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SUNNYSIDE (6-24-07)--La Raza does NOT want it made clear that there's a big difference between racism and nationalism. Such clarity disolves their arguments. If you're a racist, you automatically bristle when you see someone else of a different skin color from your own. You back away and turn your head. If you have a room-temperature IQ, you spit. If you're simply a nationalist, you won't allow anyone--foreign or domestic--forcibly to change or tear down your country, regardless of how they intend to go about it. Viewed through this lens, take a look at La Raza in the streets, and their sly backers in the ACLU. Keep the difference between racism and nationalism straight in your head. Smile when La Raza calls you names. But don't give an inch. Take it to 'em. This is YOUR country, Americans. You know who you are. |
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SUNNYSIDE (6-21-07)--If you're a gang member in Sunnyside, WA, (100% la raza say police) you now may be up for a maximum year in jail and $5,000 fine. A parent who "knowingly permits" a child to break the new gang law may also be guilty of a civil infraction and fined $1,000. Ah, but in steps "ACLU spokesman" Doug Honig. According to the Washington BAR Assn., this bird isn't even an attorney. Honig says he's going to "watch" how the new law is enforced. If Honig sets foot in town, he should be nailed under the city's nuisance statutes. In fact, the ACLU has become a left-wing nuisance. The ACLU itself should be sued for aiding and abetting sedition in our country. Good news: Capt. Phil Schenck says he's got calls from cities all across the country who are looking at a similar law in their own jurisdictions. News note: ACLU lawyers, all of whom work for a firm, have been known to make $600 an hour for their extra-curricular "services", bought and paid-for by unseemly special interest groups. |
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SUNNYSIDE (6-9-07)--Corporate agriculture in Washington State is hauling out its big guns. They're angry that the latest immigration amnesty bill died in Congress. They want Pres. Bush to resurrect the amnesty bill (Bush said today he intends to do just that). Mike Gempler, executive director of the Yakima-based Washington Growers League, said reform groups are "getting a lot of publicity" and "inaccurately charactrizing the (bill) as amnesty". Gempler indicates big ag is going to retaliate in the press. Some 200 ag businesses and community groups (unnamed) will pay $10,000 for full-page ads in the Tri-City Herald, Yakima Herald Republic, Spokesman Review (Spokane), Wenatchee World, and Walla Walla Union Bulletin. Chances are excellent the ads won't be pro-Minuteman. Sources inside various Minutemen groups vow to get a list of ad buyers and compare it with ICE raid lists. |
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SUNNYSIDE (6-8-07)--After a half year, Sunnyside PD still refuses to give out precise addresses of those whom it arrests, according to I-Watch, an organization designed to curb gang thuggery on Sunnyside's Harrison Hill. In the past, police have released precise addresses for the press and public. "It appears Sunnyside Police do not intend to (provide the addresses). We can only conclude the PD does not want I-Watch to know where arrestees live. With the new anti-gang ordinance, some persons will be arrested on charges of being gang members. If they're juveniles, we won't know who they are. Nor, given PD policy (not law) we will not know where gang members live." "Meanwhile gangsters literally are taking over Sunnyside, and good members of the community are moving away. Is that what the city wants?" said I-Watch. Sunnyside PD has reportedly stopped giving complete addresses for those whom the agency arrests. The PD has made it impossible for the public to see where suspected criminals live in Sunnyside. I-Watch members say they have a suggestion: "Have the police return to giving house numbers in its arrest reports." |
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