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December 05, 2007
Vicente Fox's U.S. Book Tour - Telling Americans What to Do "[Vicente] Fox recently came out with a book called Revolution LET'S SEND THE PATRIOT DOGS AFTER THIS FOX The amnesty brainwashing won't work, the overpopulation immigration issue now trumps Iraq! You failed Fox and your sweetheart Hillary got on the wrong bus, when she headed for amnesty. Posted by: Softwarengineer on December 5, 2007 12:04 PMLets boycott Fox's book and Hillary at the same time Posted by: jmac on December 5, 2007 12:04 PMWILL THIS CORRUPT RECONQUISTA FAILURE OF A PRESIDENT JUST SHUT THE HELL UP... WHY DOESN`T HE STAY IN MEXICO AND TRY TO HELP THAT CRIME INFESTED CESS-POOL, INSTEAD OF STICKING HIS NOSE IN OUR BUSINESS. Posted by: American Me on December 5, 2007 12:32 PMI hope all of their books (Fox's and Clinton's both) rot into little pieces from lack of sale! Fox needs to keep his nose out of United States business and, for that matter, should just stay out of the United States! He has no business here! Posted by: Sick 'n Tired on December 5, 2007 12:32 PMA book by Vicente Foxx designed for Americans, marketed to Americans, and written only in English. I'm sorry, who is supposed to buy this book again??!! Posted by: United Statesian on December 5, 2007 02:28 PMCan't we revoke this idiot's visa, or whatever papers he has to come and spout his reconquista ideas? Posted by: June on December 5, 2007 02:54 PMWell, yeah. Vicente Fox, is the general of the invading troops. Why wouldn't he be going through this nation freely spouting off to the responsible citizens of this nation. He 's useless in HIS own nation. Posted by: Bobby on December 5, 2007 03:39 PMI hope the American people vote a tough new president hard on immigration this time, if not we as America will be finished. We can't take no more allready. Posted by: Heavy Equipment Operator on December 5, 2007 04:32 PMVicente Fox is nothing more than an ex-puppet to the Elite Mexicans that fear a return of their uneducated masses. I'm so proud that our country is waking up to their foolishness. Now, nothing the pro-amnesty supporters do will work. Its over. Posted by: Rey on December 5, 2007 10:03 PMhow come no one writes a book on the Latino lobby, LA RAZA mecha etc. or is that racist, Posted by: impeachbush on December 5, 2007 10:54 PMThere is only one way to describe Vicente Foxxx and English fails. Fox es una sin verguenza. Posted by: Rafael Cox on December 6, 2007 12:25 AMthis man is a piece of work. Who the hell does he think he is ?? such arrogance. Hey Fox - keep your nose out of US business.
this man is a piece of work. Who the hell does he think he is ?? such arrogance. Hey Fox - keep your nose out of US business.
Hey fox stay the HELL out of the USA and stay out of OUR buisness. Who do you think you are telling the AMERICANS what to do. You go to Hades,where you came from and take all the illegals with you. Posted by: Terri on December 6, 2007 12:27 PMNumbersusa should TRACK his book signing engagements (if he has any) and we can crowd the sites with the good people (us) that have like minds about this rubbish he has published, etc. Be a sweet thing to trash all his appearances. Posted by: Greg on December 8, 2007 09:17 PMwhoever Fox is for,i'm against. Posted by: Steven B. Osborne on December 11, 2007 10:53 AMRomney Fires Landscaping Firm After 2nd Report of Illegal Hiring "Republican Mitt Romney, ridiculed by rival Rudy Giuliani for While it is the business of our govt. to investigate and root out employers, consumers should be asking the questions that help them decide whether or not a company meets standards... HE KNEW Don't kid yourself either, if you have a landscaper, construction worker, etc working at your house on the cheap; and they can barely speak English, look foreign, etc, etc... You know. Posted by: Softwarengineer on December 5, 2007 12:17 PMThis guy would have gotten my vote had he handcuffed the ILLEGAL ALIENS and marched their @sses to the nearest I.C.E. location. Why were they still at the "Sanctuary Mansion"?! Is this how he hopes to deal with foreign leaders allowing their citizens to come to the U.S. illegally? "OK, now I'm warning you! Never let this happen again. OK?" Posted by: United Statesian on December 5, 2007 02:54 PMWhen Romney gave his little passive agressive lecture to Guiliani about checking for documents from people who speak different from us I would have retorted back what was he going to do about making the E-Verify program mandatory so we don't have to do that. Romney is running for an executive job. Is he going to make E-Verify mandatory and is he going to push for a biometric social security card? Just tell us. Posted by: hugo on December 5, 2007 02:57 PMthis is not a long term