hatred of the poor.
On Jul 3, 10:59 pm, Mustang <mustangsp...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Just because we have not heard of "beheadings" on the news doesn't mean it
> hasn't happened. We have heard of murders of documented Americans - men, women
> and children - by illegal aliens.
>
> If you google "mexican beheading," you will find many incidents of police,
> politicians, and citizens in the way being decapitated by drug cartels down
> there. I wouldn't be surprised to learn it has happened within our borders
> too. Either way, there's not much difference between decapitated, dismembered,
> and just plain murdered with a bullet or stabbing. The result is exactly the
> same with fewer body parts. Ask the family of "Documented American" Robert
> Krentz, a crippled man murdered on his legally owned and documented property
> which has been taken over by drug and human, gun toting, murderous illegal
> alien, smugglers!
>
> We know that documented American jails and prisons have tens of thousands
> illegal alien criminals being housed, fed, clothed, and medically cared for.
> The same illegals who have been legally deported and illegally returned to
> deliberately commit additional violent crimes. Those illegal aliens were tried
> in documented American courts, legally sentenced by documented American judges,
> after legal convictions by documented American juries, prosecuted by documented
> American attorneys, and defended by documented American attorneys provided to
> the illegal aliens at no charge. Illegal aliens show their respect for America
> and our laws by illegally entering again and again, committing more murder and
> mayhem against our documented Americans and documented legal residents.
>
> How many documented Americans have to be beheaded, shot, stabbed, maimed, raped,
> robbed, etc. by illegal alien violent repeat criminals before the borders are
> sealed and America is protected?
>
> It's a drug war. It's a human smuggling war. It's a protect America war. It's
> a protect Americans war. What part of W A R don't some people understand? What
> part of I L L E G A L don't people understand?
>
> Press "1" for English, my ass.
>
> ________________________________
> From: VT Sean Lewis <thevirtualtr...@gmail.com>
> To: PoliticalForum@googlegroups.com
> Sent: Sat, July 3, 2010 7:39:51 PM
> Subject: BREWER WARNS OF IMMIGRANTS AND 'BEHEADINGS'
>
> BREWER WARNS OF IMMIGRANTS AND 'BEHEADINGS'....
> Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer (R) continues to try to defend her anti-
> immigrant
> policies, and isn't above _using shameless demagoguery_
> (http://tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo.com/2010/07/
> brewer_claims_illeg...
> _the.php) to scare people into agreeing with her.
> In an interview on Fox News last week, for example, she claimed: "We
> cannot
> afford all this illegal immigration and everything that comes with
> it,
> everything from the crime and to the drugs and the kidnappings and the
>
> extortion and the beheadings ..."
> There's no better way, it seems, to make the case for strict
> anti-immigration laws than to claim that undocumented immigrants are
> pouring into the
> country to decapitate innocent Americans. But just because she says
> it on
> television doesn't make it true.
> Brewer didn't just slip up; she seems to seriously believe immigrants
>
> who've entered the U.S. illegally are engaged in "beheadings." Offered
> a chance
> to walk it back on a local public affairs show this week, Brewer
> insisted
> that there have been "bodies in the desert ... that have been
> beheaded."
> When told that media research could find no such incidents, the
> governor
> didn't care.
> Eventually, a spokesperson for Brewer said that the Arizona governor
> _may
> not have been referring to incidents in Arizona_
> (http://tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo.com/2010/07/
> brewer_claims_illeg...
> ) , but could have meant illegal immigrants beheading people in other
> states.
> First, Brewer was clearly talking about Arizona. Second, there aren't
>
> reports of beheading in other border states, either. Third, this is
> probably the
> most unpersuasive spin I've heard since the RNC spokesperson _tried
> to
> explain_
> (http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/archives/individual/
> 2010_07/024551.php) Michael Steele rejecting the RNC's line on
> Afghanistan.
> There's no great mystery here. For Republicans like Jan Brewer, the
> goal
> is to literally terrify the American public. In this case, that means
> connecting illegal immigration to images Americans have seen of
> terrorists
> beheading the innocent, and hoping people are confused enough to miss
> the
> distinction between a Mexican worker, hoping to provide for his/her
> family, and
> members of al Qaeda.
> But trying to connect crime to immigration problems is _a losing
> proposition_ (http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/archives/individual/
> 2010_05/023621.php)
> .—_Steve Benen_ (mailto:sbe...@washingtonmonthly.com) 1:25 PM
> _Permalink_
> (http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/archives/individual/
> 2010_07/024552.php)
>
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