Director | May 18, 2010
WorldNetDaily has compiled statistics on illegal immigrant crime. 12 murders per day, plus 13 U.S. citizens per day killed by illegal alien drunk drivers. 240 U.S. girls are sexually abused per day. For those illegals who come into the criminal justice system, each is arrested an average of 8 times and commits an average of […]
Director | November 22, 2009
We happened upon a nice site devoted to exploring the parallels between the North American Union and the European Union, Stop the North American Union. The second article on the page, “Two Peas in a Pod,” describes how the NAU is modeled on the EU and how the two regional unions will “harmonize” their directives. […]
Director | October 25, 2009
Mexican President Felipe Calderon issued an invitation to white Americans to immigrate to Mexico yesterday in a major speech. President Calderon said that “It is time for Mexico to return the favor the United States has shown to Mexicans during the past 15 years. White citizens of the United States should consider Mexico’s borders open. […]
Director | August 20, 2009
Last week President Obama met with the leaders of Canada and Mexico to “aggressively revive” the North American Union. The story is at USA Today. StopNAU has more background on the North American Union, now called the Security and Prosperity Partnership.
Director | August 17, 2009
What are sanctuary cities? How do they get away with protecting illegal aliens? What cities are sanctuary cities? What can you do about them? Steve Salvi has a website that will answer your questions. The more you think about cities authorized to disobey federal law, the stranger it seems. Why don’t the feds crack down […]
Director | March 14, 2009
From Madcow, background on Carlos Slim and his financial rescue of the New York Times. Why would the New York Times agree to take money from a South American drug dealer?
Director | January 26, 2009
Eileen Sullivan reports at the Guardian that two women have been picked to head the Homeland Security Department. Obama selected Jane Hall Lute from the UN to be second in command, under Janet Napolitano. “She doesn’t have the right skill set,” said James Carafano, a fellow with the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank. “And […]