or country wise response as long as there is the 14 the amnedment and welfare , medicaid, food stamps, WIC, free schooling, pell grants, housing, etc. for free these people will come having them here and owkring is exactly what we have in AMERICAS projects, a bunch of unemployed druged up, car jacking, welfare queens and kings. Posted by: impeachbush on December 5, 2007 11:21 PMMitt is as useless as a diverse immigrant welfare receiver that we Gubmint slaves support. I haven't had time to post much lately do to the fact that I DO MY OWN WORK. I have a business and am not above washing my own dishes after firing a lazy teenager who thought that she should be paid for staring off into space. Hey Mitt, I DIDN'T HIRE A MEXICAN, I WASHED MY OWN DISHES. What are you too soft and lazy to get on a riding mower? Even Jorge pretends to do work on his hobby ranch. Voting is a waste of time. I won't vote unless it's for Tancredo, Paul, or Hunter and that is simply out of respect for their character. This country is already finished. Posted by: Terri on December 6, 2007 12:09 AMSo, when he gets caught, he fires the landscaper. Great. Now, my question is this: Did he turn in the landscaper business to ICE -- or not? That would have meant more to me than changing the landscaping firm for another. Posted by: Russ on December 6, 2007 03:08 PMTerry, it is also true that many people who write blogs against illegal immigration are spyed on, on the net and blacklisted. Americans in general, have no idea how corrupt this nation has become. Posted by: Bobby on December 6, 2007 09:59 PMAll you bleeding hearts dont fret about the poor illegals being out of work. Ted Kennedy will probably hire em. Posted by: bobbyO on December 7, 2007 07:52 AMhis actions don't match his words.do not trust him! only tancredo,hunter,and paul have been consistent in what they say and how they vote! Posted by: Steven B. Osborne on December 11, 2007 03:52 PMVirginia Coalition of Governments Focuses on Illegal Immigration "County and city leaders from several Virginia jurisdictions have formed THIS IS A GOOD TIME TO PUSH FOR "RULE OF LAW" The elite open border buffoons are spending so much energy, time and money explaining why "amnesty isn't amnesty" to get open border nut politicians elected, they don't have time to fight all patriot local governments for "rule of law" at once. Posted by: Softwarengineer on December 5, 2007 12:00 PMLet' end the stupid what is and what isn't word game crap that the elites and our politicians are using. Here is the reality of where we are headed- the extreme and maybe more closer to center than you think of each of our political criminal parties because of ethnic pandering, big money, and special interests would be quite happy with the following- Let's use Darfur. Many in the democratic criminal party family could live with a Darfur in America if that is where white English speaking non elite Americans were being taken to remove them from the new America. Many in the republican criminal party family could live with a Darfur in America if that is where white English speaking Americans were living because they are living on less than a dollar a day in the new world globalist order. That is where we are headed. Posted by: Future Day laborer on December 5, 2007 01:45 PMVirginians for sanity. Stop all legal immigration. This includes amnesty and tolerance of illegals and of the special and hostile interests pushing legal immigration. Posted by: Old Atlantic on December 5, 2007 02:11 PMtoo bad that their governor is ISLAMIC TERRORISTS (CAIR) LOVER, how ironic this is the state where the CIA, and the Pentagon are located Posted by: impeachbush on December 5, 2007 11:23 PMIllegal Brazilians Leaving U.S. "Like hundreds of thousands of middle-class Brazilians who moved to I hope this is a trend Posted by: Jeff on December 5, 2007 11:34 AMEnforcement is working!!! Posted by: Jeff on December 5, 2007 11:54 AMTHE ILLEGAL ALIENS ARE JUST LOWER PAID FRUIT PICKERS AND LAWN MOWERS With plasma TVs and other prosperous fruits? This open borders nut charade to destroy the American Middle Class is horrifying! Posted by: Softwarengineer on December 5, 2007 12:10 PMThis is good news. I've had many dealings with Brazilians over the past 2 decades. While as a group they can be fun in a refreshing and irreverent sort of way, assimilation was not a strong point in the group. For example, one Brazilian administrator in school used to sarcastically say every time she saw me: "Oh, it's an apparition!" In other words, I'm a "ghost from the past" because I'm such white bread America. I had another "friend" mock me constantly with Anglo jokes, to which I had sarcastic replies that never pointed to HIS heritage, of course. His "jokes" got old real fast. And I can recall many