Comments on: Sippenhaft: Great Idea /2007/09/09/sippenhaft-great-idea/ Politics + Technology = Nonsense at the Speed of Light Tue, 01 Sep 2026 03:05:10 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.0.22 By: FredDawes1776 /2007/09/09/sippenhaft-great-idea/#comment-1082 Wed, 30 Jan 2008 05:47:00 +0000 /2007/09/09/sippenhaft-great-idea/#comment-1082 Yes you are right.

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By: Tanstaafl /2007/09/09/sippenhaft-great-idea/#comment-502 Fri, 21 Sep 2007 06:17:00 +0000 /2007/09/09/sippenhaft-great-idea/#comment-502 Flying into Kennedy and driving through Brooklyn earlier this summer I thought I had landed in the UN – a proportional sampling of the world’s population. And there were soldiers carrying M-16s in the airport.

I didn’t feel safe inside my locked car, I can’t imagine what it would be like to try and walk the streets.

These are the wonders of multiculturalism? Do the people who keep singing its praises think they’re some kinda Jedi?

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By: flippityflopitty /2007/09/09/sippenhaft-great-idea/#comment-496 Wed, 19 Sep 2007 21:46:00 +0000 /2007/09/09/sippenhaft-great-idea/#comment-496 Here in Nueva York it used to be centered around sections of Brooklyn, Spanish Harlem (hence the moniker) and Yonkers. The remaining populations were “hamlets” throughout the City and all the counties.

Those hamlets have grown. Entire communities here are faced with the same front line reality you speak of – the problem is most people in NY are still in disbelief thinking theyre on the “other side of the tracks”.

A walkthru in the schools will change minds quickly. All the “hamlet” community schools are inundated – Portchester, Mammaroneck, New Rochelle, Yonkers, Tarrytown, White Plains (Moniker not applicable), and this goes further upstate as well. Suburban school districts face the same plight as NYC schools – no longer worrying about ESL programs – they teach/learn/test and graduate in Spanish.

And what’s next?

http://www.civilrightsproject.ucla.edu/news/pressreleases/amicus_brief-10-10-06.php

Social science statements trying to maintain the air of desegregation all in the name of integration. And the Latino community faces not only socio-economic and racial prejudice but prejudice based on language – a proverbial triple play – boo-hoo!

Wake up social-integrators, the American Education System just slipped down a few more notches.

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By: Tanstaafl /2007/09/09/sippenhaft-great-idea/#comment-489 Thu, 13 Sep 2007 18:07:00 +0000 /2007/09/09/sippenhaft-great-idea/#comment-489 phactoid, I feel very much the same as you. Both in the frustration with the invasion, and the frustration with the morons (especially friends and family) who would rather dismiss us as haters than accept what we say at face value.

schooldigger.com is a gem. That info reveals the pro-invasion siren songs for what they are. I can hardly believe it’s online.

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By: phactoid /2007/09/09/sippenhaft-great-idea/#comment-487 Thu, 13 Sep 2007 15:09:00 +0000 /2007/09/09/sippenhaft-great-idea/#comment-487 FF

The truth or fiction site that you referenced cites the Los Angeles Times as its source. Biased.

There’s a lot of “siren song” being sung. For example: without illegals crops would rot, these people are so hard working, it’s just a population shift, Americans won’t do these jobs, illegals don’t make up the majority in US prisons – your data is faulty.

All of it is designed to make people who are anti-invasion appear crazy and to make anyone else who has been working too hard to notice the extent of the invasion lulled into a false sense of complacency. Siren song.

I don’t need to be a FBI or government statistic specialist to know that the statistics I cite make sense. I live on the front line of the invasion. Our schools system and city in 5 years went from 20% hispanic to 65%. Los Angeles is much worse. The rest of the statistics appear to be in line with that demographic reality.

All any of us who live in the heart of the invasion can do is communicate what we see with our own eyes. My kids are minorities in their school system. Yes, minorities can be white. They didn’t used to be. Luckily for them they don’t live in a part of the city where the schools are 100% hispanic. Many of our schools are now 100% hispanic. This is REAL. We ‘re trying to communicate that to the rest of the country. Some people are listening. But unfortunately, some people would rather comfort themselves with “happy talk” about multi culturalism and being “citizens of the world.” Or they’d rather attack the citizens that are telling them what they see with their own eyes by telling them that their statistics are wrong or they’re “haters.”

If you want to see something shocking. Shocking truth. Go to schooldigger.com. Look up schools in your area. You’ll see that about 5-6 years ago there were no hispanics to speak of. And then an orange band appears and is getting steadily bigger. This is even happening on the east coast, eg, Boston area suburbs.

Now if this is happening in the furthest corner from the border, imagine what is happening to those of us who live near the border.

I would post a link to my area schools for you to see, but I do not want to give away my location for fear of the retaliation at the hands of Mexicans I and my kids would suffer if they ever identified me or my children.

Welcome my America.

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