Governor Defends Immigration Position

Fox 25 Boston ^ | August 26, 2011 | Mike Beaudet

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(FOX 25 / MyFoxBoston.com) - The death of a Milford man, allegedly at the hands of an illegal immigrant, is sparking a call for change, and now a top official in Worcester County is pointing the finger at Governor Patrick.

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At a press conference today regarding the possible Hurricane, Lil Barry was asked about the illegal alien killing a Massachusetts resident and he blamed the person for being drunk but said that being an illegal alien should not be part of the equation. He didn't even address the deceased by name. He then ended all questions and walked away from the cameras. What an insensitive crumb. This audio should be used against him in 2016 if he is chosen the latest Dem savior.

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Just a suggestion, mind you ...

Plans for Boston Tea Party Made at Green Dragon Tavern

Some patrons were women. A woman who considered herself a member of the elite social class might hesitate to enter a tavern. But other women did, including, of course, prostitutes. Mostly, however, taverns were gathering places for men, and mainly white men. Boston had regulations forbidding blacks, Indians and apprentices in taverns, according to Field.

Every night men, many men, all over Boston met in taverns to drink a rum toddy, to swap stories, to play whist or checkers or backgammon, to get out of the cold, to hear the latest news, to grumble, to boast, and maybe plan revolts. According to Forbes, the Green Dragon Tavern was where plans were worked out for the Boston Tea Party.

Read more at Suite101: Taverns in Colonial Boston: Before the Revolution, the Tavern was the Center of Life in Boston | Suite101.com http://www.suite101.com/content/taverns-in-colonial-boston-a130901#ixzz1WBBCxEON

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Is “Custer’s” still out back in the Fens ?

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Is that a bar? I don’t know the area that well.

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Assuming I was conscious back then ... yeah, circa somewhere in the '69, '70, '71 area.

Custer's Last Stand ... every Friday (or was is Saturday ... or both .. ???) ... they had old 3 Stooges, Little Rascals, Boston Blackie (local TV series), and others I can't remember.

I think pitchers were about a buck ... like I said ... if I was conscious.

I'm glad I survived, but damn ... there were some great times back then.

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Ah, OK. I have heard Howie Carr rave about the “Boston Blackie” series but I am unfamiliar with it otherwise.

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The writer of the piece bothered to remind us that "Critics of the Secure Communities program say it terrorizes an already suspicious immigrant community.

As if that's not a good thing!

Bwahahahahahaha!