From all the new graphics, I'm sure most of you have guessed what my big announcement is. I've returned to the ANP. I should never have left in the first place. I suppose I was "in seach" of something. The thing is, what I was searching for I already had, and I just didn't realise it. No, I'm not being totally fair to myself.
I left the ANP for the NSALP. Why? Some would say because they offered to make me a national officer. That's not true. I wasn't offered the appointment of Propaganda Director for about a month after joined. At the time, I didn't see that the NSALP was all that different from the ANP. Plus, the NSALP HQ was only about 75 miles away, rather than nearly 2000. All of ANP's events are east of the Mississippi, which makes it harder for me to attend. I figured when NSALP started having events, they would be more or less out here which would be super convenient.
The funny thing is, despite the HQ being so close, I never once went out there. Part of it was the nasty traffic all the way to Burbank. For those of you who have never been to the Los Angeles area, I can assure you that the traffic is the absolute worst. The 91 freeway has been named the most congested in the country, and the Hollywood freeway ranks number two. The 10, which was the one I would have used for a good part of the trip was the third worst. Basically let's just say the traffic sucks and I didn't want to put myself through it. There's also the fact that as I heard disturbing rumours that Krebs was not who he said he was, and that there really was no office in Burbank, and I think I was afraid of learning something I would have rather not known if I did go.
Then after the death of Krebs, or Rodney Martin, or Lillienthal, or whoever the hell he really was, things fell apart. I assumed control as acting chairman and made an arrangement with Paul Mullet of Aryan Nations. OK, it was a bad decision, but at least I had the guts to make it, which is more than many can say. I took SOME kind of action, rather than let everything die.
I don't have to explain what happened with AN next as it's all recent news. Not knowing what to do, I went with Mullet when he formed his new group, the ANSP. I needed to really think things out. I decided that until I made my decision, it would be business as usual. I would perform my duties in the ANSP to the best of my ability, which is exactly what I did.
Since I never had any "words" with the director of the ANP's Security Arm, Paul Kozak, I contacted him. I told him how I felt about all the drama and bullshit going on, and there was never anything like that going on at the ANP. I asked him if he thought Rocky would take me back, despite all the crap I've said about him, Taylor, and the ANP. Rather than answer me directly, he forwarded my email to Rock, who to my surprise said I was totally welcome to come back. Taylor once asked me on his blog if it was pride or shame that kept me from admitting I was wrong. Here's my public answer to his inquiry: It was 75% pride, 25% shame. There, I said it. Several times I called Rock stubborn and pigheaded. In truth, I was the one who was stubborn and pigheaded. Rocky is a better man than I am, and I am honest enough to admit it. OK, I've eaten enough crow. I'm full.
The reason I held off making this announcement was because of the elections. I know the media checks my blog from time to time. If I had announced my return before the election, I'm sure at least my local paper would have run a headline something like this, "CANDIDATE FOR SCHOOL BOARD JOINS AMERICAN NAZI PARTY!" Obviously, the best strategy was to wait until afterwards.
I decided to make this announcement today because I was unable to get the election results for my office. The networks were giving the results of the small town mayoral elections, but I suppose they couldn't be bothered with things like school board and city council in all the hundreds of rinky-dink little towns in California, and believe me, Rialto is pretty rinky-dink.
When all the results are in tomorrow, I'll let you know the results. It looks like Barbara Boxer will hold her seat in the Senate. It also looks like Jerry Brown is our new governor. Although I'm not certain, it looks like Nancy Pelosi, Speaker Of The House and Congreswoman from San Francisco has lost. We'll all know for certain tomorrow. Believe me, I have a lot to say about the mindless idiots in this pathetic excuse for a state. I do believe White America should fight for what's ours. However, in the case of California, perhaps it's a lost cause and we should just give it back to Mexico. That way the liberal Whites would get exactly what they deserve.
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
The Prodigal Son Comes Home
From all the new graphics, I'm sure most of you have guessed what my big announcement is. I've returned to the ANP. I should never have left in the first place. I suppose I was "in seach" of something. The thing is, what I was searching for I already had, and I just didn't realise it. No, I'm not being totally fair to myself.
I left the ANP for the NSALP. Why? Some would say because they offered to make me a national officer. That's not true. I wasn't offered the appointment of Propaganda Director for about a month after joined. At the time, I didn't see that the NSALP was all that different from the ANP. Plus, the NSALP HQ was only about 75 miles away, rather than nearly 2000. All of ANP's events are east of the Mississippi, which makes it harder for me to attend. I figured when NSALP started having events, they would be more or less out here which would be super convenient.
The funny thing is, despite the HQ being so close, I never once went out there. Part of it was the nasty traffic all the way to Burbank. For those of you who have never been to the Los Angeles area, I can assure you that the traffic is the absolute worst. The 91 freeway has been named the most congested in the country, and the Hollywood freeway ranks number two. The 10, which was the one I would have used for a good part of the trip was the third worst. Basically let's just say the traffic sucks and I didn't want to put myself through it. There's also the fact that as I heard disturbing rumours that Krebs was not who he said he was, and that there really was no office in Burbank, and I think I was afraid of learning something I would have rather not known if I did go.
