“Illegal Aliens: Leave, or nurse your eye socket” – by internal suffering
Port Richmond, July 2010- In recent times there has been a growing anger towards the illegal Mexican population. The feelings have been so strong that there have been several incidents where aliens have been beaten down. While I do not condone beating people on the streets, it is important to portray the setting in both a logical and well balanced manner. Staten Island is a microcosm of what the United States is dealing with on a much broader and larger level. In the past 20 years the illegal population has exploded to the point where you can basically go to any corner and see literally hundreds of them waiting for work, pushing double baby carriages around, and loitering on corners. Not only have we created a ghetto through our landscapers and store owners, but we have created a subculture of people that do not assimilate into the American community.
The Mexican illegal alien population has no interface with the American population. The result of their coming here is that of taking jobs in the labor field and throwing the less educated American populace out of work. The ancillary result is that the unemployment rate has been hovering at about 10% for close to a year now. It is no secret that this is part of the problem. People on Staten Island are becoming contentious because of the fact that there is a very large community of illegals in the area, that not only take jobs, but use public resources like emergency rooms, public schools with anchor babies, and use things to the likes of local parks etc. What has happened is the failure of the federal and local governments not securing our borders and protecting our sovereignty as a nation.
The result is that people are mad, pissed off, and handing out local beatings because of the failure of the police departments, and government from the bottom up. While you cannot condone people being beat in the street, it is necessary to understand that the American population is fed up with being stepped on.
Just the other day there was another beating of a Mexican alien in Port Richmond. The response was from a foreign leader in Mexico that something had to be done in the community. This is absurd that a foreign leader can call for action when the people that are over here are here against our will. But the likely response from the local government on Staten Island was to send 50 police cars to the area, and also send the Guardian Angels over to Port Richmond. It’s simply amazing that the resources of this borough are being used to protect the “invisible”, “illegal”, “alien” population, while motorists are allowed to do 70mph up Hylan boulevard with no consequence, as pedestrians are mowed down and murdered. (Up to possibly 10 deaths in the last 12 months).
The solution is simple. These people are here because we provide work for them. We provide work where they cannot get it at home. The responsibility starts at the federal level, trickles to the local governmental level, down to the police level and the business level. It is imperative to cast a large majority of blame both on ourselves as consumers, and on the hiring businesses who support illegal aliens in this country. The fear of God needs to be struck into he restaurant owners, the landscapers, and the home improvement owners. It is my personal fear that the government will not do their duty in getting rid of this scourge to this nation, so if all else fails, it will be a necessity to not only force aliens out of this country, but to break a couple eye-sockets and craniums of the business owners. Until people get the hint, this will continue until we are all living in squalor and filth. Good Day.
Illegal Alien Beat Downs Increase on Staten Island
“We will act decisively in order to protect our citizens and will actively promote that those guilty of these vicious attacks are brought to justice expeditiously. We are working hand-in-hand with local authorities on all levels,” said Consul General of Mexico in New York, Ruben Beltran in an email to the Staten Island Advance.
Hmmm….so let me get this straight – all of the beat downs that have taken place against Mexican day laborers have been against United States Citizens or Mexican Citizens who are illegal aliens? Give me a break.
Folks this is basically the net effect of the Rudy Guliani policy, continued by Bloomberg, of promoting the “Sanctuary City” rather than working with federal authorities on trying to stop illegal immigration.
On Staten Island we are being overrun by illegal aliens and people are so fed up that they are starting to physically attack the aliens.
Every day I take the city bus there is some young illegal alien with a litter of children, who is definitely on the dole, and it’s obscene. Middle class Americans are budgeting to have one or two children and millions of illegal aliens of low intelligence are coming in here banging out litters of children like jack rabbits. People should be mad as hell.
If the Government is not going to solve the problem then the United States Citizens have to and this kind of stuff is going to happen.
The longer the Government fails to act and behaves like cowards the more beat downs will occur and the more racial strife will surface.
Come to Staten Island and travel around – we are being overrun big time by illegal aliens.
