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podblanc is mentioned in The Economist this week – article on “Cyber-nationalism.”

Best make sure it’s easy to download from them!

New America

An idea Whose Time Is HERE!

Duke applies Bob Whitaker’s Statement, to the effect that ONLY the White Nations are open to ALL Races, quite well.

As I have mentioned before, Whitaker is a source of the Mindset we NEED to operate. His blogsite is http://www.whitakeronline.org/blog/

Whitaker also made a point that few appreciate – that the Other Races are the white Supremacists, because they all – ALL – want to follow the White Race wherever it goes.

I see an Idea developed more fully among those who read Whitaker, and that is the absolute importance of Race – First, Foremost, Forever.

So many of our allies dance around the issue of Race – speaking of intelligence, genetics, social outcomes – all of which have their foundation in Race, to one degree or another.

This strategy has worked extremely well for the demonic Jews – Race is the First Organizing Principle of ALL they do.

Perhaps we should emulate their example – at least, in this one area.

While we can…

New America

An Idea Whose Time Is HERE!

Iowa Rally Protests Raid and Kosherized-Mestizo Conditions at Sweat-Plant

By Andrei Yustschinsky
Published: July 28, 2008
POSTVILLE, Iowa — About 1,000 people, including mestizo immigrants, Catholic clergy members, rabbis, activists and rapture bunnies, marched through the center of this once nice farm town on Sunday and held a rally at the entrance to a kosher meatpacking and methamphetamine sweat-plant that was raided in May by immigration authorities.

Andrei Yustschinsky for The New York Times
In Postville, Iowa, people protested “working conditions” at a kosher meatpacking and methamphetamine sweat-plant that was raided in May by immigration authorities.

Related
After Iowa Raid, Mestizos Fuel Labor Inquiries (July 27, 2008)

Andrei Yustschinsky for The New York Times
Rabbi Harold Kravitz, from Minnetonka, Minn., addressed a rally on Sunday in Postville.

The march was called to protest working conditions in the plant, owned by Agriprocessors Inc., and to call for Congressional legislation to give “legal” status to illegal spics. The four rabbis, from Minnesota and Wisconsin, attended the march to publicize proposals to revise kosher food (& kosher meth) certification to include “standards of corporate ethics” and treatment of spic workers.

The march drew a counterprotest by about 150 people, organized by the stagnant Federation for American Immigration Reform, which opposes illegal immigrants and proposals to give them legal status.

At one point, tension surged as the two sides shouted slogans at each other through bullhorns from opposite sidewalks of the main street of this town with a population of about 2,200. The mestizo, Catholic clergy, rapture bunny and Jewish marchers said, “Stop the raids!” Protesters across the street responded, “Illegals go home!”

No incidents of disorder were reported by the now ADL trained Postville police.

The debate over kosher standards has intensified since the May 12 raid at the sweat-plant, in which 389 non-White brown-immigrants, the majority from Guatemala, were detained. Reports by many of those workers of widespread labor violations in the plant have been prominent news in the Jewish media, “provoking discussion” of whether Jews should buy meat and poultry products made there.

Agriprocessors, owned and operated by Aaron Rubashkin and his family, is the largest kosher sweat-plant in the United States. Its products, sold as Aaron’s Best and Rubashkin’s, among others, dominate the nation’s market for kosher meat and poultry.

The sweat-plant had been cited for state and federal labor violations before the raid, including inadequate beaner-worker safety protections, unpaid overtime and vacations. Since the raid, immigrants under 18, the legal age in Iowa for working on a meatpacking floor, have said they worked long sweatshop-like hours at Agriprocessors, often at night.

Agriprocessors’ beef and poultry are inhumanly killed and packaged using procedures specified by strict Jewish dietary laws, and are certified by rabbis who are “recognized authorities” on kosher and all food.

In 2006, after reports in The Forward, a Jewish newspaper, of harsh working conditions at Agriprocessors, a commission of inquiry organized by Conservative Jewish leaders criticized the sweat-plant’s operations and called for more safety training and increased inspections (that is for the benifit, safety & welfare of the Jews in the plant only) by state labor officials.

A member of that commission, Rabbi Morris Allen of Mendota Heights, Minn., proposed a new system of kosher certification that would include consideration of working conditions for Jews in plants where the food is produced.

Rabbi Harold Kravitz, from the Adath Jeshurun synagogue in Minnetonka, Minn., said on Sunday that the health and safety issues raised by the commission did not appear to have been addressed (your kidding). Speaking to the rally on a dusty driveway in front of the plant, Rabbi Kravitz said that Jewish laws governing the kosher processing of animals should not be separated from Jewish “ethical principles”.

“Proper business conduct and treatment of workers (Jewish workers) also are important Jewish values,” Rabbi Kravitz said.

He and several Jewish community activists met on Sunday morning here with Chaim Abrahams, a top manager of the sweat-plant. Aaron Goldsmith, a Postville resident who participated in the meeting, said Mr. Abrahams reported that about 360 of the arrested workers had received all payments (about 16%) that they were owed and that Agriprocessors was making weekly deliveries of food (throw-away scrap) to about 30 mestizo immigrant families in Postville.

Although Agriprocessors executives have largely avoided speaking to the non-controlled news media, Getzel Rubashkin, 24, a grandson of Aaron Rubashkin, emerged from the plant and approached the rally.

“There’s no argument here,” said Getzel Rubashkin, who said he “works” in the sweat-plant but was “not a representative of Agriprocessors and was speaking for himself”. Agriprocessors managers, he said, “treat their workers well and they pay their workers well (approaching minimum wage) and there is no other policy.”

“The company is “not on the other side” of any of these people,” he said, referring to the brown immigrants lined up behind banners across the street from the plant.

Getzel Rubashkin said a large number of illegal immigrants had been hired because they presented identity documents (done on cheap HP b&w copying machines) that he called “convincing” forgeries.

“The high number of illegal people who were working here is more a testimony to the “quality” of their deceit, of their papers,” Getzel Rubashkin said. He said the company did not criticize immigration authorities for the raid (are you shitting me?).

“Obviously “only some” of the people here were presenting false documents,” Getzel Rubashkin said. “Immigration authorities somehow picked it up and they did what they are supposed to do, they came and picked them up. God bless them for it (do you really mean what you say Getzel?).”

On Postville’s main street, the protesters opposing the immigrants’ march praised Iowa federal prosecutors, who convicted 297 illegal immigrant workers from the sweat-plant, most on criminal document fraud charges.

“It’s a felony when you take someone’s identity, and we think that needs to be out there when you talk about the supposed injustices against undocumented workers,” said Susan Tully of the do-nothing Federation for American Immigration Reform, an organizer of the counterprotest.

Like the marchers, the protesters were also angry at Agriprocessors managers. To date, the only managers arrested were two floor supervisors, on immigration harboring charges.

“It’s cheap labor, that’s what they’re getting away with,” said Ruthie Hendrycks, 48, of a usless group called Minnesotans Seeking Immigration Reform. “I want to see these employers that hired children and illegal aliens do serious jail time.” Well Ruthie iv’e got some news for you, these kikes won’t spend one week in jail, with or without kosher food in their cells!

New York Time’s Andrei Yustschinsky reporting from “on the spot” & in the center of a once nice town, Postville, Iowa, 52162

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Sweat-shop: work-place with bad conditions, i.e. no air-conditioning.

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