Then after the death of Krebs, or Rodney Martin, or Lillienthal, or whoever the hell he really was, things fell apart. I assumed control as acting chairman and made an arrangement with Paul Mullet of Aryan Nations. OK, it was a bad decision, but at least I had the guts to make it, which is more than many can say. I took SOME kind of action, rather than let everything die.
I don't have to explain what happened with AN next as it's all recent news. Not knowing what to do, I went with Mullet when he formed his new group, the ANSP. I needed to really think things out. I decided that until I made my decision, it would be business as usual. I would perform my duties in the ANSP to the best of my ability, which is exactly what I did.
Since I never had any "words" with the director of the ANP's Security Arm, Paul Kozak, I contacted him. I told him how I felt about all the drama and bullshit going on, and there was never anything like that going on at the ANP. I asked him if he thought Rocky would take me back, despite all the crap I've said about him, Taylor, and the ANP. Rather than answer me directly, he forwarded my email to Rock, who to my surprise said I was totally welcome to come back. Taylor once asked me on his blog if it was pride or shame that kept me from admitting I was wrong. Here's my public answer to his inquiry: It was 75% pride, 25% shame. There, I said it. Several times I called Rock stubborn and pigheaded. In truth, I was the one who was stubborn and pigheaded. Rocky is a better man than I am, and I am honest enough to admit it. OK, I've eaten enough crow. I'm full.
The reason I held off making this announcement was because of the elections. I know the media checks my blog from time to time. If I had announced my return before the election, I'm sure at least my local paper would have run a headline something like this, "CANDIDATE FOR SCHOOL BOARD JOINS AMERICAN NAZI PARTY!" Obviously, the best strategy was to wait until afterwards.
I decided to make this announcement today because I was unable to get the election results for my office. The networks were giving the results of the small town mayoral elections, but I suppose they couldn't be bothered with things like school board and city council in all the hundreds of rinky-dink little towns in California, and believe me, Rialto is pretty rinky-dink.
When all the results are in tomorrow, I'll let you know the results. It looks like Barbara Boxer will hold her seat in the Senate. It also looks like Jerry Brown is our new governor. Although I'm not certain, it looks like Nancy Pelosi, Speaker Of The House and Congreswoman from San Francisco has lost. We'll all know for certain tomorrow. Believe me, I have a lot to say about the mindless idiots in this pathetic excuse for a state. I do believe White America should fight for what's ours. However, in the case of California, perhaps it's a lost cause and we should just give it back to Mexico. That way the liberal Whites would get exactly what they deserve.
I left the ANP for the NSALP. Why? Some would say because they offered to make me a national officer. That's not true. I wasn't offered the appointment of Propaganda Director for about a month after joined. At the time, I didn't see that the NSALP was all that different from the ANP. Plus, the NSALP HQ was only about 75 miles away, rather than nearly 2000. All of ANP's events are east of the Mississippi, which makes it harder for me to attend. I figured when NSALP started having events, they would be more or less out here which would be super convenient.
The funny thing is, despite the HQ being so close, I never once went out there. Part of it was the nasty traffic all the way to Burbank. For those of you who have never been to the Los Angeles area, I can assure you that the traffic is the absolute worst. The 91 freeway has been named the most congested in the country, and the Hollywood freeway ranks number two. The 10, which was the one I would have used for a good part of the trip was the third worst. Basically let's just say the traffic sucks and I didn't want to put myself through it. There's also the fact that as I heard disturbing rumours that Krebs was not who he said he was, and that there really was no office in Burbank, and I think I was afraid of learning something I would have rather not known if I did go.
Then after the death of Krebs, or Rodney Martin, or Lillienthal, or whoever the hell he really was, things fell apart. I assumed control as acting chairman and made an arrangement with Paul Mullet of Aryan Nations. OK, it was a bad decision, but at least I had the guts to make it, which is more than many can say. I took SOME kind of action, rather than let everything die.
I don't have to explain what happened with AN next as it's all recent news. Not knowing what to do, I went with Mullet when he formed his new group, the ANSP. I needed to really think things out. I decided that until I made my decision, it would be business as usual. I would perform my duties in the ANSP to the best of my ability, which is exactly what I did.
Since I never had any "words" with the director of the ANP's Security Arm, Paul Kozak, I contacted him. I told him how I felt about all the drama and bullshit going on, and there was never anything like that going on at the ANP. I asked him if he thought Rocky would take me back, despite all the crap I've said about him, Taylor, and the ANP. Rather than answer me directly, he forwarded my email to Rock, who to my surprise said I was totally welcome to come back. Taylor once asked me on his blog if it was pride or shame that kept me from admitting I was wrong. Here's my public answer to his inquiry: It was 75% pride, 25% shame. There, I said it. Several times I called Rock stubborn and pigheaded. In truth, I was the one who was stubborn and pigheaded. Rocky is a better man than I am, and I am honest enough to admit it. OK, I've eaten enough crow. I'm full.
The reason I held off making this announcement was because of the elections. I know the media checks my blog from time to time. If I had announced my return before the election, I'm sure at least my local paper would have run a headline something like this, "CANDIDATE FOR SCHOOL BOARD JOINS AMERICAN NAZI PARTY!" Obviously, the best strategy was to wait until afterwards.
