Thread: First New Year Babies

All this truth is pretty overwhelming!

http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2007/01 ... 1_1_07.txt

Add Your Comments or Letter to the Editor

Skip wrote on January 02, 2007 12:40 PM:"Well at least you are all thinking exactly what we are thinking, even though the NCT will not post it. You are for giving away our country, and we are against it. It is that simple, even if the Liberal media will not print the truths for fear of offending somebody, or that they may be unpleasant."

Concerned wrote on January 02, 2007 1:12 PM:"Help!!! They live in the United States for how many years? And don't speak English? Don't you have to speak English to pass the citizenship test. Sorry open border folk, I can't feel good about this story. "

Cal wrote on January 02, 2007 1:37 PM:"Then I'm a proud Phobie. I have phobia's against anything that threatens my culture or lifestyle or general safety. After reading the plan of San Diego I am even more phobie. But I'm reasonable, if Americans can freely move to mexico, especially the coastal areas, start their own subculture, then have the first baby being born in mexico to be a Caucasian then I'll be happy. Fair. "

Ingrid wrote on January 02, 2007 2:10 PM:"All over America there are countless media stories about the first babies born of the year, and they are born to Non-English speaking parents. I think there may be a trend developing here."

AE wrote on January 02, 2007 2:16 PM:"When a person arrives in America, and feels no need to learn the language, this reeks of balkanization, and also is very telling to our society that these individuals do not wish to really be Americans, only have the benefits of being in America."

Congratulations Mom and Dad wrote on January 02, 2007 2:30 PM:"This is a beautiful story about a beautiful baby. Maybe this baby will be the one to bring world peace to all. Happy Birthday Maximillan and welcome to our community."

Skip wrote on January 02, 2007 3:02 PM:"I would be willing to bet that if NCT wasn't so heavily censoring the posts for this story, that there would easily be over 100 posts by now! LOL Feel better Roberto."

Cal wrote on January 02, 2007 3:27 PM:"Skip, to be fair, NCT has been excellent on allowing readers such as myself to express a spectrum of opinions. I have had a few comments not published as well. It is important to properly present your idea and be careful not to get too angry and attack others. Be professional and I find NCT will publish it."

Jake wrote on January 02, 2007 4:00 PM:"Wow, how incredibly self centered you phobies are. You have to take on the birth of a baby as a political issue. How incredibly empty your life must be to do this. Happy Birthday Max - don't let the phobies get you down."

El Guero wrote on January 02, 2007 4:50 PM:"Hi Skip - I think your suspicions are correct. This appears to be a rigged game."

Frida wrote on January 02, 2007 4:56 PM:"I was expecting the phobies to appear. After all, phobies hate anything nonwhite!"

El Guero wrote on January 02, 2007 5:20 PM:"Wow, the 'phobies' epithet really seems to have caught on. I wonder why that is."

Roberto wrote on January 02, 2007 5:23 PM:"Cal wrote: But I'm reasonable, if Americans can freely move to mexico, especially the coastal areas, start their own subculture, then have the first baby being born in mexico to be a Caucasian then I'll be happy. Fair. " REPLY: Already happened Cal... The US Department of State estimates that out of the approximately four million Americans living overseas, between 600,000 and one million are in Baja and elsewhere in México - up from about 200,000 a decade ago. The population in Rosarito is estimated at 95,000 with perhaps as many as 35,000 North Americans. Many of the residential areas are gated communities much like the communities north of the border. Most of the American residential areas are beachfront properties at prices much lower than state side. The beach here is one of the finest in México. In Baja California, an estimated 100,000 Americans have created the first North American land rush of the 21st century. In the last decade, an estimated half million Americans moved permanently to México, making the United States' southern neighbor the country with the most U.S. expatriates in the world. Not since the conclusion of the American Civil War -- when thousands of Southerners emigrated to México -- have so many Americans moved to México. Officials at the American embassy estimate that there are "officially" more than 600,000 American citizens living permanently in México, but concede the actual number is closer to 800,000. Treasury Department officials in Washington estimate that the number of Treasury checks -- Social Security, Veteran Administrations, tax refunds -- sent to México is "in the ballpark of 750,000." "

Gary in Murrieta wrote on January 02, 2007 5:27 PM:"I blame NCT for part of the frustrations. There was no need to go out of their way to point out that these people are non-English speaking foreigners. The story could have been portrayed as simply that they were residents of Murrieta. And now that the Anti-Illegal Immigration people want to post their comments, they are being heavily censored. To me this is race baiting. Why did they feel it was so necessary to point out that these people need interpreters?"

Skip wrote on January 02, 2007 5:31 PM:"Please El Guero ! The correct term is Xenophobe. Just ask Roberto. XENOPHOBE, XENOPHOBE, XENOPHOBE ! NOUN: A person unduly fearful or contemptuous of that which is foreign, especially of strangers or foreign peoples. OTHER FORMS: xeno·phobi·a —NOUN xeno·phobic —ADJECTIVE "

skip wrote:

Skip wrote on January 02, 2007 5:31 PM:"Please El Guero ! The correct term is Xenophobe. Just ask Roberto. XENOPHOBE, XENOPHOBE, XENOPHOBE ! NOUN: A person unduly fearful or contemptuous of that which is foreign, especially of strangers or foreign peoples. OTHER FORMS: xeno·phobi·a —NOUN xeno·phobic —ADJECTIVE

"

THIS IS GETTING KIND OF FUN ! NCT IS STARTING TO POST SOME OF THE REAL COMMENTS. THEY EVEN REPOSTED THE GOOD COMMENT BY SYL

http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2007/01 ... ogcomments

Adam wrote on January 02, 2007 6:33 PM:"I do not think the term Xenophobe is accurate in using it towards the Anti-Illegal Immigration people. There is nothing unknown about our country getting millions of foreignors. We already know what we are getting, and the economic results of these actions."

