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DID - Dissociative Identity Disorder?*
*Multiple distinct identities or personalities -- John McCain?
Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- June 20
Dobbs: This meeting, the McCain campaign objecting to the reports that it was secret. Was it secret?
Pulido: It was private. It was a private meeting.
Dobbs: Right. And who, who was there? What group, what umbrella?
Pulido: Well, the Republican Hispanic Assembly was one of the sponsors of it. And there was a lot of different people including Illinois State Senator Martin Sandoval, who I know to be a Democrat.
Dobbs: Right. And what did the senator say? I mean, what is the point of this meeting? He had said to us all, for months that, he had learned, one thing in the campaign and that was border security first. In this meeting he said something quite differently, apparently?
Pulido: That's correct. I was hopeful hearing that John McCain got it one day he got it that we want enforcement first. And so I was hopeful going to the meeting, but all I heard was the mantra was comprehensive immigration reform. That to me as an illegal immigration activist is a code word for amnesty. The crowd cheered every time he mentioned those words, those code words. And he also made a statement that did you know that Spanish was the first language spoken in my home state of Arizona before English. The crowd went crazy.
Dobbs: You know the senator is absolutely wrong. Spanish was not the first language spoken in the state of Arizona. In point of fact there were a host of Indian dialects, Native American dialects spoken there for hundreds of years before there was any Spanish spoken in Arizona, so somebody needs to counsel the good senator when he is pandering to ethnocentric interest groups.
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Saturday, June 21, 2008 -- 6:30 PM
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Chandler's Watch
McCain, Obama to attend ethnic hustler soiree endorsed by communists
[Roughly translated from Spanish] -- Los Angeles -- The two main presidential candidates, Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama, will be the guests of honor at the third Latin American National Congress, that will be carried out on July 18 and 19 in Los Angeles... |
Los Angeles Times
Study: Graduation rates declining in L.A. Unified
The number of students graduating from Los Angeles public schools has declined for two straight years even as enrollment in the 12th grade has been rising sharply, new state data show. The graduation slump began when California started requiring students to pass an exit exam before they could receive a diploma.  |
Long Beach (Calif.) Press-Telegram
Jobless rate is headed for 7% (we need more illegals?)
California's unemployment rate jumped to 6.8 percent in May and the state lost 10,900 more payroll jobs than it generated during the month, state officials said Friday. -- The unemployment rate was 6.2 percent in April and 5.3 percent in May 2007, the Employment Development Department said. |
KIII-TV -- Corpus Christi, Texas Video Included
Authorities say illegals smuggling moving away from Hwy. 77
It's called Operation Borderstar and it's an ongoing effort to stop human and drug smuggling across the Mexican border. Those in charge said it's been a success, but they also said it's forced smugglers to use less traveled roads and it's forced law officers to adjust their tactics as well... |
WFAA-TV -- Dallas
Lawyers work to end illegal immigration raids
A Dallas lawyer and others around the nation are planning to take on the federal government in court to put a stop to all illegal immigration raids. -- The sweeps have led to hundreds of arrests but innocent immigrants, who are being hauled to jail, are the ones driving this lawsuit... |
Long Beach (Calif.) Press-Telegram
Fear strikes the border
...Many Corazon de Vida volunteers come from the South Bay (Torrance, Calif. area). -- "We need to cancel our visit," the e-mail read in Spanish. -- "Many people are afraid of crime and as a result we cannot get enough people to help." |
Jack Dunphy -- Pajamas Media
Ignoring the demographics of murder is dangerous
The FBI released its preliminary crime figures for 2007 last week, and as is sometimes the case there was both good and bad news to be found in the report. Violent crime in the U.S. fell by 1.4 percent last year, a modest decline to be sure but a decline nonetheless after increases of 1.9 percent in 2006 and 2.3 percent in 2005... |
NBC4-TV -- Washington
