Is it just me or is the liberal media deliberately trying to bring down this country? Why aren’t they getting all legitimate citizens to stand up and take a stand against this rediculous new immigration bill that would give amnesty to millions of illegal invaders? Oh, right, because they’re the liberal media. How can they even continue to deny that now?

Let’s get the facts straight here. We have tons of people who have invaded this country. They shouldn’t be here, according to the laws of the land. They could be terrorists smuggling in nuclear bombs, or they could just be Mexicans trying to take our jobs and suck up all our free social benefits and free education without contributing one cent towards it. Not to mention driving around without insurance, once again making every legitimate citizen pay far more just to support them.

Obviously they’ll work for less than real Americans, that’s because they don’t have to pay taxes, insurance, and all the other things that real Americans have to pay.. I can’t emphasize this enough. If they become legal citizens, there won’t be any benefit to hiring them, they’ll have to pay all of those things and so they’ll have to make as much as an American to do the job.

And now this ultra-liberal amnesty bill wants to let these crimmigrants just stay in the country. Sure, they invaded and crossed the border illegally. Sure, they might be planning to blow up JFK airport or invade a military base or whatever. Sure, they’re wasting our tax dollars and contributing nothing. But hey let’s just let them stay because otherwise the liberals will get upset.

Yes, they’ll need to pay a several thousand dollar fine. That’s not nearly enough. They’ve cost the country far more than that by illegally entering and sucking up our services in the first place. And now we want to tell the world, “hey, sure, go ahead and invade America, all you’ll need to do is pay a fine a few years later.” And the liberals want to make it even worse by letting them bring distant relatives in for free.

I don’t see how anyone can even try to argue that the liberals aren’t trying to destroy America. Maybe Putin is behind all of it, bringing Communism back to America? I could see that. Putin and Osama Bin Laden and the Democrats of America, there’s not really any difference. It wouldn’t surprise me at all to find out that they’ve all been working together all this time to topple our civilization and society and government.

So let’s call and write Congress and the President and get this horrible liberal immigration bill defeated before its too late, before this country falls like the Roman Empire and other great civilizations before it. We’re halfway there, but that doesn’t mean we have to let it keep going without a fight.

You have to love the Internet. Here’s somebody ranting about Andrew Speaker, the TB-infected Atlanta lawyer who flew all over the place and was able to cross the border back into the United States even though health officials had tried to keep him out. Is anyone really surprised that America can’t keep people from crossing the border illegally?

The rant is funnier than anything else about the not-at-all funny Speaker case:

I am surprise to hear from reporters that the patience called himself ‘educated’. For his own pleasure, he traveled not only on one but several planes and countries, spreading this deadly decease across the Atlantic and North America. God knows how many people were infected because of his selfish and irresponsible act.

Centers for Disease Control and hospitals should have done something to alert the airlines. The patience has the right to travel, but airlines have the right to denial his boarding.

Back in 2003, a professor carrying ’severe acute respiratory syndrome’ from China visited Hong Kong, resulted over 290 deaths when the disease was finally under controlled. Likewise, the professor knew he was sick before traveling. Sounds familiar, isn’t it? This is just an example how pandemic started.

If you happened to sit next or behind the patience during those flights, this is not the time to get frustrated. Do the right thing for your family and visit the nearest hospital.

I love the use of the word “patience” to apparently mean “patient.” I’d be very surprised to hear that the person who wrote this comment was educated, personally.

By the way, you have to marvel at the liberal media not bothering to mention how much of a threat to our health our useless border with Mexico is. Mexicans infected with tuberculosis and tons of other bad diseases are pouring into our country. At the same time that they’re bringing down our standard of living by using up the free resources that us taxpayers are providing, they’re also bringing it down even further by infecting honest lawful American citizens with their diseases.

The Andrew Speaker TB case is just another example of our useless border being a huge threat to all American citizens. Maybe this will prompt Congress to finally take action in closing down the border, but I doubt it. The liberal media would rip their heads off if anyone tried to keep out their precious crimmigrants that they’re so glad to have pouring in.