I decided to make this announcement today because I was unable to get the election results for my office. The networks were giving the results of the small town mayoral elections, but I suppose they couldn't be bothered with things like school board and city council in all the hundreds of rinky-dink little towns in California, and believe me, Rialto is pretty rinky-dink.
When all the results are in tomorrow, I'll let you know the results. It looks like Barbara Boxer will hold her seat in the Senate. It also looks like Jerry Brown is our new governor. Although I'm not certain, it looks like Nancy Pelosi, Speaker Of The House and Congreswoman from San Francisco has lost. We'll all know for certain tomorrow. Believe me, I have a lot to say about the mindless idiots in this pathetic excuse for a state. I do believe White America should fight for what's ours. However, in the case of California, perhaps it's a lost cause and we should just give it back to Mexico. That way the liberal Whites would get exactly what they deserve.
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
'Twas The Night Before Elections
'Twas the night before elections
And all through the house,
No voters were stirring or even a mouse.
The ballots were hung at the polls with care,
In the hope that the voters soon would be there.
The people all rested snug in their beds,
While visions of reforms danced in their heads.
With my wife in her kerchief, and I in my cap,
At work we'd both just been given the sack.
At last we were asleep, though both much afeared.
When down in my kitchen I heard a strange sound,
And out of bed I leaped with a bound.
In my own kitchen, I saw Uncle Sam,
With the smell of booze in his beard,
My cigars in his hand.
American Voter he sneered,
Your vote doesn't count.
You have no money,
At least not enough to count.
You don't even work, he said with a jeer.
As he then turned to leave, that old piece of dung,
He mooned me one time, then stuck out his tongue.
Then I heard him exclaim as he broke wind with glee,
You're just a White Worker, you'll never be free!
I wrote this myself, borrowing a bit from 'Twas The Night Before Christmas, and a parody of it Al Bundy recited on a Christmas episode of "Married: With Children", plus my own imagination. It pretty much sums up the American electoral process for the White Working class.
Although this post will be published at midnight, right now it is still Nov. 1 here in the Pacific Time Zone. Election day is tomorrow, and you can imagine, I'm a bit on the anxious side. I don't seriously expect to win, but stranger things have happened. Besides, it'll be interesting at least to see how I did. But even if I lose, it's not a total loss. I learned some valuable things for future elections, and I can also help other aspiring National Socialists. Remember, the first step to political office isn't winning, it's running.
I'll post the election results immediately I learn them, however, I may not learn them until Wednesday. If so, I'll post them Thursday at midnight, which is usually when I set my posts to publish automatically, unless I happen to still be up after that.
BTW, last week I mentioned I had a big announcement I'd make this week. I will let you in on it the day after I post the election results, which means it will be either Thursday or Friday at midnight.
And all through the house,
No voters were stirring or even a mouse.
The ballots were hung at the polls with care,
In the hope that the voters soon would be there.
The people all rested snug in their beds,
While visions of reforms danced in their heads.
With my wife in her kerchief, and I in my cap,
At work we'd both just been given the sack.
At last we were asleep, though both much afeared.
When down in my kitchen I heard a strange sound,
And out of bed I leaped with a bound.
In my own kitchen, I saw Uncle Sam,
With the smell of booze in his beard,
My cigars in his hand.
American Voter he sneered,
Your vote doesn't count.
You have no money,
At least not enough to count.
You don't even work, he said with a jeer.
As he then turned to leave, that old piece of dung,
He mooned me one time, then stuck out his tongue.
Then I heard him exclaim as he broke wind with glee,
You're just a White Worker, you'll never be free!
I wrote this myself, borrowing a bit from 'Twas The Night Before Christmas, and a parody of it Al Bundy recited on a Christmas episode of "Married: With Children", plus my own imagination. It pretty much sums up the American electoral process for the White Working class.
Although this post will be published at midnight, right now it is still Nov. 1 here in the Pacific Time Zone. Election day is tomorrow, and you can imagine, I'm a bit on the anxious side. I don't seriously expect to win, but stranger things have happened. Besides, it'll be interesting at least to see how I did. But even if I lose, it's not a total loss. I learned some valuable things for future elections, and I can also help other aspiring National Socialists. Remember, the first step to political office isn't winning, it's running.
I'll post the election results immediately I learn them, however, I may not learn them until Wednesday. If so, I'll post them Thursday at midnight, which is usually when I set my posts to publish automatically, unless I happen to still be up after that.
BTW, last week I mentioned I had a big announcement I'd make this week. I will let you in on it the day after I post the election results, which means it will be either Thursday or Friday at midnight.
'Twas The Night Before Elections
'Twas the night before elections
And all through the house,
No voters were stirring or even a mouse.
The ballots were hung at the polls with care,
In the hope that the voters soon would be there.
The people all rested snug in their beds,
While visions of reforms danced in their heads.
With my wife in her kerchief, and I in my cap,
At work we'd both just been given the sack.
At last we were asleep, though both much afeared.
When down in my kitchen I heard a strange sound,
And out of bed I leaped with a bound.
