General toon mockery of Arizona continues...

[n2doc]

[ZombieHorde]

1. Recommended. So crazy. nt

[TomCADem]

2. LOL - The Irony Of Anti-Government Tea Baggers Supporting Such A Law Is Amazing

I can only imagine the avalanche of lawsuits, as well as the incredulous statements of tanned caucasian right wingers shaking with indignation for being asked about their immigration status.

[jgraz]

5. That's because they're not anti-government

They're pro-corporate and pro-white.

[unpossibles]

8. it's almost like they are really just a bunch of hypocritical assholes who don't really...

oh wait - they are.

I notice they never mention cutting the military budget despite it being the 8-brazilian-pound elephant in the room.

[liberation]

19. Well any collective group which considers guns to be a priority over things like health care...

... they are bound to display some mind boggling logical dissonance.

I mean, almost every functional person on earth has these 3 main items at the top of their priorities lists: Health, love, and money.

Teabaggers lists look something like: Guns, no taxes, guns.



Which is why I consider such an utter insult that the media gave these two bit lunatics a platform to spew their nonsense 24/7.

[unpossibles]

20. agreed

In fact, looking at how they confuse different philosophies of government and lump them all together as "big government" and cannot seem to tell the difference between the Dixie Chicks' comment about Bush and Nugent's death-threat joke about shooting Obama, I've decided that maybe it's my duty to come up with a business which parts the money from those fools. Since they cannot distinguish differences in those, maybe I can sell them garbage and call it food or something.....

[AlbertCat]

29. The Irony Of Anti-Government Tea Baggers

That's because they're not ant-government.

They are anti-black-man-in-the-White-House. Period.

[Hekate]

3. Absolutely LOVE the second toon! Talk about a throwback to terms like octaroon!

You find all the good ones, n2doc. Many thanks for all the toonage.

Hekate

[Ohio Joe]

4. K&R - nt

[cliffordu]

6. LOL K&R

[tavalon]

12. I seem to remember you have a bit of a tan

You are 'murkin, ain't ya? My hubby is half Mexican so I've told him I'll need to see his birth certificate before I can allow him back into my bed. Just doing my part..............:eyes:

[GillesDeleuze]

13. John Boehner stays out of AZ

Orange-Americans are outraged!

[cliffordu]

18. Well...Rumor is that I wasn't born at all, but

hatched in some ugly swamp or other that specializes in large reptiles......


Tell the hubby I can get him papers that will make him a fucking swede if he wants....

:rofl:

[Maru Kitteh]

7. The last one is my favorite, but they're all very good.

[HughMoran]

9. Famous people need to "test" this new law with cameras rolling

I can't wait until the first expose's of the problems with this law hit the airwaves.

[Initech]

10. Cant wait to see Jon Stewart's take tomorrow.

:popcorn:

[47of74]

11. Here's a couple more

[h9socialist]

21. The top toon nails it!

[tallahasseedem]

14. The second one makes me laugh...

I could honestly see these assholes doing this.

[Soylent Brice]

15. this whol situation just solidifies my reasoning for moving back to Cincinnati.

K&R

[66 dmhlt]

16. Even Rand-mcNally knows AZ is a Police State ...

[barbtries]

24. that's a good one too

AZ's looking like a fooooool

[gratuitous]

17. And the kicker

The cop in the last toon who's wondering if he should stop a guy who looks Canadian must detain the person, or his locality will be liable to a citizen lawsuit for not enforcing the law vigorously enough. Which means that any police agency has to choose between fighting expensive lawsuits (with the law heavily canted toward the xenophobes) or harrassing anyone who looks suspiciously like a non-citizen.

[Kurovski]

22. I wish I had time to download a picture from last summer...

I'm tan and look Mexican, even before this crap in AZ happened, I almost sent it to EFerrari for her input ;)

The laws' eyes would definitely be cast askance, I'd have to leave my serape at home, I guess ( per the "you can tell by the attire" idiocy). :crazy:

Total bullshit going on in AZ, cartoonists, continue the shaming. K&R.

[barbtries]

23. those are great

the middle one made me laugh out loud.

[Patiod]

25. wonder how it will be going down with my Romanian friends in AZ

Heading off to a birthday party there next week, and the husband is a recently naturalized immigrant, and there will be a bunch of their Romanian friends there.

Although they are lily-white, they have accents that might prompt someone to want the police to demand their papers....

Although they may be used to showing their papers, coming from a communist state. I heard a German-born spokewoman from the crazy Minuteman people, and she said she had to carry her papers all the time after being naturalized, and it was a-okay by her.

Not to be a anti-German bitch, but I wanted someone to ask her "well, what about those of us NOT from a country with a tolatarian history, yoiu know, those of us who AREN'T used to having to "show our papers"?

