Here's an update to the post about apartheid in Palestine. Found it today and, of course, the experts support my position.

Enjoy! Have a great weekend.

Expert likens occupation to apartheid

Part 5 of an unknown number of parts in the continuing saga I am now calling the War for America. I will use this forum to make known to the people how our culture, language, and society are slowly being degraded by the invasion from the South. I hope it will be part of a greater movement for education and action against these invaders.

 So Lou Dobbs has been pressing a story, and rightfully so, about some border patrol agents who are now on their way to federal prison for killing an illegal immigrant out in the desert.

Here is another story for you.

Border Patrol agent kills man who crossed from Mexico

A Border Patrol agent shot and killed a man who threatened him with a softball-sized rock at the border, the agency said Tuesday.

The agent fired an M-4 assault rifle at the man, who had escaped from a scuffle with another agent as he tried to run back into Mexico, said Border Patrol spokesman David Kim.

The victim, whose name, nationality and immigration status were not released by U.S. authorities, was pronounced dead from one bullet wound at El Centro Regional Medical Center after the incident Monday. Kim said he did not know where the man was struck.

Pablo Arnaud Carreno, Mexico's consul in Calexico, said the victim was a Mexican man who was apparently in the U.S. illegally. The Mexican government asked U.S. authorities for a thorough investigation.

"It seems unjust to shoot someone who is unarmed," Arnaud Carreno said Tuesday.

The shooting, reported Tuesday in the Imperial Valley Press, occurred shortly after 5:30 p.m. in Calexico, about 120 miles east of San Diego.

Border Patrol agents saw seven people climb a border fence, run to the All-American Canal and attempt to cross the waterway in rafts, Kim said. The victim was in a raft that turned around back toward Mexico.

Kim said the agent fired after seeing the man's arm cocked back with a rock in his hand.

Other people continued to throw rocks at the agents, Kim said. A Molotov cocktail that had failed to explode was later found nearby.

The FBI is investigating and the Imperial County coroner's office was performing an autopsy. The Border Patrol declined to identify the agent.

  So now our border patrol agents who are being attacked by illegals trying to enter the country must disuade them from entering without using force. Lord knows we would not want to violate the rights of those MEXICAN CITIZENS who are ILLEGALLY trying to enter our country.

I'm to angry to even comment further. I hope nothing happens to these guys, and that those wrongly accused, convicted, and imprisoned will be freed.

Semper Fidelis- Keep the Faith and Fight on!

Part 4 of an unknown number of parts in the continuing saga I am now calling the War for America. I will use this forum to make known to the people how our culture, language, and society are slowly being degraded by the invasion from the South. I hope it will be part of a greater movement for education and action against these invaders.

 I think when you read this article, you'll understand my anger and disappointment. Now I read this Navarrette guy often. I like to have a good laugh or cry every now and again. He is a Latino Reporter for CNN who almost exclusively comments on, *gasp*, Latino issues. I like to get the newest outrages from him.

Of course, now that Alberto Gonzales, the first Latino Attorney General has been caught in his web of lies, Navarrette must come to his aide! It couldn't be the domestic wiretapping, or the politically-motivated firings. NO! We must be attacking him for his RACE! what else could it be?

There is a new breed of reporter now. The educated Latino reporter who defends those of his own race against all takers no matter what. To them, Navarrette is a hero. One with national play. We need to look out for these types, they would have us giving sanctuary to a group of millions of law breakers. They would have us extending the rights saved for citizens to anyone who occupies our territory, and they would have us open the borders to anyone who'd like to come in. Worse, they make us feel bad for thinking the opposite of the way they do. They criticize us for saving our country and our birthright. And they defend their own, and try to make them above the law.

Keep your eyes peeled. The enemy is among us. And keep checking back- I'll keep you posted.

 Commentary: Gonzales being whacked like a piñata

HA! Even the suggestion now makes me laugh. Of course its apartheid. Israel doesn't really want a Palestinean state. They don't want to be at peace. They want to be the perennial victims of aggression, when really, it is they who are the aggressors.