And don’t get me started on this new immigration bill. What a piece of junk. I’ll have to write more about that later. For now I’ll just say that Andrew Speaker’s tuberculosis infected border crossing is just a drop in the bucket compared to all of the diseased people coming over the Mexican border illegally every day. Where’s all the outrage over that? What’s wrong with America that it can’t get outraged over these billions of lawbreakers?

You know, this whole Don Imus mess reminded me of this story about the hypocrisy of groups like the NAACP:

Not known for his eloquence, Richard Riordan became the center of a media circus, due to a remark made July 1, 2004 to a 6-year-old girl, Isis D’Luciano, in Santa Barbara. During a children’s library event, she asked Riordan if he knew what her name, Isis, meant. Riordan responded, “it means stupid, dirty girl,” laughed with several others in the crowd, and then asked her what it really meant. She then replied, “It means ‘Egyptian goddess’,” to which Riordan stated, “That’s nifty.” He later explained it as a failed attempt at humor. Although Governor Schwarzenegger continued to support him, Riordan’s resignation was demanded by State Assemblyman Mervyn M. Dymally, citizens’ rights groups, and civil rights groups, including the NAACP and LULAC. The NAACP, however, rescinded their insistence after learning that the girl was white.

And let’s not forget the ridiculous fact that Al Sharpton is still allowed to appear on news shows and spew off random things after his horrible history of attempting to incite racial warfare:

1987: Sharpton spreads the incendiary Tawana Brawley hoax, insisting heatedly that a 15-year-old black girl was abducted, raped, and smeared with feces by a group of white men. He singles out Steve Pagones, a young prosecutor. Pagones is wholly innocent — the crime never occurred — but Sharpton taunts him: “If we’re lying, sue us, so we can . . . prove you did it.” Pagones does sue, and eventually wins a $345,000 verdict for defamation. To this day, Sharpton refuses to recant his unspeakable slander or to apologize for his role in the odious affair.

1991: A Hasidic Jewish driver in Brooklyn’s Crown Heights section accidentally kills Gavin Cato, a 7-year-old black child, and antisemitic riots erupt. Sharpton races to pour gasoline on the fire. At Gavin’s funeral he rails against the “diamond merchants” — code for Jews — with “the blood of innocent babies” on their hands. He mobilizes hundreds of demonstrators to march through the Jewish neighborhood, chanting, “No justice, no peace.” A rabbinical student, Yankel Rosenbaum, is surrounded by a mob shouting “Kill the Jews!” and stabbed to death.

1995: When the United House of Prayer, a large black landlord in Harlem, raises the rent on Freddy’s Fashion Mart, Freddy’s white Jewish owner is forced to raise the rent on his subtenant, a black-owned music store. A landlord-tenant dispute ensues; Sharpton uses it to incite racial hatred. “We will not stand by,” he warns malignantly, “and allow them to move this brother so that some white interloper can expand his business.” Sharpton’s National Action Network sets up picket lines; customers going into Freddy’s are spat on and cursed as “traitors” and “Uncle Toms.” Some protesters shout, “Burn down the Jew store!” and simulate striking a match. “We’re going to see that this cracker suffers,” says Sharpton’s colleague Morris Powell. On Dec. 8, one of the protesters bursts into Freddy’s, shoots four employees point-blank, then sets the store on fire. Seven employees die in the inferno.

And of course the recent Duke lacrosse team fake rape allegations. Sharpton immediately jumped on the Duke players and pronounced them guilty and racist and all kinds of terrible things, just trying to promote himself and stir up people into some grand race war. Now that justice prevailed and we know that the Duke players were innocent, Sharpton just had to jump onto some other non-issue. Maybe this is all because of the Duke case and he just desperately needed something else he could shout “RACISM!” at to take the attention away from the embarrasing bit of justice from the Duke case?

