Mexican Drug Smugglers Make Cocaine “Jesus” Statue
Posted on 31. May, 2008 by Rob Chapman in Immigration, Rob Chapman
NUEVO LAREDO, Mexico (Reuters) – U.S. customs officials have seized a statue of Jesus Christ made from plaster mixed with cocaine — the latest sophisticated attempt to smuggle drugs from Mexico.
Sniffer dogs at the border crossing in Laredo, Texas, alerted officials to the smell of narcotics in the 6.6 pound (3 kilo) statue, which [...]
‘Artists’ deface Hitler watercolors
Posted on 31. May, 2008 by Derek Bargeld in Top Stories
When the artists Jake and Dinos Chapman bought a series of paintings by Adolf Hitler for £115,000, many questioned the morality of paying for works produced by one of history’s most brutal dictators.
Yesterday, the brothers unveiled 13 of the watercolours, on which they had added psychedelic rainbows, stars and love hearts, and placed them back [...]
School Evacuated Over Racist Threats
Posted on 31. May, 2008 by Derek Bargeld in Race
Threats made to a group of students from Perry Hall High School led to the school’s evacuation on Friday. Baltimore County police said that 13 black students received racist messages on their MySpace.com sites, saying something was going to happen at the school at about 12 p.m. Friday.Police said they believe the messages were just [...]
“Illegal Alien” Rapes Disabled Woman
Posted on 30. May, 2008 by Rob Chapman in Immigration, Rob Chapman
A 48-year-old disabled woman was allegedly raped Saturday morning just hours after being released from the Intensive Care Unit of a local hospital. Juventino M. Pizano, a 25-year-old illegal immigrant, was arrested for the crime.
The victim underwent surgery May 19 to insert a catheter into her heart, and was released from the hospital Friday [...]
Serial Rapists’ List of Inhumanity Grows
Posted on 30. May, 2008 by Rob Chapman in Race, Rob Chapman
A man police said is responsible for raping seven women in and around the Acres Homes area for more than half a decade has been charged with sexually assaulting an eighth, authorities said.
Bilford Dwight Junious, 37, was charged in an incident that happened Aug. 23, 2002, authorities said.
In six of the cases, charges were [...]
Police investigating arson at rapper’s mansion
Posted on 30. May, 2008 by Derek Bargeld in Hidden Crimes
The multimillion-dollar Long Island home at the center of a dispute between rapper 50 Cent and his former girlfriend was destroyed by a suspicious fire early today, officials said.
The blaze occurred just days after a heated confrontation inside the woman’s lawyers office over the home.
The rapper does not live in the home and was not [...]
White women cold towards Obama
Posted on 30. May, 2008 by Nathaniel Bacon in Immigration, Nathaniel Bacon, Race, Top Stories
Barack Obama’s favorability among White women has declined significantly in recent months, particularly among democrats and independents, presenting an immediate obstacle for the likely democratic nominee as he moves to shore up his party’s base. According to a new report by The Pew Research Center for the People & the Press, half of White women [...]
English-speaking pop. disappearing in Miami
Posted on 30. May, 2008 by Nathaniel Bacon in Immigration, Nathaniel Bacon, Race, Top Stories
FLORIDA — Melissa Green’s mother spoke Spanish, but she never learned -her father forbid it. Today, that’s a frequent problem in the city where the English-speaking population is outnumbered.
In many areas of Miami, Spanish has become the predominant language, replacing English in everyday life. Anyone from Latin America could feel at home on the streets, [...]
Cali. fight over the limits of free speech
Posted on 30. May, 2008 by Derek Bargeld in Free Speech
Six years after Santa Cruz police arrested gadfly Robert Norse for giving the mayor a Nazi salute during a City Council meeting, Norse’s argument that his civil rights were violated might be headed to the Supreme Court.
Lawyers familiar with the case say they would not be surprised if the nation’s top justices eventually rule on [...]
Even Italian schoolkids want gypsies out
Posted on 30. May, 2008 by Derek Bargeld in Immigration, Race
The colours are bold and the lines simple, a typical drawing by a nine-year-old.
But the sentiments it reveals are shocking, a glimpse of the xenophobia creeping across Italy.
The picture is one of a number drawn by youngsters at a school outside Naples depicting firebomb attacks on a nearby Roma gipsy camp. Other children at the [...]
UK to lock up man for political complaint letter
Posted on 30. May, 2008 by Derek Bargeld in Free Speech
A RACIST BNP supporter who sent a councillor an abusive letter is facing jail.
The letter included a bigoted rant against ‘immigrants’ and abused Cllr Marie Pye directly.
Author Kevin David, who lives close to Cllr Pye in Fairlop Road, Leytonstone, signed the malicious mail ‘Nick Griffin’ – the leader of far-right BNP.
The 38-year-old was snared when [...]
LA offers $25k reward to catch attackers of Jewish man
Posted on 30. May, 2008 by Derek Bargeld in Top Stories
The Los Angeles City Council today is offering a $25,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of two assailants that attacked an Orthodox Jewish man in North Hollywood while yelling racial epithets on April 12.