Finally, the factions in Palestinean Territories have formed a coalition government and agreed to work together and stop the violence. Israel's first reaction- they do not recognize the government. Because this new government, days old, has not honored agreements signed over the last 50 years. They have not stopped the violence (days old remember- and the bloodshed between factions HAS ended). They have no recognized Israel's right to exist (the same Israel that bulldozes their homes, entire towns in fact; kidnaps their citizens, murders men and boys of military age, rapes and murders young girls, women, and old women, indiscriminately kills from helicopters and planes men and boys throwing rocks, destroys and occupies their most holy sites and generally occupies their territory in a fashion that can only be called apartheid- oh and for good measure builds and throws Palestineans in concentration camps- cuz they're allowed to! Remember WWII?)  They have not spoked out against violence and terror (although Abbas, the leader of Fatah has several times called for peace and the end of violence). This is what the Zionist supporters in DC don't want you to know. They want you to see a Muslim face and think terrorist, not civilian. Not a man trying to feed his family and keep them safe. Not a man without a country, thinking of the 5 generations before him without a country and wanting a homeland (not unlike the Jews of Europe and Asia previous to WWII) No, they want you to see an animal- a terrorist- a beast that will use any means to get what he wants. Sounds alot like how the South Africans (read Boers) wanted the world to see the black South Africans. Apratheid, my friends, is a familiar enemy. We need to fight it no matter what form it takes, or whom it takes the form in.

Full story below:

GAZA CITY (CNN) -- Palestinian parliament members voted overwhelmingly to form a coalition government Saturday, the first forged between the rival Islamic Hamas and secular Fatah factions.

The unity government, approved by an 83 to 3 vote, was established after bloody fighting between the two groups killed more than 300 people in the past year.

Israel rejected the new government before it was even formed, objecting to remarks by hard-line Palestinian Prime Minister Ismail Haniya and to the unity government's refusal to recognize Israel's existence and renounce terror.Watch why Palestinians consider unity 'good tidings' and Israel recoils

Almost immediately after the vote, Norway recognized the new government.

"Norway welcomes the formation of the Palestinian unity government," said Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Store. "It is essential that the unity government gains control of the security situation in Gaza and the West Bank, and that the rocket attacks on Israeli areas cease."

The Norwegian government will drop all sanctions against the Palestinians, a spokesman for the Norwegian Office of Foreign Affairs told CNN.

Haniya said resistance "is a legitimate right for the Palestinian people, a right that has been guaranteed by all international resolutions and conventions. It is the right of our people to defend themselves against the Israeli occupation."

Historically, Haniya's Hamas party's use of the term "occupation" does not only refer to Israel's occupation of the West Bank and, previously, Gaza. The group uses the term to characterize Israel's existence, contending that the Jewish state occupies Palestine.

Miri Eisin, spokeswoman for Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, reiterated Israel's rejection of the Palestinian government on Saturday, citing Haniya's remarks and the Hamas-led government's rejection of three positions sought by Israel -- recognition of the Jewish state, renunciation of terror, and abiding by agreements signed with Israel in the past.

"Sadly, this new government not only does not accept the three international principles, but also in the presentation in the last hour today, Palestinian Prime Minister Ismail Haniya openly and repeatedly called for the right of resistance, which clearly means terror and violence by the Palestinians against Israel," Eisin said.

"Israel will not recognize or deal with this government or its members."

Abbas rejects 'all sorts of violence'

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, a member of the Fatah movement who has met with Israeli officials, extended his "hand again for peace and equality" in his remarks to lawmakers.

"I would like to address the Israeli people and their government and their parties to say we are ready, we are prepared without any preconditions to go along the road of just peace by means of resuming negotiations between the government of Israel and the [Palestinian] leadership," Abbas said.

"We reject all sorts of violence and we look for an agreement, a solution that is based on negotiations," he said.

Palestinians hope a unity government will halt weeks of street clashes in Gaza and open the door to renewed international aid.

Although both factions agreed on a variety of terms, the new government's refusal to explicitly endorse Israel's right to exist may leave Western countries unwilling to embrace it.

Rice to visit Middle East next week

Next week, U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is slated to visit the Middle East to continue efforts for a peace deal between Israelis and Palestinians.

In addition to traveling to Israel and the Palestinian territories, Rice is expected to meet with moderate Arab states in the region as part of her renewed push for peace.

The United States and Israel have shown renewed interest in a past Arab peace plan that gives Israel recognition by Arab states in exchange for a Palestinian state, as a way to boost prospects for a settlement between Israelis and Palestinians.

However, Israel is wary of provisions in the deal which would enable Palestinian refugees to return to Israel, which Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni has said "are against the concept of the two-state solution."

  Thoughts? Hate?- I'm sure someone will have that.

So, you may read this headline and think, "Oh, here he goes. More references to 1984 seen through America today." Well, ironically, I didn't need to stretch or make up or apply something to make this scaryness fit.

Of course that line sounds familiar to you. But not quite right. The quote from 1984 is:

"War Is Peace; Freedom is Slavery; Ignorance is Strength"

So where did I get that particular slogan from?

Pro-War protesters in DC for the 5th anniversary of the Iraq War... *dundundun*

Fits right into that literary slogan though, eh?