CITIZENSHIP FOR "UNDOCUMENTED" ALIENS?

Here I've used a current euphemism for law-breaking, ILLEGAL aliens. Citizenship, my *** ! They should be rounded up and booted out.

Furthermore, these anti-Arizona, anti-sensible law rallies are an excellent opportunity to nab them by the hundreds and get a head start of the job.

HURRAH FOR ARIZONA!

At last a government has had the sense to make a plan to get and keep law-breaking undesirables OUT of our country.

Is it to much to hope that the pukes in D.C. get the hint?

DEFEND YOUR OWN CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS

One might get the erroneous idea that it is unconstitutional - what a besmirched, overworked word - for a high school valedictorian to talk about God or Jesus (I don't know if Muhammad or Buddha has arisen in that context; probably that would be OK) or for a student to say a prayer or organize a prayer meeting. Courts have confirmed these rights, and don't you forget it.

School administrators, generally unbrilliant and unbold and often ex-football coaches, have been frightened by "news" media. They don't want trouble from the lousy ACLU or anyone else that sets ripples into the placid surface leading to happy, peaceful, lucrative retirement. Thus, they impose rules they feel are certain to placate the vociferous activists in their milieus, however mistaken those might be.

Therefore, do not be cowed or cheated - regarding schools or anywhere else; stand up for what is yours, and if that means suing some ideological bully, do it!

If citizens here had not stood up - to the point of warfare and death - for what was theirs, we'd still be a bloody colony!

REVERSE ALCHEMY - TURNING GOLD INTO LEAD

It seems to me that many federal judges, all the way up to include the Supremes, have this knack and see their jobs as reading the Constitution and misinterpreting it into a tale by the Bros. Grimm. Quite a few of them apparently think the Bill of Rights was meant to diminish our rights.

The latest, not the most ridiculous case, was provided by this Barbara Crabb, a onetime judicial Apple of good old Carter's eye in Texas.

Go, find a copy, and read the Constitution yourself - it was written so that We the People would know what was right and what was wrong without requiring highly educated people to distort the intent. Crabb, perhaps in a cloud of marijuana or crack smoke, decided that the Constitution forbids National Prayer Day. Read and decide for yourselves. Remind yourselves, too, that whoever you elect has the power to appoint political nitwits that don't know a habeas from a corpus, to employ an example from "Miracle on 34th Street."

Why are so many of the execrable judges appointed (Say, why don't We the People get to vote on these choices?) by lunatic presidents? See Soto-what's-her-name and the Harvard dragon mentioned as presently under B.O.'s consideration. Note also, though, that some execrable judges have been appointed by decent presidents. Several have grown loonier with age, which is a good argument for less-than-lifetime terms for these people.

ALL THE NEWS THAT'S FIT FOR ...

JEWS; that's the operational motto of the New York Times, which remodels, shall we say, its "news" to suit that and other groups. Its latest biased distortions and inaccuracies target the Roman Catholic Church in relation to the sex scandals there.

Perhaps the Times is just smarting from the sinking of the frivolous lawsuit seeking to extort shekels from the Vatican for the suffering of Jews during WW II. (This reminds me of the African American whine for reparations for the evils perpetrated upon their ancestors in slavery days, and I wonder who learned the attempted scam from whom.)

If you wish to read a sensible reply to the New York Times' nonsense try

John Allen's blog, "Keeping the record straight on Benedict and the crisis" at www.ncronline.org

and "The New York Times and Pope Benedict XVI" at www.vatican.va/resources/resoutrces_card-levada2010_en.html

Shalom,

Y.C.

YOU AND YOUR BASEBALL BAT WILL BE NEXT

B.O., on the basis of his vast (half-vast?) experience as a neighborhood organizer and a state senator that, except for baby murder, only voted "present," has decreed that queers are families, too.

It's just a matter of time until he grants that status to a person and an animal and to a person and an inanimate object.

Batter Up!

GERMANY CONQUERS FREE SPEECH

Bishop Williamson gets a 10,000 euro fine for saying publicly that he does not believe Jews were killed in gas chambers in WW II. His crime was "incitement," found a German court.

If an opinion incites someone, then I'd say it's the someone's fault.

Further, I wonder if riots, looting, and murder followed his comment. The "news" report didn't say.