Loyalty and Pride
Lots of stories in the news of Hispanic pride, which is a good thing, but just where are their loyalties at. I have nothing against being proud of your heritage and celebrating ones Culture. As a matter of Fact I take great pride in being Native American, German, English, Welsch, Irish, and Dutch. I have a colorful background as do many Americans. It is a wonderful thing being so diverse. So much rich history and background to call upon. However Looking at Hispanic news articals one has to wonder just what are they being taught and learning.
Claims of racism and being oppressed are running rampent. I hesitate to think what would hapopen if herre in Denver we went back to a St. Patricks day instead of a mulitculutral day parade, and we all have seen the hatred towards Italians on Christopher Columbus day. We celebrate the worlds largest Cinco de Mayo festivites, larger than any in Mexico, or any other city in America. So what is the beef? Read some of the following articals and think about this and who is influencing the thinking of Hispanic culture in America.
Associated Press
Protests Hit Illegal Immigration Summit
Protesters on Sunday gathered outside a meeting where members of a controversial civilian group that has been monitoring the Mexican border gathered with other activists seeking to curb illegal immigration. -- More than 150 demonstrators used placards and bullhorns and waved Mexican flags to get their message out: "Racists, go home!" they screamed. -- Jim Gilchrist said a declaration of war is committed every time a Mexican flag is planted on American soil.
Robert Klein Engler -- ChronWatch.com
Illegal Immigration and the Mexican Archbishop
Lost amid all the reams of paper, stacks of videos and bites in e-space about President Fox's view of African-American workers is a more troublesome comment coming from an overlooked source. -- CNN.com reports that "Even Cardinal Norberto Rivera Carrera [left]... criticized U. S. immigration policy as ridiculous and defended Fox's comments, saying: "The declaration had nothing to do with racism. It is a reality in the United States that anyone can prove."
New Hampshire Union-Leader Editorial
Immigration insanity: Mexicans protest, U.S. just sits there
What is wrong with this picture? The Mexican government sends representatives to Hudson to defend Mexican nationals who have admittedly entered the United States illegally, while the United States government turns a blind eye to immigration enforcement.
Marty Lich -- WebCommentary.com
Where is the outrage?
Imagine if you will, the Minutemen saying "Go back to Mexico, you brown scum" or "F**K Cinco de Mayo" (they care A LOT about that Mexican celebration day) or even, "Who was the illegal alien, you Spaniard invader- slayers?" -- I can imagine THAT would be all over the newspapers, on radio shows, broadcast live from every station across America...
Deanna Spingola -- NewsWithViews.com
Illegal immigration and the law
...The laws should not be suspended for the hordes of illegals that cross our borders daily. It does not matter why or how the illegal immigrants come into our country. Some may come to "do the jobs that Americans won't do" and who knows where that rationalization came from?
[Now take a look at the influencing of the Mexican government on our local and national polocies.]
Sun Newspapers -- May 26, 2005
Meddling Mexicans aim to hamper town officials
A representative of the Consulate General of Mexico in Chicago joined several other panelists last week in supporting a proposed ordinance that would officially restrict Richfield city employees from asking about immigration status in most cases. -- Consulate representative Joyce Graciela Stellick took part in a community forum sponsored by the Richfield Human Rights Commission.
Associated Press -- April 29, 2005
Meddling Mexicans condemn Arnold's praise of Minutemen
Mexico on Friday condemned the comments of California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, who praised hundreds of civilian volunteers guarding the Arizona-Mexican border in search of people crossing illegally. -- The Foreign Relations Department, which has said it is investigating the illegal detention of 13 Mexicans...
Riverside Press-Enterprise -- April 15, 2005
Meddling Mexican bewails use of spike strips against invaders
The Mexican consul for Riverside and San Bernardino counties on Thursday criticized the Border Patrol's use of spike strips to stop immigrant smuggling. -- The consul's comments came one day after a Mexican man was killed and nine suspected illegal immigrants [criminals] injured following the use of a spike strip during a Border Patrol pursuit...
KRGV-TV -- Welasco, Texas -- April 15, 2005
Pestiferous Mexican official spouts off in Texas
The Mexican Foreign Secretary says the United States and Mexico will be integrated in the future, and took issue with the Minutemen Project. -- "Because (the Minutemen) feel frustrated or whatever reason they are doing this," [Ernesto] Derbez said. "They are trying to take the war into their own hands. -- Derbez also added he hopes the group and its members are prosecuted.
Associated Press -- March 30, 2005
Enemy nation threatens legal action against Minutemen again
Mexico's Foreign Relations Department said Tuesday that Mexican consulates in Arizona will file criminal complaints against any illegal detentions of its citizens by volunteers of the so- called Minuteman Project. -- In February, Mexico sent the U.S. government a diplomatic note in which it asked American officials to ensure the migrants' rights are respected... [Related article from Mexican media]
UPI -- March 22, 2005
Aggravating Mexican bellyaches about border fence
...[L]ast week Mexican President Vicente Fox lashed out at the United States for its construction of walls as a measure to ameliorate border security fears. -- "They don't work. They should be knocked down. ... They are discriminatory, are an affront to liberty, and no country should be proud of itself having to build walls..." [What's this clown whining about? He himself claims that walls "don't work."]
UPI -- March 20, 2005
Pestiferous Mexicans attempt to dictate U.S. policy
Mexican lawmakers demanded that President Vicente Fox present a migratory proposal when he meets with President George W. Bush, La Jornada reported Friday. -- The majority of the Mexican House of Representatives approved a measure Thursday exhorting Fox to offer a proposal next week during the binational meeting...
[ This is just a small sampple of things happening wiotrh the American Hispanic community and the obtrusive Mexican government meddeling in our SOVERIEGN internal polocies.]
