Eureka
Dear Chicago,
Signed,
A St. Louisan.
P.S. This is what happens when undocumented dumbasses cross over from a more comprehensive state to a less comprehensive state. The river is wide, both literally in its current over-flood-stage state and figuratively.
The Bronx
NYP:
Bx. idiots beat up ‘Arab’ in revenge
A Bangladeshi man out for dinner at a Bronx restaurant was viciously beaten hours after the Boston Marathon bombing by thugs who called him “a f–king Arab” before pummeling him to the ground, sources said.
Abdullah Faruque, 30 — a native of the South Asian country who grew up in The Bronx — was at Applebee’s on Exterior Avenue in Melrose at about 11:30 p.m. Monday when he went outside for a smoke.
Three or four Hispanic males he’d noticed drinking at the bar followed him and angrily got in his face, he recalled yesterday.
(snip)
He turned to head back inside as one of the men snarled, “Yeah, he’s a f–king Arab,” and the gang pounced, punching him on the head and body, dislocating his left shoulder and leaving him semiconscious.
A group of Hispanics (in New York’s case, most likely mulatto-Caribbeans), in their zeal to whack an Muslim in revenge for a crime for which there is no suspect yet, end up whacking a South Asian who may not be Muslim because they think he’s Arab, and of course not all Arabs are Muslim. And it’s pot-kettle-black as far as that goes, because mulatto-Caribbean Hispanics are the second most criminally inclined racial/ethnic group in New York City, behind only the you-know-whos, Bellcurvius.
Then there’s the matter of that even if he was Arab and Muslim, he didn’t do the Boston Massacre.
You know, I vaguely recall The Bronx being part of America at one time. Now it’s full of that diversity which is supposed to be a strength.
New York City
89% of homicide suspects in NYC are black or Hispanic, 90% of those stopped under SQF are black or Hispanic.
We’re good.
BTW, going forward, I will use “SQF” to refer to that enforcement tactic, not “stop-and-frisk.” The reason is that “SQF” stands for “stop-question-frisk.” The “questioning” is how an SQF stop falls under the legal aegis of a Terry vs Ohio stop, and therefore keeps it Constitutional, because the “questioning” almost always leads to reasonable suspicion, and shuts the race lobbies up.
In related news, mahogany mobs are now part of the New York state of mind.
Lincoln, Nebraska
Maybe not for no good reason. You see, the juvenile citizens of Lincoln are duly vibrant and diverse. And the young men among them are known to engage in such upstanding first world behavior such as not wearing shirts and not sitting on proper furniture while U.S. Marines address them about “the importance of respect and honor.”
IOW, Lincoln is becoming a third world dump. The town couldn’t have a more ironic name. An additional layer of irony would be if the local NRA resists whatever the Mayor will propose, because the NRA was established after the War Between the States because Union soldiers were generally such bad shots compared to their good guy counterparts wearing gray, so enter the NRA to teach the slugs north of the Mason-Dixon line how to shoot and shoot straight should the Yankee government start another war.
Chicago
From the vid and text, this looks like a joint operation of both Chicago’s native domestic long-obsolete bipedal farm equipment and those comprehensive immigration reformers here to do the stealing that Americans won’t do. Evidence of the latter is this bit about the loot being smuggled down to Miami and eventually South America.
“Authorities say the theft rings endanger public safety and can end up costing the consumer.” Yeah it does. But our diversity is our strength.
Vallejo, California
They say he’s 17 years old and worked there for only three months. So why or how did he get promoted to “manager?”
Answer: Because I suspect they don’t mean “manager” here in the way you and I think of the word. You hear “manager” of a fast feeder and think of a middle aged white man with a big pot belly and a bald spot drowning in paperwork and stressing out over juggling the hours of the short-termer part time pimple-faced Beavis and Butt-Head teenage employees under his supervision. I think in this case, they’re calling every hush puppy jockey a “manager,” for much the same reason why every Wal-Martinez employee is an “associate,” based on this self-esteem bullshit. I figured this out implicitly a handful of years back when all of sudden more people, younger people and blacker people around here were all of a sudden calling themselves “restaurant managers.”
It’s just as bad in the white collar private or public bureaucracy. Haven’t you noticed how many “deputy assistant (fill in the blank)” or “assistant deputy (fill in the blank)” people there are? And if they can’t find a way to make a rookie janitor someone seemingly important, then they inflate his job title to “facilities engineer.”
And yes, in the case of this actual news story, my Hispanic radar is going off.
