July 13, 2006

Hazelton Pennsylvania: Doing The Job Congress Won't Do!

By Bryanna Bevens on July 13, 2006 at 9:29pm

You might recall reading about this little town on VDARE.com a few weeks ago...

The Mayor of Hazelton, PA (population 31,000) decided that illegal immigration was out of control: illegal immigrants were a taxpayer burden, schools were over-crowded and crime rates were soaring. So he proposed a few new laws which if passed:

1. The city would deny licenses to businesses that employ illegal immigrants
2. Impose a $1000 fine on landlords who rent property to illegal immigrants and;

Judge Biased Against America

By James Fulford on July 13, 2006 at 5:15pm

I was surprised to read this injudicious quote by U.S. District Judge Royce C. Lamberth. Judge Lamberth has been removed from a case in which Native Americans, [which here means Indians rather than "nativists"]

Grasses and Greenery Guilty!

By Brenda Walker on July 13, 2006 at 4:18pm

Leave it to the San Francisco Chronicle to portray evil plants as the cause of future water shortages in the increasingly overcrowded state [California: Greenery sucking up more of state's water, 7/13/06].

As if malevolent lawns water themselves.

Rove Romances La Raza But La Raza No Likey Republicans, Stupid

By Bryanna Bevens on July 13, 2006 at 8:12am

Yesterday, White House Chief Advisor and Deputy Chief of Staff to the President Karl Rove spoke about immigration reform (and supposedly other issues but I didn't hear that part) to a lunchtime crowd of roughly 2000 people at this year's La Raza (the Race...ists) convention in LA.

It goes without saying that he prefaced his remarks with his own grandparent immigrant story (gag)--again, this has become standard operating procudure for non-Hispanic people (OTM's) in the event they dare broach the subject.

The Long War For Patriotic Immigration Reform—Help VDARE.COM Win It!

By Peter Brimelow on July 13, 2006

Tonight, Juan Mann refutes a nit picker

The VDARE.com appeal is producing significant results. The number of those generously giving is up. But the individual dollar amount been given is down, quite a lot. We sincerely thank our small donors, whom we know are really sacrificing to help us. But to those able to give more, we ask: why not you, now?