Protestors for rent: the US illegal alien crisis
0 Comments Published by Avi Green on Friday, March 31, 2006 at 3:57 AM.
In the past week or two, we saw as many as 500,000 illegal aliens and their sympathisers leading demonstrations in Chicago and even Los Angeles. But where did they come from? Neal Boortz finds the answers:
To make matters worse, a few weeks ago, some Minutement in Indiana were assaulted by illegals at a bank supplying to them, and US flags were burned at one of the rallies, as Michelle Malkin notes here.
It seems that in all their arrogance, the pro-illegal immigration supporters have only ended up fanning the flames of incitement against the American continent, which is very grave and not helpful for them at all.
So just where did those thousands and thousands of protesters that showed up around the country to protest an immigration bill in Congress come from? Were they angry immigrants sitting in their government housing watching C-SPAN...only to become upset at a bill that was just out of committee? Not hardly.I'd have to think that the Spanish language MSM exploited quite a few people, and is now probably laughing in their faces. As it so happens, this could actually end up harming the illegals more than it helps them.
The truth is starting to come out about just where these folks came from. They were protesting in the street because.....because they were told to. It turns out the Spanish media was stoking the fire. In fact, they went a step further...even telling them when and where to protest...what to wear and how to do it. It was an all-out propaganda war.
And just where will you hear this reported? Not in the mainstream media. They will report that the protests took place, then say nothing about how they got there. As it turns out, these were essentially rent-a-mobs..carefully coordinated over a period of weeks to show up and do their thing.
If the media really wanted to do their job, they would have sent a reporter into the crowd with a microphone to ask the protesters just which bill they were protesting and what the language of the legislation was. Good luck on that one.
To make matters worse, a few weeks ago, some Minutement in Indiana were assaulted by illegals at a bank supplying to them, and US flags were burned at one of the rallies, as Michelle Malkin notes here.
It seems that in all their arrogance, the pro-illegal immigration supporters have only ended up fanning the flames of incitement against the American continent, which is very grave and not helpful for them at all.
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