Mexico
“Impossible” to end drug trade, says Calderón
ENDING the consumption and the trafficking of illegal drugs is “impossible”, according to Felipe Calderón, Mexico’s outgoing president. In an interview with The Economist Mr Calderón, whose battle with organised crime has come to define his six years in office, said that countries whose citizens consume drugs should find “market mechanisms” to prevent their money from getting into the hands of criminals in Latin America.
In an interview recorded last month for this week’s special report on Mexico, Mr Calderón said: “Are there still drugs in Juárez [a violent northern border city]? Well of course, but it has never been the objective…of the public-security strategy to end something that it is impossible to end, namely the consumption of drugs or their trafficking…
“[E]ither the United States and its society, its government and its congress decide to drastically reduce their consumption of drugs, or if they are not going to reduce it they at least have the moral responsibility to reduce the flow of money towards Mexico, which goes into the hands of criminals. They have to explore even market mechanisms to see if that can allow the flow of money to reduce.
“If they want to take all the drugs they want, as far as I’m concerned let them take them. I don’t agree with it but it’s their decision, as consumers and as a society. What I do not accept is that they continue passing their money to the hands of killers.”
Translation: It’s all gringo’s fault. What else would you expect the President of Mexico to say? They’ll never really take any collective tribal responsibility for their half of the problem. And yes, they deserve half the blame, because economic transactions are two way streets. Our demand for dope is fueling their gang violence, but the Indo has a gang propensity hearkening back to Indian (feather, not dot) and Mesoamerican tribes. It could be just as much that they supply plus the almost non-existent border between our countries is fueling our demand. We’re back to chicken/egg.
New York
He’s dead. The man who is suspected of murdering him has fled to Mexico. Which means he probably came from Mexico to begin with.
And also…comprehensive immigration reform.
Sacramento
So, California wants to pass a bill that would mean that illegal alien inmates are released even when ICE puts a hold on them, and the Obama/Holder DOJ isn’t bitching a fit about preemption? And what’s this bullshit about “trust?” Sure, because we need the Hispanic community of wherever in California to trust the cops so that the violent criminals among them will go to prison the immediately be let out because of “trust” and also no prison space.
Denver
Can’t wear the Number 18 jersey, even though it belongs to the new guy in town, because “18″ also means Mara 18.
UMSL and New York City
Study: Stop, Question, Frisk Doesn’t Reduce Crime
Despite claims by city officials, local researchers say the police tactic of stopping, questioning and frisking ‘suspicious’ people on the street had no impact on New York City’s two-decade long reduction in crime.
University of Missouri-St. Louis criminologists Richard Rosenfeld and Robert Fornango recently completed the first in-depth study of SQF, looking at statistics on a precinct-wide, year-to-year basis from 2003 to 2010, “If there are effects, what our analysis suggests is that they are probably very localized and dissipate pretty rapidly over time.”
(snip)
He says what’s known so far certainly shows that New York City officials are wrong to credit the program with contributing to the decline in crime, “We couldn’t find evidence that stop, question and frisk was associated with year-to-year changes of crime at the precinct-level. It seems to me, given the available evidence, it’s a stretch for officials to attribute a decade-long crime drop that is city-wide to this program.”
As for St. Louis, Rosenfeld says he would recommend the city’s police department not adopt SQF but stick with its current tactic of using intelligence-driven patrols in high crime areas.
Of course two beancounter/criminologists affiliated with a university wants the major police department in their metropolitan areas to use “intelligence-driven” tactics. Guess who specializes in that. By “intelligence-driven,” Profs. Rosenfeld and Fornango don’t mean police having stool pidgeons on a string, they mean CompStat foolishness.
As far as this business about precinct-level versus city-wide, what that means it that SQF done in New York’s ghettos are barrios won’t reduce crime within the ghettos and barrios, but it will wind up reducing crime outside the ghettos and barrios, i.e. in the parts of the city that aren’t black and Hispanic, such as much of Manhattan and Staten Island. What I mean by that is that if NYPD SQFs N’Deshawntavious in Harlem, it won’t result in N’Deshawntavious not jacking Shitavious in Harlem, but it will result in N’Deshantavious not robbing Abraham in the Upper East Side or Giovanni on Staten Island.
I’ve said it before here. SQF isn’t going anywhere. Democrat politicians might huff and puff to placate black preachers and Hispanic rabble rousers, but they won’t blow the house down because SQF keeps Jews in Manhattan safe, and Jews in Manhattan write big checks to Democrat politicians, think tanks, Super PACs, 527s and other affiliated interests, while blacks and Hispanics in Harlem, the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens are only expected to vote Democrat. Democrats can’t do without money, but they can still win New York State even if a lot of blacks and Hispanics in New York City stay home on election day.