instances when Brazilians traveled in a pack: they showed up at a party, switched the music and began doing the Samba together, blocking everyone else off their part of the dance floor. But we're all supposed to join in and be like them, so what's our problem, right? They often dismissed Americans are wimps over whom they could walk, after all, we didn't have the machismo to defend ourselves and they were the "New America." Then when they talked about Brazil, they laughed about the kidnappings, corruption and poverty as "all part of the fun." Brazil has a lot of problems, but I don't want them to be ours, too. I'd rather be a tad boring and live in a prosperous, stable country vs. living as Brazilians do. That preference points to something called a "cultural difference." Posted by: Concerned Citizen on December 5, 2007 12:30 PMTHERE CAN BE NO MORE DENYING IT BY THESE SELL-OUT POLITICIANS... ATTRITION THROUGH ENFORCEMENT WORKS! IT`S A PROVEN FACT! Posted by: American Me on December 5, 2007 12:35 PMHere's a surprisingly honest assessment inside this NYT story, [No one can say how many are leaving. But in the last half year, the reverse migration has become unmistakable among Brazilians in the United States, a population estimated at 1.1 million by Brazil’s government — four to five times the official census figures.] Now when reading this in the full story portion did anyone realize that the Brazilian Government acknowledges that the illegals from Brazil alone is "4" to "5" times the number stated in the U.S. Census. If only our own U.S. Census were so forthcoming and honest about the ILLEGAL ALIEN population figures in the United States. We've all heard the "12 Million" figure for ILLEGAL ALIENS thrown around, when increasingly the nation is realizing that there are from "20-30+ Million" ILLEGAL ALIENS in this country. I know that's old news to the regulars on this site. The downturn of the U.S. economy and the weaker dollar vs. the real was enough for some Brazilians to pack up, proving we must take away the economic magnet. E-verify, we verify, all of us verify a person's legal status before hiring. FINE and IMPRISON employers who won't comply, and or take away their business licenses. Not to mention denying welfare, Medicaid, tuition, etc. etc. Let's keep ILLEGAL ALIENS afraid that they'll be deported if stopped by a policeman by ENFORCING THE LAWS ON THE BOOKS!! Denying federal funds to Sanctuary Cities, and imprisoning elected officials who aid and abet ILLEGAL ALIENS! Most ILLEGAL ALIENS will "self-deport" if these simple, lawful actions are taken and we will eventually catch and deport those left. They will tell their compatriots, that it's not worth it. Especially, if there is a DOUBLE-LAYERED, WELL PATROLLED FENCE, supervised by Border Patrolmen Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compean!! Posted by: United Statesian on December 5, 2007 02:19 PMConcerned Citizen: The illegal aliens now in The United States of America need to thank God that they are protected by our various police agencies----I have had a "belly full" of their crap...I had several years of my life put into the U.S. Navy so that the U.S. territory would not be invaded by the Japanese...If these illegal aliens think we are wimps----just keep pushing----I will never give up the ship..... Posted by: T. Jamieson on December 5, 2007 02:23 PMOne more reason we need to use the fingerprints we are collecting from the ones on the way in and compare it to those on the way out. How long would these visa jumpers have stayed if they could not get work, travel, or conduct any financial business? They would have split for back home when their pesos ran out. Posted by: hugo on December 5, 2007 02:53 PMHow were these people able to evade law enforcement for so long? If ICE and our other law enforcement agencies were doing their jobs, these foreigners wouldn't be here in the first place. Posted by: Dave A on December 5, 2007 02:56 PMIf Hispanics have nothing else, they've certainly got nerve. Just waltz into this country, present fraudulent papers to illegal employers, get free education for their kids, get free emergency care, get loans for cars and houses, etc. No wonder they've so surprised when we finally crack down on them. Well, it's time to get going folks. Hasta la vista. Posted by: June on December 5, 2007 03:00 PMWhile this story warms my heart and I hope this trend continues to grow, it really angers me to hear these people enjoy luxuries like plasma screens etc. I suppose I too could afford things like that too if I received generous handouts from Good 'Ole Uncle Gringo. Posted by: DontCallMeGringo on December 5, 2007 03:59 PMGood. I don't care who they are, what kind of halo they supposedly wear, according to illegal immigration enthusiasts, just