Naomi Tsu – photo, SPLC

An angry Naomi Tsu, an SPLC lawyer and registered lobbyist here in Georgia tried to steal and or damage my iPhone yesterday in a state Capitol committee room. This, in a public space where is is perfectly lawful for photography. She was quite upset that I took her picture and rushed me in the crowded room. It was the only funny thing that happened to me all day.

Tsu registered as a lobbyist on March 1st, which was just three days after the immigration enforcement bill, SB 452 passed the senate – which was (about) two-thirds of the way through the forty legislative day session which ends this year on March 29.

I was one of few pro-American speakers in a recent Georgia state Capitol committee hearing on an immigration enforcement bill – SB452 – yesterday (no, really, I was there!).

To be clear, the lovely Gold-Domed building is a public space and photography is allowed in committee rooms. At least according to Georgia law. But that law takes a back seat to the demands of the anti-borders crazies. They seem to hate photos of themselves on the job.

Below are three pics I took in a crowded space where Tsu had commandeered the committee’s speakers sign-up sheet – because leftists do not wait in line. In the last one, you can see Tsu’s hand just before she grabbed my phone and before I wrenched it back from her. Yes, I did go report her to a State Trooper who was one of several put in placed to control the usual suspects mob.

Before all this, Tsu tried to shake my hand. I avoided that bizarre and revolting situation using the same reasoning that causes me to buy the extra long-handled toilet plungers. I also mentioned that in my educated opinion she is a “slime-er.” She appeared less than pleased with that too. Naomi Tsu, from the discredited SPLC didn’t seem at all, you know… tolerant.

The enforcement bill, a center piece of gubenatorial candidate Lt. Governor Casey Cagle’s campaign was gutted in the Republican committee, but did pass out. The smart money says the senate does not agree to the evisceration, which was led by “this- isn’t-Nazi-Germany”, Rep Heath Clark, Republican committee member.

photo, DAK

photo; DAK

photo: DIS

If a pro-enforcement immigration activist attends a hearing but the Atlanta Journal Constitution Institute for Justice and Journalism on Immigration Reporting – trained reporter, Jeremy Redmon, carefully omits his presence in a news report, was he really there?  

An illegal immigration enforcement bill SB452 was heard in the Georgia House Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee yesterday. Including the SPLC lobbyist, a Naomi Tsu, the room was packed full of the same crazies you see screaming in our streets against borders and immigration enforcement. Because far too many conservatives who can go to the state Capitol during the day have no idea no how their government works and are clueless  on the level of hatred the left has for normal Americans, there were only two of us available to speak in favor of the bill.

My estimate is the at least twenty anti-borders leftists spoke against the bill. My friend Ed Painter and I were the only pro-American speakers during the four-hour hearing. VIDEO.

As an aside, under the proud direction of  Rep Heath Clark the bill was gutted in the  committee, but was still passed out.

Redmon — who has me blocked on Twitter — and the AJC did a write-up of the bill and mentioned both the SPLC slime-ers and Ed Painter:

“The Southern Poverty Law Center, Project South and immigration attorney Arturo Corso raised numerous other concerns about SB 452 during Tuesday’s committee hearing.

Ed Painter, a former Whitfield County sheriff’s deputy from Dalton, spoke in favor of the original — and more stringent — version of the bill.”

But yours truly, a constant and educated critic of the AJC and Redmon was apparently not really there. We put this in the “too funny.” category.

Below are photos from the California DMV of the two tiers of drivers licenses they issue. One is eligible to be used as federal ID to board airliners, enter federal buildings and to buy guns. The other isn’t.

Which one would you rather illegal aliens in Georgia were given?

Photo, California DMV

Photo, California DMV

Photo: Zazzle

Nuestra Comunidad: Locals unite to support immigrants in Georgia

Samantha Díaz Roberts

Boston Globe letters, March 17, 2018

Note, the Globe has a policy on use of the legal and accurate term “illegal alien,” which is what I wrote in my letter.

photo: louisproyect

Globe editor,

Your story about Lilian Calderon Jimenez (“Detained and bewildered,” Page A1, March 12) hit all the usual notes on the evils of borders and of enforcement of American immigration laws. But thank you for explaining that this victim of borders was already under a final order of deportation. And that her case was 15 years old.

