
Post blogger Frosty Woolridge slams Democrats for having their convention out West without seeing the real problem. "In a brilliant expose of America’s accelerating immigration crisis," he blogs, "Ms. Froma Harrop of the Providence Journal smashed the ‘silent assertion’ nightmare hushed-up by the main stream media. In her August 28, 2008 piece, 'Shhh! This scares both parties,' she thrilled me by writing about what I’ve exposed for the past 20 years! As a six continent world bicycle traveler, I can state emphatically that, 'Overpopulation will become THE single greatest issue facing America and the world in the 21st century.' Additionally, as you saw in the DNC and most likely will at the RNC, it proves the MOST important and the MOST ignored issue in the United States."

"No matter how much progress we make on ‘green’ anything with media hype," writes Post blogger Frosty Woolridge, "our out-of-control population growth wipes out any gains...."

Post blogger Frosty Woolridge looks at child poverty in Colorado and the United States and sees the same problem as ever: illegal immigration. "The number of children under the age of 18 living in poverty increased from 104,000 in 2000 to 180,000 in 2006, in Colorado," he blogs. "Colorado led the nation in child poverty, yet features only 4.6 million people—except---that state houses 500,000 and as high as 695,000 illegal alien migrants. Colorado schools suffer 43 different languages, which cause havoc in classrooms. One in five teachers quits or transfers out of Denver Public Schools every nine months."
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The more America imports millions of illegal alien migrants from the third world as well as legal immigrants from ancient cultures, the more the third world manifests itself within the United States.
Continue Reading June 23rd, 2008
Brian Williams reported to the nation last month that Detroit, Michigan high schools suffer a 76 percent drop-out/flunk-out rate for high school seniors. All totaled, 1.2 million eighteen year olds hit the streets functionally illiterate annually. In Denver, Colorado suffered a 73 percent jump of children living in poverty.
Continue Reading June 16th, 2008
DENVER, COLORADO—Not in a million years would I have chosen to stay in a Denver hotel in Cherry Creek at the epicenter of American shopping. But given the chance to matriculate at the J.W. Marriott in the heart of shopper’s paradise for a few days, I was willing to embrace the beauty of the concept.
First of all, there’s my fiancée to consider. When I tell her we’re staying in Cherry Creek, the anticipation and excitement is palpable, and not just because we’ll be staying in a place where the person who checks you in takes you up to your room to make sure everything’s copasetic. When it comes to a trip to Denver, for her it’s all about location, and what could be better than a couple of overnights in a place where every conceivable store is right around the corner?
Continue Reading June 12th, 2008
I have a problem with tomatoes. It’s nothing personal. A tomato has never intentionally harmed me and I am well aware of the tomato’s nutritional value. However, in certain circumstances, I react poorly to the presence of a tomato. It is one of those bizarre personal issues that would require a session or two of psychoanalysis to get to the bottom of, but I will do my best to explain the problem by citing a recent tomato encounter.
Continue Reading May 3rd, 2008
Click here for the complete "Con Games with Michael Conniff" for Wednesday April 16, 2008.
The Con Man enters into spirited debate with the executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies--about patriotism, of all things--and with exonerated ICE agent Cory Voorhis.
April 16th, 2008
Mark Kirkorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies and originator of the concept, attrition-through-enforcement, and Cory Voorhis, the ICE agent who was just found not guilty in the cause célèbre federal criminal case in U.S. District Court Denver, will be interviewed on the Con Games (KNFO, 106.1, 8:00am-10:00am) on Wednesday, April 16.
Continue Reading April 15th, 2008
ASPEN, COLORADO (Post Time News)--Chef Ryan Hardy and Montagna Restaurant here cleaned up when it came to the announcement of semifinalists for the prestigious James Beard Foundation awards.
Hardy was nominated for best chef in the Southwest, while sommelier Richard Betts in the category of wine and spirits professional. Montagna in The Little Nell here in Aspen also received a nomination for outstanding service.
Chef Mark Fischer from six89 on Main Street in Carbondale will vie with Hardy for best chef in the Southwest, with finalists in all categories to be annoucned March 24, 2008.
Continue Reading March 6th, 2008
With McCain, Obama or Hillary certain to sit in the White House, you can expect more of the same invasion with even MORE help in the next four years. You can expect an added eight to 10 million more immigrants by 2012 with another two million of their children. You can expect 20 to 30 million illegals to become legal American citizens with FULL voting rights. You can expect our English language to shatter like glass across the pavement and conflict in communities throughout America. You can expect downgrading of our educational standards to fit third world levels. You will see a profound degradation of the American Dream into the American Nightmare.
Continue Reading February 14th, 2008
Last week, President Bush gave Congress his last State of the Union speech. Proving that the presidency erodes a man--he looked worn, haggard, colorless and beaten. His words rang vacant, hollow and scratched like fingernails across the chalkboard of Americans’ sense of honesty.
In truth, he looked every bit the part of a new book: “The Bush Tragedy” by Jacob Weisberg. Newsweek reported, “As Bush’s presidency nears its end, prospects for the Republicans look bleak…GOP candidates running in the wake of his wreckage can learn much from his failures…he squandered the peoples’ trust.”
On January 20, 2001, he raised his right hand and placed his left hand on the Holy Bible, “I do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute the Office of the President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.” (Article 2, section 1)
He repeated the same ceremony for a second time...
Continue Reading February 4th, 2008
Senator Barack Obama voted for the June 2007 immigration amnesty that would have doubled current immigration levels to two million annually. He voted for complete amnesty for in excess of 20 million illegal aliens. He voted for the Dream Act that took hundreds of millions of dollars out of the hands of black American college kids' hands— only to give it to illegal alien students. Fortunately, senators under enormous pressure from American voters – defeated both bills, over and over again.
Continue Reading January 21st, 2008
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