The City Council announced its intention of posting the reward a week ago, when the Anti-Defamation League [...]
111 nations adopt cluster bomb treaty, but not US
Posted on 30. May, 2008 by Derek Bargeld in Top Stories
DUBLIN, Ireland – Diplomats from 111 nations formally adopted a landmark treaty banning cluster bombs on Friday after futile calls for participation by the weapons’ biggest makers and users, particularly the United States.
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urged every nation in the world to sign the painstakingly negotiated pact “without delay.”
Twelve days of negotiations ended after [...]
Baltimore transit pays blacks to behave
Posted on 30. May, 2008 by Derek Bargeld in Race
Maryland Transit Administration officials are offering discount cards for area businesses to students who pledge good behavior on city buses, an incentive that transit administrators hope will help curb disrespectful and violent behavior.
The discount card will offer 10 percent to 20 percent off purchases at 12 city establishments, including Dunkin’ Donuts, Cold Stone Creamery, Shoe [...]
Idahoans not happy about Mexican consolate in Boise
Posted on 29. May, 2008 by Rob Chapman in Immigration, Rob Chapman
Idaho pro-family activist Bryan Fischer is praising one of his congressmen for trying to get the U.S. State Department to delay approval of a Mexican consulate for the city of Boise.
In March, Congressman Bill Sali (R-Idaho) sent a letter to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice urging her to hold off on approving the consulate [...]
Guns or Criminals, which is the problem?
Posted on 29. May, 2008 by Derek Bargeld in Hidden Crimes, Race
A high-ranking gang member who told police he has been involved with gangs since he was 14 has been arrested again by Metro police for parole violation, police said.Terrance D. Crutcher, 28, is a member of the Rollin 40s Crip street gang, police said. He was released from prison last July after serving four years [...]
Tennessee gives more rights to illegals
Posted on 29. May, 2008 by Derek Bargeld in Immigration
For the first time in a decade, immigration status won’t stop couples from obtaining marriage licenses in Davidson County and marrying anywhere in Tennessee. Counties across the state could follow suit depending on the outcome of the Nashville case that sparked the policy change.
Davidson County Clerk John Arriola switched direction Thursday after a state attorney [...]
Article says Nigerians are the most-educated people in the US
Posted on 29. May, 2008 by Derek Bargeld in Race
According to the article Nigerians value education so much. What it doesn’t say is that only 57% of Nigerians are literate. Hmmm….. something doesn’t add up.
For Woodlands resident David Olowokere, one of Nigeria’s sons, having a master’s degree in engineering just wasn’t enough for his people back home. So he got a doctorate.
His wife, Shalewa [...]
Uni. of Delaware again teaching that ‘all whites are racist’
Posted on 29. May, 2008 by Derek Bargeld in Race
An indoctrination program that was shut down at the University of Delaware last year after it was revealed the teachings included, “All whites are racist,” now is being revived, and an organization monitoring such educational behavior is concerned there will be violations similar to those of a year ago.
Adam Kissell, a spokesman for The Foundation [...]
State Rep. W. Curtis Thomas demands immediate investigation of KSS by state Attorney General
Posted on 29. May, 2008 by Keith Carney in Free Speech, Race
(Editors Note: While fliers openly calling for violence against and containing the photos & home addresses of KSS members are currently being posted along telephone poles throughout the city, elected official’s insist that our fliers incite and “encourage violence” and that we must be investigated, again.)
State Rep. W. Curtis Thomas (D., Phila.) yesterday requested an [...]
Ten million dollar spy chopper keeps an eye on New Yorkers?
Posted on 29. May, 2008 by Nathaniel Bacon in Nathaniel Bacon, Science and Technology, Top Stories
On a cloudless spring day, the New York Police Department helicopter soars over the city. Its sights set on the Statue of Liberty. A dramatic close-up of lady liberty’s frozen gaze fills one of three monitors mounted on a console. Hundreds of sightseers below are oblivious that a helicopter is peering down on them from [...]
Wax museum to include another famous German
Posted on 29. May, 2008 by Nathaniel Bacon in Nathaniel Bacon
It is hard to find controversy in a wax museum. But with the Berlin version of Madame Tussauds set to open at the beginning of July, some are not overjoyed by the collection of famous Germans the museum is putting on display. Boris becker won’t raise any eyebrows. Neither will Albert Einstein. But some are [...]
Latest claim: Iran may have tried to develop nuclear weapons
Posted on 29. May, 2008 by Derek Bargeld in War Coverage
The chief U.S. delegate to the International Atomic Energy Agency said evidence described by the nuclear watchdog Thursday increased concerns that Iran had tried to make nuclear weapons.
The documents detailed by IAEA Deputy Director General Olli Heinonen were provided to the agency by board member nations for its investigation into allegations that Iran disguised research [...]
Bahrain names Jewish woman as ambassador to US
Posted on 29. May, 2008 by Derek Bargeld in Top Stories
MANAMA, Bahrain – Bahrain’s king has appointed a woman believed to be the Arab world’s first Jewish ambassador as the country’s envoy to Washington.
