• Leaders Arrest Uncovers Divide in Hmong-Americans
• Bulk Of Haitian Soccer Team Deserts In NY - Deport them all!
  
  
• IT IS AN INVASION AND IT IS A WAR - by H. Millard
• Officials: U.S. Troops Mistakenly Kill 8 Afghan Police
  
  
• Three black women savagely beat pregnant White woman - break her jaw
• Convicted Black Murderer Charged In 20-Year-Old Case
• Civil Rights Leader Charged With Incest
  
  
• French official decries illegal immigration
• Extradition of illegal and Satanic Mexican Serial Killer Sought in Mexico Deaths
  
  
• Black Suspect in death of White Beach mother has history of violent crime
• Black man rapes 77-year-old woman
• 'Muhammad' 2nd Most Popular Name for Baby Boys in Britain
• Canada Denies Visa to Winnie Mandela

• Leaders Arrest Uncovers Divide in Hmong-Americans
  
  
• Japan Sets Lunar Orbiter Launch Date
  

• Judge: Philly Police Can Ban Muslim Head Scarves on the job

• Activist: Russia Evicting Refugees

• 13 Former Swift Workers Sentenced after immigration raid at a meatpacking plant
  
  
• ACLU Sues About Care at Immigration Jail - Deport them all to Mexico - see if they like their jails
  
  
• Immigrants Try to Revive Stalled Amnesty Bill
  
  
• Police: Wisconsin Shooting That Left 6 Dead Was a Murder-Suicide
  Ambrosio Analco killed infants Isaiah and Argenis Analco, his ex-girlfriend, Nicole McAffee, and two other people before shooting himself. Also killed were McAffee's sister Ashley Huerta, 21, and McAffee's friend Vanessa Iverson, 19.
• Toddler in limbo over U.S. immigration
  
  
• American Patrol Report
• Hispanics in the news - Citizenship status of suspect not reported
• Illegal immigrants in the news
  
  
• Mexico City plans to legalize prostitution
• Puerto Rico Aims to Trap Roaming Monkeys
  

• Black males in the news
  
  
• Bulk Of Haitian Soccer Team Deserts In NY - Deport them all!
• Justice Dept. Reshapes Its Civil Rights Mission
• Subprime Lenders Targeted' Blacks, Hispanics as Regulators Kept Silent
• Navies Urged to Fight Somali Pirates
• Nearly 16,000 Ex-Cons Get Vote in Fla.
• Marion Barry Acquitted of Drunk Driving - (Newsroom)
  
  
  
• Pregnant Woman Dawnna Denize Wright Slain at SoCal Office by her boyfriend
  A pregnant mother of three was killed at work in Mission Valley yesterday by a man who delivered her roses then shot her, police said. Dawna Denize Wright, 31, helped manage the office of Dr. Kristi Ann Dove for the past three years. Roger McDowell, 34, was booked on suspicion of murder and attempted murder, said San Diego police Lt. Jeff Sferra. - (Newsroom) - (crime)

• Abominations
• Mo. Man With HIV Gets Life Term for Sex
• Gay former governor, ex-wife blast each other
• 2 Women Sue Girls Gone Wild Creator
• Inmate in Adulterous Escape With Warden's Wife Dies in Prison
• Atlanta: Women Indicted in Suburban Brothel Case
• 2 Sex Convictions in Online Dating Case

• Defense rests in reputed Klansmans trial - (Newsroom)
• House Votes to Bolster Database on Gun Buyers
• Congress subpoenas 2 Bush aides

• Rome: Ex-Nazi Officer Leaves House Arrest - (Newsroom)

• Europe May Have Had Human Sacrifices - Mexico definitely had human sacrifices

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• UK: Anti-Semitism at 'worst level since 1936'
• Phantom GDP - The Truth about Outshoring
• Dis nigga be cry'n an $hit, knowha'm'say'n - Tyrone N. Butts
• Scottish Children ‘More Advanced’
• Leonard Pitt's Explains Black Mentality About Race Crime In Knoxville
  
  
• Negro arrested for rape of 73yo on his first day out of jail
• Suicides overtake executions on California's death row
• Texas Dark Crime: 5 Suspects Face 15 Capital Murder Charges
• "It's All About Israel"
• Serbia says it will not trade Kosovo for EU or NATO (Multi-page thread 1 2)
  
  
• Black Kills White Mother and Shoots White Daughter (Multi-page thread 1 2)
• U.S. may open doors to 25,000 refugees
• UK: Illegal immigrant stabbed white police officer to death
• Warning: Offensive Negro on video - toddler death
  
  
• Flooded Australian homes looted
  
• Australia takes on aboriginal violence
• Australia/NZ: Booze ban for Boongs
• Australia/NZ: Quarter of all prisoners gang members
• Australia/NZ: African 'refugee' jailed for sex offences
  
