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roadblocks in Trinadad

August 31st, 2010 · Uncategorized

On August 26 the federal court ruled that use of police roadblocks is unconstitutional.

These roadblocks were used during times of increased violence in bad neighborhoods in Washington DC.

Thanks to an anonymous shyster lawyer three plaintiffs who were stopped were each awarded $3,500. The harm to society is even greater.

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Connecticut killer

August 7th, 2010 · Uncategorized

Omar Thornton of Connecticut shot 8 workers in the warehouse where he worked. He said that his workplace is a racist place. “They treat me bad over here and all the other black employees bad over here too. I wish I could’ve got more of the people.”
Company CEO, Ross Hollander said that Thornton, who killed himself, had been “embraced” at the company until a company investigation revealed that he had been stealing and reselling beer.
The company made the mistake of firing him rather than having him arrested. The Center for Perpetual Diversity highly recommends pursueing justice to its fullest by calling in the police and having thieves jailed. Serious criminals can be a danger in the workplace and should be handled properly. Most companys just want to take the easiest path. They want to avoid legal problems and bad publicity. It was a fatal mistake in this case.

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Arab rape

July 28th, 2010 · Uncategorized

An Arab was convicted of rape after having consensual sex with a woman who had believed him to be a fellow Jew.

Sabbar Kashur, 30, was sentenced to 18 months in prison. The court ruled that he was guilty of rape by deception. According to the complaint filed by the woman with the Jerusalem district court, the two met in downtown Jerusalem in September 2008 where Kashur, an Arab from East Jerusalem, introduced himself as a Jewish bachelor seeking a serious relationship. The two then had consensual sex in a nearby building before Kashur left.

When she later found out that he was not Jewish but an Arab, she filed a criminal complaint for rape.

Handing down the verdict, Tzvi Segal, acknowledged that sex had been consensual but said that although not “a classical rape by force,” the woman would not have consented if she had not believed Kashur was Jewish.

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event

July 15th, 2010 · Uncategorized

July 10 local members gathered to watch ‘The Birth of a Nation’. This was an excellent historical movie and not nearly as ‘racist’ as critics claim.

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Mayor invites Haitians

July 5th, 2010 · Uncategorized

North Mianm Mayor Andre Pierre says 55,000 Haitians waiting for visas to the United States are welcome.

Pierre, a Haitian-American immigrant and lawyer, said he did not think the arrival of so many poor, homeless people would be a problem for his small city of about 60,000.

The Center suspects that there is a financial or political reason for this. Either way we hope that the office of Homeland Security investigates this threat.

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Helen Thomas

June 23rd, 2010 · Uncategorized

White House journalist, Helen Thomas was forced to resign recently because she made insensitive remarks which essentially supported the Middle East Peace Plan developed by Save Europe. The 89-year-old journalist has covered the White House for almost half a century. Thomas spoke rather callously when she said Israelis should “get the hell of Palestine.” and should go “home — [to] Poland, Germany . . . and America, and everywhere else.” Our peace plan can be reviewed on this site and should not be offensive to anyone. In my opinion it is the only plan that offers a long-term solution. If anyone knows of another plan please send an email.

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Letter to Rand Paul

June 23rd, 2010 · Uncategorized

On May 24, 2010 the director of the Center for Perpetual Diversity sent this letter to Rand Paul in response to his recent statement about Civil Rights. Dr. Paul is getting a lot of heat from the press and needs to know how many people know the truth.

Dear Dr. Rand Paul;

You are right!

Most Civil Rights laws are absolutely wrong.

I am sending you my thanks and a check for $100 to encourage more such statements.

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Earth Day 2010

June 23rd, 2010 · Uncategorized

Thursday is the 40th anniversary of Earth Day. Most of us care about the environment and there has been much improvement in cutting polution. Except in one area, Immigration. The environment is harmed greatly by the millions of immigrants coming to this country. They consume more than they would in their home country. Few leaders have the courage to oppose immigration even though they know how harmful it is to the environment and our culture and national security. We all must remind people of this everytime we hear someone talk about global warming or other related issues.

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Slaves to China?

June 23rd, 2010 · Uncategorized

Another sign of Western decline: Chinese automake, Geely, signed a deal to buy Volve from Ford for $1,800,000,000. We are calling on our leaders to do what is needed to stop this troubling trend. Stopping the sale of our assets is just superficial. We need a long term plan for the survival of our people. Stopping immigration is critical, increasing productivity is also important. If immigration continues it hardly matters if we are slaves to the Chinese because it wont be “us.”

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