Re: Nativists Possibly Killing Immigrants

On May 1, 3:41 pm, "johnny@." <johnny@.> wrote:
> Written by Southern Poverty Law Center
> Tuesday, 01 May 2007
>
> Written by
> Susy Buchanan and David Holthouse (reprinted courtesy: SPLC)
> Intelligence Report - Spring 2007
>
> Early one Saturday morning last November, armed men on motorcycles
> hounded Latino immigrants into the desert around Cave Creek, Ariz., a
> rustic town 20 miles north of Phoenix. It was the first day of operation
> "Adios Illegals," a campaign to scare off immigrants at day-labor sites
> organized by the American Freedom Riders, a Phoenix-based motorcycle
> group that held its first meeting last summer and has since grown to 12
> chapters in eight states.
> The belligerent tactics and rapid expansion of the American Freedom
> Riders represent a much larger lightning storm of militant xenophobia
> that is crashing over the county and swiftly gathering strength. The
> Intelligence Project has identified 144 nativist extremist groups active
> across 39 states in recent months. Most of these organizations - nearly
> 100 of them - have taken form since April 2006. Their rhetoric and their
> methods grow ever more extreme.
>
> American vigilantes have taken on an increasingly predatory look.
> Intimidation, threats and worse are now normal facts of life on the
> border. American vigilantes have taken on an increasingly predatory
> look. Intimidation, threats and worse are now normal facts of life on
> the border.
>
> Throughout the morning in Cave Creek, the American Freedom Riders played
> cat and mouse with immigrants clustered on street corners and in front
> of convenience stores. The sight of the advancing bikers, some of whom
> were strapped with handguns, scared the immigrants into seeking cover in
> nearby dry washes. "They scattered like cockroaches in all directions,"
> American Freedom Riders leader "Buffalo" Rick Galeener later boasted in
> a letter published in the Sonoran News. "They simply ran, like the
> criminals they are!"
>
> In one instance, a two-ton truck flying a huge American flag roared into
> the parking lot of the Good Shepherd of the Hills Episcopal Church,
> where 20-30 Latinos were gathered at a day labor shelter provided by the
> church. The truck drove in tight circles around the immigrants, trailed
> by about 20 motorcycles. Half the immigrants fled. According to Rev.
> Glenn Jenks, rector at Good Shepherd, the bikers cheered and shouted,
> "Go back to Mexico!" Later the members of the American Freedom Riders
> surrounded the church, videotaping and photographing any Latinos who
> remained, and vowing to come back until Cave Creek is "illegal alien-free."
>
> American vigilantes have taken on an increasingly predatory look.
> Intimidation, threats and worse are now normal facts of life on the border.
>
> - Paranoia and Sniper Teams -
>
> http://www.aztlanelectronicnews.net/content/view/144/1/
> --
> Tom Tancredo for President in 2008
> For a Secure Americahttp://www.teamtancredo.org/http://tancredo.house.gov/

If the "gummint" lacks the will to rid America of illegal aliens then
it is the duty of the
people to protect their homeland.

greg

Minuteman etc. didn't get recruits by Americans being bored from not
having enough on television to watch. They got recruits by the
desperation of a middle class America increasingly seeing Washington's
refusal to deal with the illegal-alien crisis becoming no jobs for
middle-class America's own kids - and a fast-declining quality of
life, in every sense from traffic gridlock to overcrowded schools.

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<theodoric3@lycos.com> wrote in message
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> On May 1, 3:41 pm, "johnny@." <johnny@.> wrote:
> > Written by Southern Poverty Law Center
> > Tuesday, 01 May 2007
> >
> > Written by
> > Susy Buchanan and David Holthouse (reprinted courtesy: SPLC)
> > Intelligence Report - Spring 2007
> >
> > Early one Saturday morning last November, armed men on motorcycles
> > hounded Latino immigrants into the desert around Cave Creek, Ariz., a
> > rustic town 20 miles north of Phoenix. It was the first day of operation
> > "Adios Illegals," a campaign to scare off immigrants at day-labor sites
> > organized by the American Freedom Riders, a Phoenix-based motorcycle
> > group that held its first meeting last summer and has since grown to 12
> > chapters in eight states.
> > The belligerent tactics and rapid expansion of the American Freedom
> > Riders represent a much larger lightning storm of militant xenophobia
> > that is crashing over the county and swiftly gathering strength. The
> > Intelligence Project has identified 144 nativist extremist groups active
> > across 39 states in recent months. Most of these organizations - nearly
> > 100 of them - have taken form since April 2006. Their rhetoric and their
> > methods grow ever more extreme.
> >
> > American vigilantes have taken on an increasingly predatory look.
> > Intimidation, threats and worse are now normal facts of life on the
> > border. American vigilantes have taken on an increasingly predatory
> > look. Intimidation, threats and worse are now normal facts of life on
> > the border.
> >
> > Throughout the morning in Cave Creek, the American Freedom Riders played
> > cat and mouse with immigrants clustered on street corners and in front
> > of convenience stores. The sight of the advancing bikers, some of whom
> > were strapped with handguns, scared the immigrants into seeking cover in
> > nearby dry washes. "They scattered like cockroaches in all directions,"
> > American Freedom Riders leader "Buffalo" Rick Galeener later boasted in
> > a letter published in the Sonoran News. "They simply ran, like the
> > criminals they are!"
> >
> > In one instance, a two-ton truck flying a huge American flag roared into
> > the parking lot of the Good Shepherd of the Hills Episcopal Church,
> > where 20-30 Latinos were gathered at a day labor shelter provided by the
> > church. The truck drove in tight circles around the immigrants, trailed
> > by about 20 motorcycles. Half the immigrants fled. According to Rev.
> > Glenn Jenks, rector at Good Shepherd, the bikers cheered and shouted,
> > "Go back to Mexico!" Later the members of the American Freedom Riders
> > surrounded the church, videotaping and photographing any Latinos who
> > remained, and vowing to come back until Cave Creek is "illegal
alien-free."
> >
> > American vigilantes have taken on an increasingly predatory look.
> > Intimidation, threats and worse are now normal facts of life on the
border.
> >
> > - Paranoia and Sniper Teams -
> >
> > http://www.aztlanelectronicnews.net/content/view/144/1/
> > --
> > Tom Tancredo for President in 2008
> > For a Secure
Americahttp://www.teamtancredo.org/http://tancredo.house.gov/
>
> If the "gummint" lacks the will to rid America of illegal aliens then
> it is the duty of the
> people to protect their homeland.
>
> greg
>

