Roughly three hundred years ago people founded and settled the areas surrounding what is now Hazleton, Pennsylvania. which finally became officially incorporated in April 31, 1851.

Ever since the first Pennsylvanians broke ground there, those people and generation after generation after generation of their descendants fought, bred, bled and died to establish their own community of Hazleton and to keep that community alive. Through depressions, floods, fires, wars and disease. They built a home to cherish. They built the home they desired, for themselves and for their children.

Then, in the late 20th century a wave of people came into this country illegally and many invaded tiny Hazleton. They had failed to create a home to cherish in their own countries, and found in Hazleton that the suffering and the tedious planning and endless work of conceiving and constructing infrastructures and institutions and maintaining them had already been done by others. Others who did it better than they, the illegal aliens, had ever desired or aspired to do for themselves or their children. Like fleas on a hound, they burrowed in.

Before long, the true citizens of Hazleton saw their community disintegrating. Steadily. Crime went up. Standard of living went down, and so on.

After a while, the true citizens of Hazleton realized that it was up to them to stop the deterioration of their community. They protested legally, in the courts, against this illegal foreign influence that refused to obey the laws, to honor the language and culture of the native community or to assimilate, and so they declared their intention to enforce laws that the Federal Government neglects to. Laws intended to keep organized crime, illegal mass migration and other preventable catastrophic events from happening. Laws that define America, the principals she stands for and which provide fertile ground for a unique and wonderful society.

The illegal aliens, who remained anonymous throughout the legal proceedings, were represented by racist, ethnocentric and special interest groups - and they helped themselves with some American tax dollars, too.

In the end, this group of anonymous illegal aliens came in and took the God-given right of power, of self-defense and self preservation, and of self-determination from these True American People - whose forefathers built this community and kept it alive for numerous decades. For centuries.

NOW LISTEN TO ME:

There are millions of people in this country, living in and around your own communities, who are cheering this aberration of justice. And they plan on repeating this event in every state in our nation.

Wake up before it is too late to preserve America and the principals she stands for.

-jillosophy

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Standard Speaker -- Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Judge strikes down Hazleton ordinance
A federal judge has struck down the Illegal Immigration Relief Act, ruling Hazleton's proposed crackdown on landlords and employers doing business with illegal immigrants is unconstitutional. In a 206-page opinion, U.S. District Judge James M. Munley stated "federal law prohibits Hazleton from enforcing any of the provisions of its ordinance."