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The Texas Justice of Johnny Sutton: He Gets His Man, No Matter What

Posted in Alberto Gonzales, Border Agents, Border Control, Border Fence, Border Patrol, Border Security, Congress, DEA, DHS, Dana Rohrabacher, Debra Kanof, Department of Homeland Security, Deportation, Drug Enforcement Agency, Drug Trafficking, El Paso, Fabens, Friends of the Border Patrol, George Bush, Ignacio Ramos, Illegal Aliens, Illegal Immigrants, Illegal Immigration, Immigrants, Immigration, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Jerome Corsi, Johnny Sutton, Jose Compean, Mexican Drug Cartel, Mexicans, Mexico, Michael Chertoff, News & Politics, Osbaldo Aldrete-Davila, President Bush, State Politics, Texas, The United States of America, border agent, crimes and criminal procedures, deport, dictator, drug smuggler, firearms, injustice on February 28, 2007 | 4 Comments »

The below news article by Daily Bulletin staff writer, Sara A. Carter confirms what most of us have suspected for a very long time: Osbaldo Aldrete-Davila did smuggle an additional load of drugs into the country after U.S. Attorney, Johnny Sutton and his office had already given Davila immunity from prosecution provided he would [...]

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We’re All Hypocrites, and So is Al Gore

Posted in Academy Awards, Al Franken, Al Gore, An Inconvenient Truth, Democrats and Republicans, Documentary Films, Drudge Report, Earth, Environment, Haliburton, Mark Foley, Michael Moore, Movies, News & Politics, Noam Chomsky, Oscar, Politically Correct, Ted Haggard, Think Progress, environmentalism, environmentalist, global climate change, global warming, homophobia, homosexual, hybrid vehicle, hypocrite, political correctness, racial discrimination on February 27, 2007 | 6 Comments »

I don’t think I’m going out on a limb by saying we are all hypocrites in our own special ways. He’s a hypocrite. She’s a hypocrite. You’re a hypocrite, and I’m a hypocrite. We’re all grand dissemblers to one degree or another, and it becomes a constant struggle not just to [...]

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Reiterating a Stance on Illegal Immigration and Ramos, Compean Hearings Postponed

Posted in Alberto Gonzales, Aztlan, Border Agents, Border Control, Border Fence, Border Patrol, Border Security, California, California Legislature, California Politics, California Senate, City Politics, Civil Liberties, Congress, DHS, Dana Rohrabacher, Debra Kanof, Department of Homeland Security, Deportation, Drug Trafficking, ER, El Paso, FBI, Friends of the Border Patrol, George Bush, Health Insurance, Ignacio Ramos, Illegal Aliens, Illegal Immigrants, Illegal Immigration, Immigrants, Immigration, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Jerome Corsi, Johnny Sutton, Jose Compean, LAUSD, Latin America, Latino, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Times, MEChA, MS-13, Marines, Medi-Cal, Mexican Drug Cartel, Mexicans, Mexico, Michael Chertoff, News & Politics, Osbaldo Aldrete-Davila, President Bush, Richard Skinner, State Politics, Texas, The Nation, The left, The right, assimilation, birth control, border agent, conservative, crimes and criminal procedures, deport, drug smuggler, education, emergency rooms, federal bureau of investigation, federal healthcare, federal law, federal prison, fertility, fertility issues, firearms, firemen, gangs, grassfire.org, identity theft, lawyer, leftist, liberal, neo-con, state healthcare, united states on February 22, 2007 | 3 Comments »

As the Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compean fiasco gains momentum with those who support the two incarcerated agents specifically, the border patrol generally, and the probe into questionable conduct by U.S. Attorney, Johnny Sutton and company, so too does this story gain detractors–detractors who generally have no more than a broad understanding of the incident, [...]

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Did Mexico Prosecute Ramos & Compean?

Posted in Border Agents, Border Control, Border Fence, Border Patrol, Border Security, California, California Politics, Congress, Dana Rohrabacher, Debra Kanof, Department of Homeland Security, Deportation, Drug Trafficking, El Paso, Friends of the Border Patrol, Ignacio Ramos, Illegal Aliens, Illegal Immigrants, Illegal Immigration, Immigrants, Immigration, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Jerome Corsi, Johnny Sutton, Jose Compean, Latin America, Mexican Drug Cartel, Mexicans, Mexico, News & Politics, Osbaldo Aldrete-Davila, President Bush, Presidential pardon, Richard Skinner, State Politics, Texas, The United States of America, border agent, crimes and criminal procedures, deport, drug smuggler, injustice, kathleen cardone on February 15, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

Why are Mexican officials more concerned about prosecuting Americans (i.e. the Ramos-Compean prosecution) than preventing their citizens from crossing over the border into the United States? This is particularly curious considering Mexico’s own stance on lawbreakers illegally entering their country–admirably strict. If only the Bush administration were as diligent as Mexico concerning illegal [...]

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Socialist, Leftist, Communist: Dictator, Hugo Chavez

Posted in Castro, Che Guevara, Germany, Hitler, Hugo Chavez, Idi Amin, Karl Marx, Latin America, Latino, Lenin, Marxism, Marxist, Nazi, New York, News & Politics, Orwellian, Stalin, The Nation, Universities, Utopia, Venezuela, authoritarianism, capitalism, communism, dictator, education, fascism, higher education, labor reform, leftist, liberal, reverse racism, social leftist, socialism, united states on February 12, 2007 | 5 Comments »

I read an article in a The Nation a few weeks ago (yes, I read The Nation as well as a variety of other publications on the left and the right) that discussed the great works Hugo Chavez was conducting for the Latin immigrants (legal and illegal) in the five boroughs of New York City–subsidizing [...]

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