Thread: Latinos start boycott in Waukegan; pull money from bank

Let me see.. They all need services or supplies from the city, so eventually they will have to visit these merchants. Humm and I am going out on a limb here but do they all not supposedly work there also? I say let them boycott themselves right out of town. The legal citizens need all the support for the 287g they can get.

Originally Posted by txkayaker

How can we get these people to boycott the whole United States and go home?

LOL. We can only hope!

I love it...
This post inspired me to start calling Senators again...and a governor in Arizona...
I brought of all the points with out being rushed...and gave them link to youtube flag burnings and desecration's in LA to the staffers ...we had a lovely conversation about Senators and the NAU

Originally Posted by ALIPAC

Subject: Americans Shop in Waukegan Day, Sunday July 15

Mr. Pagelow:

Our national organization will send out a press release Monday morning announcing our "Americans Shop in Waukegan Day" for Sunday July 15. Americans from Chicago and across Illinois will be encouraged to go and shop and spend in Waukegan on this day to counter the boycott launched by the illegal alien supporters.

We would like to note, that all of the boycotts of this nature launched by illegal alien supporters in the SW US have FAILED miserably.

Here is the copy of the e-mail alert sent to over 11,000 of our supporters across the nation which asks them to prepare to be in the Chicago area next weekend. We are talking with other national organizations about their support of the counter to the boycotts.

http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=F ... ic&t=72550

I read your article and wanted to give you the scoop.

William Gheen
President, Americans for Legal Immigration PAC (ALIPAC)
www.alipac.us
Post Office Box 30966, Raleigh, NC 27622-0966
Tel: (919) 787-6009 Toll Free: (866) 329-3999
FEC ID: C00405878

Can anybody provide names of some businesses located in Waukegan that also accept orders over the internet so that people located outside of IL can make purchases and let the merchant know why they are supporting them? There was a similar boycott in CO recently and I purchased $200 of goods online and told each merchant that I why I was buying their goods. Hopefully it helped a little.

Originally Posted by camilleinchicago

Can anybody provide names of some businesses located in Waukegan that also accept orders over the internet so that people located outside of IL can make purchases and let the merchant know why they are supporting them? There was a similar boycott in Co recently and I purchased $200 of goods online and told each merchant that I why I was buying yheir goods. Hopefully, it helped a little.

Excellent suggestion!

Most excellent idea.

I can't think of any off hand but I'm definitely going to look into that.

Originally Posted by camilleinchicago

Originally Posted by ALIPAC

Subject: Americans Shop in Waukegan Day, Sunday July 15

Mr. Pagelow:

Our national organization will send out a press release Monday morning announcing our "Americans Shop in Waukegan Day" for Sunday July 15. Americans from Chicago and across Illinois will be encouraged to go and shop and spend in Waukegan on this day to counter the boycott launched by the illegal alien supporters.

We would like to note, that all of the boycotts of this nature launched by illegal alien supporters in the SW US have FAILED miserably.

Here is the copy of the e-mail alert sent to over 11,000 of our supporters across the nation which asks them to prepare to be in the Chicago area next weekend. We are talking with other national organizations about their support of the counter to the boycotts.

http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=F ... ic&t=72550

I read your article and wanted to give you the scoop.

William Gheen
President, Americans for Legal Immigration PAC (ALIPAC)
www.alipac.us
Post Office Box 30966, Raleigh, NC 27622-0966
Tel: (919) 787-6009 Toll Free: (866) 329-3999
FEC ID: C00405878

Can anybody provide names of some businesses located in Waukegan that also accept orders over the internet so that people located outside of IL can make purchases and let the merchant know why they are supporting them? There was a similar boycott in CO recently and I purchased $200 of goods online and told each merchant that I why I was buying their goods. Hopefully it helped a little.

I had thought of something similar but wasn't sure how to implement it but my husband has a suggestion:

He suggests that maybe if we know what we're in the market for (clothing, books, or whatever) we could Google those items in Waukegan, click on links for specific shops that come up, and find out from there if we can shop online.

I'm really looking forward to this.......with 4 kids and a budget we start our Christmas shopping this time of the year so we can enjoy the holidays without rushing around at the last minute, and also not break the bank, so I don't mind ordering some things from Waukegan.

It's most definitely a worthy cause and I'll be happy to do it.

On Sunday he said he was planning to transfer $25,000 from a Waukegan bank to another one outside of the city this week.

$25,000 in the bank, and I'll bet you this guy is receiving food stamps and free healthcare and education for his children!

But will the merchants stick with us if we pull their bacon out of the fire?

I'm looking for businesses with web sites here:

http://yp.yahoo.com/py/ypBrowse.py?ycat ... 8SKjuPhWHr