Bernard C. Parks
Posted on 09/14/2005 9:22:43 PM PDT by BurbankKarl
I was listening to John and Ken on KFI640 interviewing Councilman Bernard Parks. Parks is introducing legislation to force home centers such as Home Depot and Lowes to build their own ILLEGAL ALIEN LOUNGES because those stores HAVE CREATED THE ILLEGAL ALIEN MESS!
John took great exception to this, saying that it was the City of Los Angeles long time non-enforcement of citizenship laws that has caused the problem. The discussion turned into an arguing match, with Bernard Parks basically stating that it was Home Depot and Lowes fault that cause illegals to loiter all over Southern California.
John went on to say the LAPD Special Rule 40 and its adherence to it by Darryl Gates, Willie Williams, Bernard Parks and William Bratton KILLED more people in the City of Los Angeles than the LAPD has saved...or something to that effect.
Now on KCAL9 they show Mayor Villaracista in Washington D.C. for some visit, and I think he mis-spoke, but I swear he just said that Los Angeles largest export was gang members.
Oh, and several media members are now stating that the great LA blackout was sabotage by the LADWP union which is trying to push through a 40% pay increase.
Sanctuary Cities should also get sanctuary from those horrible federal funds as long as they persist in cherry picking the law.
Sorry, I forgot to ping you to my post # 20 about you.
LA deserves everything that they receive!
Protect our borders and coastlines from all foreign invaders!
Support our Minutemen Patriots!
Be Ever Vigilant ~ Bump!
No thanks. Santa Ana became illegal alien heaven years ago. Watch out for flying bullets there! That town is now about 80% hispanic, and they fly Mexican flags all over the place.
Bernard C. Parks
I think we all can see what's going on here.
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