Photos from Los Angeles illegal alien march - 1 May 06

2 May 06

[stinkerpot65]

The long term plan:

Europeans should voluntarily and willingly want to go home to their homeland, Europe, so that we can be completely free from Europeans.

We should be teaching the Europeans on our continent their proper shame.

The real border of these European squatters-illegals is at the Atlantic Ocean. Their homeland is Europe.

These are "White" people who are on our continent. Europeans can call themselves "Canadian" or "American" but their homeland is still Europe and they are still trespassing on our continent.

http://mexica-movement.org/timexihcah/KNOWLEDGELIBERATION.htm

[Jimmy Valentine's brother]

The Communist May Day parade lives on!

[Thunder90]

Codepink and United for Peace and Justice also were at these rallies.

[Thunder90]

Antiwar subrallies at illegal immigrant rights rallies. What a mix!!

[strategofr]

"One common thread I notice in many of these photos; Faces covered with scarves and masks. This is also very reminiscent of some other groups, some in the Middle East. What kind of pride is that, afraid to show who you are? What kind of bravery is this?"

The link to lack of pride is an indirect one. Is generally lawbreakers who mask themselves. That is what these people are---in the same with those in the Middle East.

[strategofr]

"Why does President Bush want these people here?"

Apparently, the answer is not well-known. I presume however, this is something that happened in the course of him growing up in Texas and being at Texas politician---connected with the growers, etc.

"Why won't our politicians do anything about them?"

I find it interesting that Congressmen are more willing to act than senators. Congressmen are closer to the people. Senators are more dependent on the media to win a race across their whole state.

The MSM is of course against us, yet we can't win. Just take a little perspective. This issue was practically unknown to most Americans---even most Republicans, just 2 or 3 years ago. I would like to see some conservative Republicans gathering video footage of these rallies. That way, people could make some DVDs for our purposes---as opposed to the MSM purposes.

In addition, I would hope that video is being gathered on the border itself. This video could be intermixed with a demonstration video to powerful effect. And this time, we have to live with the mistake that was made last time a DVD was made that involve freepers.

It was about the Iraq war and some nonprofit organization agreed to fund the production of it. As a result, I think the only people who ever saw it were soldiers. Yes, that is a good thing in itself, but any DVDs is manufactured needs to be distributed as widely as possible. Production is really quite cheap, and can easily be paid for by the people purchasing the DVDs. Initial production is quite cheap as well, something like $1000 as I recall, which can be raised right here without terrible difficulty.

[Wolfhound777]

Wow, these pictures display an unbelievable group of total losers. Good riddance to them all.

[La Enchiladita]

Great map, beachie.... It really lays it out.

[Spiff]

This DVD was released today. It was made by a woman who lives a few miles from my house. We live in Cochise County, Arizona near the border. This woman appeared on Fox News Channel last night and today to discuss her film and the situation near the border.

Here's the official blurb from the distributor:

As politicians argue over proposed changes to immigration laws and Homeland Security struggles to protect the U.S., a quiet rural community in Arizona has become Ground Zero for the undocumented alien invasion. So says the controversial and thought-provoking documentary Cochise County, USA - Cries From The Border arriving on DVD May 2, 2006 from Genius Products. Produced, directed and written by Cochise County resident and filmmaker Mercedes Maharis, the shockingly gritty film explores the real life impact of this national tragedy on border communities. Though home to only 130,000 permanent residents, Cochise County sees as many as one million illegal immigrants cross its borders into the U.S. each year and is the birthplace of the first Minuteman Project. Providing a balanced exploration of the complex and multi-faceted problem of regulating illegal immigration, the DVD will be available for the suggested retail price of $19.98.

Through interviews with elected officials, residents, activists, border patrol, volunteer civil defense and even immigrants themselves, this extraordinary film highlights the grim reality of the cultural clashes and escalating danger that human trafficking leaves in its wake. These vivid first-hand accounts reveal the frustration and abandonment felt by those closest to the struggle as the film tackles politically charged issues including drug trafficking, terrorist threats, the environmental impact of border protection, as well as the economic and social consequences of vast numbers of undocumented aliens entering the U.S. Cochise County, USA - Cries From The Border was one of only 25 films selected from submissions from around the world for the Liberty Film Festival in 2005.

[LNewman]

Bump

[La Enchiladita]

Pingoling to post 69.

[kstewskis]

Thanks for the heads up!

See post #69 folks.

Where do I get my copy?

[Americanwolfsbrother]

Walmart or Amazon.com have the movie.AWB

[nicmarlo]

Bumping post #69

[kstewskis]

I found it for 13.99 inc. shipping on this website: newegg.com

[Jabba the Nutt]

Indigenous Revolution?? These guys are really confused. Most Mexicans are Mestizo or mixed race, European and Indian. And, I'm curious, has anyone asked the Indians (Navajo, Hopi, Apache, etc.) what they think of illegal aliens, the indigenous revolution and turning over the Southwest to Mexico. Let's hear from them. The fact that we haven't heard, means loads. They ain't for it.

[no dems]

He looks like a "girlie boy" to me.

[no dems]

I'm referring to the Chico in Post #28.

[beachn4fun]

Hiya, Dita. (((HUGS))) How are ya?

That map was one of two I saw. It made me wonder if someone knew where the illegals reside how come we're not hearing that they've been found and deporte? Are we being hoodwinked? I wonder?

[strategofr]

"As politicians argue over proposed changes to immigration laws and Homeland Security struggles to protect the U.S., a quiet rural community in Arizona has become Ground Zero for the undocumented alien invasion. So says the controversial and thought-provoking documentary Cochise County, USA - Cries From The Border arriving on DVD May 2, 2006 from Genius Products."

It is absolutely great to hear about this. I went to the "Genius Products" web site, but was unable to find the DVD. How can I buy it?