[harun]

26. Welcome to the Confederacy AZ.

[liberal N proud]

27. K&R

[retread]

28. Looking at that second one I couldn't help but think John Boehner better stay out of Arizona! n/t

[lame54]

32. He'd better have his papers from Oompa-Loompa Land

[CrunchMaster]

30. Ironic considering Arizona is where Al-Qaeda "illegals" were first allowed to setup base in the USA

'1986: Al-Qaeda Figures Establish First US Base in Arizona'
In 1986, Maktab al-Khidamat (a.k.a. Al-Kifah), the precursor organization to al-Qaeda, opens its first branch in the US at the Islamic Center of Tucson, in Tucson, Arizona. Counterterrorism expert Rita Katz will later call the Islamic Center, “basically, the first cell of al-Qaeda in the United States; that is where it all started.” The organization’s journal, Al Jihad (Holy War), is initially distributed in the US from there. Other branches around the US soon follow (see 1985-1989).

* A number of important future al-Qaeda figures are connected to the Tucson branch in the 1980s and into the early 1990s, including:
* Mohammed Loay Bayazid, one of the founders of al-Qaeda two years later.
* Wael Hamza Julaidan, another founder of al-Qaeda, and a Saudi multimillionaire. He was president of the Islamic Center starting in 1983 and leaves the US around 1986.
* Wadih El-Hage, bin Laden’s future personal secretary, who will later be convicted for a role in the 1998 US embassy bombings (see 10:35-10:39 a.m., August 7, 1998).
* Mubarak al Duri, al-Qaeda’s chief agent attempting to purchase weapons of mass destruction.

Throughout the 1980s, the mosque provides money, support, and fighters to the mujaheddin fighting in Afghanistan. Around 1991, future 9/11 hijacker Hani Hanjour will move to Arizona for the first time (see October 3, 1991-February 1992) and he will spend much of the rest of the decade in the state. He will briefly live in Tucson, but his ties to earlier al-Qaeda connections there remain elusive.
http://www.historycommons.org/context.jsp?item=a1986alkifaharizona

Arizona Was Home to bin Laden ''Sleeper Cell''
Arizona appears to have been the home of a "sleeper cell" of Osama bin Laden's worldwide terrorist organization, with a select group of operatives living quietly in bland apartment complexes and obtaining flight training in preparation for the Sept. 11 attacks.

The organization's known history in the state goes back nine years and scholars say the activities of at least three part-time Arizona residents fits the pattern of the al-Qaeda terrorist group.

"We can only speculate at this point, but I'm convinced the FBI is operating under the assumption that Arizona was host to an al-Qaeda cell," said Jack Williams, a professor of law at Georgia State University who has studied the group's financing methods.

Among the suspects:

* Lotfi Raissi, a onetime resident of the Wickertree Apartments in North Phoenix, was arrested in England this week. British prosecutors say the Algerian pilot is a mid-level player in the Al-Qaeda organization who gave flight training to four of the terrorists in Arizona.

* Hani Hanjoor, identified by the FBI as a hijacker who died when American Airlines Flight 77 crashed into the Pentagon, lived in Tucson and Phoenix and took flight-training courses in Scottsdale. Authorities say they have a videotape of Hanjoor with Raissi on a flight from Phoenix to Las Vegas in June.

* Nawaf Al-Hazmi, a Saudi national who was aboard the same flight, was a Hanjoor associate and possibly took flight-training in Arizona. FBI agents discovered a cashier's check for a Phoenix-area flight school in his vehicle after the terrorist attack.

* Khalid Almihdhar lived with Hanjoor in San Diego, and reportedly attended a flight school in Arizona. Investigators told the Washington Post they are "confident" Almihdhar is a member of the al-Qaeda network.

* Wadih El-Hage, a former Tucson resident and bin Laden lieutenant, was imprisoned in connection with the 1998 bombing of the U.S. embassy in Tanzania. Years earlier, he engineered the purchase of a military surplus jet from Davis-Monthan Air Force Base and may have had a role in the assassination of the leader of a controversial Islamic sect in Tucson in 1990.

* Unnamed "henchmen" to bin Laden, who reportedly attempted to buy a Boeing 727 jetliner in Arizona just six months before the Sept. 11 hijackings. A law enforcement official told the New York Post the men had "kicked the tires" of some used airplanes in Denver and Tucson, but ultimately did not make a purchase.
http://www.unansweredquestions.org/timeline/2001/arizonarepublic092801.html

This is another racist distraction from Republicans who like to target patsies rather than go after the perps they are in bed with(Which Arizonans let Saudi Al-Qaeda terrorists into the USA and protected them when they were waging a terror war against the Soviets in our name??? My guess is many are probably Republicans. And why exactly is Saudi Arabia our great ally when all of the 9/11 terrorists were Saudis???).

Hey Arizona, how about you go after the PERPS this time... those employers hiring the illegals to be used as indentured servants instead of going after families trying to make a living???

[varelse]

31. The one in the middle is priceless

:rofl:

[Blacksheep214]

33. I used to like Arizona

Now you couldn't pay me to go spend any money in this racist piece of shit state!

But it's a dry racism!

You fuckers can melt for all I care!

At least the blacks get a break for a change!