Friday, May 1, 2009

Amnistia! May Day Protesters for Mass Legalization

International ANSWER, the neo-Stalinist antiwar organization, was a major organizer for today's mass demonstration in downtown Los Angeles demanding blanket amnesty for illegal aliens. Protest organizers are trying to hide the explicit reconquista agenda seen at the 2006 demonstrations, but only the media packaging has changed. Amid the red, white, and blue, protesters are waving plenty of Mexican flags along the march. From the Los Angeles Times:


Kim Priestap is also blogging the protests, "Illegal Immigration Protests: Bolshevik Revolution Redux?":

Today's protests are an attempt at an immigrant revolution. The protests' organizers, ANSWER, a communist organization founded by Ramsey Clark, have convinced the illegal and legal immigrants that they are the oppressed "proletariat" exploited by the "bourgeoisie," which is why they use language (we clean your toilets, we watch your children, we pick your fruit and vegetables) that pits the illegal and legal immigrants against the middle class. This is classic communist propaganda meant to "empower" the masses of the "oppressed" immigrants and to intimidate congress and the American people into giving illegal immigrants full amnesty.

I'll be heading up to Pasadena early this afternoon to cover tonight's May Day! May Day! anti-socialist demonstration, part of the ongoing Tea Parties seeking to counter the Obama administration's collectivist program.

The mass media/progressive-left alliance has been attacking the Tea Parties as racist and reactionary, a rebellion against the "black man" in the White House.

The funny thing is, of course, the progressive-ANSWER alliance really does want a revolution, and the mainstream press is all too eager to give it to them.

I should have a full report from Pasadena available in the morning, so stay tuned.


UPDATE: I've fixed the pictures and links to the Los Angeles Times from this morning. Here's the latest report from the Times, "Hope and urgency at marches for immigration reform."
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8 comments:

  1. DaveMay 1, 2009 at 1:06 PM

    So, where was I.C.E?

    If the Obamanistas try to grant amnesty to the illegal criminal invaders, I don't see the majority of the American people taking it lying down.

    In fact, I thinks things might get rather unpleasant.

    -Dave

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  2. rbosqueMay 1, 2009 at 7:04 PM

    They can leave my country, we don't owe them a living or anything else.

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  3. Denise-MaryMay 1, 2009 at 9:57 PM

    That's a whole lotta people in downtown L.A. Wonder how many of 'em have jobs which LEGAL U.S. citizens would love to have right about now? As for cleaning toilets, I did that - cleaned entire homes and apartments, actually - when still a teenager in order to sock away money for college. That was forty years ago. Any guilt-trips by illegals would simply be wasted on me.

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  4. The WordSmith from NantucketMay 1, 2009 at 11:08 PM

    Those LATimes photos are like...4 years old.

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  5. DennisMay 2, 2009 at 5:43 AM

    How would you know Wordsmith? So many of these demonstrations on the left have paid protesters that it is not unusual to see the same people.

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  6. AmPowerBlogMay 2, 2009 at 6:40 AM

    Dennis: I updated the pictures. I had cited the wrong article, and left a footnote at the post!

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  7. JordanMay 2, 2009 at 11:05 AM

    I wonder how many poverty stricken illegals actually show up to these protests?

    Probably not many.

    Leftist citizens on their other hand... well, I bet there's enough that that every Starbucks from Thousand Oaks to Long Beach was empty.

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  8. FreedomJune 11, 2009 at 10:46 AM

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