In my own kitchen, I saw Uncle Sam,
With the smell of booze in his beard,
My cigars in his hand.
American Voter he sneered,
Your vote doesn't count.
You have no money,
At least not enough to count.
You don't even work, he said with a jeer.
As he then turned to leave, that old piece of dung,
He mooned me one time, then stuck out his tongue.
Then I heard him exclaim as he broke wind with glee,
You're just a White Worker, you'll never be free!
I wrote this myself, borrowing a bit from 'Twas The Night Before Christmas, and a parody of it Al Bundy recited on a Christmas episode of "Married: With Children", plus my own imagination. It pretty much sums up the American electoral process for the White Working class.
Although this post will be published at midnight, right now it is still Nov. 1 here in the Pacific Time Zone. Election day is tomorrow, and you can imagine, I'm a bit on the anxious side. I don't seriously expect to win, but stranger things have happened. Besides, it'll be interesting at least to see how I did. But even if I lose, it's not a total loss. I learned some valuable things for future elections, and I can also help other aspiring National Socialists. Remember, the first step to political office isn't winning, it's running.
I'll post the election results immediately I learn them, however, I may not learn them until Wednesday. If so, I'll post them Thursday at midnight, which is usually when I set my posts to publish automatically, unless I happen to still be up after that.
BTW, last week I mentioned I had a big announcement I'd make this week. I will let you in on it the day after I post the election results, which means it will be either Thursday or Friday at midnight.
And all through the house,
No voters were stirring or even a mouse.
The ballots were hung at the polls with care,
In the hope that the voters soon would be there.
The people all rested snug in their beds,
While visions of reforms danced in their heads.
With my wife in her kerchief, and I in my cap,
At work we'd both just been given the sack.
At last we were asleep, though both much afeared.
When down in my kitchen I heard a strange sound,
And out of bed I leaped with a bound.
In my own kitchen, I saw Uncle Sam,
With the smell of booze in his beard,
My cigars in his hand.
American Voter he sneered,
Your vote doesn't count.
You have no money,
At least not enough to count.
You don't even work, he said with a jeer.
As he then turned to leave, that old piece of dung,
He mooned me one time, then stuck out his tongue.
Then I heard him exclaim as he broke wind with glee,
You're just a White Worker, you'll never be free!
I wrote this myself, borrowing a bit from 'Twas The Night Before Christmas, and a parody of it Al Bundy recited on a Christmas episode of "Married: With Children", plus my own imagination. It pretty much sums up the American electoral process for the White Working class.
Although this post will be published at midnight, right now it is still Nov. 1 here in the Pacific Time Zone. Election day is tomorrow, and you can imagine, I'm a bit on the anxious side. I don't seriously expect to win, but stranger things have happened. Besides, it'll be interesting at least to see how I did. But even if I lose, it's not a total loss. I learned some valuable things for future elections, and I can also help other aspiring National Socialists. Remember, the first step to political office isn't winning, it's running.
I'll post the election results immediately I learn them, however, I may not learn them until Wednesday. If so, I'll post them Thursday at midnight, which is usually when I set my posts to publish automatically, unless I happen to still be up after that.
BTW, last week I mentioned I had a big announcement I'd make this week. I will let you in on it the day after I post the election results, which means it will be either Thursday or Friday at midnight.
Monday, November 1, 2010
Illegals canvass for votes in Washington State
AP
10/22/10
SEATTLE (AP) - When Maria Gianni is knocking on voters' doors, she's not bashful about telling people she is in the country illegally. She knows it's a risk to advertise to strangers that she's here illegally—but one worth taking in what she sees as a crucial election.
The 42-year-old is one of dozens of volunteers—many of them illegal immigrants—canvassing neighborhoods in the Seattle area trying to get naturalized citizens to cast a ballot for candidates like Democratic Sen. Patty Murray, who is in a neck-to-neck race with Republican Dino Rossi.
Pramila Jayapal, head of OneAmerica Votes, says the campaign is about empowering immigrants who may not feel like they can contribute to a campaign because they can't vote.
"Immigrants really do matter," Jayapal said. "If we can't vote ourselves, we're gonna knock on doors, or get family members to vote."
So far the illegal immigrants going door-to-door aren't meeting opposition. Craig Keller, an organizer for Respect WA, a group pushing for stricter immigration law in the Washington, said he doesn't mind illegal immigrants volunteering for vote drives, he just wants to make sure mistakes on the voter rolls don't allow them to vote.
"Anybody can go out and wave a sign, but when it comes to who's making the choices, there's no question they need to be citizens," Keller said.
In close elections across the country, the immigrant and minority vote is considered key for candidates, especially Democrats.
Earlier this week in Nevada, a television ad urging Latinos not to vote sparked outcry from Democrats, who called it a dirty trick meant to keep Hispanics home and boost Republican candidates. Univision and Telemundo—the nation's two largest Spanish-language networks—canceled the ad, which the Republican group Latinos for Reform had planned to eventually run in Nevada, Florida, California, Texas and Colorado through the Nov. 2 election.
Seattle is home to a wide array of immigrant communities, from Latinos to east Africans and Asians.