Washington, D.C.
Laster, a longtime advocate for the victims of human trafficking, contacted me seeking understanding as to why the Justice Department seemingly had little interest in pursuing investigations where slavery was involved. She initially asked me why I would defend such entities when they were refusing to help the victims she worked with. I explained to her that there was surely something we could do as citizens, and I began to research the matter. I discussed the issue with various federal agents and others employed by or otherwise under the umbrella of the DOJ. I learned that the majority of law enforcement agencies did not take on human trafficking investigations due to complications arising from interacting with Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Agencies that received federal funding were required by federal law to inform ICE of any such investigations and cooperate with them. Unfortunately, ICE would frequently act unilaterally and raid the facility that was being investigated. This made any substantial long-term investigation impossible. ICE has a very thin charter, and removing possible illegal aliens took priority over prosecutable cases. If ICE engaged in a raid too soon, the local agency investigating the possible human trafficking was left with little evidence for prosecutions and therefore wasted much needed dollars and work hours. The end result of this dynamic was human traffickers walking away with little consequence, free to continue their enterprise, and law enforcement agencies that shied away from launching such investigations.
But the FBI exhibiting a seemingly low amount of interest in human trafficking cases was a different matter altogether. As an apex law enforcement agency, they were not required by federal law to notify ICE in the same way that local or state agencies were required. The issues were much more complex with the FBI. The FBI was able to launch investigations on their own, thus ensuring a thorough investigation with proper charges would be possible for the perpetrators of such modern-day human slavery. Unfortunately, the FBI lacked the proper resources and ability to provide the short-term and intermediate safe shelter for the victims they and their informants rescued. The FBI was dependent on the U.S. Attorneys’ Office to designate the victims as witnesses before resources were available to the victims. This dependence on the U.S. Attorneys’ Office for short-term and intermediate resources seemed to be the clog preventing freedom and safety for many trafficking victims based on my research and the FBI agents and assistant U.S. attorneys I spoke with. Human traffickers often targeted illegal aliens who were already in the United States, or would kidnap and bring unwilling citizens from other countries across the United States’ porous border. Therefore, various types of visas would have to be made available for many victims if their testimony was needed to prosecute and neutralize the perpetrators of the slavery. However, other human trafficking victims were U.S. citizens who were either suffering from various addictions or were teenage runaways. Both Laster and I saw the same DOJ hesitancy to help in both groups.
Part of the solution to this clog in the system was addressed with the creation of various visas, such as the T-Visa and the U-Visa. These two visas were designed so that federal agents and other law enforcement agencies would have a mechanism to allow witnesses to stay in the United States to testify against the perpetrators of human trafficking by designating their presence as being necessary for an investigation. Unfortunately, law enforcement was rarely willing to sign the Law Enforcement Declaration form, which was necessary to document the victim’s cooperation and a vital part of the applications. Again, this hesitancy seemed due to law enforcement agency fears of lacking the needed resources to house and feed the victims—a conclusion based on Laster’s and my experiences and discussions we had with individuals from various law enforcement agencies. Once I presented my findings to Laster, we began to strategize on possible solutions to remove the clogs and better help the victims she was working with.
Netting it out time: The FBI is scared to touch human trafficking cases because of race.
And I bet it’s not just “race” as in illegal alien Hispanics.
Anaheim, California
Protest over California shooting turns violent, 24 arrested
Police in the southern Californian city of Anaheim made 24 arrests overnight when violence broke out at a protest by more than 600 people over the police shooting of an apparently unarmed man.
A half-dozen storefronts were smashed in a working-class neighborhood surrounding City Hall in what was the second major clash between police and demonstrators since an officer shot dead a suspected gang member in Anaheim on Saturday afternoon.
Dozens of officers wielding night sticks faced off against the demonstrators, who at one point threw water bottles and rocks towards the police line.
Some protesters threw patio chairs through the windows of a Starbucks, according to a Reuters witness. At least five other businesses had windows smashed.
Twenty adults and four juveniles were arrested on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, Anaheim Police Sergeant Mike Bustamante said.
Translation: Aztlan is getting its panties in a wad because they think Hispanics should be exempt from the law.
This will either turn into one of two things: Either full-blown riots, or mass hundred-thousand or more person protests that accomplish nothing, for which Chicanos are well-known.
Anaheim, California
When you replace the demographics which made Orange County Orange County with a more “vibrant” lot, this is what you get.
Anaheim was originally a Kraut town (hint: Anna Heim, Anna’s Home.) So much so that the ex-Mexicans nearby called it the “German Camp.” But that was once upon a whiter time.
