Originally posted by davdah: Bev, I actually laughed at one of the videos. It seemed to be a g a y parade. So, I guess the illegal & imoral faction has joined in as well. TB was bad enough. Now an AIDS invasion is on the horizon.
Something else they haven't figured out. We don't speak Spanish here. Up to now its still 'Press #2 for Spanish'
Now listen up all would be demonstrators. If you want to be heard make sure you speak the language of the audiance. Otherwise, you might as well put your chickens out on the street for the noise being made.
A few months ago, I was at a LaRaza sponsored march held in downtown Chicago during my lunch break. This was during the time Smellvira Arellano was hold up in the former Pimp known as Slime Coleman's fake storefront church having a 3 some with him and his wife.
Anyway . . . .that was about the time I began to literally hate these breedmares because as a mother I think the lowest form of scum is a breedmare who eats her young. These skunks were marching down the street ranting in spanish and had their children (some barely old enough to walk) marching with signs that some English speaking bleeding heart no doubt took time to make, (probably one of those happy men in the last video) that proclaimed: Today we March Tomorrow we Vote. That was pretty much the point of no return for me.
Do these people do anything but sit around all day thinking of the next crime they just have to commit?
LOS ANGELES, California (AP) -- At least she was being honest.
Russian national Yuliya Kalinina, 24, is accused of placing an ad on Craigslist for a "Green Card Marriage."
Yuliya Kalinina, 24, spelled out exactly what she was looking for in a husband in her Internet ad:
"Green Card Marriage -- Will pay $300/month. Total $15,000," the Russian national wrote in an ad placed on the Craigslist Web site. "This is strictly platonic business offer, *** not involved."
The ad caught the attention of the man who would eventually marry her on February 17, 2006. But it also alerted agents from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Kalinina, from Russia, and her husband, Benjamin C. Adams, 30, were arrested last week for what federal prosecutors allege was a sham marriage.
Robert Schoch, special agent in charge of ICE investigations in Los Angeles, said it is the first criminal case he is aware of in which people allegedly used the Internet to engineer a sham marriage for a green card. Watch as the Craigslist ad for a husband lands the woman in trouble »
Attorney Dale Rubin, who is representing Kalinina, said she didn't know it was illegal to marry for a green card, which he said was evidenced by the blatant language in her ad.
Adams' attorney, public defender John Littrell, declined to comment to the Los Angeles Times.
You should have been here a few months ago. There were a few guys who got screwed by Russian women. They met their sweet hearts on line. Once they brought them here then the fangs came out. You would think the people here would have sympathized with them. No, all for the grint and nothing for the USC. They came here looking for help to avoid the 10 yr support requirement and other issues. Not all were men either. There was one lady who got royally shafted by Ivan the terrible.
Not to say immigrants from across the Atlantic are bad. There are some decent folks. There have even been a few where the immigrants were treated like second class humans. I can't say citizens since they aren't. The problem was the USC who felt the immigrant should be on hands and knees daily giving thanks and praise to them. A bit of a god complex I guess. Actually I think there is one on the board now. Something about a dowry and it not being enough. Can you believe that? A dowry, people still do that, amazing. I told the girl to kick them in the nuts and leave.
Vote Republican and this country will still be worth sneaking into.
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which makes those manatees that graze at immigrate2us.net even more pathetic....since 99% of these cows are, no doubt, being scammed by some border-jumper, and the vacas are so desperate to be 'loved' that they fall for this nonsense....let's ask Congress to try an experiment....let's eliminate ALL waivers for, say, 5 years....I wonder how many of these 'good faith marriages' would take place? Probably none.....let's give it a try....
Originally posted by davdah: You should have been here a few months ago. There were a few guys who got screwed by Russian women. They met their sweet hearts on line. Once they brought them here then the fangs came out. You would think the people here would have sympathized with them. No, all for the grint and nothing for the USC. They came here looking for help to avoid the 10 yr support requirement and other issues. Not all were men either. There was one lady who got royally shafted by Ivan the terrible.
