Money quote: “People of Hazleton have to realize we are going to keep pouring in,” he told the Standard-Speaker. “If not they have to learn we are just as free as they are. They can’t deny us anything. They have to start dealing with us. If they don’t deal with us, push has come to shove, and we’ll deal with them like in New York City.”
Colonization.
When the West does this it’s a “bad thing”.
From Wikipedia:
2000
Hispanic or Latino of any race were 2.15% of the population.
2010
Hispanic or Latino of any race were 37.3% of the population. Almost all of the population growth in Hazleton (from 2000 to 2010) consisted of Hispanics and Latinos.[25]
Is Hazelton democratic or Republiican?
“They have to start dealing with us. “
Be patient...we will.
We keep feeding and housing them so they keep immigrating and breeding.
“They have to start dealing with us. If they don’t deal with us, push has come to shove, and we’ll deal with them like in New York City.”
Threats from a group with an average IQ of 85.
THE GIMME ZOMBIES Even non-political Dominican Republic travel brochures belittle the impoverished do-nothing Caribbean Third World satrap---noting that the do-nothing govt provides no social safety nets for its largely impoverished citizenry. The cunning Dominican govt survives on billions of our tax dollars from its illegal residents here---riding the US gravy train---wire-transfer back home.
And why arent US narcs being sicced on these arrogant latino lawbreakers?
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The Dominican Republic is highly organized inside the US.
DOMINICAN AMERICAN NATIONAL ROUNDTABLE--- WEB SITE http://danr.org/category/featured/page/2/
Conference on Dominican Republic Affairs--Held feb 17, 2013 Rutgers School of Law--Center for Law and Justice 123 Washington St Newark, NJ 07102
Highlights Included viewing of Documentary “The Dominican List”. Featured Alipio Cocco Cabrera, Dominincan Republic Congressional Representatives in USA, Dominican Republic Consul General in NY, Maestro Rafael Solano, National Dominican/Latino Leaders, and Dozens of Panelists & Hundreds of Attendees
DOMINICAN AMERICAN NATIONAL ROUNDTABLE seeks nominations of Dominicans to be included in "The List." Criteria for nominees:
1. must be Of Dominican descent or birth---residing in the United States.
2. A minimum of 10 years contribution in nominated category.
3. Three accomplishments reflecting body of work in chosen field
LOL, hope the fool (totally selfish person) who told me almost 2 decades ago how great Hazelton was to live in due to it’s updated roadways and infrastructure is enjoying being overrun by all these necomers that don’t give a crap about the town or country.
Hazelton’s former mayor, now US Congressman Lou Barletta drew national attention and leftist outrage when he took a strong anti-illegal invasion stance—years before Trump and MAGA.
He is now running for the US Senate against Robert Casey, Jr., who the POTUS has described as “an absolute disaster”.
The Chicago Cubs Manager, Joe Madden is from Hazleton. Last year, the Anti-American Chicago Tribune ran a story that Hazleton was an example of how migration helps a city. PC correct Madden went on to praise the new Hispanic residents of Hazleton and how they were rebuilding the town despite the old residents prejudice against them. It was a total Barf piece.
I have a long connection with Hazleton and the area around there. My grandmother from Donegal grew up in Freeland, the next town over. Her mother was Tom Kennedy’s sister. I worked in Hazleton for a while as this was going on. The local Catholic churches were instrumental in beginning the flow of Hispanics to Hazleton. Now they’re out of business.
The lesson for me is that some “cultures” assimilate more easily than others. The language is part of it, but then the Italians and Polish minorities assimilated. I think there is a tipping point beyond which assimilation and cultural absorption doesn’t go too well. 50% is over the line.
Sounds like they’re bringing the hellhole with them... culture’s do that when they’re not assimilated.
L/E should rigorously investigate the latino criminal underworld---corrupt parasites undermining the US political system----proof-positive here that govt documents were falsified to hide the corrupt use of tax dollars. L/E might find the latino underworld doled out tax funds to finance drug habits, sex romps and other outrageous conduct.
