in America....
THE
ENTIRE REASON THE BORDERS
ARE LEFT OPEN IS TO CUT WAGES!
http://mexicanoccupation.blogspot.com/2012/03/assualt-on-american-worker-joe-legal-vs.html
"We could cut
unemployment in half simply by reclaiming the jobs taken by illegal
workers," said Representative Lamar Smith of Texas, co-chairman of the
Reclaim American Jobs Caucus. "President Obama is on the wrong side of the
American people on immigration. The president should support policies that help
citizens and legal immigrants find the jobs they need and deserve rather than
fail to enforce immigration laws." REP. LAMAR SMITH
*
DURING OBAMA’S FIRST TERM
2/3s OF ALL JOBS WENT TO IMMIGRANTS, BOTH LEGAL AND ILLEGAL. FEDERAL WORKPLACE
ENFORCEMENT of LAWS PROHIBITING THE EMPLOYMENT of ILLEGALS PLUMMETED 70% DURING
HISPANDERING OBAMA’S FIRST TERM… and are expected to be nonexistent during his
second.
Obama and Justice
Sotomayor (A LA RAZA PARTY MEMBER) Vow to Illegals to SABOTAGE E-verify!
VIVA LA RAZA SUPREMACY?
EMPLOYERS SAY NO TO HIRING AMERICANS… THE COST OF
OBAMACARE IS CHEAPER WHEN THEY HIRE MORE ILLEGALS USING STOLEN SOCIAL SECURITY
NUMBERS!
more at this link – post on your Facebook and email broadcast
LA RAZA TERRORISM
LA RAZA MEXICAN TERRORISM in AMERICAN BORDERS… they also get billions in welfare, our jobs and DREAM ACTS
WHY DO FAST FOOD CHAINS ONLY HIRE HISPANICS AND ILLEGALS???
THEN WE GET THE TAX BILL FOR THEIR MISERABLE WAGES… THE
MEXICAN OCCUPATION INVITED TO KEEP WAGES DEPRESSED IS STAGGERINGLY EXPENSIVE!!!
McDonalds, Burger King and Jack in the Box HELP MEXICO LOOT
AMERICA… ever been to one of these places that hired ANY ONE but HISPANICS that
can barely speak English?
NOW THEY’RE SENDING THEM TO THE WELFARE LINES TO MAKE UP FOR
MISERABLE WAGES…. the amnesty hoax… IT’S ALL ABOUT KEEPING WAGES DEPRESSED!!!
HERITAGE FOUNDATION: OBAMA’S AMNESTY
WOULD ADD 100 MORE ILLEGALS AND COST AMERICANS (Legals) BILLIONS AND BILLIONS
NEXT TO DRUGS,
MEXICO’S BIGGEST EXPORTS IS POVERTY, CRIMINALS and ANCHOR BABY BREEDERS = 18
YEARS OF GRINGO-PAID WELFARE!
Labor camp inmate thanks Oregon mother who found note exposing horrors suffered by prisoners inside Halloween decorations
- Notorious Chinese re-education camp finally closes thanks to media attention surrounding Mr Zhang's letter calling for help
- Note was found in box sold at Kmart last year
- Julie Keith found his note hidden inside Totally Ghoul box
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The letter about horrendous working conditions at a Chinese labor camp was found by Julie Keith last year, stuffed between styrofoam headstones of a Totally Ghoul decoration box sold at Kmart.
The man named only as Mr Zhang, who spent two and a half years in the notorious Masanjia labor camp in 2008, thanked Ms Keith for her 'righteous action that helped people in desperation'.
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Discovery: Julie Keith helped expose conditions in a Chinese labor camp after finding a note from a prisoner inside a box of Halloween decorations, pictured right
He had been freed from the camp by the time the letter he risked his life to write was discovered, but Mr Zhang told CNN he is grateful that Ms Keith helped shine a light on the appalling conditions there.
The mother-of two, from Portland, had originally thought the letter was a hoax but, after reading up on forced labor camps, she tried to publicize Mr Zhang's plight.
Since receiving the note, written in broken English and Chinese, Ms Keith is more careful about buying products from abroad.
'It is quite ironic that it was a bloody graveyard kit that I purchased - knowing that the people who made these kits were desperate and bloody themselves,' Ms Keith said.
'Now I check the labels and try not to buy things I don't necessarily need, especially if it is made in China,' she added.
In his first TV interview Mr Zhang, who was sent to the camp just before Beijing hosted the Olympic Games in 2008, told CNN he is still haunted by his time there.
Gratitude: The former inmate who smuggled the letter into the box has written to thank Julie Keith for her help
Plea for help: The letter, pictured, came in a box of Halloween decorations purchased in Oregon
The follower of the banned Falun Gong spiritual movement said: 'For people who have never been there, it's impossible to imagine. The first thing they do is to take your human dignity away and humiliate you.'
MR ZHANG'S PLEADING LETTER FROM CHINA IN FULL
Sir:
If you occasionally buy this product, please kindly resend this letter to the World Human Right Organization. Thousands people here who are under the persicution [sic] of the Chinese Communist Party Government will thank and remember you forever.
This product produced by Unit 8, Department 2, Mashanjla Labour Camp, Shen Young, Liaoning, China.
People who work here have to work 15 hours a day without Saturday (or) Sunday break and any holidays, otherwise they will suffer torturement [sic], beat and rude remark, nearly no payment (10 Yuan/one month).
People who work here suffer punishment 1-3 years averagelly [sic], but without court sentence. Many of them are Falun Gong practitioners who are totally innocent people. Only because they have different believe [sic] to the CCPG, they often suffer more punishment than others.