  
• 'Massive' strike in South Africa
• Good for France, bad for the National Front
• Malta struggles with illegals
  
  
• Grinning nig gets 29 to 72 (years) in Scranton
• Porchmonkey held fo dealin and fondlin minor
• Dark Crime: Throat slashed in bad pot deal
• Canada: Another niggra shooting 1 dead

• U.S. Iraq military WMD casualties reported 3,513
• Mexico is invading the U.S. - not Iraq or Iran.
  Support our troops - on the Mexican border wall.
• Ref: Bush declares victory in Iraq - 2 May, 2003
• Pentagon: Violence in Iraq up despite Bush 'surge'
  
  
• Efforts to Avert Sectarian Reprisals After Shrine Attack
• Water, cancer link at Marine base probed
• Discharge for Vet Who Wore Uniform to War Protest
• Charges Dropped in Wash. War Protest
  
  
• Afghans free U.S. torturer
• British soldiers who imprison detainees during military campaigns abroad are bound by the Human Rights Act, which prohibits torture and inhuman or degrading treatment
  
  
• Families Await Payment in WWII Dispute
  MORGANFIELD, Ky. -- When they were told to get off their western Kentucky farmland in 1941 to make room for a sprawling World War II training camp, hundreds of families were given as little as two weeks to get everything out. Over the years, they say, they were cheated out of an agreement to buy back their land after the war and denied a stake in a government windfall: the discovery of massive deposits of gas and oil.

• FBI Warns Colleges to Watch for Spies
  BOSTON -- The head of the FBI's Boston office is warning the region's top universities to be on the lookout for foreign spies or potential terrorists who might be trying to steal unclassified, yet sensitive, research.
  

• FBI Warns Colleges to Watch for Spies
  "The general point was, if there is unnatural or unexplained interest in your research and you're nervous about it, here's how to be in touch with us," Berkey said. He said WPI already takes precautions to protect research.

• Illegal Worker Probe Spurs Raid In Oregon
  
  
• In Conn., Feds Urged to Stop Raids
  NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- City officials urged federal authorities to halt additional raids targeting illegal immigrants, saying an operation last week violated the law.
  
  
• Ex-Fed Gets Prison for Alien Smuggling
  LAREDO, Texas -- A former U.S. Border Patrol agent has been sentenced to 16 months in federal prison for his role in an immigrant smuggling attempt. William John Ferrone, 42, also was fined $5,000 at Monday's sentencing. He pleaded guilty in September to a charge of conspiring to transport illegal immigrants.
  
  
• The top Senate Democrat said yesterday that President Bush must prove he can deliver more Republican votes before Democrats will put the (illegal alien amnesty) bill, which collapsed last week, back on the Senate schedule.
• Charges have been dropped against former Mayor Ron Gonzales,
  who was accused of bribery in an alleged backroom deal with a trash-hauling company.
  
  
• Mexican Soldiers Charged With Homicide
  MEXICO CITY -- Nineteen Mexican soldiers have been charged with homicide in the killings of two women and three children whose vehicle failed to stop at an army checkpoint.
  

• New Charges Filed Against Celeb Designer Anand Jon Alexander
  BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. -- Celebrity fashion designer Anand Jon Alexander faced 13 new charges of sexual assault Tuesday after six more women and girls accused him of abuse. Alexander, who has dressed starlets such as Paris Hilton, is accused of meeting women on the Internet and assaulting them when they visited about modeling opportunities between 2002 and 2007. Richards has claimed some of the women made the allegations to seek fame. A total of 18 women and girls, ranging in age from 14 to 27, have accused him of abuse. - (Newsroom)

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• French Aid Worker Killed in Central African Republic
  A French aid worker for Doctors Without Borders was shot and killed Monday while traveling to a town grappling with poor health conditions in the Central African Republic, the humanitarian group said. Elsa Serfass, 27, a logistics specialist for Doctors Without Borders, had been traveling from the group's regional base in the African country as part of an "exploratory mission" checking on health conditions in the town of N'Gaoundal, the Paris-based organization said in a statement - (Newsroom)
• Police Question 3 Over Kenya Explosion
  
  
• Ethics Hearing for Duke Prosecutor Nifong
  
  
• India dodges U.S. slavery blacklist
• The woman, with the child in tow, walked onto Martin Luther King Boulevard
  
  
• Matches To Blame For Fire That Killed 5 Negro Children - (Newsroom)

• Abominations
  
  
• Respiratory Therapist Wayne Albert Bleyle Admits Molestation of 2-year-old girl
  SAN DIEGO -- A former respiratory therapist pleaded guilty Tuesday to molesting young, brain-damaged patients at the hospital where he worked for 25 years. Wayne Albert Bleyle, 55, admitted to eight counts of forcible lewd acts upon a child and four counts of exhibiting a minor in pornography.
  
