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Suggest You - Immigation and Mexicans and How To Lie About It
Some people are addicted to talking.A mere interjection, comment, the slightest question will catapult such a person into a talking fit.I have a neighbor who can't stop talking. Intelligent. Well-meaning. We could be friends. But her endless chatter destroys the connection. She's a veritable time-thief.Internet marketing gurus are increasingly like my neighbor: Clever, decent, but addicted to talking at me through email and web-speak.Don't get me wrong. Marketing gurus have crucial information to impart. Gurus are not spammers. We voluntarily opt into their list. Entrepreneurs and small business owners, in particular, can gain enormously from guru products and services.But endless "guru-speak" also robs our time.Guru-fiction is the worst time
It would seem that Mr. Wooldridge was a little “loosey-goosey” with the facts. In another article I read Wooldridge pulls the same stunt:
Bill Steigerwald, Associate
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1) “Did you know that “95 percent of warrants for murder in Los Angeles are for illegal aliens?” Or that “75 percent of people on the Most Wanted List in Los Angeles are illegal aliens”? What’s more, “Over [two-thirds] of all births in Los Angeles County are to illegal alien Mexicans on [Medicaid] whose births were paid for by taxpayers.”[i]
2) "They’ve run Americans out of countless cities and communities. They’ve trashed school systems and bankrupted 86 hospitals. They’ve thrown trash throughout the park systems. They defy laws by not carrying car insurance, driver’s licenses, and work off the books paying no taxes, brutalize our schools with their language, spread drugs, and more terrifying are the thousands of cases of TB and hepatitis they spread into Los Angeles. " [ii]
Neither of these quotes is true. Though they’ve been heard in countless websites.
The source of quote number one was an email that someone posted online and off it went like a wildfire spreading through a California countryside.
Someone even gave as the source of point number one as the Los Angeles Times newspaper. Quote number two, which I got from the anti-Mexican/illegal-legal immigrants crusader, Frosty Wooldridge, apparently was fabricated.
When I read Wooldridge’s screed, in 2005, I was immediately suspicious and contacted the Center for Disease Control. That, by the way, is what honest writers do. I talked with, Jessica Frickey, Health Communications Specialist. Ms. Frickey said this:
"I am attaching CDC’s most recent fact sheet on 2004 TB surveillance data. You will see that while TB was at an all time low in 2004, progress to eliminate the disease may be slowing. As far as your specific question about illegal immigrants causing a rise in TB, CDC’s data shows that foreign-born individuals – whether illegal immigrants or legal immigrants – accounted for more than half of TB cases reported in 2004. Overall, racial and ethnic minorities also face higher rates of disease than white Americans, with both Hispanics and Blacks at a rate that is 8 times higher than whites and Asians 20 times higher than whites. Despite these numbers, CDC does not have data to show that foreign-born individuals have caused an increase in TB in recent years."[iii]
It would seem that Mr. Wooldridge was a little “loosey-goosey” with the facts. In another article I read Wooldridge pulls the same stunt:
Bill Steigerwald, Associate
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Neither of these quotes is true. Though they’ve been heard in countless websites.
The source of quote number one was an email that someone posted online and off it went like a wildfire spreading through a California countryside.
Someone even gave as the source of point number one as the Los Angeles Times newspaper. Quote number two, which I got from the anti-Mexican/illegal-legal immigrants crusader, Frosty Wooldridge, apparently was fabricated.
When I read Wooldridge’s screed, in 2005, I was immediately suspicious and contacted the Center for Disease Control. That, by the way, is what honest writers do. I talked with, Jessica Frickey, Health Communications Specialist. Ms. Frickey said this:
"I am attaching CDC’s most recent fact sheet on 2004 TB surveillance data. You will see that while TB was at an all time low in 2004, progress to eliminate the disease may be slowing. As far as your specific question about illegal immigrants causing a rise in TB, CDC’s data shows that foreign-born individuals – whether illegal immigrants or legal immigrants – accounted for more than half of TB cases reported in 2004. Overall, racial and ethnic minorities also face higher rates of disease than white Americans, with both Hispanics and Blacks at a rate that is 8 times higher than whites and Asians 20 times higher than whites. Despite these numbers, CDC does not have data to show that foreign-born individuals have caused an increase in TB in recent years."[iii]
It would seem that Mr. Wooldridge was a little “loosey-goosey” with the facts. In another article I read Wooldridge pulls the same stunt:
Bill Steigerwald, Associate
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Someone even gave as the source of point number one as the Los Angeles Times newspaper. Quote number two, which I got from the anti-Mexican/illegal-legal immigrants crusader, Frosty Wooldridge, apparently was fabricated.