get the h-ll out of this nation if you came here by breaking the law and usurping an honest immigrants place. Adios, farewell, aufweidersen, goodbye, later, etc. etc. Posted by: Bobby on December 5, 2007 04:33 PMHonestly, I dont think I can tell an illegal brazilian from an illegal mexican. Posted by: bobbyO on December 5, 2007 05:07 PMYeah!! enforcement is working. Better than you can imagine..... I just hope that all you enforcers out there don't look back later in the future and regret it.... hey!, at least all these Brazilians have a place to fall back on, Brazil, wich trust me is a wonderful country, full of wonderfull warm people, Lets just see what happens when america goes to sh@@. Posted by: Honor on December 5, 2007 05:26 PMI don't know any Brazilians, but what I know OF Brazilians, they are (overall) beautiful people. They have brought beautiful music, wonderful colorful culture to the U.S. To the ones who have come here legally, contributing to society I say "welcome"! "To explain an often wrenching decision to pull up stakes, homeward-bound Brazilians point to a rising fear of deportation and a slumping American economy." Maybe this is why Kennedy and (largely) the Democrats tried to cram that amnesty down our throats so quickly. Posted by: James on December 5, 2007 08:38 PMHey Honor, I won`t regret it one bit, as I`m sure the majority of the American people won`t either. It`s good that Brazil is a wonderful place for the illegals to go back too, Adios!. Too bad Mexico isn`t. America and us citizens will be just fine, just like it`s been for hundreds of years, and we will make it even better by getting rid of the illegal aliens, and the sell-out traitor politicians. Comprende! Posted by: Independent on December 5, 2007 08:55 PMWhy is everyone so hell-bent on criminalizing people who are trying to achieve a good living. So this family overstayed. They have tried to become legalized. They spent $26K in trying to get legal. What happened? Some "American" ripped them off? Who is the crook. Please stop acting like America was built by Americans with altruistic ideals. Your ancestors came to this land on much more heinous intentions than an overstayed visa. Don't forget that many Europeans came here to execute genocide and to import slave labor. It was an arms race. Your side won. Now you profess to be the peace keepers. In a past world migrants looking for work would just be that looking for work. So many people here believe that only the western world deserve luxuries and no one else, because you want this life style at all cost it has caused you to export inequity and pollution. So why do you hate a hard worker? Are you mad because he saved some money? Are you mad that he did not live on the fringes of poverty? Last time I checked these are things you wanted. Posted by: Charles C on December 5, 2007 09:58 PMWhy is everyone so hell-bent on criminalizing people who are trying to achieve a good living. So this family overstayed. They have tried to become legalized. They spent $26K in trying to get legal. What happened? Some "American" ripped them off? Who is the crook. Please stop acting like America was built by Americans with altruistic ideals. Your ancestors came to this land on much more heinous intentions than an overstayed visa. Don't forget that many Europeans came here to execute genocide and to import slave labor. It was an arms race. Your side won. Now you profess to be the peace keepers. In a past world migrants looking for work would just be that looking for work. So many people here believe that only the western world deserve luxuries and no one else, because you want this life style at all cost it has caused you to export inequity and pollution. So why do you hate a hard worker? Are you mad because he saved some money? Are you mad that he did not live on the fringes of poverty? Last time I checked these are things you wanted. Posted by: Charles C on December 5, 2007 09:59 PMreally why havent the mexicans, central americans, bagalis, pakis, chinese or other "minorities" noticed, Brazillains are actually an attracrive bunch of people Posted by: impeachbush on December 5, 2007 11:27 PMHi, Charles C. Oh, where to even start. Permission to live in America is a privilege we carefully consider granting, never a right. There are 6.6 billion people on the planet. Many are hard workers. Do you suggest we invite them all? Are there no environmental consequences to the unlimited overpopulation you are suggesting? Of course there are. And if you don't believe we can take care of ALL of them, then how do you discriminate? Certainly you are not a racist arguing we should only reward latino illegal aliens? What about everyone else? Or, are you suggesting that we reward the sneaky ones, which penalizes the ones who respectfully