I don't want to talk about this again

[Lasthorseman]

Once again I heard about a "story" in the Boston Globe that points out the hypocracy of Mitt Romney and his stance against illegal immigrants while he "hired" them to mow his lawn.
What I find really interesting is the deliberate falsification of American "news" by both left and right.
These three little links explain why.

http://www.nascocorridor.com/
http://www.scl.cc/home.php
http://www.theamericanresistance.com/articles/art2005mar23.html

In light of this the entire "issue" of "illegal" immigration we can now see as a manufactured event. With more time and research it might be plausible to trace the planning stages all the way back to the creation of NAFTA. Profit of CEOs and campaign bucks for the politicians they bought.
Really does media think we are all stupid?
Now do I have to start sending these links to .mil sites or what?

[bluerum]

1. So why are you talking about it?

Mitt is a lying POS.

Spending his last few days in office trying to push through an agenda that in no way represents what the people of the Commonwealth want or need.

He is trying to enhance his position for the 2008 election.

I am afraid that his hiring of illegal immigrants WILL be an issue at that time. Because of his position on it and HIS hypocrisy (note on sp.) regarding the issue.

You may want to leave the country if you don't want to hear about it.

On edit: grammar.

[stillcool]

2. excellent links....

and I totally agree. The conversation controls the perception, which distorts the reality. In so much of what constitutes an 'issue' everything is open for discussion except who behind the spotlight is drawing our attention to it, and why. There needs to be a more underground, democratic underground, where the 'spectacle' is omitted.