Congress declined this year to consider overhauling the country's immigration law, much to the chagrin of immigrant advocates who had expected Democrats to do so by now.
Still, OneAmerica Votes launched one of the largest get-out-the-vote campaigns in the state on behalf of Democratic candidates. The organization is an offshoot of OneAmerica, one of the state's largest and the most influential immigrant-rights advocacy group.
Charlie McAteer, OneAmerica Votes' spokesman, says the organization would back candidates from any party. He says they're looking for candidates who demonstrate commitment to immigrant communities or issues.
Through home visits, phone banks and mailings the organization is aiming to reach about 40,000 registered voters in the Seattle area in an attempt to help Democrats gain ground in key races. Volunteers include other types of people who can't vote, such as legal permanent residents.
About 150 volunteers rolled out in nine cities across Washington this past week, knocking on 3,000 doors.
In Bellevue, a city of nearly 123,000 east of Seattle, Gianni knocked on 25 doors and spoke to 15 people, she said.
One man, a naturalized citizen from the Philippines, said he knew what she was going through after she shared she was in the country illegally.
"There's always a risk," Gianni said in Spanish about her legal status. "But if there's a change, I would feel like I contributed, even in a small part, to a change we all need."
Gianni arrived in the United States on a visa 13 years ago looking for work and stayed. For a while her only son lived here, but has since moved back to Mexico.
"In order for there to be a change to our broken immigration system," she said, "I believe one has to fight."
Comment:
Comrades, this is not a racial issue. It is a legal issue. Irregardless of where they came from and why they came, they ignored American immigration laws. That alone is reason enough to deport them.
Many Mestizos say they have a right to be here because they were here first. I won't argue whether or not they were here first. Let's just say that even if they were, they lost their foothold in this country 160 years ago. Whether it was right or wrong, it happened, and we're not giving it back. It's time for them to get over it. Besides, if we were to give any land back, it bloody well wouldn't be to them. We took it from them, they took it from the Spanish, and the Spanish took it from the Indians, therefore the Indians have more right to it than they do.
I'm sure many Latinos would argue that they are part Indian, so they have the right to this land. True, they are part Indian, but they are part Aztec, Mayan, Olmec, and Toltec Indians. These tribes are Mexican and Central American. Now if they were Apache, Navajo, Hopi, et al, their arguement might hold some water. Now many Latinos who have been in this country since we took it from Mexico may have some American tribal blood in them, but not the ones from Mexico.
To put it simply, they need to wait their turn. My maternal grandfather waited five years before he could immigrate from Ireland. My paternal great great grandfather waited about the same. When he arrived here from Germany, he didn't speak any English. Within one year he spoke enough English to get by, and by two years was fluent. When this Maria Gianni was interviewed, she spoke in Spanish. She said she's been here 13 years. She has absolutely no business not knowing English. Now she might say when America took over this land from Mexico, the Mexicans who stayed were promised that they wouldn't have to give up their language. That's absolutely correct. However, that applied to Mexicans who were here BEFORE we took over. Also, this garruntee was not for all time. It applied to only three generations. The last generation this applied to has been dead for over 50 years. When immigrants come to this country, the least they can do is learn our language. Although it is not officially recorded as such, our language is English.
Why is EVERY other country in the world entitled to an official language except us? Because we're a nation of immigrants? Horse manure! Canada is a nation of immigrants. Their official languages are English and French. Australia is a nation of immigrants. Their official language is English. So is New Zealand. Every country in the New World is basically nations of immigrants. They all have official languages. But for some reason, the only place this is not allowed is the United States.
I am sick and tired of the attitude of Mexico for Mexicans, France for the French, etc, but America belongs to everybody. Again I say horse manure! America belongs to us! It's time the White man stood up and defended what's his.
As Commander Rockwell once said, "Take a stand, White man, or stand out of the way!"
10/22/10
SEATTLE (AP) - When Maria Gianni is knocking on voters' doors, she's not bashful about telling people she is in the country illegally. She knows it's a risk to advertise to strangers that she's here illegally—but one worth taking in what she sees as a crucial election.
The 42-year-old is one of dozens of volunteers—many of them illegal immigrants—canvassing neighborhoods in the Seattle area trying to get naturalized citizens to cast a ballot for candidates like Democratic Sen. Patty Murray, who is in a neck-to-neck race with Republican Dino Rossi.
Pramila Jayapal, head of OneAmerica Votes, says the campaign is about empowering immigrants who may not feel like they can contribute to a campaign because they can't vote.
"Immigrants really do matter," Jayapal said. "If we can't vote ourselves, we're gonna knock on doors, or get family members to vote."
So far the illegal immigrants going door-to-door aren't meeting opposition. Craig Keller, an organizer for Respect WA, a group pushing for stricter immigration law in the Washington, said he doesn't mind illegal immigrants volunteering for vote drives, he just wants to make sure mistakes on the voter rolls don't allow them to vote.
"Anybody can go out and wave a sign, but when it comes to who's making the choices, there's no question they need to be citizens," Keller said.
In close elections across the country, the immigrant and minority vote is considered key for candidates, especially Democrats.
