Sharpton and his crew descend on Arizona

American Thinker ^ | April 28, 2010 | Jeannie DeAngelis

[jazusamo]

It is comforting to know Al Sharpton's coif goes well with Arpaio provided pink underwear.  The Right Reverend Sharpton has expressed plans to descend on the streets of Arizona to protest Governor Jan Brewer's new immigration bill. Sharpton appears eager to join Lillian Rodriguez Lopez of New York City's Hispanic Federation, as well as other activists fighting the Arizona law, by participating in acts of civil disobedience.

Obama's Harvard Law School professor, Charles Ogletree recently spoke about the National Action Network leader saying, "Sharpton is a conduit between the disadvantaged and powerful leaders." Ogletree maintains the civil rights activist"has access to both the streets and the suites, to make sure that the people who are voiceless, faceless and powerless finally have some say," People such as ½ million voiceless, faceless and powerless criminals carousing the streets in Arizona?

According to Ogletree, on the streets Reverend Sharpton is President Obama's "lightning rod. "Sharpton maintains that when invited to the White House it's not as a mere visitor, but as an "administration ally." Working in tandem, Barry designs the sandwich board and then sends Al Sharpton to lead the parade.

Now it appears as if Al has been commissioned to head westward toward the Grand Canyon to protect Obama's true agenda.Mouthpiece Sharpton will speak on behalf of America's post racial president who condemned Arizona's immigration bill as being, "irresponsible," "unfair," and potentially "illegal." 

Inundated with immigrants from Mexico and Central America the state of Arizona instituted an immigration law that is the toughest in the nation.  The bill "toughens restrictions on hiring illegal immigrants for day labor and knowingly transporting them."  The Arizona law also "requires local police to stop and demand proof of citizenship from anyone suspected of being an illegal immigrant,"but critics such as Barry and Al believe imposing the law encourages racial profiling.

In response, Al is primed and pumped to disobey civil law, which is loosely defined as"an effort to induce change in policy or legislation, through passive resistance or other nonviolent means."  Does Sharpton really believe defending those who live outside the law exposes true racial injustice?

Sharpton vows to descend on Arizona with "freedom walkers" from across the nation. "Where we will walk down the streets with no ID and submit ourselves to arrest."  Sharpton asks, "What is the difference between us and any Mexican or any Haitian or anyone else?" For U.S.citizens, there is no difference.  However, disparity exists if picked up without documentation, making catcalls in a foreign language, while riding shotgun in a Chevy El Camino.

Sharpton voices the opinion that, "This law is anti-American, it's anti-Latino, its anti-immigrant, it is unconstitutional." The always-debonair Al remains eager to scuff up a perfectly good pair of Berluti shoes to passionately prove, regardless of skin color, intruders breaking the law, should be allowed to continue breaking the law.

Reverend Sharpton stated the Arizona bill is, "like a malignant tumor. A tumor in the state of Arizona that if we allow it to grow and fester-will become a cancer in the entire country," Hey Al, a deadly tumor isn't always a bad thing like when terminal cancer kills off a death row inmate before having to expend cost and energy to administer a lethal injection.

Either way, Sheriff Arpaio is on the job and ready outfit hair coiffed civil disobeyers in fashionable prison garb.  So before Al makes a firm commitment to be arrested in Arizona maybe the reverend should cover all bases by making sure inmates of Tent City have Joe's permission to use hairspray.

[MBB1984]

Race Riot Al probably is the worst friend the illegal aliens ever had.

[SparkyBass]

Aren't you worried...
that with Al Sharpton and his posse...
setting up shop at one end of Arizona...

That the state might tip over and CAPSIZE???

:)

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

I still can’t get out of my head that image of him ‘dancin’ nasty’ after Michael Jackson’s death. Eeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwwww!

[jazusamo]

What is it that Al does and who pays him anyway?

LOL! He's been a grifter as long as I can remember and he's very good at it. :)

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Rush is playing a parody on this right now. I think my sides are gonna split! ROFLMAO!

[Boonie]

Heard people were boycotting “Arizona Iced Tea”...One saying it was the drink of redneck racists....because it came from Arizona....

Uhhhhhhh.....”Arizona Iced Tea” is produced, bottled, and distributed from Nassau County, New York....*ROFL*

[Frenchtown Dan]

Yeah, I only named a few, he’s got a legacy that’s for sure.

He’s a disgusting hate filled racist.

[Frenchtown Dan]

I can’t agree more.

I also don’t think it does O’Reily any good having him on the show.

[jcsjcm]

That is funny, we drink Arizona Green Tea and I was thinking boy I need to buy more of it. My mistake! It would be funny if people think that and boycott it.

In other news:
Arizona News
Hundreds seek to fill vacant positions at Pro’s Ranch Market

by Dan Neligh

April 22, 2010 at 9:46 PM

Pro’s Ranch Market fires 300 employees working illegally in the U.S.

PHOENIX — Job hunters turned out in the hundreds to fill recently-vacant positions at Pro’s Ranch Market stores, where a federal audit led to the firing of some 300 workers.

Roxanne Nieves, one of the many that came out in search of a job, said she came to apply after she heard about the layoffs.

“We heard they are firing a lot of illegal people, so we’re here to apply,” she said.

Nonetheless, she and many others felt guilty about taking the jobs of the people who had just been fired.

“To me, it’s pretty hard to see everybody losing jobs,” one job hunter said.

About 300 of the 1,500 total employees at the six Phoenix supermarkets were let go this week after an Immigration and Customs Enforcement audit found them to be working illegally.

Attorney Julie Pace said the company has I-9 forms on everyone and uses E-Verify to check employees’ eligibility to work, but that is not always enough.

“The company wouldn’t know if someone is using counterfeit documents,” Pace said.

Pace also called on the federal government to help companies comply with hiring laws.

“We need an easy program for employers to use to hire people — safe, easy, quick — so we don’t have to deal with ICE audits,” she said.

Pro’s Ranch Market is among some 1,600 U.S. businesses, including 84 in Arizona, that have undergone ICE audits since July 2009.

ICE says the goal is to reduce demand for illegal employment and protect job opportunities for the nation’s lawful workforce.

[Cyman]

Hey just wait a couple of months when the temps hit 110F. Ole Rev Al will be sliding back under the New York rock from whence he came.

[HereInTheHeartland]

Sharpton is someone desperately trying to be relevant.

[GitmoSailor]

.........Double Talk.........

[Frenchtown Dan]

He still says “I axed you a question”.

He’s not only not a Reverend, but he’s also not familiar with how to chop wood or ask a question, or the English language.

[LucyJo]

Rush just said (paraphrasing) that they would be marching to send them back to Mexico if it were assumed that 89% of their votes would go to Republicans rather than Democrats.

[EyeGuy]

How long before Hannity and/or O’Ego have him on prime-time Fox to get his treasured persepective on this?

[b4its2late]

[jazusamo]

Hah! Rush couldn’t be any more correct. Sharpton would support the devil if he thought there was something in it for him.

[Sivad]

I’m going after napkins. Anyone need a Coke or Sprite?

[jazusamo]

I’d bet it’ll be soon. It blows me away when Hannity pals with him but I expect it from O’rile.

[Frenchtown Dan]

But I though these were job that Americans didn’t want.
Isn’t that what the libs are trying to make everyone believe?