Not to say immigrants from across the Atlantic are bad. There are some decent folks. There have even been a few where the immigrants were treated like second class humans. I can't say citizens since they aren't. The problem was the USC who felt the immigrant should be on hands and knees daily giving thanks and praise to them. A bit of a god complex I guess. Actually I think there is one on the board now. Something about a dowry and it not being enough. Can you believe that? A dowry, people still do that, amazing. I told the girl to kick them in the nuts and leave.
a dowry? Talk about archaic cultures. When you think about it, it actually makes sense. The third world lifestyles and customs are a far cry from the civilized world.
Chickens in their yards, chopping off people's heads with machete's, gazillions of babies as if birth control was never invented; living in shantys with no running water, little to no education and the list is endless. For all intents and purposes they are stuck in medieval times.
Originally posted by Someone12: which makes those manatees that graze at immigrate2us.net even more pathetic....since 99% of these cows are, no doubt, being scammed by some border-jumper, and the vacas are so desperate to be 'loved' that they fall for this nonsense....let's ask Congress to try an experiment....let's eliminate ALL waivers for, say, 5 years....I wonder how many of these 'good faith marriages' would take place? Probably none.....let's give it a try....
It's their low self esteem and archaic cultures. Who in their right mind still has double digit back to back babies with a plan to run across the border of another country when the labor pains start so the child can become a citizen and the burden of somebody elses' country?
Hit the nail on the head. Their self esteem is in the gutter. I read some of the stories but didn't dare comment since I would surely have been kicked off. The first day there I got into a debate about the intentional hiring of illegals.
The women was the manager of a restaurant and she commented that all she hires is illegals. Next thing you know the entire membership was berating me. The funny thing is no one was able to offer a single good argument as to why its ok to hire illegals. Their entire premise was all about being compassionate. Even at that I asked about being compassionate to our own people. No answer. Truth is they know an illegal will work for 5.00 an hour and a USC will want 8.00 or more. The illegal will probably show more gratitude especially if their status is no secret. This women had a bit of a god complex as do most of them. They like the idea of having an illegal giving them thanks and praise and being needy. The attention they get is probably irresistible and for that they sell out their business, their life, and their country.
Aside that I read through some of their postings and it is genuinely sad. Many of these women are being scammed and don't see it. Being a guy I know what their husbands/boyfriends are up to. Many of these women are sending money to Mexico. Many are paying for everything including drug rehab, AA and in some cases supporting his family south of the border. I'm sure every argument in the world could be offered up to defend it but the truth is, they are being used.
If one of them happens to read this take note of the following. If you want attention from a guy who is a man. What is that? One who has a job, a real job! One you don't have to support but supports you at a standard that is at least a few notches above poverty. All you have to do is take better care of yourself. Yes, thats it. Make yourself look better. You see we men go after what is pleasing to our eyes. Drop the chicken mcnuggets and turn off the TV. Take a walk around the block instead. Leave the candy bars at home before you go to work. When you can fit into a sub size 20 you will start getting attention. You won't have to pay for anything. The man ( a real one) will take care of you.
Vote Republican and this country will still be worth sneaking into.
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did you also notice that some of the herd offer up recipes on a variety of fat-laden meals...then exchange notes on daytime TV shows....what a pathetic bunch..and you are right....these vacas are so ignorant of the fact that they are contributing to the problem of illegal immigration, most are being scammed (or will be soon) and all are hypocrites...
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S12, sad but true. I wonder if any of them who got burned ever come back to tell their story. More than likely if they do they get bounced off. That or they are beyond humilated and never come back. Probably the later.
There might be a few legit ones. But there are so many that sound suspicous. It begs the question, is it fraud or is it fraud. The most contradictory one was a police officer. Yes, a real women cop. She couldn't understand why her beat up, drunk, illegal boyfriend was being questioned in the ER about his status. How desperate can they be? Or that her boss was wondering about her. Hmm, does upholding the law ring a bell?