Lawmaker Houda Nonoo said she was proud to serve her country “first of all as a Bahraini,” adding she was not chosen for the post because of her religion.
“It is a great [...]
Rachael Ray ad pulled after complaints
Posted on 29. May, 2008 by Derek Bargeld in Top Stories
Now women can’t wear scarves because it may be offensive….
BOSTON – Dunkin’ Donuts has pulled an online advertisement featuring Rachael Ray after complaints that a fringed black-and-white scarf that the celebrity chef wore in the ad offers symbolic support for Muslim extremism and terrorism.
The coffee and baked goods chain said the ad that began appearing [...]
Stonehenge was a burial site for centuries
Posted on 29. May, 2008 by Derek Bargeld in Real History
WASHINGTON – England’s enigmatic Stonehenge served as a burial ground from its earliest beginnings and for several hundred years thereafter, new research indicates.
Dating of cremated remains shows burials took place as early as 3000 B.C., when the first ditches around the monument were being built, researchers said Thursday.
And those burials continued for at least 500 [...]
Germans rebel against public smoking ban
Posted on 29. May, 2008 by Nathaniel Bacon in Nathaniel Bacon
BERLIN (AFP) — In Europe, even the Italians and French are respecting public smoking bans, but Germany’s bid to implement one is proving as relapse-prone as the new Year’s resolutions of nicotine addicts.
Bars in Berlin have been granted a reprieve, restaurants in Bavaria have found a loophole by converting to private clubs and the state’s [...]
Caught on Tape: Child Molester in book store
Posted on 29. May, 2008 by Nathaniel Bacon in Audio-Video, Nathaniel Bacon, Top Stories
This mexican a convicted sex offender named Jamie Alesandro, hovers around this 5 year old little White girl, then places his genitals on her right in front of the parent. Los Angeles, CA — The San Gabriel man was caught on tape and by an alert father who was outraged by the brazen attack on [...]
Federal Judge Strikes Down Farmers Branch Illegal Alien Laws
Posted on 29. May, 2008 by John Fife in Immigration, John Fife, Top Stories
Proof once again, that the Government does not care what the people want, or vote for. You will do as your told, and deal with what they give you to deal with or else!
A federal judge on Wednesday struck down a Farmers Branch ordinance designed to block apartment rentals to most illegal immigrants.
And he [...]
“Convict” Creates Courtroom Chaos
Posted on 28. May, 2008 by Rob Chapman in Hidden Crimes, Race, Rob Chapman
SAN ANTONIO — Chaos erupted in a Bexar County courtroom Wednesday when a convicted killer was in court to learn his execution date.Kevin Watts, who was found guilty of killing three people execution-style during a restaurant robbery in 2002, asked 226th District Judge Sid Harle if he could address the court. Watts, who is [...]
Another KKK lawn burning???
Posted on 28. May, 2008 by Derek Bargeld in Race
Sounds very similar to a recent fake hate crime.
MEDFORD, Ore. — Police are searching for young men suspected of scorching a cross and the letters “KKK” on a Medford lawn.
Sol Whyte lives at the house with husband Jonathan, who is originally from Jamaica, and their two daughters. She heard the crackle of flames Monday night [...]
Multiracial Americans surge in number
Posted on 28. May, 2008 by Derek Bargeld in Race
If you want a good glimpse of the multiracial experience in America, get inside Louie Gong’s skin.
“I’m Nooksack, I’m Chinese, I’m French and I’m Scottish,” Gong tells viewers of a multimedia piece he placed on YouTube to help spark discussion of multiracial issues. “… When I was a kid, I drank my Ovaltine with real [...]
Repeat Offender Boy, 7, Pummels Grandma Over Chicken Wings
Posted on 28. May, 2008 by Derek Bargeld in Race
A woman was beaten and injured inside a Florida Wal-Mart by her 7-year-old grandson over chicken wings. Vikkita Stratford said she was in a Palm Beach County Wal-Mart when her grandson, Latarian, asked for some wings.When Stratford said no, she said the boy pummeled her in front of a crowd.
Actor escapes jail time for drugs
Posted on 28. May, 2008 by Derek Bargeld in Top Stories
LOS ANGELES – Gary Dourdan won’t do time. The “CSI” co-star pleaded guilty to two of three counts of felony drug possession Wednesday but will not face prison following his drug arrest outside of Palm Springs last month, according to his lawyer. Dourdan could have served up to three years and eight months behind bars.
“Once [...]
Lawyer files million-dollar-suit against airline for ‘ruining vacation’
Posted on 28. May, 2008 by Derek Bargeld in Top Stories
A New York lawyer is suing Delta Air Lines for $1 million, saying his family vacation turned into a nightmare after they were stranded in an airport for days and treated disdainfully by airline employees.
Richard Roth, who filed the lawsuit on behalf of himself and his mother, said he planned the Christmas 2007 trip to [...]
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