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'Stockholm rioters could be a labour asset'

In his Politico blog, Mike Allen relays some interesting information from Ryan Lizza (in the New Yorker [Subscriber link]) about the Gang of Eight Destroy America Bill in the Senate. There's the Obama influence, for one thing:

H/T One Old Vet

The profoundly unpleasant Mayor Michael Bloomberg is rather a favorite here at VDARE.com because of the refreshingly direct way in which he expresses his hatred and contempt for his fellow Americans and the abrasive selfishness of his lust for accelerated immigration.

All of this was on display this weekend at the Stanford University Commencement: Bloomberg advises grads on immigration reform SF Gate Sunday, June 16, 2013

Standing before a packed Stanford Stadium on Sunday, Bloomberg noted that about 30 percent of the university's 5,000 graduates had attended Stanford on student visas, but that many of them without a way to work legally here would return to their home countries

Anyone familiar with even moderately fashionable Colleges is aware that an astonishingly large number of places have gone in recent years to the children

The Gang of Eight

I was looking for stuff on the Sarah Palin speech--she's responded to Jeb Bush's "fertility" remark that I wrote about last night--and I found this weird thing from National Review:

Sarah Palin pushed back against Jeb Bush’s argument that decreased fertility rates in the United States meant that immigration reform was necessary.

In San Francisco, the famously kind-to-criminals sanctuary city has released a naked illegal alien who attacked several people in a BART station. Yeiner Perez (pictured), a citizen of Colombia, can be seen on a video knocking down a woman and assaulting others.

But according to sympathetic reporting from the notoriously pro-lawbreaker San Francisco Chronicle, the guy is a just a victim of mental health issues and needs treatment, not deportation.

Perez is apparently back performing acrobat tricks in public, perhaps even wearing pants.

In a country that cared about public safety, an insane violent illegal alien would be repatriated immediately. But if that dangerous alien behaves criminally in San Francisco, he gets free treatment, and the public’s need for reasonable security in a community space is discounted. Perez merely faces “possible” deportation.

The video below (with the naked bits pixed out) shows what a dangerous character was released.

BART’s naked acrobat facing possible deportation, SFGate blog, June 14, 2013

The acrobat and circus performer who accosted several BART passengers while naked at a San Francisco station last month is facing possible deportation, officials said.

Yeiner Perez, 24, was arrested May 10 at the 16th Street Mission station after a incident in which he did handstands, flips and the splits on station turnstiles. He also lunged at and grabbed several passengers, as shown in a video recorded by a station agent.

The San Francisco District Attorney’s office is

Late Thursday evening I was sitting in the downstairs study working.  I could hear, but not see, the TV in the living room.  Mrs. D was watching the Conan O’Brien show. 

In his monologue O’Brien mentioned the story out of the Census Bureau that deaths now exceed births among non-Hispanic whites in the U.S.A.

When they heard him say that, the studio audience broke out in cheers and applause.

Has anyone else noticed that when Marco Rubio does his amnesty spiel, he begins talking really fast? In a June 13 radio interview with Andrea Tantaros, he stated the legalization of the Senate bill is not amnesty, and he said it lickety split, so listeners couldn’t process the crazy content of what he said.

Tantaros’ fawning over Amnesty Man as the great Republican hope was hard to take, and I won’t be seeking out her radio show. Still, the broadcast got some attention for the Senator’s remarks on a newly discovered benefit of illegal aliens, that they would pay for border security.

Say, what?! Here’s a snip from Byron York’s report:

Rubio: We need to legalize immigrants so they can pay for border security, by Byron York, Washington Examiner, June 13, 2013

[. . .] Rubio’s first reason was that the U.S. has no other choice than to legalize the 11 million. Enhancing security first would take an estimated four years, and Rubio declared, “We cannot wait another four years with 11 million people living in this country illegally without knowing who they are or why they’re here.”

But there was another reason. “We need to register them as soon as possible, not just to keep the problem from getting worse, but we’re going to require them to pay a fine, and that’s the money that we are going to use to pay for the border security,” Rubio explained. “If we don’t get that fine money from the people that have violated our immigration laws, then the American taxpayer is going to have to pay for border security.”