There is some hope though. They all talk about 601 and 212 waivers. Share ideas and probably xerox the same nonsense on to each one. Its like a virus. The drug (waivers) has to become stronger and stronger to overcome the illness (deportation). At some point it will quit working. Its a self defeating prophecy. I guarantee you they copy it word for word believing that no one is going to catch the same waiver being used for 20 people.
Since all these issues are finally at the front of the line in the publics eye things will change. The amount of enforcement has stepped up. One good thing. But I think we are only seeing a trial baloon. First the amnesty programs were floated to see the publics reaction. Went down in flames. Now enforcement is getting its turn. I haven't heard too many complaints from USCs, just illegals and their supporters. There aren't as many of them as there are of the other that vote. Politicians being the w hores they are will do what gets them more votes.
Vote Republican and this country will still be worth sneaking into.
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South Gate, California, is a town of 98,000 about 12 miles southeast of Los Angeles. It is 92 percent Hispanic, and its politics have taken a distinctly Mexican turn. Until January 28, city treasurer Albert Robles was the real power in town, and he and his pals seemed intent on lining their pockets and doing favors for friends. Mr. Robles is a colorful figure who, last year, stood trial for telling a California state senator he would rape her and kill her husband, and also for threatening to blow the brains out of a state assemblyman. His lawyer argued that threats were just politics as usual in South Gate, and Mr. Robles got off with a hung jury. His cronies on the city council approved more than $1 million in city money for his defense, but he now faces new assault and weapons charges.
During Mr. Robles’s tenure, the city council voted itself a 2,000 percent raise, and stripped the elected city clerk of most of her duties when she refused to act as a rubber stamp. The council also hired a convicted embezzler as a litigation specialist, as well as a police officer who was once fired for tipping off drug dealers about raids. The FBI is looking into a shady deal whereby the city council tried to channel $4 million in federal money to a Robles crony, ostensibly to build a recycling plant. The Robles crew has managed to work its way through an $8 million city reserve fund, and the treasury is now empty.
The city’s two police unions, which call the current council a bunch of “klepto-crats,” arranged for a recall vote, which appeared likely to win. The four recall targets, Mayor Xochilt Ruvalcaba, Mr. Robles, a councilwoman, and the vice mayor, resorted to classic Mexican politics: giveaways. They announced free garbage pickup for a month, and anyone who registered to vote was entered in a city-sponsored raffle for a television set. Shortly before the vote, they approved $90-a-month rent subsidies to more than 400 low-income families for a year. In the biggest pre-election giveaway, the city raffled off a three-bedroom house. The drawing was a gala affair on city hall grounds, complete with rainbow-colored lights, thumping ranchera music, and crowds of eager residents. After announcing the winner, Mayor Ruvalcaba told the crowd, both in English and Spanish, “If God permits me, gives me life and I’m reelected, we’ll do this again.” She later claimed the raffle had nothing to do with buying votes; she meant to call attention to the high cost of housing in California.
No one was fooled. Julia Barraza said it was just like campaign season back home in Mexico, when politicians would roll up on flat-bed trucks, handing out blankets, food, and sombreros. “Igualito, igualito, (it’s the same)” she says; “It’s like I never left Mexico.” Councilman Henry Gonza***, who has opposed Mr. Robles and who was not a recall target, says, “They’re trying to manipulate people by using old gimmicks from Mexico.”
The 37-year-old Mr. Robles modeled the city administration on the Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, which stayed in power in Mexico for decades. He and his friends seemed so likely to fight the recall with another favorite Mexican tactic—voter intimidation—that the state stepped in. “Election fraud investigators will be working … to ensure that the election is coordinated with integrity and the outcome reflects the wishes of the people of South Gate,” explained California Secretary of State Kevin Shelley. He agreed this was an “extreme” measure, but explained that “the average voter in South Gate has felt somewhat intimidated.”
