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Title: Thousands flood Dallas streets (and were addressed by George P. Bush!)
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Published: Apr 9, 2006
Author: another traitor named Bush
Post Date: 2006-04-09 23:15:45 by Arator
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Thousands flood Dallas streets 06:03 PM CDT on Sunday, April 9, 2006 WFAA-TV Staff WFAA-TV 'They're Coming to America' played as the front line of the march reached Dallas City Hall. Also Online Map of Dallas protest route En español por Al Día More stories on this topic Immigrants and supporters flooded the streets of downtown Dallas Sunday afternoon for the immigration rally many called the Great Awakening. People began lining up as early as 7:00 a.m. in the front of the Cathedral Shrine of the Virgin Guadalupe waving American flags, dressed in white as a sign of peace and ready to send a message. As the throng of people grew larger, police opened the gates early around 12:52 p.m. to make way for more people. The beginning of the march set off a parade of protestors that snaked around streets and buildings through downtown chanting "Yes, we can!" in Spanish and "USA." The sea of what police estimated was up to 500,000 people began marching from the cathedral, down Ross Avenue to Griffith Street and ended at City Hall. An hour after the march began, protestors at the front of the line were greeted to the sounds of Neil Diamond's "They're Coming to America" as they reached their final destination. But while people were already dancing to Latino music at the steps of City Hall, many people in the back of the lines still hadn't taken a step. "Dallas, Fort Worth, metroplex, you came through," said Domingo Garcia, the march organizer, as people poured in to watch speakers. Two hours after the march began, the stream of protestors were all gathered. "Today the Latino community has said enough is enough," said Hector Flores, LULAC, as he spoke to the crowd. "We're going to take a stand for fairness and justice and we will not back down." Speakers said America was a nation built by immigrants and built with their sweat, which they continue to do today. "We are building America and the concretes, and the buildings, and the hotels, and the restaurants," Garcia said. Along with the protestors, police officers hovered overhead in helicopters and patrolled the streets on horses and cars. While the crowd appeared to be in good spirits during the march, there were a few opposing protestors present that resulted in a few tense moments.. Police brought out their riot gear and pepperball guns when a group of counter demonstrators taunted the crowd and protestors spoke back and threw water bottles. The SWAT team was also brought in and barricaded the area. A large law enforcement presence was at the rally with about 550 Dallas police officers and 200 sheriff's deputies present. Officers stood in between those marching and the opponents of the rally that held signs that read "No amnesty." George P. Bush, the nephew of President George W. Bush, was among several scheduled to speak at the rally. Earlier participants started the day at the Cathedral Santuario de Guadalupe for the traditional Palm Sunday mass. Palm Sunday is the first day of Holy Week in the Catholic church, and some protesters said it is significant because it represents the journey Jesus Christ made before his death and resurrection. "It means a lot because I'm an immigrant," said Carmine Palma, who planned to take part in the protest. "Now they're trying to make us criminals, so that's not fair." Thousands also gathered wearing white in Fort Worth and their message was the same. Fort Worth has had large rallies before, including one in 1993 when thousands filled Main Street during a civil rights rally organized by a North Texas radio station. But Sunday's march will probably go down as the largest in the city's history. "My father was born in Mexico," said protestor Mary Gonzales. "He came here. He became a citizen and joined the army. He fought in the war. And I am proud to have become an American citizen and I want everyone to be able to have the right to do that." Another protestor also talked about a loved one who fought for America. "This flag was flown in Iraq while my husband was there on his second tour," said a protestor caring an American flag. "His family came here as illegal immigrants and he fights for our country and fights for his parents also." The city of Dallas was gearing up for more than 100,000 protesters. The march was scheduled to begin at Cathedral Guadalupe at 1 p.m., culminating in a rally at City Hall Plaza. Organizers will lead the crowd down Ross Ave. to Griffin Street, then on Commerce Street and down Ervay Street to City Hall. "I think the city is prepared," Dallas Mayor Laura Miller said on Friday. "The city manager, the city attorney and the police chief have been having non-stop meetings to be ready for as many as 200,000 people on Sunday." Dallas Area Rapid Transit said rally organizers had arranged for shuttle bus service from three locations: • Gate 13 at Fair Park, near the Smirnoff Music Centre • Townview Center school, 1201 East 8th Street in Oak Cliff • Stemmons Towers, on Stemmons Freeway near Motor Street Dallas police said they had no plans to stop traffic on downtown streets during the event, but once the march begins, officers on horseback, motorcycle and on foot will close intersections as protesters approach. Police asked anyone planning to attend the rally to leave home early and to have patience. Rebecca Lopez, Chris Heinbaugh, Carol Cavazos and the Dallas Morning News contributed to this report
Poster Comment: Meet the first president of the North American Union, George P. Bush.
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#1. To: christine, Zipporah, Jethro Tull, valis, aristeides (#0)
The traitorous Bush family is selling us down the river. They don't care, because a brown-skinned Bush will rule the new North American Union they have planned for us.
Check out my blog, America, the Bushieful.
well, well, well.... "America may not survive the bush family."