Loudoun supervisor says county in danger of becoming 'cesspool'
A Loudoun County (Va.) supervisor on Friday strongly defended the county's new crackdown on illegal immigrants who commit serious crimes. -- Sterling Supervisor Eugene Delgaudio said Loudoun is joining other counties that have begun to check the citizenship of major offenders... |
Walter Moore, Candidate For Mayor of Los Angeles
Particle physics applied to L.A. politics
Remember "atom smashers?" -- Those are the big machines, called particle accelerators, that physicists use to smash atoms into each other at high speeds. The physicists look at the bits and pieces that fly out, in an effort to figure out how they were put together... |
St. Petersburg (Florida) Times
Shift on immigration could cost McCain
Miami -- The issue of illegal immigration used to set Sen. John McCain apart. -- While many in his party called for taller fences and harsher penalties, McCain wanted to give undocumented workers a path to citizenship. When his Republican rivals for the presidential nomination called him soft on border security... |
KVOA-TV -- Tucson
Agent intends to ask for location of trial to be moved
A Border Patrol agent charged with fatally shooting an illegal [alien] from Mexico plans to ask that his retrial be moved out of Tucson. -- Agent Nicholas Corbett was charged with second-degree murder, manslaughter and negligent homicide in the January 2007 death of 22-year-old Francisco Javier Dominguez Rivera... |
Joe Guzzardi -- VDare.com
Feinstein: You might not agree, but I say she's senile
Dianne Feinstein is a power-mad, crazy old coot afflicted with a God complex that makes her continued presence in the U.S. Senate a threat -- not only to immigration reform patriots but also to all Americans. -- If that sounds exaggerated, spend five minutes reading my column and I’ll prove it to you... |
Ira Mehlman -- Townhall.com
The free market and U. S. immigration policy
People don’t have much faith in government, especially the federal government… and who can blame them? The public looks to Washington and sees neither competence nor integrity in the people and institutions who are determining their fate... |
One News Now
Encouraging illegals to 'game' the system
An immigration reform organization says a recent Supreme Court ruling has made it easier for some foreign nationals who overstay their visas to remain in the U.S. legally. -- In a 5-4 decision, the high court ruled that someone who is in the country illegally may withdraw a voluntary agreement to depart... |
Newsday -- New York
Tensions over illegal aliens in New Jersey town
Plainfield, NJ -- A federal lawsuit challenging a landlord's right to rent to illegal [aliens] has stoked tensions over [illegal] immigration that have been rising for years in this diverse city of 50,000 south of Newark. -- A prominent anti-illegal immigration group filed suit against a Plainfield-based property management company earlier this month, seeking to set a legal precedent... |
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Fuel costs sending "immigrants" back to Mexico
Construction projects and landscaping jobs are being delayed because contractors can’t afford to pick up workers. And workers faced with additional costs for gasoline or the purchase of a car are giving up on day-labor jobs and going back to their home countries... |
National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers
Narco terror moving to our side of the border?
[Brief includes other news] -- Three different operations by Mex. army personnel in Naco, Sonora (across from Naco, AZ) yielded 21 firearms - 11 of them shoulder weapons -, a grenade, clips and over a thousand rounds of ammo.... |
Editorial -- The Spectrum -- St. George, Utah
Mexico is all talk
Actions speak louder than words, and the actions - or lack thereof - by the Mexican government show just how little that nation's officials truly want to help solve the illegal immigration problem. -- This Saturday, the Mexican consulate is expected to spend a half-day in St. George assisting Mexican nationals, both legal and illegal, with a variety of services... |
Mike Cutler -- Family Security Matters
The GAO reports on border security…or lack thereof
...Given the dire nature of the multitude of threats confronting the United States today it is absolutely outrageous to think, that as we approach the 7th anniversary of the most horrific, precisely coordinated terrorist attacks ever carried out on our soil on September 11, 2001, that our nation's borders are not secure. Think about it... |
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