September 29, 2011
September 29, 2011
September 29, 2011
Alien Nation by Peter Brimelow 
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Obama Admits His Deportation Numbers Are “Deceptive”
Some truth slipped out the other day when the President held a Q&A session in the White House for hispanic journalists.
Obama used that chat session to admit that his administration’s supposedly high numbers of deportations are “deceptive” because the stats count the quickie voluntary repatriations that occur every day on the border. These are the guys who keep trying until they make it past the Border Patrol and into the interior to steal US jobs.
At a time when jobs are among the top issues for American citizens, Obama doesn’t think job theft by illegal aliens is a problem and he even encourages it to inspire his illegal alien base.
Remarks by the President in an “Open for Questions” Roundtable, September 28, 2011
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MR. LERNER: Just to follow up, Mr. President, you just mentioned enforcement of immigration laws in the subject of deportations, and you said that many of those — or it’s aimed at criminals. But until now, and until recently, it hadn’t been just criminals, or a majority of criminals, those that have been deported. And also, you have been deporting much more immigrants than the previous administration did in eight years. So laws didn’t change; enforcement was done even then. Why that emphasis on deportation during your administration?THE PRESIDENT: Actually, what happened, if you look at the statistics, two things happened: Number one is, is that there was a much greater emphasis on criminals rather than non-criminals. And there’s been a huge shift in terms of enforcement, and that began as soon as I came into office. That change has taken place.
Secondly, the statistics are actually a little deceptive because what we’ve been doing is with the stronger border enforcement we’ve been apprehending folks at the borders and sending them back. That is counted as a deportation, even though they may have only been held for a day or 48 hours, sent back — that’s counted as a deportation. So we’ve been much more effective on the borders. But we have not been more aggressive when it comes to dealing, for example, with DREAM Act kids. That’s just not the case.
Allan Wall Interviewed by Silvio Canto, Jr.
In my latest chat with Silvio Canto, Jr., we discussed the drug war in Mexico, "Project Gunrunner/Operation Fast and Furious", states dealing with illegal immigration and my alma mater Oklahoma State University and its recent triumph over Texas A & M. You can listen here and here.
Mexican Corruption Observed on Houston Construction Sites
In Texas’ largest city, construction workers are nearly all Hispanics, but not because building is job Americans won’t do. On the contrary, Mexicans have somehow taken over those jobs and keep citizens out while demanding bribes (mordida in Spanish) of their countrymen. A man who wants a job has to pay a bribe just to start, plus a weekly payoff to keep his position.
When Mexicans come to America in the millions, they bring their diverse culture of corruption with them. Crime permeates Mexican society. Kiddies learn to bribe by paying teachers for better grades. One survey found that 87 percent of Mexicans have paid a bribe sometime in their lives.
Mexican racism plays a part in keeping out blacks; whistleblower Ricardo Charles said, “Blacks are out of the question.” White Americans are not hired either, because Mexicans prefer to around others of their tribe.
The whistleblower says job-site bribery goes on across Texas, but it’s likely that the same sort of corruption occurs in other areas of high Mexican residence, based on cultural patterns of behavior.
This is job theft and corruption by Mexicans on an industrial scale. It directly harms American workers during a wretched recession in which accumulating years of unemployment has pushed some into poverty. Is there an official investigation, somewhere? Inquiring minds want to know.
Happy Michaelmas! (and Rosh Hashanah, of course!)
Today, September 29 is Michaelmas, the Feast of St. Michael and All Angels, both in my wife's Roman Catholic church and in my own profoundly troubled Episcopal Church.
Mass Anarchy Over Immigration Continues
An illegal alien from Brazil, Marcelo Almeida, recently stabbed to death 24 year old Patricia Frois, another Brazilian immigrant (status not yet known), in the quaint seaside town of Marshfield, Massachusetts. [Cops Nab Murder Suspect, By Maria Szaniszlo, Boston Herald, September 27, 2011]
They both worked at a local Wendy’s, where Frois often showed up at work with bruises on her face and body.
College admissions testing in Britain and France
It's interesting to compare college admissions in the U.S. to other countries. Here's an NYT article on Britain:
For over half a century, academically inclined students in Britain or other countries who hoped to study at British universities spent their final two years at school studying for A-levels, widely regarded as the gold standard of British education.