Are we positive he was there? Not that it would shock me. Even to be scheduled speaks volumns.
christine posted on 2006-04-09 23:19:48 ET Reply Trace Private Reply I am beginning to hope the Bush's may not survive the the AMERICAN family.
agree.
I pray to God that the mantra of America will be "Not Another Fucking Bush In The White House". That'll keep both the Bush Family, and Hillary out of the oval office. I for one am so fucking tired of these traitors being absolutely impervious to prosecution for their crimes. I'd like to see how things shake out with a real investigation of Bush Sr. and his connection to the JFK assassination.
#2. To: Arator, Zoroaster (#0)
#3. To: Arator (#0)
George P. Bush, the nephew of President George W. Bush, was among several scheduled to speak at the rally.
#4. To: christine (#2)
"America may not survive the bush family."
#5. To: tom007 (#4)
#6. To: Arator (#0)
 | What's that Mr. Nipples? You want me to ask the nice lady about her rack?. |
#7. To: TommyTheMadArtist (#6)
Mexican Constitution's Solution to US Immigration Policy Center for Security Policy The Congress has received lots of free advice lately from Mexican government officials and illegal aliens waving Mexico's flag in mass demonstrations coast-to-coast. Most of it takes the form of bitter complaints about our actual or prospective treatment of immigrants from that country who have gotten into this one illegally — or who aspire to do so. If you think these critics are mad about US immigration policy now, imagine how upset they would be if we adopted an approach far more radical than the bill they rail against which was adopted last year by the House of Representatives — namely, the way Mexico treats aliens. In fact, as a just-published paper by the Center for Security Policy's J. Michael Waller points out, under a constitution first adopted in 1917 and subsequently amended, Mexico deals harshly not only with illegal immigrants. It treats even legal immigrants, naturalized citizens and foreign investors in ways that would, by the standards of those who carp about US immigration policy, have to be called "racist" and "xenophobic." Mexico's Glass House For example, according to an official translation published by the Organization of American States, the Mexican constitution includes the following restrictions: • Pursuant to Article 33, "Foreigners may not in any way participate in the political affairs of the country." This ban applies, among other things, to participation in demonstrations and the expression of opinions in public about domestic politics like those much in evidence in Los Angeles, New York and elsewhere in recent days. • Equal employment rights are denied to immigrants, even legal ones. Article 32: "Mexicans shall have priority over foreigners under equality of circumstances for all classes of concessions and for all employment, positions, or commissions of the Government in which the status of citizenship is not indispensable." • Jobs for which Mexican citizenship is considered "indispensable" include, pursuant to Article 32, bans on foreigners, immigrants, and even naturalized citizens of Mexico serving as military officers, Mexican-flagged ship and airline crew, and chiefs of seaports and airports. • Article 55 denies immigrants the right to become federal lawmakers. A Mexican congressman or senator must be "a Mexican citizen by birth." Article 91 further stipulates that immigrants may never aspire to become cabinet officers as they are required to be Mexican by birth. Article 95 says the same about Supreme Court justices. • In accordance with Article 130, immigrants — even legal ones — may not become members of the clergy, either. • Foreigners, to say nothing of illegal immigrants, are denied fundamental property rights. For example, Article 27 states, "Only Mexicans by birth or naturalization and Mexican companies have the right to acquire ownership of lands, waters, and their appurtenances, or to obtain concessions for the exploitation of mines or of waters." • Article 11 guarantees federal protection against "undesirable aliens resident in the country." What is more, private individuals are authorized to make citizen's arrests. Article 16 states, "In cases of flagrante delicto, any person may arrest the offender and his accomplices, turning them over without delay to the nearest authorities." In other words, Mexico grants its citizens the right to arrest illegal aliens and hand them over to police for prosecution. Imagine the Minutemen exercising such a right! • The Mexican constitution states that foreigners — not just illegal immigrants — may be expelled for any reason and without due process. According to Article 33, "the Federal Executive shall have the exclusive power to compel any foreigner whose remaining he may deem inexpedient to abandon the national territory immediately and without the necessity of previous legal action." The Bottom Line As the immigration debate in the Senate moves into a decisive phase this week, legislators who believe America's southern border must be secured, the Nation's existing immigration laws enforced and illegal aliens not rewarded with permanent residency and a direct path to citizenship are being sharply criticized and, in some cases, defamed as bigots and xenophobes. Yet, even their maximalist positions generally pale in comparison with the treatment authorized by the Mexican constitution. So the next time such legislators — and the majority of Americans for whom they speak — are assaulted by Mexican officials, undocumented aliens waving Mexican flags in mass demonstrations here in the United States, clergy and self-described humanitarians, businessmen and other advocates of illegal immigration ask them this: Would they favor having the US impose the same restrictions on immigrants — legal and illegal — that Mexico imposes on their counterparts there? Nothing of the kind is in the cards, of course. Nor should it be. Legal immigration and the opportunity for foreign investors and other nationals legitimately to contribute to this country are not only one of its hallmarks; they are among the reasons for its greatness. Still, we should not allow the hypocrisy of others' treatment of undocumented aliens in their countries to induce us to refrain from taking effective steps to prevent further illegal immigration: by building a fence along our southern border; by enforcing immigration laws in the workplace and elsewhere; and by discouraging more such violations — with potentially grave national security implications — by dealing effectively with those who have already broken those laws by coming here without permission.
