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Posted on 08/24/2002 2:37:20 AM PDT by FreedomFriend
Given that the illegal invasion in California and much of the country has come from our neighbor to the south, and being the Mexicans are considered "Hispanic", I think that it is only fair to show general graphic displays of the invasion.
For the following pictures, you will need to know what each color represents. Thus,, here is the key.
1990
Beige 0.0%-16.6% Hispanic
Yellow 16.7%-33.2% Hispanic
Green-Yellow- 33.4%-53.0% Hispanic
Olive Green- 53.3%-75.2% Hispanic
Forest Green- 75.5%-100.0% Hispanic
2000
Beige 0.0%-18.5% Hispanic
Yellow 18.6%-36.2% Hispanic
Green-Yellow 36.3%-55.6% Hispanic
Olive Green 55.7%-76.4% Hispanic
Forest Green 76.4%-98.4% Hispanic
Check out the size and scope of the invasion as it has manifested itself over the years in the LA area, and compare each LA area from 1990 to 2000.
LA Central 1990
LA Central 2000
LA East 1990
LA East 2000
LA Southeast 1990
LA Southeast 2000
LA North 1990
LA North 2000
LA West/Far West 1990
LA West/Far West 2000
Given that the numbers are slightly differentiating, the contrast between 1990 and 2000 is somewhat weakened. However, despite the number variation, the contrasts can clearly be seen.
People cite census projection and anecdotal observations predicting an immigrant horde of illegals from Mexico displacing them and overwhelming their culture.
Another round of defining an imminent immigration peril, with no solutions or proactive approaches offered. Bidness as usual? Joe Hadenuf had a meltdown, that was fun.
I was bummed to see MsLady's prayer request yesterday. I've always really liked her, and I really hope for the best for her.
Okay, so " SULLIVAN'S TRAVELS " was someone else's. I goofed. At least I can and do admit when I'm wrong. But, Capra didn't write " MR SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON " , his dear friend, Buchanan, a card carrying, rabid COMMUNIST did. Capra was known as a bleeding heart, in Hollywood , and he associated with Commies and Socialists . No, at that time, most, out there, were NOT that. Oh and BTW, HUAC scared him blue, and so, he stayed away from his Commie pals, wouldn't even work on their stuff, and sort of worked, beghind the scenes, to nail them; to save his own hide.
Capra, the man, was complex . He had a " love / hate " relationship with his adopted country and talked out of both sides of his mouth about the USA.
Hollywood could use a lot of things today; not the least of which , is talent. The Hays Office was good and bad.
Your abject lack of any knowledge is only exceeded by your arrested developement .
That a very odd statement. As the owner of this forum told me himself that "immigration is no big concern of his", yet on the other hand he states if we don't like it to vote out the democrates.
Please read the following exchange and my questions to Jim and his answers regarding the Republicans. This is an eye opener to all those concerned with this crisis...
According to Joe Hadenuf: Official Free Republic Position Parallels GOP On Immigration. No Big Deal 6/23/02 | Joe Hadenuf
Posted on 06/23/2002 12:52 PM Pacific by Joe Hadenuf
Last night during a conversation/debate between myself and the leader/owner of the Free Republic, Jim Robinson, a rather stunning revelation was brought forth. I asked Mr. Robinson, which Republicans were vocally backing, and supporting Tancredo in his fight for our sovereignty? After some delay, Jim answered, “I have no idea. Immigration is not a big concern of mine.”
This is from the man that runs the most well known, and respected, political conservative internet forum in the United States? And Mr. Robinson resides in California?
Below is the exchange from the thread: "Conservatives, Cut Bush Slack The Chicago Sun-Times | June 22, 2002 | Thomas Roeser"
To: Jim Robinson
Joe Hadenuf #939: Oh, so the Republicans are fighting for our sovereignty? Besides Tancredo, which Republicans are these Jim? If you could be specific.
Jim Robinson #1034: Which ones are not ?
Joe#1056: You never answered my question Jim.
Since you failed to answer my question, I will go first.
Given thirty years of this open border, immigration "free for all" that has resulted in many millions entering our nation illegally, I believe there are very few Republicans, or anyone else in DC, besides Tancredo, that are visibly and vocally fighting for our national sovereignty.
Now would you care to tell me which Republicans are standing with Tancredo and voicing outrage against this titanic, never ending invasion of illegal aliens?
1056 posted on 6/22/02 11:09 PM Pacific by Joe Hadenuf [ Post Reply | Private Reply | To 1034 | View Replies | Report Abuse
To: Joe Hadenuf
I have no idea. Immigration is not a big concern of mine.
1109 posted on 6/22/02 11:43 PM Pacific by Jim Robinson [ Post Reply | Private Reply | To 1056 | View Replies | Report Abuse ]
He not only made it clear that immigration is no big concern of his, he also could not even give me any republican names that are attempting to stop this flood of millions. You don't need to be a senior investigator to realize that there is something very wrong with this picture.
First he says if we are "bothered" by this we should vote the Democrats out, yet he failed to answer the question as to which Repubicans are or would support us.
Nice attempt at distraction but it's all about
I-L-L-E-G-A-L- A-L-I-E-N-S; nothing else..
Anyone preoccupied with calling others racist because they don't like their views are racists themselves. Seems that some of them are the sad result of today's public school system where kids are taught that the ethnic Europeans that settled and built this country into the greatest nation on earth are to be despised.
Like last night?
LOL! Speaking of Mecca, Check out the the article from Texas
Middle Easterners Streaming Into Texas: Study Say Most Live In Houston
The HoustonChronicle.com ^ | August 14, 2002 | Edward Hegstrom
Posted on 08/20/2002 7:08 AM Pacific by yankeedame Aug. 14, 2002, 9:49PM Middle Easterners streaming to Texas
Study says most live in Houston By EDWARD HEGSTROM Copyright 2002 Houston Chronicle
Texas has one of the nation's fastest-growing Middle Eastern populations, and most of the state's immigrants live in Houston, according to a study based on census data. Researchers at the Center for Immigration Studies say Texas' Middle Eastern population more than doubled in the last decade, to just over 100,000, including more than 52,000 in Greater Houston.
Yep! That's exactly what is happening....
A public school teacher from Minnesota? Uh, given 2 chances I could have guessed that. Hehehe...Another public school teacher, "immigration expert" from Minnesota!
My fist guess would have been a chair person on the local homeowners association...
You got to love this stuff....
You bet, hit the AM button, or start posting silly pictures....Hehehe....That's the usual MO for the new breed Republicans....
FreedomsFirst is the teacher. Nice to have you back again. Like an STD.
Your a public school teacher right? ROFL....
When you run out of air, be sure to pull your head out of the sand....ArneFufkin? Jezzz, that is such a cute name.. Fufkin! Gawd.....
And other chose to cry and whine, and call the AM....Don't be so thin skinned next time.....
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