Thread: Town the law forgot

http://www.laweekly.com/news/features/t ... 31/?page=1

Another story about hispanic officials helping poor hispanics. Coming to a town near you.

7 page article, a MUST read.

That is a good article. And just think, these pillars of society, the epitomy of the oh-so-superior "values" we hear sooooo much about, are the types we are being promised will be running our government....one way or another......from the smallest towns clear on up to the White House, in the not so distant future.

And, I'm willing to bet , that if someone bothered to dig deep enough, they'd find out that it is the corrupt and criminal Mexican government who is, in actual fact, truly running towns like Cudahy with people like Perez doing their bidding.

The next question is, when will all of these criminals with no business holding any any position in our country, be rounded up and tossed in prison where they belong and/or deported.?

The paper version of this rag (the LA Weekly)is nothing but a bunch of left-wing, pro illegal, pro latino bunch of "writers". If this rag is reporting on latino corruption in SoCal, chances are it's MUCH worse than what is being reported here.

Originally Posted by Sam-I-am

The paper version of this rag (the LA Weekly)is nothing but a bunch of left-wing, pro illegal, pro latino bunch of "writers". If this rag is reporting on latino corruption in SoCal, chances are it's MUCH worse than what is being reported here.

I was definitely left with the impression that there was much more to the story than was being revealed .But then, I just figured that would be the norm when a reporter is trying to get information out of people involved in the crime and corruption