I constantly take the pulse of the people here at work, in the gym, the mailman and people are really pissed off.
I am respectful to all people I come across in my day regardless if they are illegal aliens or not but make no mistake these illegal aliens don’t belong on Staten Island or in the United States and there is going to be more violence.
The local and Federal Governments are not listening, scumbag judges are overruling the will of the people and when the Government invalidates itself people will ultimately form into angry mobs and get the job done.
The Government in my opinion by it’s failures to act is in effect invalidating it’s own right to Govern and in effect its very existence – if the people need to rise up to save our society so be it – we cannot continue with the status quo any longer.
The Disuniting of America – Reflections of a Multicultural Society
“The bilingual Education Act of 1968 supplies guidelines and funding; the 1974 Supreme Court decision in Lau vs. Nichols (a Chinese speaking case) requires school districts to provide special programs for children who do not know English.
Alas, bilingualism has not worked out as planned: rather the contrary. The bilingual campaign has created both an educational lobby with a vested interest in perpetuating a bilingual empire and a political lobby with a vested interest in retaining a Hispanic constituency. As a result, bilingual education in its current version does more to maintain Spanish than to teach English. ….. Institutional bilingualism shuts doors. It nourishes self-ghettoization, and ghettoization nourishes racial antagonism.” – Schlesinger Jr.
The Disuniting of America – Reflections of a Multicultural Society – Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr.
I just finished reading this book and it an excellent work that I highly recommend. I found out about this book listening to the Marc Levin show. Over the next couple of weeks I will be posting various excerpts from the text that I feel are noteworthy.
Manhattan Mike Allegretti: Liberal Environmental Radical; Closet Industrial Polluter.
In our last story about Michael Allegretti, we spoke about his various addresses, properties and apartments in Manhattan and Brooklyn, and how we thought it was insulting to Staten Islanders for him to presume that simply by moving to Staten Island a few months ago, it makes him an acceptable candidate for our borough. As someone born to a Staten Island family that extends back to the Civil War, I can tell you that when my other Island friends and family have heard the truth about Allegretti’s cynical relocation to our borough, Democrats, Republicans and Independents alike have crossed him off their list.
In this latest article however, the New York Conservative is going to expose Allegretti as a liberal environmental radical whose views are aligned with Democrats Mike McMahon, Barack Obama and Nancy Pelosi. We are also going to expose facts about Allegretti that will give all voters in this U.S. House District pause to support him, Brooklyn and Staten Island alike.
According to his biography, Mike Allegretti served as Director of Climate Initiatives for the Partnership for New York City from 2006 to 2007. During that time, this think tank authored a heinous report on fighting climate change in New York City. This report, Growth or Gridlock: The Economic Case for Traffic Relief and Transit Improvement for a Greater New York, was the Partnership’s most highly touted climate initiative. The report’s primary recommendation was for New York City to impose a congestion pricing plan on the taxpayers; in essence a toll on everyone entering the bottom half of Manhattan, as if New York’s record high and pervasive tolls weren’t burdensome enough.
The congestion pricing report was produced and released on Allegretti’s watch, and as a wealthy trust fund kid, he had no need to continue to work for the Partnership as Director of Climate Initiatives if he disagreed with their primary climate change policy initiative. Yet, there were no public disagreements, no letters to the editor, and no resignations on Allegretti’s part, even though the tolls being proposed would hurt middle class people the most.
Next is Allegretti’s affiliation with the Climate Group as Senior Advisor on US Policy, a position held until just before he took residence on Staten Island and declared his desire to be our Congressman. As Senior Advisor for the Climate Group, Allegretti made a series of statements that no good Republican or conservative could agree with, sounding more like a cheerleader for the Democratic Party, its radical environmental agenda, and its powerbrokers in Washington, D.C.
