Undocumented Welder Topples Spanish Language Radio Towers

HUMAN EVENTS ^ | Apr 01, 2006 | by Mac Johnson

[Conservative Firster]

(((PING)))

[toddlintown]

"the unauthorized toppling of the radio towers"

Versus what, the authorized topplings?

[SandRat]

[buoybob]

Now, there is a job most Americans won't do.

[NormsRevenge]

Just Toppling The Spanish Language Radio Towers Americans Refuse to Topple

[muir_redwoods]

"It's disheartening to know that somebody would do damage like this to a federally licensed facility."

He should see what his audience has done to a federally authorized border patrol

[Alberta's Child]

"You can't make this up" ping.

[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

We need the FCC to pull their licenses.

Call and write the FCC to pull the plug on these stations who are committing treason.

[who_would_fardels_bear]

From the article:

"It's disheartening to know that somebody would do damage like this to a federally licensed facility," he said.

He said he was unable to say whether the damage may be linked to recent immigration unrest throughout the nation. He said the FBI will be asked to investigate.

So because these towers were "federally licensed" this becomes a federal crime?

How sad and despicable! People are forever trying to turn state crimes or local crimes into federal crimes.

Why don't we just give up the fiction of a republic of states and move on to a single state ... or better yet ... a single continent governed by a single set of simple rules that would merely fill the Library of Congress.

[cripplecreek]

I wonder if he was hoping to see some blame shifted to the racist gringos trying to throw the illegals out of the country.

[the-gooroo]

CUTMOR.....Now that's funny!

[Uncle Jaque]

Has a suspect been arrested and positively identified as being an illeagal immigrant?

That would seem a little ironic to me.

If anyone might have been disgruntled about the Spanish radio stations organizing these demonstrations, I wouldn't assume it to be one of the people that these stations are apparently advocating for.

A little old - fashioned "Vigilanteism" would seem more likely to me.
But then again - I'm up heah in Maine, so what do I know?

[tet68]

Doing the welding American's won't do!

[Rummyfan]

I think this is great!

[cripplecreek]

Awe crap. Busted for posting without reading an entire article.

[caisson71]

Isn't illegal immigrant the same violation of law as "unauthorized toppling (I love that term) of a federally licensed facility". We want to ignore one but not the other?
I can't wait for our upcoming "tax revolt" being worked out as "guest taxpayer legislation", leaving us years to volintarily become legal, with little consequence.

[sarasmom]

LOL-you did note this was satire, didn't you?

"People are forever trying to turn state crimes or local crimes into federal crimes."

I don't know much about prisons (having no personal experience of prison incarceration) but from the little I do know, if one is going to do something illegal, where one might wind up incarcerated for any length of time, for one reason or another, it is best to be sentenced to a Federal prison.

At least that's the "word" on the street.

[gueroloco]

More irony- today is Cesar Chavez Day- illegal advocates marching around "honoring" him- marchers either too young and/or uneducated to know that Cesar and his minions, when not calling la migra on illegals, formed the "Wet Line"- where their idol and his ilk regularly beat the crap out of illegals. Hilarious!!!!!!

[AliVeritas]