After reading formulated stories like this for years, I have grown weary of the repetition and clear message they are intended to send. Immigrant living here illegally: victim. Immigration enforcement: oppression.

It seems most readers do not realize that the United States must either enforce its immigration laws or admit that the legal immigrants who join the American family according to our laws are fools and that the rule of law upon which our republic was founded is a thing of the past.

We look forward to reading about the American dream of the 1 million legal immigrants we admit each year and their expectation of equal protection under the law.

D.A. King

President

The Dustin Inman Society

Marietta, Ga.

The Dustin Inman Society is a nonprofit organization that advocates for enforcement of our immigration laws. Here

Photo: CAPS

SPLC joins corporate-funded anti-enforcement group, GALEO, in advocacy against passage of public safety legislation in Georgia

We happily predict SB452 goes to the governor’s desk. *UPDATED: Despite the fact that it had the votes to pass, SB 452 died on the last day of session when Republican Speaker David Ralston refused to allow a vote. He did however keep the House in session past midnight to get a bill passed on which his son was lobbyist. Here.

On a rainy Saturday a contractor (he is an American) is working across the hall to remove and replace our 1984 toilet — which reminded me of Morris Dees, Heidi Beirich and the SPLC….

Monday’s email (March 12, 2018) brought us two frantic emails from anti-enforcement advocacy groups urging us to act to kill legislation pending in the Georgia legislature. One of the groups, GALEO, is well known here for it’s anti-borders advocacy since 2003 and is financed by corporate Georgia (see Cox Enterprises (parent company of the AJC newspaper), Coca-Cola, Georgia Power, State Farm Insurance Co., Southwest Airlines, Telemundo, Univision et al). Run by a perpetually-angry ethnic hustler named Jerry Gonzalez, GALEO is notably radical enough that one of it’s former board member’s nomination for a federal judgeship died in the U.S. Senate because of the association. At DIS, we are proud of our work in stopping Dax Lopez from becoming a federal judge – and going to the state Supreme Court.

The other action alert was from the Southern Poverty Law Center.

Both emails urged us to take action to stop passage of SB452, a bill aimed at identifying illegal aliens in Georgia law enforcement custody and sharing that information. According to the left-tilted Georgia Budget and Policy Institute, which also opposes the bill, SB452 is bad for “immigrants” — and Georgia. We disagree and are actively working for passage and have helped amend the bill to quantify the number of foreigners and, separately, the number of illegal aliens in the state corrections system.

The bill has already passed the Georgia Senate and is set to be heard in the House Public Safety Committee Monday.

From the GBPI:

“The legislation requires local police departments and jails across Georgia to take a series of steps once an unauthorized immigrant comes into their custody. That includes notifying local prosecutors, requiring sentencing courts to review immigration papers and, most importantly, handing over that Georgian’s address and other personal information to ICE. The legislation envisions a seamless process that takes custody of any undocumented resident who comes into contact with Georgia’s court system, even for minor violations like a parking ticket, and hands them over to federal immigration agents.

 

A local NPR station hates SB452 too. Rep Jesse Petrea is set to shepherd the bill through the House process. Petrea is a hero from last year here. We happily predict this one goes to the governor’s desk.

With any mention of immigration enforcement and protecting Americans from illegal alien criminals (note: Heidi hates the term “crimigrants”), it is easy to understand why the Marxist hate mongers at the SPLC are up in arms against the bill, but as far as we can remember, this is the first time since we started our pro-enforcement effort here in 2003 that we have seen them send out an alert against specific legislation. It makes me want to take a shower, but we have been on their email list – as well as GALEO’s – for fifteen years. When pro-enforcement groups advocate for passage of such bills or enforcement of immigration laws, the crazies call it “hate.”

Here is the message from GALEO and below is the we-hate-imigration-enforcement, kill-the-bill goop from the SPLC:

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Republican state senator Chuck Payne. Photo: Senate website.

Chattanooga Free Press

After vote against immigration ID, Georgia state senator faces challenge from right

After opposing a bill to create a separate driver’s license for some immigrants, state Sen. Chuck Payne faces competition in the Republican primary.

