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The New York Times Laments the Rule of Law and Weeps over Illegal Aliens and their Lost Jobs.

The New York Times Laments the Rule of Law and Weeps over Illegal Aliens and their Lost Jobs.

 

The rabid left is quick to hack up and scatter the soggy sputum that signals some unbending allegiance to the Rule of Law unless there is some political advantage to be had. Sloth, sodomy and drug addiction as well as ballot-box stuffing ceremonies may be practiced with outgoing pride [California[1]] and song and these precious ‘rights’ must be kept above the law. Historically, when we focus in on other criminals such as illegal aliens who, according to the NYTpay taxes’ we find some gaping hole in the law and a host of lawyers and intellectuals who would explain to us why no enforcement measures should apply. Illegal aliens do not routinely file state and federal tax forms as the laws mandates because they have stolen the numbers of honest citizens thus causing and interference at the IRS if they submit. They are compound criminals as they break numerous laws just being here. They are thieves, liars and worse, but they are loyal Democrats. As such, they claim the maximum number of dependents when they lie on their job applications, probably at the urging of ACORN and other parasitic leftist organizations that act as vultures upon our society, and fail to follow the law. For their sake, the Rule of Law must have a veil over her eyes such that ‘justice for all’ is just justice if it favors the rabid left and excludes most whites.

 

The Object of the Lament:

An immigration crackdown by the Obama administration has led to the imminent firing of about 1,800 workers at American Apparel, the trendy clothing company whose downtown factory is one of the largest still left in Los Angeles.[2]--Broken in U.S.A.  NYT Editorial Published: September 30, 2009 [Emphasis is mine in all quotes.]

The Sad Songs:

 

The government has to enforce the law. But one has to ask who benefits from a crackdown like this.”-- Broken in U.S.A.  NYT Editorial

 

This is a peculiar statement and lends some form of self-aggrandizing conditionality to the statement.  There is no intent to enforce these laws in places like San Francisco, Oakland, New York City, Baltimore and many more.  We can safely translate this comment to state, reading what is not written but actually appears blatantly unwritten in the best traditions of the ‘Unspoken Words Theorem’ so aptly invented by Maureen Dowd the Old Red Lady [3][4][5]of the Old Gray Lady[6]

 

Using our newly-designed literary skills, giving deference and full acknowledgement—not to mention slobbering praise-- to Dowd, we can supply the missing words and meanings in the rest of this ‘editorial.’

President Obama and Ms. Napolitano inherited a failed immigration policy. They have promised do better in setting priorities, hunting down abusive employers and pressing for comprehensive immigration reform that will give workers hope and a path to legalization.”--Broken in U.S.A.  NYT Editorial

The system is NOT broken.  The liars lie on applications because they know that left-liberal politicos will help them and need their illegal votes to win in the elections. This well-oiled system dutifully supplies illegal aliens for votes. We are missing much from this lament so why not add in what is missing al la Dowd:

 

We hate gringos and will ‘punish them’ at the polls every chance we get.”—The chant of the Hispanic Supremacy Groups [Hispanic Supremacy groups such as La Raza, La Mecha[7] , NCLR and MALDEF].

 

As for La Mecha they advocate: "…as Mechistas, we vow to work for the liberation of Aztlan." They are militant, Marxist and their official icon:”is an eagle holding a machete-like weapon and a stick of dynamite.”[8]

 

That means a threat of violence and displacement of whites.  Is it racist to call “Anglos” gringos? The NYT seems to be blissfully unaware of this view, so we need to put in between the lines as Maureen would do.

 

Sobbing and more sobbing:

 

A crackdown that forces 1,800 taxpaying would-be Americans into joblessness in a dismal economy is a law-enforcement victory only in the bitterest, narrowest sense. As a solution to the problem of unauthorized workers — 1,800 down, millions to go — it’s ludicrous.”--Broken in U.S.A.  NYT Editorial

 

A question:

 

Why should these illegal aliens become citizens? Did the editors scramble words when they put in would-be Americans into a slot that should have read would-be Citizens or do they have some inside information or premonition that many of these criminals are not from the Western Hemisphere?

 

The message here is clear: Illegal aliens are more than welcome in the US to fight shoulder-to-shoulder against the hated Anglos and their capitalism.  We need to ignore these alleged ‘criminals’ as we increase taxes and shift the wealth from whites to other colors.  As such, we can expect the editorial staff at the New York Times known more accurately as the Walter Duranty Papers[9] to structure their propaganda pieces according to this goal.

 

 This editorial was a poor example of progressive propaganda and they can do better. [10]

 

rycK

 

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[2] Broken in U.S.A.  NYT Editorial Published: September 30, 2009 [Emphasis is mine in all quotes.] http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/01/opinion/01thu2.html?_r=1&ref=opinion

 

[6] The New York Times, or what is left of it.

[7] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MEChA

[8] http://www.mayorno.com/WhoIsMecha.html

 

[9] In honor of that celebrated Communist stooge and liar and winner of the Pulitzer Prize for the NYT. The color RED is used in my essays in honor of Walter Duranty, a saint, if there could be one, in the Marxist Archives of Honor.

 

“He said that these people had to be "liquidated or melted in the hot fire of exile and labor into the proletarian mass". Duranty claimed that the Siberian labor camps were a means of giving individuals a chance to rejoin Soviet society but also said that for those who could not accept the system, "the final fate of such enemies is death."Duranty, though describing the system as cruel, says he has "no brief for or against it, nor any purpose save to try to tell the truth". He ends the article with the claim that the brutal collectivization campaign which led to the famine was motivated by the "hope or promise of a subsequent raising up" of Asian-minded masses in the Soviet Union which only history could judge.” http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Duranty

 

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