If you occasionally buy this product, please kindly resend this letter to the World Human Right Organization. Thousands people here who are under the persicution [sic] of the Chinese Communist Party Government will thank and remember you forever.
This product produced by Unit 8, Department 2, Mashanjla Labour Camp, Shen Young, Liaoning, China.
People who work here have to work 15 hours a day without Saturday (or) Sunday break and any holidays, otherwise they will suffer torturement [sic], beat and rude remark, nearly no payment (10 Yuan/one month).
People who work here suffer punishment 1-3 years averagelly [sic], but without court sentence. Many of them are Falun Gong practitioners who are totally innocent people. Only because they have different believe [sic] to the CCPG, they often suffer more punishment than others.
'Making products turned out to be an escape from the horrible violence,' he said. 'We thought we could protect ourselves, and avoid verbal and physical assaults as long as we worked and did the job well.'
Mr Zhang came up with the idea of trying to alert the outside world to the prisoners' plight after they were ordered to make Halloween decorations.
'I saw the packaging and figured the products were bound for some English-speaking countries,' he said. 'I had this idea of telling the outside world what was happening there- it was a revelation even to someone like me who had spent my entire life in China.'
Using a pen and paper he smuggled into the camp, and writing late at night to avoid being caught by the guards who watched even as inmates tried to sleep under the glare of electric lights, Mr Zhang wrote about 20 letters - one of which reached Ms Keith.
The unsigned note began: 'Sir: If you occasionally buy this product, please kindly resend this letter to the World Human Right Organization'
'Thousands people here who are under the persicution [sic] of the Chinese Communist Party Government will thank and remember you forever.'
Torture: Mr Zhang, pictured right in his first TV interview, says he suffered unimaginable horrors at the camp
When the Oregon mother was unable to get a satisfactory response from the agencies she contacted, she alerted the world's press to her discovery, which made the forced labor camps the center of international attention.
She contacted U.S. customs officials who have filed her report, but said they told her there was little they could do.
A spokeswoman for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) declined to confirm the existence of an investigation, but said: 'These allegations are very serious and are an investigative priority for ICE.'
The camp where Mr Zhang was forced to work for long hours has since been closed down as the new leadership in China makes the first steps to reform of its 'reeducation through labor' policy.
A 50-year-old Chinese farmer, who was also detained at the camp, returned to it last month with CNN after hearing that the remaining inmates had been released.
'We had the 4.15am wake-up call, worked from 6am to noon, got a 30-minute lunch and bathroom break, and resumed working until 5.:30pm. Sometimes we had to stay up until midnight if there was too much work - and if you couldn't finish your work, you would be punished,' Liu Hua said.
Ms Liu, who suffered from high blood pressure and malnutrition, said she was denied medical care and guards ordered fellow inmates to beat her for being defiant.
End of an era? The last inmates of Mashanjla Labor Camp have been released after intense scrutiny over conditions there
She lost consciousness during the beating but, when she came round, she was ordered back to work.
'This place was Hell on Earth,' she said.
Chinese officials have acknowledged poor living and labor conditions, but denied the use of torture.
An official also confirmed that the letter Ms Keith received did come from the Masanjia men's camp. International reports about its discovery caused a stir in the camp.
Alongside the production work there are hours of 're-education classes' involving endless repetition of camp rules or singing of patriotic songs while standing in the sun.
People like Mr Zhang who speak out about the cruelty of the camps can often find themselves severely punished.
Journalist and former New York Times photographer Du Bin, who released a documentary on the Masanjia camp featuring interviews with former inmates has been detained by security officials since May 31, according to his sister.
Most of the products are made for use in China, but inmates say they also made coat linings labelled 'Made In Italy' and Christmas wreaths for South Korea, among other items for export.
Amnesty International believes there are more than 300 of these camps.
The camp drew press attention again in April when Beijing-based Lens Magazine published accounts by former detainees, in which they described being shocked with electric batons, starved, and beaten.
The magazine quoted the diary of Masanjia inmate Wang Guilan as saying the camp accepted pregnant women and disabled individuals, forcing them to work for up to 14 hours a day, or risk being beaten.
In an interview with Radio Free Asia's Mandarin Service in January, Ms Guilan said that guards at the Masanjia women's camp chained detainees up and tortured them in hideous ways, including sexually.
A Kmart spokesman, said in a statement that an internal investigation uncovered no violations of company rules that bar the use of forced labour.
The Chinese Communist Party announced this year that it would end the practice by the end of 2013, but said there has been no further public detail.
It declined to comment on CNN's interviews with former inmates.
People like Mr Zhang who speak out about the cruelty of the camps can often find themselves severely punished.
Journalist and former New York Times photographer Du Bin, who released a documentary on the Masanjia camp featuring interviews with former inmates has been detained by security officials since May 31, according to his sister.
Most of the products are made for use in China, but inmates say they also made coat linings labelled 'Made In Italy' and Christmas wreaths for South Korea, among other items for export.
Amnesty International believes there are more than 300 of these camps.
The camp drew press attention again in April when Beijing-based Lens Magazine published accounts by former detainees, in which they described being shocked with electric batons, starved, and beaten.
Hidden: The letter was folded into eighths and hidden amongst the the Styrofoam headstones in the Totally Ghoul product, pictured
In an interview with Radio Free Asia's Mandarin Service in January, Ms Guilan said that guards at the Masanjia women's camp chained detainees up and tortured them in hideous ways, including sexually.
A Kmart spokesman, said in a statement that an internal investigation uncovered no violations of company rules that bar the use of forced labour.
The Chinese Communist Party announced this year that it would end the practice by the end of 2013, but said there has been no further public detail.
It declined to comment on CNN's interviews with former inmates.
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