Posted on 11/16/2002 12:43:26 PM PST by forest
Edited on 11/16/2002 2:32:11 PM PST by Admin Moderator. [history]
The terrorist news is getting a little thin for the newscasters lately. Instead of action news, they're relegated to reporting baloney about Osama bin Laden: Bin Laden is dead. Bin Laden is alive. Ben Laden is sick. Ben Laden is hiding. Etc., etc.
This stuff is as boring for the American public as it must be for the news reporters. One little Predator drone firing one little Hellfire missile trumps any terrorist leadership meeting all to hell. Look for that to happen soon. And, if bin Laden is alive, he will not be then.
Meanwhile, we have real terrorism right here, under our noses, that all those in government and the liberal media intentionally overlook.
The definition of "terrorism" is quite simple to understand: "The unlawful use or threatened use of force or violence by a person or an organized group against people or property with the intention of intimidating or coercing societies or governments, often for ideological or political reasons."
So, when foreigners illegally come to this country and form illegal enterprises, cause violence, destroy property, and intimidate whole segments of our society, we may safely label them as terrorists.
Furthermore -- I don't know this for fact, but it's a good educated guess -- when foreigners come here with the intention of lobbing off a huge part of our country to reform as their own, most Americans would unequivocally class them as terrorists. In fact, some of us would also call them subversive combatants. That's because they are conspiring to conduct a type of war against the American people.
Here's one case in point: In 1997, Ernesto Zedillo publicly told the National Council of La Raza: "I have proudly affirmed that the Mexican nation extends beyond the territory enclosed by its borders and that Mexican migrants are an important -- a very important -- part of this."
We might mention that Ernesto Zedillo was President of Mexico at the time and he was speaking to the group in Chicago. Zedillo went on to say, "For this reason, my government proposed a constitutional amendment to allow any Mexican with the right and the desire to acquire another nationality to do so without being forced to first give up his or her Mexican nationality."
What Zedillo was doing was supporting a Mexican government approved invasion -- "la reconquista" -- of the United States by legal and illegal aliens. His intent was that Mexicans with duel citizenship vote for Mexico's interests while here.
What Zedillo knew full well was that many in the La Raza group plan to reclaim a large part of the American Southwest, California, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico and Texas. Hispanic activists already call that area Aztlan. They say it was Mexican territory and they want it back.
Where does the actual terrorism come in? Easy. Mexico is sending us its riffraff in the form of illegal aliens. That is very obvious to anyone wanting to open their eyes and see.
Walk any barrio in the United States any warm evening. There are over ten-million illegal Hispanics living here. Some do real work and act like productive members of society. Nonetheless, they are still illegal.
A significant amount of the illegal population are involved in various illegal enterprises. Our prisons are full of them. They help other illegals immigrate, sell them false documents, find them homes and get them jobs. They are also occupied importing illegal drugs into our country. These are some of the very same illegal drugs sold to American children near schools throughout our nation.
Did we get to the terrorism yet? Then consider that murder, rape, robbery, larceny, car theft, assault and battery, and dozens of other crimes against people are pandemic in the neighborhoods frequented by these people. How many Americans do these illegals kill and/or pollute with drugs every year?
Isn't it terrorism when American citizens fear for their lives when they have to enter certain neighborhoods controlled by feral illegal aliens? If not, at what point do the violent activities of illegal aliens become terrorism?
We are being invaded. They come a few at a time, but their numbers are now in the millions. It is the responsibility of the federal government to protect us against invasion and it is time we voters start demanding federal officials start performing.
If Republicans want the vote of good Hispanic Americans, the best way to get it is to show them something beneficial. Clearing out the barrios of all violent illegal aliens would be a great start.
We should inform our government that, until all illegals are gone, we expect to see daily convoys of busses taking them back to Mexico. Else, a good many elected officials will be gone in two years.
They are, after all, a type of terrorist -- and many of them seem to be quite well organized against us.(1)
When foreigners illegally come to this country and form illegal enterprises, cause violence, destroy property, and intimidate whole segments of our society, we may safely label them as terrorists.
