CM PRESS # 688

THE WHITE PARTY

That's the actual headline above on the opinion piece in the New York Times. 

Take a look at it and see if you don't agree with us that a more apt title might have been "WHITES HAVING THEIR CONSCIOUSNESS RAISED AND NOT RUNNING FROM BEING WHITE AS MUCH ANYMORE."

Okay, we know our title is too long. 

But, we think it explains what we think we're seeing all across this nation. 

To put this in different terms, we can say that we think many Whites are starting to develop, or perhaps rekindle, their own sense of self and group worth, and are leaving behind both the crude anti-white attitudes of the past; from which they recoiled, and at the same time they're also leaving behind the crude pro-anything but white attitudes of the past few decades and may be starting to realize that whites aren't really some sort of raceless human type, but are as much a product of their genes as are all other races, which is to say, gulp, many Whites are starting to realize that they, too, are a distinct race of people with interests that may be best met by their fellow Whites--say, by electing them.

In fact, we may be reaching a point where it's perfectly okay to be White again, and to know it, and even like it, and not feel self-conscious and apologetic about it.
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Dear Katrina Foley,

Instead of attending your charity event, the CM PRESS has decided to donate some money to the campaign to kill the nightmare Dream Act.  

We are confident that our donation to help kill that citizenship cheapening act will do more to help improve Costa Mesa for citizens (remember that word?) than giving money to one of the charities that will launder it and give it to illegal aliens to make them warm and comfy here in Costa Mesa.

CM PRESS
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CONGRESSMAN DANA ROHRABACHER SPEAKS ABOUT ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION
[photo, etc.]

By the way, a CM PRESS operative spotted Congresman Rohrabacher at the Costco this past Saturday. 

The CM PRESS figures Congresman Roharabacher was probably buying a 50 gallon can of lefty whoopass, rather than getting the smaller size that is available at your local supermarket.
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YOUR HELP NEEDED TO STOP THE NIGHTMARE DREAM ACT

Sign petiton.  --If you do nothing else, at least do this.

Get petitions. Circulate petitions. --Want to help more?  Do this.

Or, donate $.--Don'thave the time to circulate petitions?  Do this.
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Not Katrina Foley

THE COSTA MESA PLAN FOR SALUBRIOUS LIVING [For illegal aliens]

Katrina Foley is holding a charity event [HERE] for the beautiful people where they can all get together to have vacuous conversations with each other and then go home feeling like they're good people because they've donated to the needy.

The problem with many charity fund raisers in Costa Mesa is that one guesses that much of the charity will go to illegal aliens and will allow them to feel loved and comfortable in Costa Mesa such that they won't leave and will even invite many of their fellow criminals to sneak across the border to live here on the Costa Mesa Plan for Salubrious Living.

And, what is the Costa Mesa Plan for Salubrious Living?  It is to come here and live off the charities while picking up cash money by working off the books. 

In Costa Mesa, the various charities will provide you with bags of groceries, clothes, rent money, money to pay your utilities, various contacts for off the books jobs, free medical and dental care, free food at the schools for your kids and much, much more.

Why live anyplace else?

Look, what has happened is that proper charity efforts to help citizens who have fallen on hard times have become distorted and hijacked here in Costa Mesa and are often a magnet to draw illegal aliens here and make them feel so comfortable that they are becoming a permanent underclass that grows and grows.

While helping illegal aliens, this harms citizens trying to live their American dream.

Charity should begin at home and it should just be for citizens, not criminals who are helping drive our city down.

We think it's a fair question to ask charities and charity leaders if they screen for citizenship of those who receive the charity hand outs.

We also think it's fair to ask how much of the money donated actually goes to the clients and how much goes to salaries and overhead.

It's also reasonable to ask how many people are served in Costa Mesa and the demographics of the clients, including racial/ethnic breakdowns, which neighborhoods they live in and how long they've lived in Costa Mesa.
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Those are our opinions so you know they're right.