Clandestino

 

Solo voy con mi pena
Sola va mi condena
Correr es mi destino
Para burlar la ley
Perdido en el corazn
De la grande Babylon
Me dicen el clandestino
Por no llevar papel

Pa’ una ciudad del norte
Yo me fui a trabajar
Mi vida la dej
Entre Ceuta y Gibraltar
Soy una raya en el mar
Fantasma en la ciudad
Mi vida va prohibida
Dice la autoridad

Solo voy con mi pena
Sola va mi condena
Correr es mi destino
Por no llevar papel
Perdido en el corazn
De la grande Babylon
Me dicen el clandestino
Yo soy el quiebra ley

Mano Negra clandestina
Peruano clandestino
Africano clandestino
Marijuana illegal

Solo voy con mi pena
Sola va mi condena
Correr es mi destino
Para burlar la ley
Perdido en el corazn
De la grande Babylon
Me dicen el clandestino
Por no llevar papel

Argelino, Clandestino!
Nigeriano, Clandestino!
Boliviano, Clandestino!
Mano Negra, Ilegal!

Alone I go with my sorrow
Alone goes my sentence
To run is my destiny
To escape the law
Lost in the heart of the great Babylon
They call me
clandestine
For not having any papers

To a city of the north
I went to work
I left my life
Between Ceuta and
Gibraltar
I’m a line in the sea
A ghost in the city
My life is forbidden
So says the authority

Alone I go with my sorrow
Alone goes my sentence
To run is my destiny
For having no papers
Lost in the heart
Of the great Babylon
They call me clandestine
I’m the lawbreaker

Black Hand clandestine
Peruvian clandestine
African clandestine
Marihuana illegal

Alone I go with my sorrow
Alone goes my sentence
To run is my destiny
To escape the law
Lost in the heart of the great Babylon
They call me
clandestine
For not having any papers

Algerian, Clandestine
Nigerian, Clandestine
Bolivian, Clandestine
Black Hand, Illegal

Newt Gingrich on immigration

 http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,592282,00.html

VAN SUSTEREN: Mr. Speaker, so many issues on our plate tonight, but let me start first right down in Arizona with immigration. What would you do?

GINGRICH: I would pass a comprehensive national immigration bill. I would control the border. I’d make English the official language of government. I would make very clear that we are pro-legal immigration.

I would have a legal guest worker program that was outsourced to American Express, Visa or Mastercard so you didn’t have the kind of fraud you’d have with the federal bureaucracy.

I’d be very tough on American employers because you wouldn’t have anybody being working illegally if you didn’t have employers who are hiring them illegally.

So I think there is a program — what I wouldn’t do is blame the people of Arizona, who are frightened, who see their federal government failing totally, and who have had casualties, literally, a local rancher killed, policeman killed, serious problems. So the answer is not Arizona, the answer is Washington.

And the federal government should do its job.

VAN SUSTEREN: All right, why won’t the federal government do its job? Because it’s not like this problem just arose about a week or two weeks ago. People have been talking about immigration at least going — I mean, as far back as President Reagan. Everyone’s been talking about securing the borders, doing all this stuff.

But we’ve got zero done or almost zero.

GINGRICH: No, you’re exactly right. When President Reagan signed the Simpson-Mazzoli immigration bill, which ended up giving amnesty to three million, he wrote in his diary that he signed the bill because we had to get control of the border. We had to have a guest worker program.

And we had to make sure employers did not hire illegally.

All three of those promises failed. And I think you have to put blame on both parties for refusing to take seriously the challenges we’re faced with.

You didn’t have, under Republicans, any real effort to control the border, and you don’t have under Democrats any real effort to control the border. What Arizona is telling us is that this problem is now serious enough that we need to confront it, deal with it.

I would hope, as a rare break from his normal practice, that the president would be willing to be genuinely bipartisan and insist on listening to everybody, but hammer out a bill, which means, by the way, the labor unions have to accept a large guest worker program and a large 401B visa program, both of which the labor unions have opposed.

