
Large anti 2010 G8, G20 protests in downtown Toronto, Ontario
A mix of bystanders and protestors argue with riot police at the Queen’s Park Legislative Buildings as they are pushed back with little warning as police aggressively enlarge their perimeter around a splinter group from a large anti G8, G20 afternoon protest march in Downtown Toronto, Ontario, June 26, 2010. UPI/Heinz Ruckemann
AP/July 9: From left, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, West Virginia Gov. Joe Manchin, Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, and Tennessee Gov. Phil Bredesen in Boston.
Democratic governors expressed “grave” concerns to White House officials this weekend about the Obama administration’s suit against Arizona‘s new immigration law, warning it could cost the party in crucial elections this fall, The New York Times reported late Sunday.
The closed-door meeting took place at the National Governors Association in Boston on Saturday, according to two unnamed governors who spoke to the Times.
“Universally the governors are saying, ‘We’ve got to talk about jobs, and all of a sudden we have immigration going on,’” Gov. Phil Bredesen of Tennessee, a Democrat, was quoted as saying. “It is such a toxic subject, such an important time for Democrats.”
The Arizona law, which is facing a U.S. Justice Department challenge, requires police to question people about their immigration status while enforcing other laws if there’s reason to suspect someone is in the country illegally.
By Nick Valencia, CNN

(CNN) — In the first public incident of its kind, cartels are making direct death threats to U.S. law enforcement officials in Nogales, Arizona, the police chief there told CNN Monday.
Speculation about death threats by cartels towards U.S. law enforcement has been widespread for some time, but this is the first time U.S. officials along the border confirmed a case.
The threats began less than two weeks ago, after off-duty police officers from the Nogales police department seized several hundred pounds of marijuana from a drug smuggling operation they stumbled upon while horseback riding in the eastern fringes of Nogales, the chief said.
The smugglers in the incident managed to flee into Mexico before they could be detained, Nogales Police Chief Jeffrey Kirkham told CNN.
“We are taking the threats very seriously,” Kirkham told CNN. “We have received information from informants who work in Mexico that the drug cartel running that operation was unhappy about our seizure. They told our informant that they understand uniformed police officers have a job to do, but anyone out of uniform who gets involved in their operation will be targeted.”
“America is based on freedom. We’re not going to be intimidated by the threats, but we are taking them seriously. I’ve told my officers if they venture into that area off duty to be armed,” Kirkham said.
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection sent an increased presence to the area where the bust happened, Kirkham said.
It was unclear which cartel was making the threats against the Nogales police department, but Kirkham said there is a turf war on the other side of the border in Nogales Sonora, Mexico, between the Sinaloa cartel and the Juarez cartel.
Kirkham said he was unaware of cartels trying to bribe or extort his police officers, but he did say cartel’s are using the same tactics on U.S. law enforcement that they do on local law enforcement in Mexico.
In May, a former sheriff’s deputy in nearby Santa Cruz County — 29-year-old former deputy Jesus R. Contreras — and another man were arrested on federal drug-smuggling and gun charges. Local reports said Contreras was wearing a police uniform when he tried smuggling five kilograms of cocaine through a checkpoint on March 2.
http://www.cnn.com/2010/CRIME/06/21/cartels.threats/index.html?hpt=T2
No Time to Waste…Read Now: The World Order {link to entire piece}
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Society was now replaced by a mere facade of society. Only one crime university course has ever been allowed to mention the societal impact of parasitism ! It is the greatest and most universal taboo in the world today. Michael Voslensky’s “NOMENKLATURA, The Soviet Elite”identifies the Communist “new class” as a parasitic group. In reviewing this work in FORTUNE Oct 15, 1984, Daniel Seligman notes, “Voslensky’s portrait leaves us thinking that the Nomenklatura is an entirely parasitic operation. Its interests are clearly not those of most Soviet citizens.” The same observation can be made of the World Order’s ruling group in any nation today, and particularly in the United States.
From the other side of the fence…
Received the following from Tom O’Malley, who was a Director with S.W. BELL in Mexico City:
I spent five years working in Mexico. I worked under a tourist Visa for three months and could legally renew it for three more months. After that you were working illegally. I was technically illegal for three weeks waiting on the FM3 approval.
During that six months our Mexican and U.S. attorneys were working to secure a permanent work visa called a ’FM3′. It was in addition to my U.S. passport that I had to show each time I entered and left the country. Barbara’s was the same, except hers did not permit her to work.
To apply for the FM3, I needed to submit the following notarized originals (not copies):
1. Birth certificate for Barbara and me.
2. Marriage certificate.
3. High school transcripts and proof of graduation.
4. College transcripts for every college I attended and
proof of graduation.
5. Two letters of recommendation from supervisors I had
worked for at least one year.
6. A letter from the St. Louis Chief of Police indicating
that I had no arrest record in the U.S. and no outstanding
warrants and, was “a citizen in good standing”.
7. “Finally, I had to write a letter about myself
that clearly stated why there was no Mexican citizen with
my skills and why my skills were important to Mexico. We
called it our ‘I am the greatest person on Earth’
letter. It was fun to write.”