Earlier this week in Nevada, a television ad urging Latinos not to vote sparked outcry from Democrats, who called it a dirty trick meant to keep Hispanics home and boost Republican candidates. Univision and Telemundo—the nation's two largest Spanish-language networks—canceled the ad, which the Republican group Latinos for Reform had planned to eventually run in Nevada, Florida, California, Texas and Colorado through the Nov. 2 election.
Seattle is home to a wide array of immigrant communities, from Latinos to east Africans and Asians.
Congress declined this year to consider overhauling the country's immigration law, much to the chagrin of immigrant advocates who had expected Democrats to do so by now.
Still, OneAmerica Votes launched one of the largest get-out-the-vote campaigns in the state on behalf of Democratic candidates. The organization is an offshoot of OneAmerica, one of the state's largest and the most influential immigrant-rights advocacy group.
Charlie McAteer, OneAmerica Votes' spokesman, says the organization would back candidates from any party. He says they're looking for candidates who demonstrate commitment to immigrant communities or issues.
Through home visits, phone banks and mailings the organization is aiming to reach about 40,000 registered voters in the Seattle area in an attempt to help Democrats gain ground in key races. Volunteers include other types of people who can't vote, such as legal permanent residents.
About 150 volunteers rolled out in nine cities across Washington this past week, knocking on 3,000 doors.
In Bellevue, a city of nearly 123,000 east of Seattle, Gianni knocked on 25 doors and spoke to 15 people, she said.
One man, a naturalized citizen from the Philippines, said he knew what she was going through after she shared she was in the country illegally.
"There's always a risk," Gianni said in Spanish about her legal status. "But if there's a change, I would feel like I contributed, even in a small part, to a change we all need."
Gianni arrived in the United States on a visa 13 years ago looking for work and stayed. For a while her only son lived here, but has since moved back to Mexico.
"In order for there to be a change to our broken immigration system," she said, "I believe one has to fight."
Comment:
Comrades, this is not a racial issue. It is a legal issue. Irregardless of where they came from and why they came, they ignored American immigration laws. That alone is reason enough to deport them.
Many Mestizos say they have a right to be here because they were here first. I won't argue whether or not they were here first. Let's just say that even if they were, they lost their foothold in this country 160 years ago. Whether it was right or wrong, it happened, and we're not giving it back. It's time for them to get over it. Besides, if we were to give any land back, it bloody well wouldn't be to them. We took it from them, they took it from the Spanish, and the Spanish took it from the Indians, therefore the Indians have more right to it than they do.
I'm sure many Latinos would argue that they are part Indian, so they have the right to this land. True, they are part Indian, but they are part Aztec, Mayan, Olmec, and Toltec Indians. These tribes are Mexican and Central American. Now if they were Apache, Navajo, Hopi, et al, their arguement might hold some water. Now many Latinos who have been in this country since we took it from Mexico may have some American tribal blood in them, but not the ones from Mexico.
To put it simply, they need to wait their turn. My maternal grandfather waited five years before he could immigrate from Ireland. My paternal great great grandfather waited about the same. When he arrived here from Germany, he didn't speak any English. Within one year he spoke enough English to get by, and by two years was fluent. When this Maria Gianni was interviewed, she spoke in Spanish. She said she's been here 13 years. She has absolutely no business not knowing English. Now she might say when America took over this land from Mexico, the Mexicans who stayed were promised that they wouldn't have to give up their language. That's absolutely correct. However, that applied to Mexicans who were here BEFORE we took over. Also, this garruntee was not for all time. It applied to only three generations. The last generation this applied to has been dead for over 50 years. When immigrants come to this country, the least they can do is learn our language. Although it is not officially recorded as such, our language is English.
Why is EVERY other country in the world entitled to an official language except us? Because we're a nation of immigrants? Horse manure! Canada is a nation of immigrants. Their official languages are English and French. Australia is a nation of immigrants. Their official language is English. So is New Zealand. Every country in the New World is basically nations of immigrants. They all have official languages. But for some reason, the only place this is not allowed is the United States.
I am sick and tired of the attitude of Mexico for Mexicans, France for the French, etc, but America belongs to everybody. Again I say horse manure! America belongs to us! It's time the White man stood up and defended what's his.
As Commander Rockwell once said, "Take a stand, White man, or stand out of the way!"
Illegals canvass for votes in Washington State
AP
10/22/10
SEATTLE (AP) - When Maria Gianni is knocking on voters' doors, she's not bashful about telling people she is in the country illegally. She knows it's a risk to advertise to strangers that she's here illegally—but one worth taking in what she sees as a crucial election.
The 42-year-old is one of dozens of volunteers—many of them illegal immigrants—canvassing neighborhoods in the Seattle area trying to get naturalized citizens to cast a ballot for candidates like Democratic Sen. Patty Murray, who is in a neck-to-neck race with Republican Dino Rossi.
Pramila Jayapal, head of OneAmerica Votes, says the campaign is about empowering immigrants who may not feel like they can contribute to a campaign because they can't vote.
"Immigrants really do matter," Jayapal said. "If we can't vote ourselves, we're gonna knock on doors, or get family members to vote."