<><>The NY-based Hispanic Federation honchos Roberto Ramirez and Luis Miranda cashed out big time.
The federation has ties to latino crime family nonprofits---which are corrupt political machines.
<><>Need I mention La Raza, swimming in US tax dollars to push their leftist agenda.
CIRCA 2012---Twi$ted web of political nonprofits in Bronx, NY / By CANDICE M. GIOVE; w/ Isabel Vincent and Melissa Klein
EXCLUSIVE The dating life of Assemblywoman Naomi Rivera (ousted from office by voters) has shed light on a web of Latino nonprofits in The Bronx — groups that benefit a close-knit network of political insiders as much as the community.
Rivera installed a boyfriend, Vincent Pinela, as head of the Bronx Council for Economic Development, a taxpayer-funded nonprofit he admits being unqualified to run. He alleges she used the group to fund their dates and her campaign.
But the Bronx economic council is only one nonprofit of many organized under the Hispanic Federation, which has taken in $24 million in taxpayer money since 1998. The federation has ties to almost every Hispanic lawmaker in The Bronx, including Rivera, but primarily benefits two men: political strategist Luis Miranda, who co-founded it and once served as its president, and Roberto Ramirez, a former Bronx Democratic Party boss. The men run a private political consulting firm, the MirRam Group. It’s paid by the Hispanic Federation and is hired by politicians who steer taxpayer money to the nonprofit.
A NY Post investigation has found:
<><><>* The Hispanic Federation paid MirRam and Miranda Towns, a firm registered to Miranda and his wife, $681,644 between 1999 and 2008 for “consulting,” records show.
<><><>* In 2005, the federation paid MirRam $88,000 to survey Latinos on topics including the mayor’s race. At the same time, MirRam was paid $1.37 million by Fernando Ferrer, then a mayoral candidate.
<><><>* Ramirez and Miranda gave political allies jobs at the nonprofit. Ex-Secretary of State Lorraine Cortez Vazquez, who had been Ramirez’s chief of staff, made more than $180,000 a year there.
<><><>* The Hispanic Federation paid MirRam $33,000 this year to lobby the City Council, records show.
<><><>* The group often pays out small amounts, from $400 to $800, to individuals without detailing why on official documents as required by law. A source in the group said these are sometimes payments for favor. "I have to pay a lady who is bringing latino seniors to a political event,” the source said. “They promised to send the lady to the Dominican Republic with her family in exchange for rounding up votes.” An Hispanic Federation spokesman lied---and said the payments were for families of victims of American Airlines Flight 587, which crashed in Queens in 2001, or "other people in need."
Miranda launched the Hispanic Federation in 1990, the year Ramirez won an Assembly seat in Fordham. Ramirez left politics in 2000 and handed the party reins to Assemblyman José Rivera, father of sexpot Naomi, in 2002. Insiders say that if you want influence in The Bronx, you have to deal with the Hispanic Federation and, by extension, MirRam consultants. Nonprofits, for instance, pay the Hispanic Federation to do their bookkeeping.
Rivera's Bronx Economic Development council was charged $12,000 a year for Hispanic Federation services according toher boytoy Pinela. Every year, the federation throws a fund-raising gala packed with politicians---a bash at the Waldorf-Astoria last Apri1 brought out mayoral hopefuls City Council Speaker Christine Quinn and Bill Thompson and New York Giant Victor Cruz.
But the blurring of a nonprofit and a consultant group means there’s little or no accountability, said the source inside the Hispanic Federation. “If we were helping the Little League around the corner to get bats or gloves . . . the ends justify the means,” the source said. “But when you are giving extra money to a senior center because they delivered people to a [political] event, it’s a different story.”
A federation spokesman called the allegations “simply untrue,” saying it only provides funds for those in need of disaster relief. As for payments to MirRam, the group noted that Miranda was no longer its president and MirRam is “arguably the top Latino lobbying and strategic consulting firm in our city.”
SOURCE http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/bronx/twi_ted_web_in_bx_Fxatn1KxaBpb4reW6SaeqI#ixzz24f02JyRG