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Alien Nation by Peter Brimelow 
April 22, 2006
Maybe using the Catholics will frighten GOP?
So Congress is (regrettably) coming back into session, and Google News is beginning to resound to barrages of pro-Amnesty/Immigration-expansion propaganda from the MSM. One particular salvo, found in various versions (for instance here ), follows the line laid out by Rachel Zoll, AP’s “Religion Writer”:
The Star Spangled Banner...In Spanish?
These people are shameless!
A group of Latino pop singer people ( not artists, ok) are releasing a Spanish version of the American national anthem "in a show of support for migrants in the United States."
Latino Pop Stars Record Bilingual Anthem AP News 4/22/06
Mexitude, etc.
Reader Jake Jacobsen and his wife will soon begin a book about illegal immigration inspired in part by VDARE.COM columns.
The theme will be Mexitude, a new word Jacobsen has developed to describe the prevailing arrogant attitude show by illegal aliens toward U.S. immigration laws.
Anyone who has ideas or incidents to share that might useful should contact Jacobsen directly here
VDARE.com: 04/22/06 - Bulletin
TONITE: Bryanna Bevens's Night
With The Minutemen!
Bryanna will be on the Terry Anderson Show, on
Sunday, April 23.
http://www.theterryandersonshow.com/
She will be blogging when the Senate debate on
amnesty opens again on Monday.
(It keeps her trim.)
A California High School Teacher Predicts America's Future
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A Kentucky Reader Has a Different Perspective on "A Day Without a Mexican"
From: Scott Patterson [e-mail him]
Mahony Baloney
Cable TV pundit Tucker Carlson did a nice smackdown Thursday of uber-charlatan Cardinal Roger Mahony of Los Angeles, who has amassed a portfolio of less than admirable moral choices.