New Report Warns of National Security Threat from Mexican Narco-Terror
Serious national security experts say that the southern border is dangerously insecure, and Washington is in denial about the danger, ignoring Mexican narco-terrorism at America’s peril.
Texas border sheriffs participated in a press conference for the roll-out of a new report, Texas Border Security: A Strategic Military Assessment, written by Barry McCaffrey and Robert Scales who were also present.
Diggers Realm On Rick Perry: Amnesty, In-State Tuition, And The NAFTA Superhighway!
Dan Amato at Digger's Realm has a powerful video with the title Governor Rick Perry, Patriot Or Villain to go with his blog post
Rick Perry On Illegal Immigration, Border Fence, Trans-Texas Corridor and In-State Tuition [Video].[August 20, 2011.Watch it below:
Our Transnational Superiors Direct Us
John O'Sullivan's foreword to Sovereignty Or Submission
Diminishing Marginal Returns For The SPLC's New Frontiers
As you know from reading all the coverage, the most important issue of our times is gay marriage. It's big, big, big!
Well, except that the number of potential beneficiaries appears to be small, small, small ... The Washington Post reports on a new Census study:
"Moneyball"—The Movie
From my review of the new Brad Pitt movie in Taki's Magazine:
When my son was ten, his baseball coach—inspired by Michael Lewis’s bestseller Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game
Best Candidate For Low GOP Turnout: Rick Perry
Over at Investors Business Daily, Douglas Mackinnon has published a good discussion of the damage done to the John McCain’s candidacy in 2008 by low turnout: Conservatives Mustn't Let Media Pick The Candidate September 26, 2011
"…exponentially more conservatives and Americans who cherish our vanishing traditional values could not stand him. So much so, they simply declined to vote.
Rich Lowry Discusses Lowering LEGAL Immigration—It Must Be Safe To Say That!
In his latest column on Rick Perry, Rich Lowry of National Review not only criticizes Perry's stance on illegals, but makes reference to the problem of legal immigration in a recession.
Vicente's Valentine to Mexico Friend Rick Perry
Here’s an item of historic interest, a video of Mexican Presidente Vicente Fox thanking his compadre Governor Rick Perry for American taxpayer-subsidized in-state tuition for illegal Mexicans in Texas state universities, dated November 6, 2003:
Romney Smacks Perry on Immigration Permissiveness
Mitt Romney is a smart politician who knows an opportunity when one pops up.
Rick Perry’s clumsy defense for taxpayer subsidies of illegal alien college tuition was a complete failure in the Tea Party debate (where he was booed by the audience) and later in last Thursday’s Fox debate when other candidates slammed his laxity. Press commentary has followed, calling Perry’s coddling of foreign lawbreakers a critical flaw.
The response from Romney’s campaign is a new video ad, demonstrating Rick Perry’s similarity to President Obama on the topic of illegal immigration. Sweet.
Formerly Middle-Class Americans Move into Tents
It’s amazing the suffering that goes on in this miserable economy, and how little attention it gets in the American press. The article posted below about middle-aged, formerly middle class people living in tents in New Jersey with cold weather coming on appeared in a British newspaper.
Even so, Washington continues to admit a million legal immigrant workers annually. Why is there no time-out on legal immigration while so many citizens are jobless and running out of savings, unemployment insurance and other resources? The best we have gotten out of the Republican House of Representatives is a flawed e-verify bill crafted to please the Chamber of Commerce.
Below, Marilyn Berenzweig lives in a New Jersey tent city, a far cry from her earlier lifestyle.
Recent CIS research (Who Benefited from Job Growth in Texas) found that “Of jobs created in Texas since 2007, 81 percent were taken by newly arrived immigrant workers (legal and illegal).”
Massive job loss is worsening as economic pundits forecast a double-dip recession, while the few jobs that are available are given to cheap and exploitable foreigners. Americans are getting hosed by open borders, and nobody will name the enemy, specifically a federal government addicted to open borders and disinterested in the well-being of American citizens.
Once prosperous New Yorkers forced to live under canvas in New Jersey woods, London Telegraph, September 25, 2011
Video Of John Fonte Discussing Sovereignty And Submission
If you've read John O'Sullivan's introduction to John Fonte's book Sovereignty Or Submission
Ron Unz on The Sailer Strategy
Ron Unz has an article on, among other things, the Sailer Strategy in The American Conservative Magazine. It's a follow-up on his article California and the End of White America,Commentary,November 1999.
