Many more....

New York Times Future may be a bit bleak for Busta-MEChA A referendum on the state's top Democrat may also have dealt a severe blow to the party's second ranking leader. Some political experts here say that Lt. Gov. Cruz Bustamante, the lone big-name Democrat on the recall ballot, emerged greatly diminished, and left the future leadership of the party in doubt. -- "He has no future in statewide races," said Bruce Cain...

Meddling Mexicans

Los Angeles Times (Free Registration)  California Election: Austrians elated, Mexicans bellyache ..."California, in the hands of the Terminator," Mexico's left-leaning La Jornada declared on its front page. A cartoon inside depicted what it called "the anti-immigrant immigrant," flexing his muscles with the shadow of a swastika behind him. -- "We know his history, and it makes us think there could be a surge of anti-immigrant, xenophobic or racist feelings," said Ricardo Monreal, governor of the Mexican state of Zacatecas...

Associated Press 47 million in U.S. use other language when at home Nearly one in five Americans speaks a language other than English at home, the Census Bureau says, after a surge of nearly 50 percent during the past decade. Most speak Spanish, followed by Chinese, with Russian rising fast. -- Some 47 million Americans age 5 and older used a language other than English in the home in 2000, the bureau said.

Tri-Valley Herald Reconquista state senator ready to quit over Davis ouster Overwhelming voter mandate or not, some of the Democratic lawmakers... said Wednesday the outcome of the recall disgusted them -- so much that at least one may quit. -- Aides to Sen. John Vasconcellos [described on L.A. radio today as a 'colossal fool' and 'socialist hack'] confirmed the liberal San Jose Democrat called... Schwarzenegger "a boob," said voters "made a mistake," and announced that when the Legislature reconvenes in January, "I'm not sure I'll go back."

KNSD-- San Diego Mexican hooker smuggler gets light sentence A man who helped his brother recruit women from Mexico to work as prostitutes received a two-year prison sentence Wednesday. -- On June 19, Luciano Salazar-Juarez pleaded guilty to conspiracy, harboring aliens and transporting undocumented immigrants. He admitted that he arranged for the smuggling of Guillermina Hernandez-Ramos into the United States...

Cybercast News Service Poll: Voters influenced by Davis granting licenses to illegals Nearly one-third of those who voted in the recall election on Tuesday said they were influenced by Gov. Gray Davis' decision to give illegal aliens driver's licenses, a new poll reveals. -- According to [FAIR], the Luntz poll, taken on election night, shows 30% of voters said Davis' approval of the bill influenced their decision to support the recall.

Associated Press Another meddling Mexican barks at Schwarzenegger Tijuana - The governor of Baja California sent his congratulations Thursday... along with a request that Arnold Schwarzenegger respect the rights of Mexican migrants.-- He also issued a public call to Schwarzenegger to respect the law recently signed by Davis allowing illegal migrants [criminals] to apply for driver's licenses.

What Homeland Security?

Associated Press Feds cut loose 64 non-Mexican invaders due to lack of jail space A stepped-up effort in Texas to keep illegal immigrants in custody hit a snag this week when the federal government had no more space available, forcing the release of 64 Central and South Americans in Laredo, officials said yesterday. -- The releases Tuesday triggered loud protest from Laredo Mayor Betty Flores...

San Francisco Chronicle Making good on campaign vows is a huge task ...The first political test of his relationship with Democrats in the Legislature may come over granting driver's licenses to illegal immigrants. Schwarzenegger said Wednesday that Gov. Gray Davis signed the bill that did that, SB60, in the final weeks of the campaign in order to court votes, and he said he would repeal it.... [None of this is going over well with Senate-Mechista Cedillo]

Terry Anderson -- Sonoran News 'Freedom Ride' shames the Civil Rights Movement As a patriotic black American, I regard the so-called "Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride" as a slap in the face and an insult to the real Freedom Riders of the 1960s. The people on this bus caravan are not immigrants ­ they are illegal aliens. Yet they have the nerve to gather in the hundreds and demand "rights" that belong to American citizens alone.

Associated Press Arnold wants to repeal invader license bill, confrontation likely Gov.-elect Arnold Schwarzenegger said Wednesday he would quickly press to repeal the new law allowing illegal immigrants to obtain California driver's licenses, a position likely to set up a major confrontation with the Democratic Legislature. -- Schwarzenegger said the driver's license bill, which critics say will reward undocumented workers by providing them with official state identification, was a "bogus issue."