So far the illegal immigrants going door-to-door aren't meeting opposition. Craig Keller, an organizer for Respect WA, a group pushing for stricter immigration law in the Washington, said he doesn't mind illegal immigrants volunteering for vote drives, he just wants to make sure mistakes on the voter rolls don't allow them to vote.
"Anybody can go out and wave a sign, but when it comes to who's making the choices, there's no question they need to be citizens," Keller said.
In close elections across the country, the immigrant and minority vote is considered key for candidates, especially Democrats.
Earlier this week in Nevada, a television ad urging Latinos not to vote sparked outcry from Democrats, who called it a dirty trick meant to keep Hispanics home and boost Republican candidates. Univision and Telemundo—the nation's two largest Spanish-language networks—canceled the ad, which the Republican group Latinos for Reform had planned to eventually run in Nevada, Florida, California, Texas and Colorado through the Nov. 2 election.
Seattle is home to a wide array of immigrant communities, from Latinos to east Africans and Asians.
Congress declined this year to consider overhauling the country's immigration law, much to the chagrin of immigrant advocates who had expected Democrats to do so by now.
Still, OneAmerica Votes launched one of the largest get-out-the-vote campaigns in the state on behalf of Democratic candidates. The organization is an offshoot of OneAmerica, one of the state's largest and the most influential immigrant-rights advocacy group.
Charlie McAteer, OneAmerica Votes' spokesman, says the organization would back candidates from any party. He says they're looking for candidates who demonstrate commitment to immigrant communities or issues.
Through home visits, phone banks and mailings the organization is aiming to reach about 40,000 registered voters in the Seattle area in an attempt to help Democrats gain ground in key races. Volunteers include other types of people who can't vote, such as legal permanent residents.
About 150 volunteers rolled out in nine cities across Washington this past week, knocking on 3,000 doors.
In Bellevue, a city of nearly 123,000 east of Seattle, Gianni knocked on 25 doors and spoke to 15 people, she said.
One man, a naturalized citizen from the Philippines, said he knew what she was going through after she shared she was in the country illegally.
"There's always a risk," Gianni said in Spanish about her legal status. "But if there's a change, I would feel like I contributed, even in a small part, to a change we all need."
Gianni arrived in the United States on a visa 13 years ago looking for work and stayed. For a while her only son lived here, but has since moved back to Mexico.
"In order for there to be a change to our broken immigration system," she said, "I believe one has to fight."
Comment:
Comrades, this is not a racial issue. It is a legal issue. Irregardless of where they came from and why they came, they ignored American immigration laws. That alone is reason enough to deport them.
Many Mestizos say they have a right to be here because they were here first. I won't argue whether or not they were here first. Let's just say that even if they were, they lost their foothold in this country 160 years ago. Whether it was right or wrong, it happened, and we're not giving it back. It's time for them to get over it. Besides, if we were to give any land back, it bloody well wouldn't be to them. We took it from them, they took it from the Spanish, and the Spanish took it from the Indians, therefore the Indians have more right to it than they do.
I'm sure many Latinos would argue that they are part Indian, so they have the right to this land. True, they are part Indian, but they are part Aztec, Mayan, Olmec, and Toltec Indians. These tribes are Mexican and Central American. Now if they were Apache, Navajo, Hopi, et al, their arguement might hold some water. Now many Latinos who have been in this country since we took it from Mexico may have some American tribal blood in them, but not the ones from Mexico.
To put it simply, they need to wait their turn. My maternal grandfather waited five years before he could immigrate from Ireland. My paternal great great grandfather waited about the same. When he arrived here from Germany, he didn't speak any English. Within one year he spoke enough English to get by, and by two years was fluent. When this Maria Gianni was interviewed, she spoke in Spanish. She said she's been here 13 years. She has absolutely no business not knowing English. Now she might say when America took over this land from Mexico, the Mexicans who stayed were promised that they wouldn't have to give up their language. That's absolutely correct. However, that applied to Mexicans who were here BEFORE we took over. Also, this garruntee was not for all time. It applied to only three generations. The last generation this applied to has been dead for over 50 years. When immigrants come to this country, the least they can do is learn our language. Although it is not officially recorded as such, our language is English.
Why is EVERY other country in the world entitled to an official language except us? Because we're a nation of immigrants? Horse manure! Canada is a nation of immigrants. Their official languages are English and French. Australia is a nation of immigrants. Their official language is English. So is New Zealand. Every country in the New World is basically nations of immigrants. They all have official languages. But for some reason, the only place this is not allowed is the United States.
I am sick and tired of the attitude of Mexico for Mexicans, France for the French, etc, but America belongs to everybody. Again I say horse manure! America belongs to us! It's time the White man stood up and defended what's his.
As Commander Rockwell once said, "Take a stand, White man, or stand out of the way!"
10/22/10
SEATTLE (AP) - When Maria Gianni is knocking on voters' doors, she's not bashful about telling people she is in the country illegally. She knows it's a risk to advertise to strangers that she's here illegally—but one worth taking in what she sees as a crucial election.
The 42-year-old is one of dozens of volunteers—many of them illegal immigrants—canvassing neighborhoods in the Seattle area trying to get naturalized citizens to cast a ballot for candidates like Democratic Sen. Patty Murray, who is in a neck-to-neck race with Republican Dino Rossi.