Then there’s this hilarious bit that showed up recently where some rappers decided to go on the record as being complete not racist at all, no matter how racist their lyrics may actually be:

Hip-Hop Summit Action Network Heads Talk Imus
POSTED: 12:55 EST, April 13, 2007

Russell Simmons and Dr. Benjamin Chavis of the HSAN have released an official statement regarding Don Imus’ racist statements and how they relate, or don’t relate, to hip-hop. The statement reads as follows:

“Hip-hop is a worldwide cultural phenomena that transcends race and doesn’t engage in racial slurs. Don Imus’ racially-motivated diatribe toward the Rutgers women’s basketball team was in no way connected to hip-hop culture. As Chairman and President of the Hip-Hop Summit Action Network (HSAN), respectively, we are concerned by the false comparisons some in the media are making between Don Imus and hip-hop. We want to clarify what we feel very strongly is an obvious difference between the two.

“HSAN believes in freedom of artistic expression. We also believe, with that freedom, comes responsibility. Don Imus is not a hip-hop artist or a poet. Hip-hop artists rap about what they see, hear and feel around them, their experience of the world. Like the artists throughout history, their messages are a mirror of what is right and wrong with society. Sometimes their observations or the way in which they choose to express their art may be uncomfortable for some to hear, but our job is not to silence or censor that expression. Our job is to be an inclusive voice for the hip-hop community and to help create an environment that encourages the positive growth of hip-hop. Language can be a powerful tool. That is why ones intention, when using the power of language, should be made clear. Comparing Don Imus’ language with hip-hop artists’ poetic expression is misguided and inaccurate and feeds into a mindset that can be a catalyst for unwarranted, rampant censorship.”

Has a bigger issue ever been made out of 3 stupid little words before? Seriously, what’s wrong with America? Is it the immigrants? Have they messed up our free speech by openly flaunting the way they violate the laws of the country by staying here illegally?? After the crazy liberals went and opened our borders to the Mexican invaders, every other tenet of this country goes by the wayside, including free speech.

Well, it’s sad. Bring back our free speech!

In case you haven’t heard, Miller Brewing has been helping to fund a pro-illegal immigration rally in Illinois, which even the mainstream media is pointing out is a blatant attempt to woo illegal immigrant business. From the Chicago Tribune:

The brewer has paid more than $30,000 for a planning convention, materials and newspaper ads publicizing the event.

The support of a major corporation for a controversial political cause shows how fierce the competition has become to woo the growing market of Latino consumers.

Now they’re trying to backtrack, and somehow appease both sides at the same time:

Miller Brewing Co. on Friday denied providing financial help for a planned march in Chicago supporting illegal immigrants, but a newspaper report of the firm’s involvement in a controversial political issue could create marketing headaches for the Milwaukee brewer.

The Chicago Tribune reported that Miller had paid more than $30,000 for “a planning convention, materials and newspaper ads” connected to this weekend’s “Immigrant Workers Justice Walk.”

Not so, Miller spokesman Peter J. Marino said.

“The money supported a recent convention on immigration issues in Chicago, which provided attendees with information on how to become legally naturalized citizens of the U.S.,” he said.

Oh, right, yeah. Much better. As Michelle Malkin points out:

Yes, it all depends on what the meaning of “finance” is. See, they didn’t “finance” the march. They just helped pay for the planners to plan it, advertise it, and publicize it. And, oh yeah, they handed out information on how to get citizenship.

It’s sickening, really. Here’s a major US company throwing around cash to support people who have broken the law and broken into our country illegally, and they’re not even scared to let everyone know. Isn’t that a sign that something is really screwed up around here? Shouldn’t we be living in a country where corporations should be afraid to announce that they’re supporting criminals?

It’s really sad, but there it is. How can we do something about this? Well, there’s a boycott of Miller Brewing that’s been set up. Get over there and support them. And yell at your representatives, especially if you’re in Illinois. How can the government let companies get away with this crap? We have penalties for doing business with Iran and North Korea and countries like that, so why can’t we have penalties for doing business with people who have gone even further and illegally invaded our country? Isn’t that just common sense?