Posts Tagged ‘ Los Angeles ’

  A big tip of the figurative hat to our good friend Kathy Shaidle, owner of the refreshingly subversive Canadian blog Five Feet of Fury, for that link. I don’t think any hour-long speech on the virtues of an open border can withstand that three minute excoriation of the double standards employed in our...
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This week’s award goes to a certain Yupeng Deng, whose ingenious scheme to defraud Chinese nationals seeking American citizenship was just  unraveled by theLos Angeles District Attorney. Not only did he deceive aspiring immigrants into believing they were joining the United States Armed Forces-when all they were doing was enriching him-but in twofer, he...
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As many of you know, Ted Hayes is one of this country’s bravest combatants in the struggle to restore our nation’s heritage by reasserting control over our borders on behalf of American citizens. The host of America’s Black Shield, Hayes is a tireless campaigner for immigration enforcement and a staunch defender of Governor Jan Brewer and...
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I should probably preface this post by admitting that I was a participant in the Washington Post’s America’s Next Great Pundit contest, a misguided and perhaps ultimately futile attempt by WaPo to expand its youth demographic among the ever-declining readership it lays claim to.
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For those of you unfamiliar with the contemporary history of Mexico, the title of this post is drawn from the battle cry uttered by the man whose likeness you see in the picture above. Miguel Hidalgo y Castilla, a Roman Catholic priest, issued his call to arms in 1810,
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A round-up of what’s happening in immigration news worldwide and in the United States (finishing with a fact about our favorite reptile): •  Colorado State Representative Randy Baumgardner (R–Hot Sulphur Springs) is working on Arizona-style legislation to fight against illegal immigration in the Mile-High state. Mr. Baumgarden says that illegal immigration costs Colorado over...
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Courtesy of the Huntsville Times, we learn of yet another case where an illegal alien murdered two innocent Americans. Perhaps even more offensive than the relatively lenient sentence doled out to Felix Ortega-the killer in question-is the fact that this case is not exceptional in the least.
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Courtesy of the New York Post, we learn that American Apparel may soon be going the way of its founder’s pet political cause. Whether or not CEO Dov Charney is ultimately forced to file for bankruptcy, the fact that the Canadian immigrant will have less time and disposable income to contribute to the cause of wholesale...
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I don’t care if she ultimately wins the crown, to me Arianna Afsar represents this country beautifully.  She is a former American Idol contestant recently crowned Miss California.
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One of the downsides of poorly conceived, reflexive boycotts is that they don’t take into account the needs of citizens who might use things like transportation to and from airports.
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