Fred Elbel

LTE - Denver Post Demise of our nation ...The 1,000 "immigrants" riding chartered buses across America to demand yet another amnesty aren't legal immigrants at all. And they didn't lose their visas, so they can't be undocumented workers. They are illegal aliens whose first act in coming here was to violate the laws of our land. And they continue to flaunt their disdain for our laws...

Associated Press Meddlesome Mexicans grouse over outcome of California recall Mexican federal lawmakers are bemoaning Hollywood action star Arnold Schwarzenegger's election as California governor and issued a stern call to the novice politician to respect the rights of Mexican migrants in North America's largest state. -- "This is something about which Mexican migrants should be very concerned," said [Mexican] Rep. Carlos Jimenez...

Chicago Daily Herald Elgin rejects acceptance of ridiculous Mexican IDs To the dismay of more than 100 in their audience, the Elgin City Council rejected a plan that would have given Mexican citizens living in Elgin an easier time signing up for basic city services - like water. -- In a 2-4 vote, the council rejected the controversial proposal that would have forced Elgin officials to accept as legal identification "matricula consular" cards, which are issued by the Mexican government to its citizens.

San Francisco Chronicle -- Debra Saunders Gov. Schwarzenegger [and Señor Busta-MEChA] Lt. Gov. Cruz Bustamante may be eating lunch alone for the rest of his life. It's ironic. He'll be the lonely guy of Sacramento because he personified an ideology prevalent among Sacramento Democrats -- pro-big government and pro-illegal immigration -- that voters have had enough of....

San Francisco Chronicle Los Angeles Times faces lingering feelings of bias The recall election is over, and the governor-elect, Arnold Schwarzenegger, has said conciliation will be the theme of his administration. But the anger at the Los Angeles Times for what some have charged was a liberal bias for its last-minute reports of sexual misconduct by Schwarzenegger appears to be continuing.

Yuma Sun Border Patrol agents seize more than a ton of pot U.S. Border Patrol agents seized more than 2,000 pounds of marijuana early Wednesday morning in the east desert of Yuma County. -- William Robbins, spokesman for the Border Patrol's Yuma sector, said agents also took four suspects into custody and seized two sport utility vehicles used to transport the drugs.

Arizona Daily Star Meddling Mexicans honor two Arizona mayors ...Douglas Mayor Ray Borane [who thinks the border cannot be controlled] is the latest recipient of the prestigious Ohtli award, the highest award granted to Mexican citizens and people of Mexican ancestry living abroad. -- "Mayor Borane in every instance has shown himself to be a defender of human rights for all members of his community, particularly in the case of people of Mexican origin," [Mexican consul Miguel] Escobar said.

Joe Guzzardi

VDare.com Joe Guzzardi Returns From The Campaign Trail! For eighty days and eighty nights, I was a man on a mission. -- As a candidate in California's gubernatorial recall election, the goal of my one-person campaign was crystal clear: to run on a platform to end illegal immigration (www.Guzzardi4Governor.com), I hoped to force the other candidates into an open and honest discussion of the impact of illegal immigration on California.

Washington Times Arnold vows to help foreign gate-crashers 'gain legal status' California Gov.-elect Arnold Schwarzenegger yesterday pledged to cut the car tax, not raise any other taxes and work to help "undocumented immigrants" gain legal status. -- The governor-elect said he supported a bill sponsored by Sen. John McCain, Arizona Republican, that would grant temporary working permits [to invaders]....

Mark Krikorian

National Review Immigration makes a political comeback in California ...Conventional wisdom among the elite has been that the GOP collapsed in the state because Gov. Pete Wilson made a Faustian bargain in his 1994 reelection campaign by latching on to Proposition 187, which barred illegal aliens from access to many public services. He won, but as the story goes, the party has been getting clobbered there ever since because Hispanic voters turned on them.

Santa Rosa Press-Democrat Local Latino leaders wary of new governor Although exit polls showed nearly half of California's Latinos voted to oust Gov. Gray Davis, many Sonoma County Latinos spent Wednesday bracing themselves for what's to come rather than celebrating an election victory. -- Schwarzenegger's choice of Pete Wilson as a top campaign adviser rubbed many Latinos the wrong way.

Arizona Republic -- Phoenix Catch foreign invaders, go to jail Two men received jail sentences Wednesday for illegally hunting down undocumented immigrants [criminals] along the southern Arizona border with Mexico. -- Human rights advocates, prosecutors and Mexican officials hailed the sentencing as a blow against border vigilantes....