Pramila Jayapal, head of OneAmerica Votes, says the campaign is about empowering immigrants who may not feel like they can contribute to a campaign because they can't vote.
"Immigrants really do matter," Jayapal said. "If we can't vote ourselves, we're gonna knock on doors, or get family members to vote."
So far the illegal immigrants going door-to-door aren't meeting opposition. Craig Keller, an organizer for Respect WA, a group pushing for stricter immigration law in the Washington, said he doesn't mind illegal immigrants volunteering for vote drives, he just wants to make sure mistakes on the voter rolls don't allow them to vote.
"Anybody can go out and wave a sign, but when it comes to who's making the choices, there's no question they need to be citizens," Keller said.
In close elections across the country, the immigrant and minority vote is considered key for candidates, especially Democrats.
Earlier this week in Nevada, a television ad urging Latinos not to vote sparked outcry from Democrats, who called it a dirty trick meant to keep Hispanics home and boost Republican candidates. Univision and Telemundo—the nation's two largest Spanish-language networks—canceled the ad, which the Republican group Latinos for Reform had planned to eventually run in Nevada, Florida, California, Texas and Colorado through the Nov. 2 election.
Seattle is home to a wide array of immigrant communities, from Latinos to east Africans and Asians.
Congress declined this year to consider overhauling the country's immigration law, much to the chagrin of immigrant advocates who had expected Democrats to do so by now.
Still, OneAmerica Votes launched one of the largest get-out-the-vote campaigns in the state on behalf of Democratic candidates. The organization is an offshoot of OneAmerica, one of the state's largest and the most influential immigrant-rights advocacy group.
Charlie McAteer, OneAmerica Votes' spokesman, says the organization would back candidates from any party. He says they're looking for candidates who demonstrate commitment to immigrant communities or issues.
Through home visits, phone banks and mailings the organization is aiming to reach about 40,000 registered voters in the Seattle area in an attempt to help Democrats gain ground in key races. Volunteers include other types of people who can't vote, such as legal permanent residents.
About 150 volunteers rolled out in nine cities across Washington this past week, knocking on 3,000 doors.
In Bellevue, a city of nearly 123,000 east of Seattle, Gianni knocked on 25 doors and spoke to 15 people, she said.
One man, a naturalized citizen from the Philippines, said he knew what she was going through after she shared she was in the country illegally.
"There's always a risk," Gianni said in Spanish about her legal status. "But if there's a change, I would feel like I contributed, even in a small part, to a change we all need."
Gianni arrived in the United States on a visa 13 years ago looking for work and stayed. For a while her only son lived here, but has since moved back to Mexico.
"In order for there to be a change to our broken immigration system," she said, "I believe one has to fight."
Comment:
Comrades, this is not a racial issue. It is a legal issue. Irregardless of where they came from and why they came, they ignored American immigration laws. That alone is reason enough to deport them.
Many Mestizos say they have a right to be here because they were here first. I won't argue whether or not they were here first. Let's just say that even if they were, they lost their foothold in this country 160 years ago. Whether it was right or wrong, it happened, and we're not giving it back. It's time for them to get over it. Besides, if we were to give any land back, it bloody well wouldn't be to them. We took it from them, they took it from the Spanish, and the Spanish took it from the Indians, therefore the Indians have more right to it than they do.
I'm sure many Latinos would argue that they are part Indian, so they have the right to this land. True, they are part Indian, but they are part Aztec, Mayan, Olmec, and Toltec Indians. These tribes are Mexican and Central American. Now if they were Apache, Navajo, Hopi, et al, their arguement might hold some water. Now many Latinos who have been in this country since we took it from Mexico may have some American tribal blood in them, but not the ones from Mexico.
To put it simply, they need to wait their turn. My maternal grandfather waited five years before he could immigrate from Ireland. My paternal great great grandfather waited about the same. When he arrived here from Germany, he didn't speak any English. Within one year he spoke enough English to get by, and by two years was fluent. When this Maria Gianni was interviewed, she spoke in Spanish. She said she's been here 13 years. She has absolutely no business not knowing English. Now she might say when America took over this land from Mexico, the Mexicans who stayed were promised that they wouldn't have to give up their language. That's absolutely correct. However, that applied to Mexicans who were here BEFORE we took over. Also, this garruntee was not for all time. It applied to only three generations. The last generation this applied to has been dead for over 50 years. When immigrants come to this country, the least they can do is learn our language. Although it is not officially recorded as such, our language is English.
Why is EVERY other country in the world entitled to an official language except us? Because we're a nation of immigrants? Horse manure! Canada is a nation of immigrants. Their official languages are English and French. Australia is a nation of immigrants. Their official language is English. So is New Zealand. Every country in the New World is basically nations of immigrants. They all have official languages. But for some reason, the only place this is not allowed is the United States.
I am sick and tired of the attitude of Mexico for Mexicans, France for the French, etc, but America belongs to everybody. Again I say horse manure! America belongs to us! It's time the White man stood up and defended what's his.
As Commander Rockwell once said, "Take a stand, White man, or stand out of the way!"
Saturday, October 30, 2010
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