” “Latinos will become, eventually, the majority in this country,” said Ramos, noting that they currently represent 14 percent of the U.S. population. “This is becoming a bilingual country.” ”

That’s what some have been pointing out here. When Latinos become the majority, they will elected Latinos at all levels of government.

Bye, bye, elected white liberals! And, would bet that the probability is high that the New Latinos will not only implement immigration policies and laws that are as stringent as those currently in force in Mexico, but also would see that these immigration policies and laws are strictly enforced. Then, we’ll finally have border security!

Just look at California. Check out how many LATINO/LATINA’S have been elected to congress in areas controlled by them. It is true in other parts of the country with LARGE latino populations. The once said they would reclaim “their” land one way or another.

I agree. Those SOB - South of the Border - quotas should be drastically reduced and racist groups like La Raza should be under constant surveillance.

When I went to meet her,
man you should have seen her.
Twice as tall as me three times the girth…

My fat baby loves to eat,
big old buddha belly and her breasts swing past her feet.
My fat baby loves to eat, eat, eat.

My big old fat ass baby loves to eat ! ! ! !…..

THANK YOU…I’M HERE ALL WEEK ! ! !….LOLOL

sorry guys i had to do it. BVBL guy, please don’t kick me out….lol

Talk about a tough judge…

4/11/2009 12:01:00 AM

Men dealt 6 life terms
Robbers get one of stiffest rulings in county history

By Josh Green
Staff Writer

LAWRENCEVILLE - A judge imposed six life sentences plus more than 200 years on the last two captured members of a posse who robbed, sexually assaulted and generally terrorized Gwinnett immigrant communities five years ago.

The ruling caps the prosecution of eight men who’ll face some of the longest sentences imposed in the history of Gwinnett County.

Suffice it to say Superior Court Judge Debra Turner - known for doling harsh penalties - doesn’t shine kindly on home invaders.

Turner set a Georgia record in 2007 when she sentenced Jeffrey Kollie and Ryan Brandt each to seven consecutive life sentences plus 265 years.

The duo robbed a string of Gwinnett restaurants and a married couple at their Snellville home in 2006. They held the record for longest sentencing in Georgia until Brian Nichols was dealt life in prison without parole last December, said Lisa Jones, the Deputy Chief Assistant District Attorney who prosecuted both Gwinnett robbing crews.

Turner concluded a two-week trial Tuesday when she sentenced Javier Quiroz, 24, and Paulino Martinez, 26, to several centuries behind bars. A jury convicted Quiroz of 22 counts and Martinez of 24 but was hung on a total of 22 other charges, Jones said.

The judge declared a mistrial on the latter counts.

“Whether they’ll be retried on those counts is still to be determined,” Jones said.

To date, four members of the posse have been sentenced to more than 150 years in prison each after entering guilty pleas. The only two to fight the charges before last month - Gustavo Cisneros and Mario Silverio - were sentenced by Turner to six life sentences plus more than 200 years.

“(Turner) gave each defendant the maximum sentence possible,” Jones said.

The nine-man posse targeted eight Hispanic families and one Jamaican family in early 2004.

In one instance, a mother was stripped and sexually molested in front of her 6-year-old child; in another, a man who wouldn’t divulge the location of stashed money was burned and cut with a red-hot knife.

Prosecutors painted the robbers as a methodical crew, who in each instance were masked, wore gloves and picked the homes clean of cash, jewelry and other valuables. They moved in ranks, anointing members either drivers, gunmen, cover-men, searchers or lookouts, prosecutors said.

The ninth suspect, a juvenile at the time, was mistakenly set free. Jones said a bench warrant has been issued for the teen’s arrest but he has not yet been captured.