  
• Teacher gets pregnant and probation for affair
  CLEVELAND (AP) — A former substitute teacher who became pregnant during an affair with a 17-year-old high school football captain was sentenced on Tuesday to three days in jail and five years of probation. Christine Scarlett, 40, pleaded guilty May 11 to five felony charges — three counts of sexual battery and two counts of disseminating obscene materials to a juvenile. The charges carried a potential 17 years in prison. - (Newsroom)
  
  
• Child Tied in Hot Car As Couple Dines
  
  
• 18 Charged in Alleged Marriage Scam
  CHICAGO -- Authorities have charged 18 people in an alleged scam in which Americans were paid to marry Eastern Europeans so the immigrants could get legal residency.

• Kibbutz Is (Temporary) Haven for Fleeing Sudanese
  The 24-year-old Muslim is one of about 440 Sudanese refugees working in Israeli hotels and on farms
  while the government seeks to place them in a third country. At least temporarily. Israel has accepted refugees for decades, but the Sudanese pose a problem. Israeli law denies asylum to anyone from an "enemy" state, such as Sudan, and imprisons them until a third country gives them asylum. Between 1999 and 2005, about 55 Sudanese from Israel were resettled, mostly in Europe. Over the years, the Palestinian uprising has deprived Israel of a source of cheap Arab labor, and migrants from Third World countries have flocked here to replace them.

• FBI agent testifies against reputed Klansman - (Newsroom)

• 'Cute Knut' Raking in Cash at Berlin Zoo

• Not Our Fathers' America - by Chuck Baldwin - (Commentary)

• "Ethnic" Albanians embrace Bush
• Kurdish Man In Britain Ordered Daughter's Murder For Falling In Love With The Wrong Man

• 3 Texas Guardsmen (2 'Hispanic') Charged With Human Smuggling
  The driver accused in the case, Pfc. Jose Rodrigo Torres, 26, of Laredo, was arrested late last Thursday. The two other soldiers, Sgt. Julio Cesar Pacheco, 25, also of Laredo, and Sgt. Clarence Hodge Jr., 36, of Fort Worth, were arrested Friday
  
  
• NY Town to Pay Legal Fees for Day Labors
  WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- A suburban village found guilty of discriminating against Hispanic day laborers has tentatively agreed to prohibit police from routinely asking the workers about their immigration status, the plaintiff's lawyers said Monday. In addition, the Village of Mamaroneck must pay more than $500,000 of the workers' legal fees, the attorneys said.
  
  
• ACLU Suit Says Disabled Pedro Guzman, Wrongly Deported to Mexico
  Pedro Guzman, 29, of the desert city of Lancaster, was sentenced April 19 to 120 days in jail for a misdemeanor trespassing violation, according to the lawsuit. It says he was asked about his immigration status in jail and responded that he was born in California. Sometime after that, the Sheriff's Department identified him as a non-citizen, obtained his signature for voluntary removal from the United States and turned him over to U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement - (Newsroom)
  
  
• Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa took the blame Monday for the end of his 20-year marriage

• Black males in the news
  
  
• Black footballer's 'consensual' sex - State Appeals Wilson Decision
  A judge on Monday ordered the release of a man who is serving a widely criticized 10-year prison sentence without parole for having consensual oral sex with a 15-year-old girl when he was 17. But just after the ruling was announced, Georgia’s attorney general, Thurbert E. Baker, said he was appealing it, and the prisoner, Genarlow Wilson, remained behind bars. - (Newsroom) - (Sports)
  
  
• Fla. Investigates Malnourished Boy, Mom
  WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -- A 10-year-old boy who weighed just 35 pounds when he knocked on a neighbor's door pleading for food was being treated Monday for malnutrition, while his mother was held on child neglect charges, police said. Kelleen Deon Murray-Auguste, 37, told authorities her son had been living with his father in Haiti until about a month ago, when the father dropped him off in Florida and left.

• Abominations
• Female Episcopal bishop makes Cuban history
• Ex-Navy Midshipmen Accuse Doc of Taping Them While Having Sex

• Jews Desecrate Graves in West Bank
  RAMALLAH, West Bank -- A Palestinian mayor called Monday for the end of pilgrimages by Jewish groups to a holy site in his West Bank village after Muslim graves were desecrated there last week. Ahmed Bouzia, mayor of Kifl Hares in the northern West Bank, said villagers discovered the desecration Friday morning after 1,300 Jewish pilgrims came there to pray with Israeli army protection the night before. Nine tombstones were damaged, he said -- some broken and others bearing graffiti such as "Death to Arabs" and "Revenge."

• The Truth of Interracial Rape in the United States - by Lawrence Auster (FrontPageMag)

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