A DAY WITHOUT ILLEGAL ALIENS -- HOW ABOUT 365?

boortz.com ^ | May 1, 2006 | Neal Boortz

[nicmarlo]

I just heard a woman against illegal aliens on FOX (don't know her name) say:

"The Children of America are the Collateral Damage."

[onyx]

Catch 'Your World' for more on this topic:

Will the 'day without immigrants' protests damage the U.S. economy?

a. Yes (4%)
619


b. No (94%)
13,736


c. Not sure (2%)
281


14,636 total votes

[nicmarlo]

a. Yes
(4%)
690

b. No
(94%)
15,393

c. Not sure
(2%)
317

16,400 total votes

: )

[beyond the sea]

Yes indeed................. and the damn teachers' unions.

[nicmarlo]

How could I have forgotten them? They're one of THE worst!

[nicmarlo]

FYI, FOX News reporting from Denver....up to 50% absence from schools today, in some places as much as 75%.

[beyond the sea]

No (94%) ------

LOL!

Do you remember "Frank" the gardener on "Father Knows Best" back in the 50's? He was my first real exposure to a Mexican. Seemed like a real nice guy.

I guess today they probably couldn't depict him as they did back then, though.

;-)

Oh...... and remember 'Pepito' on "The Real McCoys" ....

;-)

[beyond the sea]

That is UNBELIEVABLE!!!

[nicmarlo]

If even HALF those numbers are illegals, and the rest are merely "activists"......what does that tell you about HOW MANY ILLEGALS ARE IN SCHOOLS?????

[beyond the sea]

BOYCOTT THE GRINGO ....... TAKE BACK THE WEST ..... HAVE MORE BABIES ....... WATCH WHITEY DIE OFF!

This day will not be a good day in history for these morons.

[onyx]

Amazing. Nothing like being able to see their impact on government schools.

[nicmarlo]

At Memorial Park, Maria Jimenez, an activist with CRECEN, an organization that helps Latin American immigrants, volunteers were busy this morning preparing for an 11 a.m. rally.

It was too early to know how many students were skipping school.

About 15 minutes before classes started at Davis High School this morning, some teens said it seemed like some of their classmates had decided to stay home.

"Nobody's here," said Michael Villa, 16, a freshman.

* * *

Houston Independent School District spokesman Terry Abbott said the schools won't know until at least mid-morning whether attendance is below normal.

http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/metropolitan/3831868.html

[nicmarlo]

Nothing like being able to see their impact on government schools.

Keep track of the numbers...it'll probably be the only time we get the truth.

[onyx]

I do recall Frank --- pronounced Fronk on the show.

Those were the days of the EFFECTIVE Bracero program.

[onyx]

Precisely.
The best count we've ever had.

[beyond the sea]

Yes, "Fronk". He was alway so cheery.

[onyx]

I've said this before, but I'll say it again: Tancredo really ought to run for governor of Colorado.

[beyond the sea]

it'll probably be the only time we get the truth. ----

Oh yes.

[onyx]

Of course! He was legal and spoke English!

[nicmarlo]

On march day, school absences more than doubled

In the Tempe Elementary School District, 1,899 students were absent Monday, when thousands of people rallied for immigration rights in a march from the Arizona State Fairground to Wesley Bolin Memorial Plaza.

On March 27, a typical Monday in the district, only 873 students out of the 13,715 in the district were absent, said Monica Allread, public information coordinator for the district.

http://www.azcentral.com/community/ahwatukee/articles/0412ar-protests0412Z14.html