Claims of racism and being oppressed are running rampent. I hesitate to think what would hapopen if herre in Denver we went back to a St. Patricks day instead of a mulitculutral day parade, and we all have seen the hatred towards Italians on Christopher Columbus day. We celebrate the worlds largest Cinco de Mayo festivites, larger than any in Mexico, or any other city in America. So what is the beef? Read some of the following articals and think about this and who is influencing the thinking of Hispanic culture in America.
Associated Press
Protests Hit Illegal Immigration Summit
Protesters on Sunday gathered outside a meeting where members of a controversial civilian group that has been monitoring the Mexican border gathered with other activists seeking to curb illegal immigration. -- More than 150 demonstrators used placards and bullhorns and waved Mexican flags to get their message out: "Racists, go home!" they screamed. -- Jim Gilchrist said a declaration of war is committed every time a Mexican flag is planted on American soil.
Robert Klein Engler -- ChronWatch.com
Illegal Immigration and the Mexican Archbishop
Lost amid all the reams of paper, stacks of videos and bites in e-space about President Fox's view of African-American workers is a more troublesome comment coming from an overlooked source. -- CNN.com reports that "Even Cardinal Norberto Rivera Carrera [left]... criticized U. S. immigration policy as ridiculous and defended Fox's comments, saying: "The declaration had nothing to do with racism. It is a reality in the United States that anyone can prove."
New Hampshire Union-Leader Editorial
Immigration insanity: Mexicans protest, U.S. just sits there
What is wrong with this picture? The Mexican government sends representatives to Hudson to defend Mexican nationals who have admittedly entered the United States illegally, while the United States government turns a blind eye to immigration enforcement.
Marty Lich -- WebCommentary.com
Where is the outrage?
Imagine if you will, the Minutemen saying "Go back to Mexico, you brown scum" or "F**K Cinco de Mayo" (they care A LOT about that Mexican celebration day) or even, "Who was the illegal alien, you Spaniard invader- slayers?" -- I can imagine THAT would be all over the newspapers, on radio shows, broadcast live from every station across America...
Deanna Spingola -- NewsWithViews.com
Illegal immigration and the law
...The laws should not be suspended for the hordes of illegals that cross our borders daily. It does not matter why or how the illegal immigrants come into our country. Some may come to "do the jobs that Americans won't do" and who knows where that rationalization came from?
[Now take a look at the influencing of the Mexican government on our local and national polocies.]
Sun Newspapers -- May 26, 2005
Meddling Mexicans aim to hamper town officials
A representative of the Consulate General of Mexico in Chicago joined several other panelists last week in supporting a proposed ordinance that would officially restrict Richfield city employees from asking about immigration status in most cases. -- Consulate representative Joyce Graciela Stellick took part in a community forum sponsored by the Richfield Human Rights Commission.
Associated Press -- April 29, 2005
Meddling Mexicans condemn Arnold's praise of Minutemen
Mexico on Friday condemned the comments of California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, who praised hundreds of civilian volunteers guarding the Arizona-Mexican border in search of people crossing illegally. -- The Foreign Relations Department, which has said it is investigating the illegal detention of 13 Mexicans...
Riverside Press-Enterprise -- April 15, 2005
Meddling Mexican bewails use of spike strips against invaders
The Mexican consul for Riverside and San Bernardino counties on Thursday criticized the Border Patrol's use of spike strips to stop immigrant smuggling. -- The consul's comments came one day after a Mexican man was killed and nine suspected illegal immigrants [criminals] injured following the use of a spike strip during a Border Patrol pursuit...
KRGV-TV -- Welasco, Texas -- April 15, 2005
Pestiferous Mexican official spouts off in Texas
The Mexican Foreign Secretary says the United States and Mexico will be integrated in the future, and took issue with the Minutemen Project. -- "Because (the Minutemen) feel frustrated or whatever reason they are doing this," [Ernesto] Derbez said. "They are trying to take the war into their own hands. -- Derbez also added he hopes the group and its members are prosecuted.
Associated Press -- March 30, 2005
Enemy nation threatens legal action against Minutemen again
Mexico's Foreign Relations Department said Tuesday that Mexican consulates in Arizona will file criminal complaints against any illegal detentions of its citizens by volunteers of the so- called Minuteman Project. -- In February, Mexico sent the U.S. government a diplomatic note in which it asked American officials to ensure the migrants' rights are respected... [Related article from Mexican media]
UPI -- March 22, 2005
Aggravating Mexican bellyaches about border fence
...[L]ast week Mexican President Vicente Fox lashed out at the United States for its construction of walls as a measure to ameliorate border security fears. -- "They don't work. They should be knocked down. ... They are discriminatory, are an affront to liberty, and no country should be proud of itself having to build walls..." [What's this clown whining about? He himself claims that walls "don't work."]
UPI -- March 20, 2005
Pestiferous Mexicans attempt to dictate U.S. policy
Mexican lawmakers demanded that President Vicente Fox present a migratory proposal when he meets with President George W. Bush, La Jornada reported Friday. -- The majority of the Mexican House of Representatives approved a measure Thursday exhorting Fox to offer a proposal next week during the binational meeting...
[ This is just a small sampple of things happening wiotrh the American Hispanic community and the obtrusive Mexican government meddeling in our SOVERIEGN internal polocies.]
Hy,
I need help Where can I find a copy from ANY domestic us passport???
Thank you
Posted by
Anonymous |
9:58 AM
Carlota,
I do not know what a domestic passport is. To my knowledge all passports are international. If you need to see one ask your local postmaster at the post office. This is where the majority of people get their passports from, or should I say the forms to get the passport.
Posted by
Devious Mind |
11:36 AM