But they are only here to work…

“… no topic is out of bounds for use in their ceaseless, shameless drumbeat of victimhood. So a vile depiction of Jesus as a “migrant” for political purposes is just another day in Mexico City during Easter week.”

http://blog.vdare.com/archives/2009/04/11/mexicans-rejigger-good-friday-as-an-amnesty-extravaganza/

But what say high and mighty exclusive B.U. “values” to the treatment of American unborn? Anybody from the Eradicate Columbus Day at Brown group batting any eyes over abortion? I think not. I simply pointed to their selective self rightious simplistic sympathies as well as their hypocrisy. Doubt that abortion would be considered ” inconsistant with Brown’s values” for the same reasons you outline for yourself. Not heroes crusading for human rights, just trying to preserve faith in the inane.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/jan/11/ignoring-issue-of-black-abortions/

Funny how militant many atheists are.. if there is no God, what’s the point?

If God is so obviously non-existent, why make such a fuss? To a real atheist, being a militant atheist would be like defining your life in terms of one’s non-belief in the Easter Bunny.

Atheism (or as some, ironicly, refer to it, “freethought”) is easily the most dogmatic religion that exists. It requires more faith than most any other religion. In short, it’s perfect for the average person with a serious God complex.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/jan/11/ignoring-issue-of-black-abortions/

Columbus Day Becomes “Fall Weekend”
Brown University has renamed Columbus Day as “Fall Weekend,” on the grounds that honoring the guy held responsible for the spread of Western Civilization to the Western Hemisphere would be “inconsistent with Brown’s values.”

Via Pajamas Media, this excerpt from The Killing of History gives an indication of the culture our forefathers displaced, to the horror of liberal educrats:

Human sacrifice was practiced by the Aztecs of Mexico, the Mayas of Yucatan, the Incas of Peru, the Tupinambas and the Caytes of Brazil, the natives of Guyana and the Pawnee and Huron tribes of North America. In societies that had developed urban settlements, such as those of the Aztecs and Mayas, victims were usually taken to a central temple and lain across an altar where priests would cut out their hearts and offer them to the gods. In the less technologically developed societies of Guyana and Brazil, victims would either be battered to death in the open and then dismembered, or tied up and burned to death over a fire. The early Europeans were shocked to find that sacrifice was often accompanied by cannibalism. In Tenochtitlan, the remains of sacrificed victims were taken from the temples and distributed among the populace, who would cook the flesh in a stew. In Guyana and Brazil, limbs of victims were skewered and roasted over a spit before being consumed. The Caytes of the Brazilian coast ate the crew of every wrecked Portuguese vessel they found. The American anthropologist Harry Turney-High writes: “At one meal they ate the first Bishop of Bahia, to Canons, the Procurator of the Royal Portuguese Treasury, two pregnant women, and several children.”
The sin of Columbus was that his discovery led to these vibrant multicultural festivities giving way to the ultimate crime against political correctness, the USA.

Many people lack a spiritual belief system and fill that void with obsessions.

“I’m pro-masturbation though. As Woody Allen said, don’t knock masturbation. It’s sex with someone I love.”

There’s a God is a woody or woody is my God joke here somewhere, but I don’t think it’s worth the effort.

You’re on your own there, bpc. In more ways than one.

I bet MSNBC is shocked that so far, he’s ranking a strong “F”……
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/29493093/

” “Latinos will become, eventually, the majority in this country,” said Ramos, noting that they currently represent 14 percent of the U.S. population. “This is becoming a bilingual country.” ”
……………………….

That’s what some have been pointing out here. When Latinos become the majority, they will elected Latinos at all levels of government.

Bye, bye, elected white liberals! And, would bet that the probability is high that the New Latinos will not only implement immigration policies and laws that are as stringent as those currently in force in Mexico, but also would see that these immigration policies and laws are strictly enforced. Then, we’ll finally have border security!

Meanwhile, if you want to preserve your religious beliefs, you should acknowledge that the Bible - written in a very different era than the present - says flat-out that masturbation is a sin.

I’m pro-masturbation though. As Woody Allen said, don’t knock masturbation. It’s sex with someone I love.

You’re saying he was “right”? He thought that he was in India and came over to plant the flag of Spain. I take no pride or pleasure in it.