UPDATE
Mexico Del Norte
Customs officer let hundreds enter U.S. illegally
(snip)
…Hector Rodriguez…
Funny. I thought he’d have a name like “marco rubio.”
Mexico Del Norte
Awhile back, we learned that Oklahoma’s oldest radio station flipped to a Spanish language format.
You know what that means.
It means that when the state cracked down on domestic meth production techniques, and trailer park brew became virtually impossible, the meth addicts of the Sooner State sought out new suppliers.
North Carolina
Man sentenced for drug deal that killed police dog
(snip)
…of Mexico…
It’s a shame. Four years younger, and he would be a DREAMer.
San Francisco
S.F. family’s murderer killed before, FBI was told
An informant told the FBI in 2006 that Edwin Ramos had killed a gang rival in the Mission District, records show, raising questions about why Ramos wasn’t taken off the streets before his infamous slaying of a man and his two sons in San Francisco in 2008.
Because he was a DREAMer.
And also, vibrant diversity.
Mexico Del Norte
South Florida
Castro dumped the 14-year old version of him and about 125,000 of his ne’er-do-well friends on the United States in the Mariel Boat Lift in 1980.
Importing more murderers.
BND:
Suspect wanted for murder in Kentucky arrested in East St. Louis
Detectives from Lexington, Ky., were in East St. Louis Saturday morning and arrested a Kentucky man who was wanted in connection with a murder in Kentucky.
Gerardo Turcios-Rodriguez, 29, was arrested in connection with the murder of Douglas Saylor, Lexington Police reported Saturday. The 66-year-old victim was found in a pool of blood in his Lexington home on June 2. The Lexington coroner’s office reported sharp-force injuries caused Saylor’s death.
Yes. Lexington, Kentucky is becoming Mexico’s newest colony. I have read on VDare the accounts of Hispanic women who fled California for Lexington because California had “too many Mexicans.”
So soon will Lexington.
The link in the article is mine, to provide context. I notice that Mr. Turcios-Rodriguez is under 30, so this means he qualifies for Obama’s DREAM amnesty.
Brownsville (Tex.) Herald:
Naked man chasing girl convicted of immigrant smuggling
McALLEN — Federal jurors Thursday convicted a San Juan man in an immigrant smuggling case involving a 16-year-old girl with whom he tried to have sex.
Pedro Salazar, 56, was convicted Thursday of conspiracy and harboring illegal aliens in U.S. District Court in McAllen.
Jurors spent less than three hours deliberating the verdict following a two-day trial.
Prosecutors said a group of three illegal immigrants from El Salvador and Guatemala fled a two-vehicle accident Feb. 24.
After the group hid in the brush for a few hours, they wandered down a road, where Salazar passed and asked if they needed help. They said yes.
Salazar offered to feed the immigrants, but he instead drove them to his restaurant where he put them to work, prosecutors said.
The immigrants painted, set up display cases and shelves, dusted, swept and mopped for six hours before Salazar gave them food, prosecutors said. After that, they performed more chores.
Salazar eventually took the immigrants back to his residence.
The next morning, he woke the two men in the group and told them to paint the gate at his ranch. At the same time, he attempted to sleep with the other member of the immigrant group: a 16-year-old girl.
Naked, Salazar chased the girl around a room and told her she needed to have sex with him or “there would be problems,” prosecutors said in a statement. The girl testified she thought that meant Salazar would call immigration authorities and report her.
The girl testified she told Salazar she would call the police if he tried to have sex with her because she was a minor.
Salazar relented, and the next day, he told the three immigrants to leave.
Salazar’s defense tried to convince jurors he was not harboring the immigrants. Rather, he was attempting to provide humanitarian aid.
Jurors disagreed and convicted Salazar on one count of conspiracy and two counts of harboring illegal aliens. He faces up to 10 years in prison on the conspiracy charge and five years on each of the harboring charges.
Arizona SB 1070 has provisions dealing with this.
But isn’t it so racist of the Federal judiciary to deprive Mr. Salazar of his fun of being naked and chasing around a young woman young enough to be his granddaughter? He only did it as a delayed visceral reaction to the injustice of the Mexican-American War.
AP:
Worker shot outside South Texas polling location
SAN JUAN, Texas (AP) — A man campaigning outside a South Texas police and fire station serving as a polling place in Tuesday’s Texas primaries was shot in the leg in an apparent drive-by shooting, but authorities hadn’t identified any suspects or determined whether the motive was political.
I can’t help you with suspects, but the answer to your other question is yes.