play by the rules? Remaining past your visa expiration? Grounds for deportation. By his own words he had "twelve prosperous years". Now they should all return home and be happy with their good fortune. None of us is responsible for the past. And please, 'heinous intentions' or 'executing genocide'? As in, farming? Opening a dry goods store? Minister? Indians made slaves of other Indians or committed 'genocide" against entire tribes, long before Europeans arrived on the continent. Mexico? Africa? The Far East? All the same. Learn from the past, don't dwell there. Your concern about genocide could be more productively directed at current world affairs. Hint: It ain't America. And deserve has nothing to do with anything. It took generations of hard work, establishing a government where the People and the rule of law would be paramount, and based on intelligent resource management. America is not unique. It is a successful strategy in many countries around the world. Those that aren't successful, are missing one of those components. Not our fault. Love hard workers, thats part of a successful society. Hate cheaters who won't play by the rules, it undermines every thread in the fabric of society. Tolerating a cheater is even worse. Posted by: Jeebie on December 6, 2007 12:29 AMSorry Charles C. I think your browser has led you into back into the 18th. century.... This is a trend I like! Posted by: takn on December 6, 2007 11:11 AMHI CHARLES C, WELCOME TO OUR BLOG I'm sorry to inform you, but I'm very suspicious of you too. Are you: 1. A die hard Democrat that would sell America's soul to the devil for more votes? 2. Retired with no kids, you'll die soon anyway. 3. Worse yet, an illegal alien employer? Posted by: Softwarengineer on December 6, 2007 05:27 PMyou guys are so ignorant and stupid New Tancredo Ad Highlights Immigration "Today, Republican presidential candidate Rep. Tom Tancredo unveiled a TV spot that his campaign says is going on the air in Iowa. Fair warning: Some images are graphic. It focuses on what he says is the threat from Central American gangs who have been able to cross into the United States from Mexico" says USA Today's politics blog.
good job, keep it up, you are the only one speaking the truth Posted by: Michael on December 5, 2007 11:58 AMOPEN BORDERS NUTS REALLY HATE STEIN, TANCREDO AND DOBBS That's why I really love this bunch! Posted by: Softwarengineer on December 5, 2007 12:13 PMProp 187 won by 20% in California.I can feel the time coming soon when we will resolve this situation.We must push hard for an enforcement (sheriff)President! Posted by: David Artesani on December 5, 2007 01:09 PMThe ad tells it like it is, although there are going to be those who will attack Tom for having the courage to say what they will not. I'm still undecided on who should get my vote for President of the United States. I'm thinking either Tom Tancredo or Duncan Hunter, or maybe Tom Tancredo or Duncan Hunter. And let's not forget, Tom Tancredo......or Duncan Hunter. All of the above guys are good. Posted by: United Statesian on December 5, 2007 02:40 PMAnyone know how/where to download this ad? This has got to be shared. This is yet another example of a politician who does not know what he is talking about and has not taken time to do his research. I don't know if this comment will be approved by this website but I am sure most of you do not know these gangs were started here in the United States due to the mistreatment by mainstream America. These gangs have been EXPORTED to Central America, not the other way around. As you may know, gangs were created in the United States, specifically Los Angeles and spread to other parts of the world. Central American immigrants coming in to the United States are hard working, family oriented, honest people. I just wish a politician such as Tancredo who has been so outspoken on the issue of immigration would take out the time and research the facts before he airs a commercial like this. Clear irresponsibility on his part. Posted by: Elvis Jocol on December 5, 2007 06:35 PMTom Tancredo, Lou Dobbs, Duncan Hunter all know if we don't stop illegal immigration that our country will end up a third world country like Mexico. These men are looking out for the middle class tat are being screwed by this government. GO TOM Posted by: ALOHA on December 5, 2007 08:14 PMwhatever good people like Tancredo accomplish the courts wil overturn since the courts are the amen corner of ACLU, LA RAZA, MECHA, CAIR, MUSLIM SOCIETY OF NORTH AMERICA ETC, this is what i call democracy in action , and this is what the US is fighting for overseas Posted by: impeachbush on December 5, 2007 11:33 PMHold the phone Elvis. No other group of immigrants in this nation's history has resorted to the gang and criminal