“yet we abort 50 million infants and don’t bat an eye! ”

Actually rather than not batting an eye, people think and talk about the issue quite a bit. And each political party has an associated constituency on one side of the issue that has them in chokehold. Seems to me it’s acknowledged as a major issue. Even though it seems to me like a bizarre fantasy that you could ever outlaw it in more than a handful of states.

Bottom line most swing voters don’t much care. They probably feel like me that late-term abortion is highly distasteful but early-term abortion is no sin. At some point it’s criminal. Is the current line drawn in the right place? probably.

“Planned Parenthood abortion mills ring our nations’ black ghettos (like panzer tanks - as someone described them on another site) yet we act as if a racist genocide is not occurring everyday in America. It is now being funded with taxpayer dollars.

I’ll say it again …We act as if a racist genocide is not occuring everyday in America.”

Well, that’s a harsh accusation, but it seems to me that the Planned Parenthood Centers are not a racist plot, but are centering in urban neighborhoods because that is where more unplanned pregnancies happen, and to people with limited transport. You really believe it’s a plot?

I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again. The only reason that early-term abortion disturbs some of you is because you believe in a “soul”, and the “soul” would naturally come into being at the instance of conception. You’re not so much fighting for “unborn babies” - if you were, you’d take it further and go Catholic and try to ensure that seed not be spilt upon the ground and so forth. You’re just concerned with rationalizing and justifying your silly, childish belief in a fairy stories that no sane person should take seriously.

At least, that’s my 2 cents. You’re not a hero crusading for human rights, you’re just trying to preserve your faith in the inane.

Students and submissive staff at Brown Univesity can transmit their values back 500 years and say Columbus was wrong, yet we abort 50 million infants and don’t bat an eye! Planned Parenthood abortion mills ring our nations’ black ghettos (like panzer tanks - as someone described them on another site) yet we act as if a racist genocide is not occurring everyday in America. It is now being funded with taxpayer dollars.

I’ll say it again …We act as if a racist genocide is not occuring everyday in America.

You need to interact with the real world more? … that real world anything like the real news we get from Chris Matthews, Katie Couric, the New York Times and Newspeak Magazine? Our actual, typical, real MSM PC propaganda makes Goebbels look like a diletant. Interact with the real world more? You first:

http://www.capmag.com/article.asp?ID=1464

Happy Easter and Passover all.

Freedom, we need to stand up, speak up, and take back our country. We are Americans and we believe in America, liberty, and freedom.

The Capital should also have been on the stops to voice an opinion. Congress is just as guilty as Treasury and the Presidency.

Your View
Potomac News
Published: April 12, 2009

I read the column by Michael Shannon in Thursday’s News & Messenger, entitled “Why doesn’t the Big Enchilada empathize?” In it, Mr. Shannon levels what could only be characterized as a personal
attack upon Chief Charlie Deane. The brunt of the attack focused on an alleged delay in enforcement of the county’s crackdown on illegal aliens. The editorial writer attributes the alleged delay to a
personal motive by Chief Deane that is completely unsubstantiated and baseless.

The county policy, if not unique, is certainly novel and one that has little precedent. It quite properly generated a degree of controversy and debate that I have not seen in my more than 30 years as a
resident or attorney in this county. Consider the possible legal ramifications had this policy been implemented in any other than a uniform fashion by officers who had been thoroughly trained in its
implementation. The chief acted in a prudent and responsible manner to ensure that all his officers were properly trained. Had he done otherwise, the risk would have been that the county might have been
exposed to suit under federal law for violation of individual rights. Chief Deane was in uncharted and perilous legal territory, and we should all be grateful that he acted as he did.

While I for one do not think it should be the job of local political subdivisions to enforce federal immigration laws and that such enforcement should be within the exclusive purview of the federal authorities,
that has nothing to do with the position I take regarding Chief Deane.

In sum, we are very fortunate to have Charlie Deane as our chief of county police. He has been responsible for the leadership and development of a truly exemplary law enforcement organization of which
we should all be proud.

RICHARD E. VOGEL

Woodbridge