A little piece of Dodger Stadium comes to northern New Jersey.
And they’re usually so proud of their low riders.
Feds: Indicted Kan. gang thrived by fomenting fear
DODGE CITY, Kan. — Nearly two dozen members of a Hispanic gang were arrested in Kansas this week under a federal grand jury indictment accusing them of victimizing illegal immigrants who do their business in cash and are reluctant to go to law enforcement because of their immigration status.
This will be our fault within a week, for not making ‘em all legal. Don’t doubt me.
Federal officials have long been keeping an eye on the Dodge City area, which has become a hub for drug trafficking in the Midwest because of its remote location and easy access to places like Denver, Kansas City and Oklahoma City. They say gangs have thrived in the area because police lacked resources, including Spanish-speaking officers, and gang members are able to easily blend into the growing Hispanic population.
Correction: “Dodge City area, which is full of agricultural processing plants, and the agribusiness owners promote employment opportunities heavily in Spanish language media in the United States and in Latin America, but not in English-speaking American media. This drives wages down so low that no native born white Americans in the area wouldn’t want to work there even if the personnel departments didn’t throw the job applications of whites into the trash can.”
Just to give credit where credit is due, I’ll have to name that award the Rev. Jed DeValleyism George Zimmerman Community Award.
* Two grannies, perhaps great-grannies, versus “Sergio Fernando Solorzano-Vasquez.” I won’t give it away, but the grannies won.
The grannies don’t hold any hostility toward their assailant, but “hope they never see him again.” I don’t think that’s much of a problem, as Mr. Solorzano-Vasquez is on the same track as this genius.
* Somewhere in Birmingham, a middle school football team will be without its quarterback this coming season. So sad, cue violins. Makes you wonder just how he fell in with the wrong crowd.
Fear not, we’ll eventually find out that he was just out on a Skittles run.
University of Texas allowing fight at Sun Bowl
EL PASO, Texas (AP) The University of Texas System chancellor announced Friday he will allow a high-profile boxing match to be held on the school’s El Paso campus if law enforcement can ensure a safe environment, reversing a 3-day-old ban that had upset city leaders.
Why wouldn’t there be a safe environment?
Well, well:
Chancellor Francisco Cigarroa had canceled the June 16 fight between Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. and Andy Lee at the Sun Bowl, citing a ”higher than normal” security risk. A law enforcement official told The Associated Press on Friday that a federal risk assessment had warned that leaders of warring Mexican drug cartels would attend.
Diana Natalicio , the president of the University of Texas at El Paso, said Cigarroa told her one reason he cancelled the fight was a tie between Chavez Jr. and Sinaloa drug cartel boss Joaquin ”Chapo” Guzman mentioned in a federal security report.
Local media have reported Chavez Jr. is in a relationship with the Guzman’s son’s widow.
Natalicio thanked city officials and others for their efforts to bring the fight back to El Paso.
But I wonder if this has anything to do with it. Yes, that is the aforementioned Andy Lee.
I think the real reason for apprehension is that with Mexican fighting Gringo, hundreds of thousands of punch drunk three sheets to the wind Mexicans will go on an orgy of anti-white hate and rage, no matter who wins.
Fight promoter Bob Arum of Top Rank said he was surprised by the restrictions. Arum said he’ll have to get assurances from the University of Texas at El Paso and local police by early next week that they can be met. If not, Arum said he’ll move the fight to Houston.
”This is preposterous. We’ve never had one bit of problems in Los Angeles, Houston or San Antonio, which are all big Hispanic communities, on a Chavez fight,” Arum said.
That’s because you’re a fight promoter, not a soccer impresario. Match Mexico versus the USA in Los Angeles, and see what happens.
Of course, none of this would be a problem if America was still populated with Americans.
2 suspected illegal immigrants dead after fatal shooting
ELOY, Ariz. (AP) — Authorities in southern Arizona say two men in a pickup truck carrying illegal immigrants have been fatally shot near Eloy.
Pima County Sheriff’s officials say it appears the truck was ambushed by an unknown number of people dressed in camouflage and armed with rifles late Sunday night.
Border Patrol agents and police officers from Eloy and Coolidge responded to a report of shots fired about 10:30 p.m. in a wash known for human smuggling activity.
Authorities say one man was found dead inside the bed of the truck and another victim was located in a wash near the vehicle. Their identities haven’t been released.
Detectives say it appears shot were fired at the truck by the ambush group.
Several illegal immigrants were found hiding in the desert near the truck.
This kind of thing happens all the time in Mexico. For some bizarre reason, it’s spilling over into our country.
But I don’t think they did it for Trayvon.
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