First is the interview from November 6, 2008, where Allegretti was asked about his views on President Obama’s election victory and said, “The election of Barack Obama was truly an historic moment for the United States. It represented a marked shift in direction for US policy, as Obama won the election on a message of ‘change,’ with a defiantly progressive slogan of ‘yes we can.’ But as Obama acknowledged during his victory speech on Tuesday night, now is when the real work begins. Citing a ‘planet in peril,’ Obama reminded Americans that one of the most pressing challenges facing the country is how to address the threat of climate change.” A “truly historic moment”? No Allegretti wasn’t speaking about the racial milestone that was Obama’s election, but as a huge step forward for the country towards radical policies like cap and trade, which threaten to increase the energy costs of American families by thousands of dollars a year. Maybe that’s why Allegretti also deemed Obama’s election “a positive development” for climate change policy on The Climate Group’s website. Coming from someone who now wants to OUR Republican candidate for Congress, that’s despicable.
Then there was Allegretti’s email to the New York Times, where he said, “The passage of the Waxman-Markey bill was a major step for US domestic climate action.” This is the same bill that our liberal Democrat Congressman Mike McMahon voted for!
Imagine the gall of this Allegretti asking Republicans for his vote, while spending the past 5 years working to support new tolls through congestion pricing, raising energy costs by imposing cap and trade and praising the election of Barack Obama as a step forward for radical environmentalism.
What makes these facts even more incredible is Michael Allegretti’s scathing history as an industrial polluter, which has even impacted the people of the 13th Congressional District from whom he seeks votes.
In this NY Times analysis, we learned that Allegretti’s company, Bayside Fuel Oil, a heating oil wholesaler, was cited on 27 different incidences for polluting New York’s waterways with heating oil, a toxic chemical that emits carcinogenetic fumes. And when the EPA announced its intent to consider one of our most polluted waterways become a SuperFund cleanup site, Michael Allegretti’s company opposed the cleanup! It was revealed in the Brooklyn Eagle newspaper that Bayside had intended to develop some of its pollution-tainted land into new residential buildings. It was also revealed by the New York Times that Bayside opposed the expansion of a City Park, and instead fought for the construction of pollution-emitting power plant in the middle of Brooklyn.
Worse by far than all of these facts, is the record of air pollution coming from the Bensonhurst Terminal of Allegretti’s company, Bayside Fuel, located at
1776 Shore Parkway within the confines of our 13th Congressional District. That’s right Republican voters; according two US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) databases available online (here and here), Michael Allegretti–who has spent nearly a year asking for your votes–has been poisoning our air year after year with tons of airborne chemicals. These include toxins like hexane, toluene, benzene, xylenes and ethyl benzene.
According to many authorities on toxic chemicals, benzene is a known carcinogen, and has also been shown to cause blood disorders and to impact the central nervous system the reproductive system; toluene may affect the reproductive and central nervous systems; and ethylbenzene and xylenes may have respiratory and neurological effects on human beings.
The fact that industries produced toxic waste comes as no surprise to anyone; recognizing however, that Michael Allegretti–an avowed environmental radical and candidate for office—is the one behind these toxins is outrageous; and it makes Allegretti the biggest, cruelest hypocrite who has ever stepped forward to run for Congress in the history of Staten Island and Brooklyn.
http://www.newyorkconservative.com/archives/staten-island-gop-sends-in-the-clowns/
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/michael-allegretti/6/123/5a0
http://www.pfnyc.org/reports/Growth%20or%20Gridlock.pdf
http://www.greenjobs.com/public/industrynews/inews05027.htm
http://www.theclimategroup.org/our-news/news/2008/11/21/major-development-in-us-climate-debate
http://community.nytimes.com/comments/dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/06/26/the-climate-bill-in-climate-context/?permid=44#comment44
http://projects.nytimes.com/toxic-waters/polluters/new-york/brooklyn?sor
http://www.brooklyneagle.com/categories/category.php?category_id=31&id=33851
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/08/20/nyregion/20power.html?_r=3&sq=allegretti%20-alain%20-chelsea&st=nyt&adxnnl=1&scp=12&adxnnlx=1277910218-/SJgbY7M+RvsfYbmez46XA