Nothing wrong with forcably removing people who aren't supposed to be here
anyway. Illegal aliens are nothing but foreign invaders and should be
removed by any means necessary. If the government is too incompetent or
corrupt to do it then someone else has to step in. As long as they target
those they KNOW to be illegal I have no problem with them. If they target
those who look like they MIGHT be illegal based on race then that's a
problem.

"Steve" <steve@nospam.net> wrote in message
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> <theodoric3@lycos.com> wrote in message
> news:1178064480.795493.122960@u30g2000hsc.googlegr oups.com...
>> On May 1, 3:41 pm, "johnny@." <johnny@.> wrote:
>> > Written by Southern Poverty Law Center
>> > Tuesday, 01 May 2007
>> >
>> > Written by
>> > Susy Buchanan and David Holthouse (reprinted courtesy: SPLC)
>> > Intelligence Report - Spring 2007
>> >
>> > Early one Saturday morning last November, armed men on motorcycles
>> > hounded Latino immigrants into the desert around Cave Creek, Ariz., a
>> > rustic town 20 miles north of Phoenix. It was the first day of operation
>> > "Adios Illegals," a campaign to scare off immigrants at day-labor sites
>> > organized by the American Freedom Riders, a Phoenix-based motorcycle
>> > group that held its first meeting last summer and has since grown to 12
>> > chapters in eight states.
>> > The belligerent tactics and rapid expansion of the American Freedom
>> > Riders represent a much larger lightning storm of militant xenophobia
>> > that is crashing over the county and swiftly gathering strength. The
>> > Intelligence Project has identified 144 nativist extremist groups active
>> > across 39 states in recent months. Most of these organizations - nearly
>> > 100 of them - have taken form since April 2006. Their rhetoric and their
>> > methods grow ever more extreme.
>> >
>> > American vigilantes have taken on an increasingly predatory look.
>> > Intimidation, threats and worse are now normal facts of life on the
>> > border. American vigilantes have taken on an increasingly predatory
>> > look. Intimidation, threats and worse are now normal facts of life on
>> > the border.
>> >
>> > Throughout the morning in Cave Creek, the American Freedom Riders played
>> > cat and mouse with immigrants clustered on street corners and in front
>> > of convenience stores. The sight of the advancing bikers, some of whom
>> > were strapped with handguns, scared the immigrants into seeking cover in
>> > nearby dry washes. "They scattered like cockroaches in all directions,"
>> > American Freedom Riders leader "Buffalo" Rick Galeener later boasted in
>> > a letter published in the Sonoran News. "They simply ran, like the
>> > criminals they are!"
>> >
>> > In one instance, a two-ton truck flying a huge American flag roared into
>> > the parking lot of the Good Shepherd of the Hills Episcopal Church,
>> > where 20-30 Latinos were gathered at a day labor shelter provided by the
>> > church. The truck drove in tight circles around the immigrants, trailed
>> > by about 20 motorcycles. Half the immigrants fled. According to Rev.
>> > Glenn Jenks, rector at Good Shepherd, the bikers cheered and shouted,
>> > "Go back to Mexico!" Later the members of the American Freedom Riders
>> > surrounded the church, videotaping and photographing any Latinos who
>> > remained, and vowing to come back until Cave Creek is "illegal
> alien-free."
>> >
>> > American vigilantes have taken on an increasingly predatory look.
>> > Intimidation, threats and worse are now normal facts of life on the
> border.
>> >
>> > - Paranoia and Sniper Teams -
>> >
>> > http://www.aztlanelectronicnews.net/content/view/144/1/
>> > --
>> > Tom Tancredo for President in 2008
>> > For a Secure
> Americahttp://www.teamtancredo.org/http://tancredo.house.gov/
>>
>> If the "gummint" lacks the will to rid America of illegal aliens then
>> it is the duty of the
>> people to protect their homeland.
>>
>> greg
>>
>
> Nothing wrong with forcably removing people who aren't supposed to be here
> anyway. Illegal aliens are nothing but foreign invaders and should be
> removed by any means necessary. If the government is too incompetent or
> corrupt to do it then someone else has to step in. As long as they target
> those they KNOW to be illegal I have no problem with them. If they target
> those who look like they MIGHT be illegal based on race then that's a
> problem.
>

Ah then you wont bitch when you get blown off my sidewalk...my dilemma is
shotgun or a 3030, probably the shotgun I like my neighbors across the street
and the 3030 will just go through you. Granted most of your internals will
follow along and I'd have to shovel up the mess and toss it to my dogs. Hosing
down the blood is the easy part.

Illegals like YOU are a pox and should be shot, drawn and quartered. Your kids
get to watch from the bus taking them out of the country.

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