When I read Wooldridge’s screed, in 2005, I was immediately suspicious and contacted the Center for Disease Control. That, by the way, is what honest writers do. I talked with, Jessica Frickey, Health Communications Specialist. Ms. Frickey said this:
"I am attaching CDC’s most recent fact sheet on 2004 TB surveillance data. You will see that while TB was at an all time low in 2004, progress to eliminate the disease may be slowing. As far as your specific question about illegal immigrants causing a rise in TB, CDC’s data shows that foreign-born individuals – whether illegal immigrants or legal immigrants – accounted for more than half of TB cases reported in 2004. Overall, racial and ethnic minorities also face higher rates of disease than white Americans, with both Hispanics and Blacks at a rate that is 8 times higher than whites and Asians 20 times higher than whites. Despite these numbers, CDC does not have data to show that foreign-born individuals have caused an increase in TB in recent years."[iii]
It would seem that Mr. Wooldridge was a little “loosey-goosey” with the facts. In another article I read Wooldridge pulls the same stunt:
Bill Steigerwald, Associate
It is true that the more incoming links a site has, the higher it will rank in terms of its relevant keywords. This is especially true for the Search Engine Giant, Google. Besides inbound links, cross-links and outbound links also help in Search Engine Optimization as these forms the crucial part of the linking strategy.Of all the three different types of linking strategies, inbound links are the important and should be evaluated carefully so as to optimize a site. Google takes into consideration the weight of every incoming links and allocate some Page Rank to the receiving page. Therefore, to make a page seems important to Google, it is advised to have more quality sites linking to our pages.Anchor text is another critical factor when obtaining inbound links from
"I am attaching CDC’s most recent fact sheet on 2004 TB surveillance data. You will see that while TB was at an all time low in 2004, progress to eliminate the disease may be slowing. As far as your specific question about illegal immigrants causing a rise in TB, CDC’s data shows that foreign-born individuals – whether illegal immigrants or legal immigrants – accounted for more than half of TB cases reported in 2004. Overall, racial and ethnic minorities also face higher rates of disease than white Americans, with both Hispanics and Blacks at a rate that is 8 times higher than whites and Asians 20 times higher than whites. Despite these numbers, CDC does not have data to show that foreign-born individuals have caused an increase in TB in recent years."[iii]
It would seem that Mr. Wooldridge was a little “loosey-goosey” with the facts. In another article I read Wooldridge pulls the same stunt:
Bill Steigerwald, Associate
This is the part 2 of the affiliate marketing presell formula article. This article will touch on the 2nd step which you can do to presell better. This simple method is to find topics that will be interesting to the customers that are looking for information on that particular niche.Now in order for this step to be effective, you will have to be flexible and be imaginative on what are the kinds of topics that the customer might be interested or be looking for. For example, you can be in a fat loss niche. Ask yourself this question: “What about fat loss does people want to know and read about.”When you are thinking about this question, your mind will start to think of the series of things that has got to do with fat loss. You might come out with questions like:• What is the
It would seem that Mr. Wooldridge was a little “loosey-goosey” with the facts. In another article I read Wooldridge pulls the same stunt:
Bill Steigerwald, Associate editor/columnist with the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Pittsburgh, observed in 2003:
“Frosty the "snow" man?
Friday, November 21, 2003.
“Frosty Wooldridge has been peddling a screed - a version of which you ran ["Our Country Coming Undone," November 12] - to op-ed pages of newspapers claiming that it was illegal aliens who served up Hepatitis A to folks here at a Chi-Chi’s. Your site carried this b.s.--“You may have read in the newspapers: "... 34 children in a Michigan school tested positive for Tuberculosis"; or in Monaco, Pennsylvania, "Two people died of Hepatitis A," while 1,110 other patrons of Chi-Chi's Restaurants were 'served' the disease by six illegal alien employees.” I don’t know how Frosty the snowman got this info, because we haven’t heard it yet. I exchanged e-mails with him earlier the week of November 10, telling him he was either wrong or lying. (He had sent us an email pitching his op-ed). Health officials here have had no idea how the problem here started (they still don’t whether it came from an employee or a food source, such as green onions); no paper here has said a word about illegal or legal aliens. Frosty’s zeal, as I told him, has gotten the better of him. I wouldn’t trust any of his “facts” without checking them. We’ll never run anything he sends us.”
…he was either wrong or lying”.—Need I say more?
The false attribution to the L.A. Times was found to be sheer fabrication and neither were the claimed “facts” true either. The L.A. Times looked into the so-called facts someone attributed to it and found none could be substantiated. The statistic that is often spouted by those who “hate Mexicans”, and let’s face it—HATRED IS WHAT THIS IS ABOUT—that “62 percent of all births in Los Angeles County are to Hispanic women,”[iv] was also found to be a stretch. This figure applied to AMERICAN CITIZEN as well as to legal aliens from other Latin American countries. What these stats truly represent is often conveniently left out of
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