The recall won by a crushing 88 percent, but the lame-duck city council called a final meeting on Feb. 3 anyway to dish out last-minute pork. Despite a standing-room-only crowd of jeering citizens, they promoted 12 friends in city government, and tried to approve a $1 million low-interest federal loan to a Robles pal, even though a Superior Court judge had ordered the council not to award the money.
The highlight of the meeting was a shoving match between councilman Gonza*** and Mayor Ruvalcaba over a piece of paper, which ended when Mayor Ruvalcaba hit the councilman in the head with her purse, and then threw a solid right to the face. “Arrest the mayor, arrest the mayor,” chanted the crowd, as Miss Ruvalcaba raced into a back room. Several uniformed South Gate police officers jumped over the wooden railing separating spectators from councilmen, caught her, and cited her for misdemeanor battery. She now claims that in the middle of the shoving match, Mr. Gonzales made a grab for her breast, and she had to defend herself. She and the three other losers will not leave office quietly; they are on the ballot for new elections on March 4.
In the meantime, even the Los Angeles Times wants to know: “Have Third World politics come to South Gate?” The paper notes that threat-maker Robles and punch-thrower Ruvalcaba are not fresh over the border. They both grew up in America, graduated from UCLA, and took the traditional route into politics by working for established politicians. Their Third World antics appear to be an expression of something other than environment. [
Third World politics is coming not just to South Gate but to the entire state. Some time in the late 1990s, whites ceased to be a majority, and in 2001 Hispanics accounted for an outright majority of births in California. Combined with the ones who immigrate legally and illegally, it will be only a matter of time before Hispanics are the undisputed majority. “The long-anticipated Latino majority has arrived,” says David Hayes-Bautista, director of UCLA’s Center for the Study of Latino Health and Culture. “In 2003, it is learning how to walk and will shortly learn to talk.” Somehow, it is not difficult to imagine what it will say. “They will be defining the American dream,” says Mr. Hayes-Bautista; “It’s in their hands, basically.” _________________ "We have got to eliminate the gringo, and what I mean by that is if the worst comes to the worst, we have got to kill him." -Jose Angel Gutierrez
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C'mon, mike, I'm planning to sue you soon for "intentional infliction of stomach distress" from excessive laughter due to your outrageous video selection for two days in a row. If you don't stop, I'll see you in court.
________________________________________________________________________ "Our task now is not to fix the blame for the past, but to fix the course for the future." JFK
lol,,if the court is on the other side,,then take me to court
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That is another sickening story Beverly. If you notice I have two cities tagged on. In a couple months San Diego is being dropped off.
What is reprehensible is there are people who applaud this. I don't understand why. If they think its so great why not live where it is already like that, TJ? Perhaps when the culture they celebrate jumps up and pecks them in the head they will wake up. Or when it adversly affects their life they may take notice.
Next time they get hit by an illegal and they drive off yelling 'estupida pinche Americana'. Perhaps then. Or maybe when they lose their job because someone else will do it for 1/2 their wage. Oh I know they don't think it will happen to them. Their job is secure. Its only those overpaid construction workers who got hammered. Many here claim illegals work harder than Americans. If that is true then no ones's job is safe. Is that what they want? To be unemployed and on welfare? Maybe that is the plan. To ultimately not work at all and have the excuse that our culture made them unproductive. Sounds like a new syndrome to blame one's problems on. Hey, if it gets disability, why not. Maybe that was why Djim was asking how many people here receive a check from the Gov. Most probably do. No wonder I have to send Bush and Arnold so much.
Mike, if you see this tell me. Do you want to stay in TJ or come back? Obviously come back. Would it be worth the fight your putting up if this side were like that side?
Vote Republican and this country will still be worth sneaking into.
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a dowry? Talk about archaic cultures. When you think about it, it actually makes sense. The third world lifestyles and customs are a far cry from the civilized world.
It's their low self esteem and archaic cultures. Who in their right mind still has double digit back to back babies with a plan to run across the border of another country when the labor pains start so the child can become a citizen and the burden of somebody elses' country?