Payne, R-Dalton, voted down a bill in the Senate Public Safety Committee that would have created a new “Driver’s Safety Card” for immigrants who hold work permits but do not have lawful status. It would be an alternative to a driver’s license and only last as long as the work permit. They would also say “NO LAWFUL STATUS” and “NOT ACCEPTABLE FOR OFFICIAL PURPOSES.”

With Payne’s vote, the bill died in committee, 5-4, on Feb. 21. He and state Sen. Kay Kirkpatrick voted with three Democrats to kill the legislation. The supporters were all Republicans…. Here.

Name-calling is pretty serious for kids. Remember how elementary school kids used name-calling as a bullying tactic? There wasn’t much rationale behind it. It was intended to intimidate, ridicule, and diminish the victim.

Yet it’s pretty funny when those who are purportedly adults resort to name-calling as a tactic of attempted intimidation.

There are very good reasons to enforce immigration law, as noted in the article My Secret Plan to Destroy America, by Dick Lamm, former Governor of Colorado. Another is that mass immigration is driving America’s population to double within the lifetimes of children born today.

Those who support immigration reduction and immigration law enforcement are accustomed to being called names such as racist, nativist, and white nationalist.* That’s it? That’s all that the open borders Marxists can come up with? No arguments of substance, no plethora of factual evidence to substantiate their point?

The joke’s on them! Anyone with half a brain can see through the shallow, childish attacks. Especially when babbled repetitiously by the Marxist mouthpieces of mass immigration.

The Big Lie

The Big Lie is a formal debating strategy where a falsehood so colossal is told that no one would dare question it. Incessant repetition gels its undeniable existence. The Big Lie was coined by Adolf Hitler in his 1925 book, Mein Kampf.

One of the most common Big Lies we hear is that “We’re a nation of immigrants.” Really? I’m not. Are you?

America is a nation of American citizens. A very small fraction of Americans are legal immigrants, and a larger fraction are illegal aliens who evaded capture at our border. In our past, the vast open spaces of America were settled by American settlers, some of whom were immigrants. In perspective, of course, every nation is ultimately a nation of immigrants – there are no documented cases of people sprouting directly out of the soil.

Another Big Lie is that the Statue of Liberty is a tribute to mass immigration. It’s not. See the articles listed below to learn more about the third-rate poem that happened to win a fund-raising contest.

The ad hominem attack

An ad hominem attack is a formal debating tactic of attacking your opponent’s character as opposed to answering their argument. It is a de facto admission of the inability to win the debate on the merits of one’s argument alone.

Accusation of racism is a form of an ad hominem attack. Name-calling – that is, the ad hominem attack – is a popular tool of cultural Marxists, mainly because that’s all they’ve got.

More attacks

More formal debating strategies – also knows as logical fallacies – are summarized in Logical Fallacies and the Art of Debate and Master List of Logical Fallacies.

Other methods of attacking ideas and specific opponents prevail. Most notable are those delineated in Saul Alinsky’s Rules for Radicals. In particular, Rule 13 has been applied with vigor by the open borders leftists:

For example, open borders Marxists have repeatedly attacked John Tanton, who single-handedly fostered huge advances in the environmental and immigration sanity domains. See A Case Study in Disinformation – Attacking John Tanton. Other examples are noted in these articles: Alinsky Does Amnesty and the Political Persecution of Dinesh D’Souza.

The joke’s on them!

When you come across a racist attack levied against an immigration patriot – that is, a repetitious rehash of contorted material previously contrived, ask yourself:

What are they trying to prove? Is this the best argument they can come up with? It’s gotta be a joke, right? Nobody could deliberately want to look that childish, inept, and stupid.

References

* Crazy SPLC smears black woman as white nationalist, by Fred Elbel, CAIRCO, November 5, 2015:

The Practice of Ritual Defamation – How Values, Opinions, and Beliefs Are Controlled in Democratic Societies, by Laird Wilcox, The Social Contract, Spring 2010:

Learn more about the widely discredited SPLC hate group

Time to Remove Socialist “Huddled Masses” Plaque from Statue of Liberty, by Selwyn Duke, Canada Free Press, February 2, 2018

Huddled masses and deceptive clichés

Statue of Liberty – Liberty Enlightening the World

The Statue of Liberty stands firm on liberty, not a poem, enlightening the world

Photo: Wikimedia.com

Here.