Thread: Get ready, Barbara Coe is after the children again

Get ready, Barbara Coe is after the children again

Written by La Prensa San Diego Commentary
Aug 7, 2009
By Patrick Osio

In 1994, Barbara Coe from Orange County, California got her 15 minutes of national attention as the founder of California Coalition for Immigration Reform (CCIR). She was a co writer and promoter of the now infamous California Prop.187. According to Coe, “We are suffering robbery, rape and murder of law-abiding citizens at the hands of illegal barbarians, who are cutting off heads and appendages of blind, white, disabled gringos.â€

About

Patrick Osio Jr.



Patrick Osio is the Editor and Columnist for HispanicVista.com an Internet public interest weekly publication. Patrick also writes a monthly column, The Connection, for the San Diego Metropolitan Magazine, which have garnered 5 awards from the SD Society of Professional Journalists.

For over 15 years, he was a consultant to the private and public sector on trans-border business and economic affairs. He is a frequent lecturer on U.S.-Mexico issues and a frequent guest on radio talk shows.

Hispanic Media selected him as one of the 100 best Hispanic Journalists in the United States in 2002.

In 2003, Hispanic Media selected him as one of the 50 Most Influential Hispanic Journalists in the United States.

Also in 2003, the California Chicano News Media Association (CCNMA) honored Mr. Osio with the La Pluma (The Pen) Lifetime Achievement Award.

In 2004, the San Diego South County EDC presented Patrick with the Binational Endeavor Award for his many years of service in promoting economic development in both the U.S. and Mexico.

His articles have appeared in such newspapers as: the Los Angeles Times, the Miami Herald, The Houston Chronicle, Detroit Free Press, Baltimore Sun, The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Philadelphia Inquirer, Providence Journal, Mobile Register, The Globalist, American Reporter, The Sun News/Myrtle Beach, The Charlotte Post, The Spokesman Review, Idaho Press-Tribune, San Diego Union-Tribune, El Paso Times, The New Mexican, Baja Times and numerous others as well as in leading newspapers in Mexico.

Patrick is the author of The Mexican Perspective: The Culture, Protocol and Etiquette for Doing business in Mexico.

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Now Coe has a new deal trying to sell to a frighten citizenry due to the present economic hard times. She wants Californian’s to vote to deny citizenship to children born in the United States whose parents are here illegally. She’s after the children again.

It sounds like Barbara Coe has a very good idea, one that millions of Americans would agree with. They need to stop using the children and take responsibility.

Psalm 139:14

"For over 15 years, he was a consultant to the private and public sector on trans-border business and economic affairs. He is a frequent lecturer on U.S.-Mexico issues and a frequent guest on radio talk shows. "

Typical Mexican gig. Mexico wants to be the main broker between the industrialized nations of North America and its Spanish language buddies in Latin America. That's why the have entered into eleven other free trade agreements in addition to NAFTA. Yet we get blamed for any "problems" that can be traced to NAFTA: Like migratory Mexican blue collar workers (i.e "corn farmers") who experience a downturn in their maquiladora employment and jump the border looking for a new gig with more money.

In the Stephen King book 'The Dead Zone' the EVIL POLITICIAN was brought down when he hid behind a child.

Food for thought?

[quote]Under the guise of “stop illegal immigrationâ€