mentality we are witnessing today. You want to blame it on mainstream society? Fine. Just acknowledge the simple truth that mainstream society is under no obligation to extend any kind of courtesy to those who enter in a criminal manner, and whose presence demeans and degrades the quality of life of those of us who are legal citizens and/or legal immigrants by sucking up jobs and opportunity. Did they expect to be welcomed with open arms? Also, you need to consider just how disrespectful it is to not only break into someone’s home, but to demand they provide for your every need, and redecorate the living quarters to suit their desires to boot. As far as your claim that these gangs were created here in this country, “Are you kidding me?” That was the behavior they chose. They could have just as easily chosen to go back to where they came from and take steps to enter the country legally, with respect for this nation and its citizens. What they chose to do is take their chosen reprehensible behavior with them. This is not the fault of the US and its citizens. Period. "I am sure most of you do not know these gangs were started here in the United States." SOoooo, Elvis,...if pedophilia was originally started here in the United Stated, you say we should stand by and do nothing to stop it? Posted by: DinTN on December 7, 2007 11:08 PM |
of Hope: The Life, Faith and Dreams of a Mexican President. Fox’s collaborator on this literary masterpiece is none other than Bush advisor Rob Allyn. It’s a small world after all! And get this --Revolution of Hope was not written for Mexican readers--it was designed for the American market, is only for sale in the U.S., and only exists in English!" says Allen Wall. "Fox is bringing his propaganda monologue on a grand tour of the U.S.A. Fox is plugging his book and promoting his brand of mass immigration/globalist mumbo-jumbo, meddling in U.S. internal affairs, slandering Americans who don’t agree with him, and repeatedly endorsing Hillary for president. Most everything is going according to script for Vicente, although some protestors have shown up to protest his presence--some Americans who want the law enforced, and some Mexican critics of Fox."
employing illegal immigrants at his 'sanctuary mansion,' said he had fired the landscaper for his suburban Boston home after learning for a second time about undocumented workers laboring on the property. In a statement issued Tuesday after he concluded his campaign appearances for the day, Romney said: 'After this same issue arose last year, I gave the company a second chance with very specific conditions. They were instructed to make sure people working for the company were of legal status,'" the AP reports. "[The Boston Globe] in a follow-up report, said it observed at least two illegal workers on Romney's property the morning after the [sanctuary mansion comments at the] debate, raking leaves from the grass and debris from the tennis court. The newspaper said it had also observed the same workers during the prior two months." 
a group to push for tougher measures against illegal immigrants, the latest sign that local governments in the state will look for ways to act while immigration reform remains stalled in Congress. The Coalition on Illegal Aliens will consider the impact of illegal immigrants on residential overcrowding, crime, public services and other quality-of-life concerns while developing proposals for state and local laws. The coalition will also look at measures designed to punish employees who hire illegal immigrants and landlords who house them," the Washington Post reports. "The coalition is the third multi-jurisdictional body in the state created this year to address the issue. The others are the Virginia Commission on Immigration and the Alien Criminal Enforcement Task Force."
the United States over the last two decades, Jose Osvandir Borges and his wife, Elisabeth, came on tourist visas and stayed as illegal immigrants, putting down roots in ways they never expected. After packing up their plasma-screen TV, scholastic trophies and other fruits of 12 prosperous years in the Ironbound in Newark, the couple and their American-born daughter, Marianna, 10, were scheduled to fly back to Brazil for good this morning. They expect their son, Thiago, 21, to follow in a year or two, despite his reluctance to leave the only land that feels like home," the New York Times reports. That decision — to give up on life in the United States — is being made by more and more Brazilians across the country, according to consular officials, travel agencies swamped by one-way ticket bookings, and community leaders in the neighborhoods that Brazilian immigrants have transformed, from Boston to Pompano Beach, Fla."
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