April 10, 2006
Press 1 for English, Press 2 for deportation
#8. To: Arator (#1)
Look, Jorge "The Mexican" Bush was bred on purpose, it's not much different that the old arranged marriages between royalty to consolidate power. And yes, he's being groomed to be El Presidente (and the sheeple are falling for it)
The traitorous Bush family is selling us down the river. They don't care, because a brown-skinned Bush will rule the new North American Union they have planned for us.
Hey, Meester,wanna meet my seester?
#9. To: Flintlock (#8)
Somebody told me today that Mexico has been run by about 20 corrupt families for years. I said that's nothing, our government has been run by two corrupt families for 17 years, with 8 more again, which will make 25 years of a two- family corruption cabal. George H.Bush
Bill Clinton
Bill Clinton
George W. Bush
George W. Bush
Hillary Clinton(pending)
Hillary Clinton
Press 1 for English, Press 2 for deportation
#10. To: Flintlock (#8)
Press 1 for English, Press 2 for deportation
#11. To: Uncle Bill (#10)
The illegal needs to be shot. Period.
#12. To: Arator (#0)
750 total police officers is a LARGE law enforcement presence? That comes out to ONE police officer per each SIX HUNDRED illegals. And that imbalence equates to an intimidated police presence. If this were a KKK rally, they'd have 50 cops per attendee. Sick.
A large law enforcement presence was at the rally with about 550 Dallas police officers and 200 sheriff's deputies present
#13. To: Jethro Tull (#12)
It makes it easy to tell which protests have state approval and backing, doesn't it?
Check out my blog, America, the Bushieful.
#14. To: Arator (#13)
Yes it does. The CFR inspired PLAN is in full motion. The only consolation I take is that I saw this coming years ago and tried my best to raise awareness. I've had little to no success, even within my own family. I've never been so disgusted with people and government in my life.
#15. To: Jethro Tull (#14)
So did I J.T. and I was called every name in the book. People are so brainwashed and ignorant.
Yes it does. The CFR inspired PLAN is in full motion. The only consolation I take is that I saw this coming years ago and tried my best to raise awareness.
#16. To: Jethro Tull (#12)
Hell, two men with one AR-15 damn near shut down the entire eastern seaboard. (Not necessarily the two patsies who are in prison for it.) One nut with one rifle paralyzed Columbus, Ohio last year. If the police had any intention of actually enforcing the law, they could've done it. They've got PLENTY of firepower. What ever became of that "One riot, one Ranger" thingy?
750 total police officers is a LARGE law enforcement presence? That comes out to ONE police officer per each SIX HUNDRED illegals.
#17. To: Grumble Jones (#15)
Oh well GJ, at least the facade has been torn away. What we're left with are the illegals, their champions and US. I still hope we get to fire a few shots in their direction.
#18. To: Uncle Bill (#10)
Thanks for posting that photo here.
”We have room but for one flag... We have room but for one language... and we have room for but one sole loyalty, and that is the loyality to the American people.” - Theodore Roosevelt
#19. To: Esso (#16)
You're right about that. And given the massive numbers of illegals that turned out in LA the week before, anyone buying the "we didn't expect such a large turnout" excuse is living in a dream state. No, they'll be no enforcement. If this were whites, OTOH, the military (or whatever is left of it) would be down our throats.
If the police had any intention of actually enforcing the law, they could've done it.
#20. To: Uncle Bill (#10)
dear God...
#21. To: Arator (#0)
Someone should start buying up all the http://GeorgePbushsucks.com , http://presidentgeorgepbush.com, etc.
Error of opinion may be tolerated where reason is left free to combat it - Thomas Jefferson
#22. To: all (#21)
He such a good looking young man and he's a Bush too! It doesn't get any better than that. I can't wait to vote for him.
#23. To: Weekend Badeye (#22)
I can't wait to vote for him. Todos juntos! Viva Bush! Viva nuestro Jorge! Viva la Comunidad Norteamericana!!!!!
He such a good looking young man and he's a Bush too! It doesn't get any better than that.
"Et cognoscetis veritatem, et veritas liberabit vos." ("And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.") ---Jesus
#24. To: Peetie Wheatstraw (#23)
We most approve amnesty immediately so they will vote for George P. I putting bumper stickers on my HumVee. "Vote for george P.!! Areba!!!
#25. To: Weekend Badeye (#24)
Yes, Badeye---I want to be a "Stepford Republican" just like you and all those true-blue troop-supporting patriots at FR.....
"Et cognoscetis veritatem, et veritas liberabit vos." ("And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.") ---Jesus
#26. To: TommyTheMadArtist (#6)
Yes, that would be most interesting. Bush was in charge of the "wet" team of Cubans during the Bay of Pigs sortie. No doubt the Investigator would commit suicide.
I'd like to see how things shake out with a real investigation of Bush Sr. and his connection to the JFK assassination.
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