The Bush-Spitzer Wedding
by Bucktowndusty
New York Governor, Eliot Spitzer, doesn’t swallow, but he wants us to. He spat out a treasonous proposal to give illegal immigrants driver’s licenses and disparaged us when we winced in disgust that one of his illegal immigrant tricks could become the next 9/11 hijacker.
Meanwhile, Spitzer’s wife, George W. Bush, was busy getting the United States Supreme Court to hear the case of convicted rapist, sodomite, illegal immigrant, and murderer, Jose Ernesto Medellin, who ended the life of several young, legal, American girls with zero remorse.
This couldn’t be you say? Well it is, and here’s how the case got to The Supreme Court in the first place:
- Mexico – upset that Texas law enforcement officials didn’t tell one of their model citizen murderers that he could talk to a consulate during questioning, brought a case before the U.N.’s International Court of Justice protesting such harsh treatment.
- The ICJ ruled in Mexico’s favor, surprise, surprise.
- Acting on uncontrollable globalist tendencies and pressure to outdo his life partner, Eliot Spitzer, Bush got the case Medellin v. Texas into The United States Supreme Court.
The case will conclude sometime in 2008, but questions remain. What exactly would the consulate have done for Medellin: ask him whether he ejaculated in his victim’s vagina or anus; ask if the type of shoe laces he used to strangler his victim were made in Mexico, thus showing he supports free trade and should get a reduced sentence; ask if he felt raping, sodomizing, and murdering Americans was a job Americans refused to do properly?
This whole notion of legal fairness is common sense treachery.
By prostrating himself to foreigners as he did, Bush exploited our highest court, turning it into a pacifier to quite international crybabies that hate us. Bush betrayed his own home state’s wishes to protect its legal residences from illegal murderers. And Bush, once again, showed what a dangerous and reckless traitor he really is to all the citizens of America he’s sworn to protect (which by the way, just happens to be protection from foreigners, living both abroad and domestically).
If I had my way, I’d send Bush, Spitzer, and a plane load of driver’s-license-carrying, illegal-aliens on a one-way, permanent honeymoon flight to United Nations headquarters. Their Tower of Babel has vacancies for vacant-minded anti-Americans.
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Don't Ask, Don't Tell
by A. Hamilton
President Bush has finally come out of the closet. He has poked his nose into the judicial affairs of the State of Texas by interfering with the scheduled executions of the murdering wetback bastards Jose Ernesto Medellin and others who brutally raped and killed 14-year-old Jennifer Ertman and her classmate 16-year-old Elizabeth Pena in 1993. This intrusion is the final whack to the piñata, disgorging suspicions that there's a Mexican in the wood pile cut from the Bush family tree.
The international court and Bush argue that, in 1993 when wetback bastards Jose Ernesto Medellin and others were arrested, (and confessed) by law enforcement for this brutal crime, they were not informed that they could seek help from the Mexican consulate. They did, however, have attorneys, a fair trial and were sentenced to death. They have exhausted all appeals, but now, (because of Bush), and according to international law, they must be given another hearing.
Here’s the confusing part.
As far as I know, law enforcement and employers get into big trouble when they ask a person if they have entered the United States illegally or not. And if they suspect that the person is illegal, they aren't even allowed to investigate their suspicion or turn that person over to ICE. If so, the arresting officer or employer is accused of racism or profiling. It's actually an immigration version of "Don't ask, don't tell."
In summation; if law enforcement and employers can't ask where a criminal illegal immigrant is from, then why would he ask that criminal if he or she wants to seek help from some arbitrary foreign consulate?
Of global importance, but totally unrelated:
I watched the weather report Thursday October 11th given by Steve Doocy on Fox cable news. Doocy is not a Meteorologist, or for that matter not much of a weather man. Thus, his forecast for a continued drought in the southeast, cold in central north, rainy in the northwest, hot in Arizona, pleasant in southern California with daily high and low temperatures for these given areas seemed questionable. The following 48 hours proved him to be exactly right. Therefore, I would like to nominate him for the Nobel Peace Prize.
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