The Third WAR

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Question-- why the huge bust today after the murder of a Federal agent??? HUH??? All the dead citizens of the USA do not matter?? The regular people killed by cartels?? But-- kill an ICE agent and the gov't is all over it?? See-- this is why I started this thread. It's all crap. We don't know the half of why they do what they do. It's just like letting the big pirates go and catching the teenagers, and letting the big terrorists go and catching the equivalent of acolytes...... gov't has to be personally offended before they give a crap.

[deziloooooo]

Feb 24, 2011 18:05:24 GMT -5 @krickitt said:

I saw Elvis in 1976 in Houston. He looked like shit. Drugs killed him. I loved Elvis. And Joplin, and Hendrix, and and and and and...............

That was less then a year before he died..to bad no one had the balls to committ him and try to clean his act up...whether he went essily or not.

Real waste..I miss Belushi even more actually..., especially when I see old reruns of "Saturday Night Live", "Hamburger, Hamburger , Hamburger " and the" Blues Brothers".

[Gardening Grandma]

Feb 24, 2011 19:53:50 GMT -5 deziloooooo said:

Feb 24, 2011 18:05:24 GMT -5 @krickitt said:

I saw Elvis in 1976 in Houston. He looked like shit. Drugs killed him. I loved Elvis. And Joplin, and Hendrix, and and and and and...............

That was less then a year before he died..to bad no one had the balls to committ him and try to clean his act up...whether he went essily or not.

Real waste..I miss Belushi even more actually..., especially when I see old reruns of "Saturday Night Live", "Hamburger, Hamburger , Hamburger " and the" Blues Brothers".

I really miss Belushi as well.

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February 25, 2011 8:23 AM
Illegal immigration ring in 11-states kidnapped, killed rivals, says ICE
(CBS/AP) RICHMOND, Va. - Twenty-two people have been charged in an 11-state illegal immigration ring that produced more than 15,000 false documents and protected its lucrative turf through kidnappings, beatings and the murder, officials said Thursday.


The defendants, who are being held in Virginia, are accused of 12 counts, including racketeering, murder, assault, firearms possession, kidnapping, money laundering, and possessing and producing false documents. Most are illegal immigrants from Mexico.
The Mexico-based ring operated in 19 U.S. cities and generated more than $1 million over less than two years selling Social Security cards, driver's licenses and work documents at prices ranging from $150 to $200, according to an indictment.
www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-20036110-504083.html

more.....

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Why is it SO hard to prosecute employers, as many think is the problem here, letting the illegals totally off the hook?? See above.

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All of California now linked up to immigration enforcement network
By Matt O'Brien
Contra Costa Times
Posted: 02/25/2011 12:00:00 AM PST
Updated: 02/25/2011 11:37:28 AM PST
MARTINEZ -- The federal immigration agency has finally linked all California police agencies to reveal immigrants -- legal or not -- arrested for violating laws and subject to deportation.
The action, to be announced Friday morning in Southern California, enables U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, to tag arrests and travel to all of the state's county jails to pick up immigrants accused of committing crimes.
In essence, local police, willingly or not, have become an arm of the federal immigration agency.
The fingerprints of everyone arrested by local police are now sent automatically to an electronic database reviewed by ICE, whose agents go to county jails to pick up immigrants thought to be deportable, including illegal immigrants and legal immigrants who may have committed a crime.
Since San Diego County became the first in the state to join in spring 2009, and the 57 other counties gradually followed suit, immigration agents say the network has helped bring in and deport 32,645 immigrants from California, including 23,712 who were convicted of a crime.

www.insidebayarea.com/timesstar/localnews/ci_17480128

Interesting. Good luck, CA. Funny, the tone of the article seems to suggest a barely repressed objection to this... sounds like something written in liberal Tucson's news...

[steff]

Our favorite Chinese restaurant was closed down because the owner was arrested and charged with human traffiking. He was bringing in folks from China and setting them up in restaurants around the country with fake papers, ss #, etc.


It's not just the Mexicans......

[b2r]

Speaking of SS #'s.

(Updated) Google Contest Changed After it Was Caught Collecting Kids’ Social Security Numbers

A Google drawing contest for kids has been changed after some people uncovered an interesting part of the contest’s consent form: in order to submit an entry, kids and parents had to provide the last four digits of the drawer‘s social security number as well as the contestant’s birth year and city of birth. Despite the change, though, some wonder if that information is secure.

While the contest, “Doodle-4-Google,” is meant to tap into the creative side of kids k-12, some wonder if the company is using it to tap into other things. And who might these wild conspiracy theorists be? Not Glenn Beck, as some might think, but rather New York Magazine and a blogger on the Huffington Post.

Bob Bowdon at HuffPo explains why the data collection is so scary:

You see what Google knows and many parents don‘t know is that a person’s city of birth and year of birth can be used to make a statistical guess about the first five digits of his/her social security number. Then, if you can somehow obtain those last four SSN digits explicitly — voila, you‘ve unlocked countless troves of personal information from someone who didn’t even understand that such a disclosure was happening.


www.theblaze.com/stories/google-contest-changed-after-it-was-caught-collecting-kids-social-security-numbers/

nymag.com/daily/intel/2011/02/no_big_deal_but_googles_may_ha.html

www.huffingtonpost.com/bob-bowdon/why-has-google-been-colle_b_825754.html

[deziloooooo]

Feb 25, 2011 15:15:44 GMT -5 @krickitt said:

All of California now linked up to immigration enforcement network
By Matt O'Brien
Contra Costa Times
Posted: 02/25/2011 12:00:00 AM PST
Updated: 02/25/2011 11:37:28 AM PST
MARTINEZ -- The federal immigration agency has finally linked all California police agencies to reveal immigrants -- legal or not -- arrested for violating laws and subject to deportation.
The action, to be announced Friday morning in Southern California, enables U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, to tag arrests and travel to all of the state's county jails to pick up immigrants accused of committing crimes.
In essence, local police, willingly or not, have become an arm of the federal immigration agency.
The fingerprints of everyone arrested by local police are now sent automatically to an electronic database reviewed by ICE, whose agents go to county jails to pick up immigrants thought to be deportable, including illegal immigrants and legal immigrants who may have committed a crime.
Since San Diego County became the first in the state to join in spring 2009, and the 57 other counties gradually followed suit, immigration agents say the network has helped bring in and deport 32,645 immigrants from California, including 23,712 who were convicted of a crime.

www.insidebayarea.com/timesstar/localnews/ci_17480128

Interesting. Good luck, CA. Funny, the tone of the article seems to suggest a barely repressed objection to this... sounds like something written in liberal Tucson's news...

Does this means some one arrested and jailed, say a minor traffic fender bender, but with no insurence, legal drivers license..then normally they would be booked I believe, not just given a ticket...but other wise a clean record ... they will gather up those folks, and deport or are they only going to target criminal, criminals...those would have to stand trial I would think, if probation, then deport, or after serving a sentence imposed , then deport? Little confusing who they are after.

I know, I know they gave broken the law, here illegally, yadda, yada. we all know that but don't need a notification from police departments to round up illegals, just walk through towns , cities and keep your eyes open, ask a few questions.