Furthermore -- I don't know this for fact, but it's a good educated guess -- when foreigners come here with the intention of lobbing off a huge part of our country to reform as their own, most Americans would unequivocally class them as terrorists. In fact, some of us would also call them subversive combatants. That's because they are conspiring to conduct a type of war against the American people.
Here's one case in point: In 1997, Ernesto Zedillo publicly told the National Council of La Raza: "I have proudly affirmed that the Mexican nation extends beyond the territory enclosed by its borders and that Mexican migrants are an important -- a very important -- part of this." Zedillo said that in Chicago.
What Zedillo knew full well was that many in the La Raza group plan to reclaim a large part of the American Southwest, California, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico and Texas. Hispanic activists already call that area Aztlan. They say it was Mexican territory and they want it back. Where does the actual terrorism come in? Easy. Mexico is sending us its riffraff in the form of illegal aliens. That is very obvious to anyone wanting to open their eyes and see. There are over ten-million illegal Hispanics living here. Our prisons are full of them.
Did we get to the terrorism yet? Then consider that murder, rape, robbery, larceny, car theft, assault and battery, and dozens of other crimes against people are pandemic in the neighborhoods frequented by these people.
If Republicans want the vote of good Hispanic Americans, the best way to get it is to show them something beneficial. Clearing out the barrios of all violent illegal aliens would be a great start.
I second that.
I talked to a conservative latino guy (yes they exist) who insisted that the criminal types are dragging down the image of hispanics, to the detriment of the hard working sector. He says that if Bush gets his way, there would be amnesty for those who deserve to stay, while the lawbreakers would be ratted out of the community for the common good of all hispanics. The bad apples, now identified, would be deported and an eye kept out for their illegal return.
Under these conditions, I'm beginning to rethink my opinion of amnesty.
At least all these people would be identified and the good ones would now fully contribute to the economy, as their income would be tracked - like the rest of us. In theory, the bad hispanics (Aztlan Warriors) would be identified and ejected.
Don't know, still cogitating on that one.
Until the citizens of this great land start voting out, en mass, "elected" officials that promote high rates of immigration with the 3rd world, the Subversive, Anti-American PC Leftists bent on America's destruction will continue to wield tremendous power and influence under the guise of "diversity" and "multiculturalism".
Thanks for sharing your riveting story with the forum Morrigan. Hope things get better in your community soon.
Unfortunately the time for the vote, as a formidable political tool, maybe becoming obsolete as an option.
Sorry, but that definition won't do. The American Revolution would be "terrorism" under that definition. I know, it's the offical FBI definition, but it still won't do.
The key point about terrorism is that it is a deliberate attack on noncombatants. This is the genuine distinction between a "terrorist" and a "freedom fighter."
Define or re-define it as you wish. But, that definition is what is in two of my dictionaries. An on-line dictionary, too.
I don't ask the FBI for writing information -- unless I am looking up crime statistics.
stepping back in time...WorldNetDaily.com: "AMERICA'S 'PALESTINIANS'" -Commentary by Joseph Farah (COMMENTARY SNIPPET: "Activists who see themselves as "America's Palestinians" are gearing up a movement to carve out of the southwestern United States – a region (called Aztlan) including all of Bush's home state of Texas – a sovereign Hispanic state called the Republica del Norte. The leaders of this movement are meeting continuously with extremists from the Islamic world, and you can read for yourself how they have been inspired by the Palestinian cause, and even adopted the most vicious forms of anti-Semitism in the process, by reading their own words on their own website.") (November 15, 2001)
FBI.gov: MOST WANTED TERRORISTS: "IMAD FAYEZ MUGNIYAH" aka "Hajj" (WANTED POSTER SNIPPETS: "Mugniyah is the alleged head of the security apparatus for the terrorist organization, Lebanese Hizballah."..."The Rewards For Justice Program, United States Department of State, is offering a reward of up to $25 million for information leading directly to the apprehension and/or conviction of Imad Fayez Mugniyah.")
Sheeesh!!!! At least put a governor on the lamestream press. They are getting way too arrogant for our own health, not to mention having too much latitude. Their constant search to taint the news and suggestions of why our public should 'fear something' currently is getting to me.
Maybe we can get them on the list first for government programmable implants.
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