American Third Position Party - California Study Confirms Extent of Mexican Colonization

The article below caught my attention as it fairly accurately describes a situation in California that I alluded to in an Editorial May 20th Mexican Nationals Declare War on USA

California Study Confirms Extent of Mexican Colonization

Posted: 08 Jun 2010 07:36 PM PDT

While providing a less-than-shocking confirmation that California is undergoing a colossal demographic transformation, the scale of which is not often seen outside campaigns of ethnic cleansing, the latest report concerning California demography, conducted by the California Department of Finance, provides some alarming insight into the nature of the displacement of Whites from the state.

The report, comprised by estimates of the racial make-up of California’s many counties, shows a discouraging trend: even while the population of California continues to grow at a rate of 500,000 a year, the population of ethnic-Americans there continues to decline at a rate of about 65,000 a year. This lends credit to the projection by the Department that Hispanics will constitute a majority of the state’s population by 2016.

Those responsible for conducting the study cited both the low birth-rates and the mass migration of Whites from the state as the cause for the rapid decline.

“This is the first decade to see a year-over-year consistent population decrease due to natural causes,” said Mary Heim, who heads the Departments research team, highlighting the near-impossibility Whites face in financing the growth of their own families, owing to the fact that they face massive discrimination in employment opportunities and in acquiring funds for advanced education.

Stephen Levy, who directs the Center for Continuing Study of the California Economy, confirmed, however, that it’s not just an economic battle Whites contend with in California. Pointing to the surge in real estate prices throughout the period in which the figures were tallied, and with the knowledge that the Hispanic population continued to rise while the White population declined, he reveals that there is something beyond an economic explanation for the mass migration of Whites from the state.

“What we’re seeing here is colonization, not immigration”, said the A3P’s Brian Alexander, whose family helped settle the state.

“We’re not seeing our government here lend a helping hand to those immigrants who’d like to make a better life for themselves. We’re seeing a well-orchestrated campaign of colonization, sponsored by our own government and backed by a people who’d like to benefit by the infrastructure we’ve created.”

“Our own people face massive discrimination and have to put up with constant harassment and intimidation, no doubt brought on by state- and media-sponsored campaigns to incite violence against us. Although definitely part of the decision to move, Whites aren’t moving just because of skyrocketing home prices and a lack of jobs, both of which are products of unfettered immigration. Whites are moving because this place isn’t any longer recognizable. It’s now a foreign country, and it’s uncomfortable just being here.”

Foxnews - Reid Mounted Aggressive Campaign to Minimize Obama 'Negro' Comment

The Senate majority leader, aware of the impact of his racially tinged remarks about President Obama, went on phone calling spree to drum up support.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid went into damage control over the weekend, mobilizing a raft of supportive statements both in Washington, D.C., and Nevada after news broke that during the 2008 presidential campaign he said Barack Obama had an advantage because he's "light-skinned" and has "no Negro dialect" unless he wants to employ it.

According to several sources familiar with the senator's actions, Reid called Obama from his home in Searchlight, Nev., on Saturday. Obama took the call in the Oval Office. Reid also spoke by phone to numerous senators and took part in the regular weekend call with Sen. Jack Reed of Rhode Island to go over the Sunday show talking points on his gaffe and other topics. 

Reed and Reid were on the call with staff members for Sens. Dianne Feinstein and Joe Lieberman. The message: Reid did it, it was wrong, he apologized immediately, the president has accepted the apologize, time to move on.

But Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele said Reid should resign. He also accused Democrats of hypocrisy on the matter....

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NRN - We Need To Take Action Against MSNBC

Fellow Bloggers,

Yesterday, MSNBC sought to discredit a protester at a particular anti-Obama rally. However, the story that they did deserves coverage from all of this. If you have not yet seen what I am talking about, click here to see the video.

MSNBC attempted to discredit a protester that was legally carrying a gun. Even further, they claimed that the protester was a racist! In fact, they even forgot to show what the protester looked like. And that was the most important part, because the man with the gun was African-American.

MSNBC is trying to cover up the facts to push through their agenda. It is our jobs as bloggers to set the record straight. Please consider writing something on your blogs about this important story.

Earlier today, Americans for Limited Government's President, Bill Wilson, sent a letter to MSNBC demanding the immediate termination of the reporters involved in this story. Please help us make this a reality by informing your readers of what is going on. We cannot allow this bias in the media to stand.

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Breaking News NYT - Obama Regrets Choice of Words in Gates Arrest

Breaking News Alert

The New York Times

Friday, July 24, 2009 -- 3:03 PM ET

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Obama Says He Regrets His Language on Gates Arrest

President Obama said Friday that he "could have calibrated"

his words more carefully in the racially-charged controversy over the arrest of a Harvard professor, making a surprise appearance at the daily White House briefing to try and cool the tensions surrounding the case.

Mr. Obama said he had talked to the arresting officer and hoped the case could become "a teachable moment" to be used to improve relations between minorities and police officers.

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