And it means that the right has to accept some path not to citizenship but to legality for people who are in the United States. I think this will be a very contentious issue, but I think it’s got to be done in a way which brings people together and not ignored any longer.

The answer is not to attack Arizona. The answer is to solve the problem in Washington.

VAN SUSTEREN: All right, now, there’s no secret who’s running the government now. The Democratic Party has the White House, the House and the Senate. So do you — they’ve got all the authority to sort of drive this engine.

Do you see anything coming out of any of those three entities to show a serious commitment to resolving the illegal immigration problem?

GINGRICH: No. What we’ve seen so far has been a cynical and deliberately political effort to turn the immigration debate into an effort to isolate Republicans from Latinos. It has been totally calculated. It’s been signaled for the last two months.

And it is, frankly, fairly, I think, disgusting and inappropriate to see the Democrats try use this issue. This is a serious national problem, and it’s a problem we ought to address and solve. It has to start with controlling the border, but it has to include a lot more than that, and I think we need a comprehensive program.

VAN SUSTEREN: All right, just to be fair, when the Republican Party had the White House under President Bush 43, did you see serious commitment to immigration reform, illegal immigration reform?

GINGRICH: Well, look, I mean, in all — in all fairness, while I disagreed with the bill, John McCain and Edward Kennedy did produce a bill. The president did hold a press conference in the Rose Garden. But bill collapsed because it was essentially out of touch with the reality of the American people. And the same thing will happen again.

There’s a rumor that the Democrats may try to pass a bill that gives amnesty to 10 million people and allows them to register as citizens and vote simultaneously. That kind of a bill will shatter the Democratic Party even more than it’s already been hurt by big government and big health care and big deficits.

If that’s the direction they go in, they’ll get nothing done.

John McCain on immigration

 http://www.ontheissues.org/celeb/John_McCain_Immigration.htm

Reference: McCain-Kennedy Immigration Reform Bill; Bill S.1639 ; vote number 2007-235 on Jun 28, 2007

Proponents recommend voting YES because:If we do not legislate now, we will not legislate later this year when our calendar is crowded with Iraq and appropriations bills. We are then an election year, and it will be pushed over to 2009. Circumstances will not be better then, they will be worse.

A vote against cloture is a vote to kill the bill. A Senator may vote for cloture and then express himself in opposition to the bill by voting against the bill.

Opponents recommend voting NO because:If this bill becomes law, we will see only a 13% reduction in illegal immigration into America, and in the next 20 years we will have another 8.7 million illegals in our country. How can that be reformed? I submit this would be a disaster.

The Congressional telephone systems have shut down because of the mass phone calls Congress is receiving. A decent respect for the views of the American people says let’s stop here now. Let’s go back to the drawing board and come up with a bill that will work.

The American people get it, and they do have common sense and wisdom on this issue. They know repeating the fundamental mistakes of the 1986 bill, joining a big amnesty with inadequate enforcement, will cause the problem to grow and not diminish. They know promising enforcement after 30 years of broken promises isn’t good enough.

They know the so-called trigger is a joke because if the trigger is never pulled, the Z visas, the amnesty happens forever.

http://www.ontheissues.org/SenateVote/Party_2007-235.htm

11 dems voted no

Dems did not want to hand bush a victory

I heard an idiot on fox news this morning say this came

From the wrong party

What kind of !@#$ is that?!

These people have blood on their hands

Playing politics when lives and livelihoods are at stake

Dumb asses and ingrates?

https://rosettasister.wordpress.com/2008/11/05/the-pendulum-swings-to-the-left/

I took a little heat yesterday for referring to the Hispanic Latino voting bloc as dumb asses and ingrates

For not voting for McCain

And that I was tired of their threats

If you go to above link you will see 7 states which decided the 2008 election

And if that particular voting bloc in those 7 states made the difference

Then yes I think them dumb asses and ingrates

For drinking Obama’s juice

His words not mine

Musica

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