Letter to the Editor

September 2, 2007

What follows is my letter to the editor of CityBeat. I’m curious to see if it will be published. I’d love to get some more local readership ;-)

I find the coverage of Elvira Arellano’s long overdue arrest and deportation on page 11 of last week’s City Beat amusing. Not only did Arellano violate Title 8, Section 1325, not once, but twice, she also worked in this country under a falsified Social Security number. The criminality of Arellano’s actions is unquestionable and any attempt to defend her is indicative of puerile notions that we are obligated to let anyone into our country at any time for any reason.

The American taxpayer clearly disagrees with this liberal presupposition. Twice the bipartisan amnesty provisions debated fiercely by Congress have been sent down in flames. For good reason at that. Affording known criminals the opportunity to do things “the right way” is about as fair and reasonable as affording a burglar the opportunity to knock the next time he wants to enter your house.

To give you some perspective, my great grandfather, who immigrated to this country from German Poland nearly 130 years ago  He also came here legally, unlike Arellano and some estimated 12 million pestilent individuals like her. He did not break the law and steal the identity of another person in order to work legally. He farmed as did his children and their children after them. Several of his children and grandchildren served in the military to defend this country during both World Wars.

These Elvira Arellanos and her sort are different. They leech off the American taxpayer. They break our laws. They refuse to integrate. While refusing to respect our laws, they demand us to respect them.

While Elvira Arellano is clearly a pathetic individual, Walter Coleman, the pastor of Adalberto United Methodist Church, is far more reprehensible. While afforded tax exempt status by the federal government, he has used this to harbor an illegal alien. While ostensibly professing a religious vocation, Walter Coleman has decided political activism on behalf of wanted criminals is far more attractive. (Genuine evangelism doesn’t get you invited onto Hannity & Colmes afterall.)

Justice is clearly not complete. Adalberto United Methodist Church should be stripped of its tax exempt status and Walter Coleman should be in jail for aiding an illegal alien. Furthermore, in reference to your article’s mention of CODEDI’s attempt to warn workers at the Fairfield poultry plant of an impending raid, this organization should be raided and the guilty parties punished to the fullest extent under the law.

I’ll gladly pay double for produce at the grocery store and cut my own lawn if it means the 11,999,999 others like Arellano get a one way ticket south of the Rio Grande.

Regards,

-kf
Greater Cincinnati
http://366mhz.wordpress.com


Atomic Guilt Trip

August 9, 2007

As most of you know, August 6th was the 62nd anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima, which in conjunction with the bombing of Nagasaki three days later, convinced the Japanese to surrender unconditionally, something they had never done to another power in centuries.

Unfortunately, rather than commemorate the American victory over an aggressive power that attacked us without provocation, Cincinnati’s liberal rag, City Beat, calls the event, “one of the greatest crimes ever perpetrated by a government in human history.”

(No mention is made of the estimated millions killed in Nazi Germany during the Third Reich or the tens of millions killed in Stalinist purges during the Soviet era.)

This is typical of left-wing hack journalism- ignore inconvenient facts like Truman’s warning the previous July to surrender or “face prompt and utter destruction” or the fact that the projected casulties for an all-out invasion on mainland Japan would have cost a million US servicemen their lives and at least as many Japanese civilians through war, disease, and starvation.

City Beat clearly does not care about reporting the facts in their entirety. For even the most casual reader, this sophomoric patchwork of yarn-weaving that passes for journalism delights in sensationalistic “reporting” with the sole end of furthering its extremist views that even mainstream liberals avoid like the plague.


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