MVet wrote on January 02, 2007 6:35 PM:"The people in the picture look Caucasian to me. Hispanic is not a race, and Illegal Alien is not a race."

Syl wrote on January 02, 2007 6:36 PM:"There is no doubt that the people in the story are legal residents of the United States. Not even the NCT would feature a feel good story about Illegal Aliens like this? Would they? I just want to know how someone can live in the United States for 30 years or even 5 years and not know how to speak English? That sounds pretty divisive to me. "

News Flash wrote on January 02, 2007 6:39 PM:"Americans have stopped reproducing. It is now necessary to import millions of foreigners to propagate the race."

El Guero wrote on January 02, 2007 6:44 PM:"Skip, it's a certainty: the Mexicans rule the board."

oh brother wrote on January 02, 2007 7:01 PM:"Brian writes waaayyy too many of this type of story. I think he is having a good time riling us up like this. I bet she just recently arrived. I am sick to death of it. This is NEWS? They fit right in to the new ghetto. Murrieta."

Resident in Murrieta wrote on January 02, 2007 7:16 PM:"Hey it is not that bad. At least not yet. I have to admit my neighbors next door are from South America, and they are legal (I think). The only thing strange about them is that every other month they have a different non-English speaking family living with them. I almost get the feeling that they are cycling all of their relatives into this country."

http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/16366602.htm
print this
NEW YEAR
Dade's first baby of 2007 named for Virgin of GuadalupeAt 7 pounds, 4 ounces, Ana Guadalupe Vollmer -- named after the Virgin of Guadalupe -- was the first baby delivered in 2007 in Miami-Dade County.
By CHRISTINA KENT
ckent@MiamiHerald.com
Already the proud mother of two little boys, Alesia Vollmer waited patiently until the day when she would be told, ''It's a girl!'' A few years ago, she even put in a prayer for a daughter with the image of the Virgin of Guadalupe in Mexico City.

''I really wanted a girl,'' said Vollmer, 26. ``So I made a promise to the Virgin that if I have a girl, I'm going to name the baby after her.''

came true: Ana Guadalupe was the first baby born in 2007 in Miami-Dade County.

Born at 3:15 a.m. Monday at 7 pounds and 4 ounces, baby Ana was delivered by obstetrician Edward Fidalgo at Mercy Hospital.

In Broward County, Jennifer Rivera, 25, gave birth to Alexandria Marie Rivera at 1:19 a.m. Monday at Hollywood's Memorial Regional Hospital, making the 7-pound, 4-ounce girl Broward County's first baby of 2007.

'Everyone was saying, `You're going to have the first baby. Watch. Watch,' '' Rivera said. ``I always see it on the news, but I didn't expect it to be me.''

For the exhausted Vollmer, Monday's shower of media calls and visits seemed to catch the new mother off guard. She had planned to enjoy a quiet family dinner with husband Gustavo and their children at her parents' house in Pompano.

But on Sunday afternoon, her contractions began and, as the day progressed, got closer together.

Vollmer was wheeled into the hospital just as the clock struck midnight. ''When we were going in, there were fireworks outside,'' she said.

The Venezuelan-born couple, who recently relocated from Peru to Miami, had mused about the possibility of a New Year's delivery.

With the official Dec. 28th due date passing by without results, an appointment with the obstetrician had been scheduled for today to discuss options.

''I'm sure it will happen on New Year's Eve -- because it's going to be a girl, and girls are complicated,'' Gustavo had told Alesia with a laugh.

Dressed in a fancy yellow outfit and white crocheted cap, Ana Guadalupe didn't seem to notice all the fuss going on around her Monday. She had just been fed before the frenzy began and was starting to doze off.

Wearing the color yellow on a baby's birthday and on New Year's Day is a family tradition, Vollmer said. Not only does the shade celebrate luck and good fortune, but in this case a feeling of being new.

In honor of the special New Year's delivery, administrators at Mercy Hospital have a special celebration planned for today.

Miami Herald staff writer Breanne Gilpatrick in Broward contributed to this report.

Well Skip, you can share with them all that I do not consider myself a zenophobe as I live in the midst of illegal aliens, all of which do not share my race, if I was a zenophobe, I would refuse to live here.

However, I am tired of seeing them reap the benefits of being here illegally, bumping Americans out of work, having their presence, illegally, in our job market and depressing wages, as well as circumventing any and all laws they can within our system.

But....these OBL groupies are blinded by sheer stupidity to even see beyond their own latte's. I guess opening our country up to third worlders seems ok to them as they have yet to be affected by the illegals presence, but hey, their time is coming, those little New Years anchor babies will grow up with their parents morals and ethics, and will be entitled to anything they want here, as citizens, and these OBLer's will be ready to reitre, and it will come their way.

Thank goodness the first New Year baby born in the state of Maryland was an American baby, born to Americn born parents.

Anaheim honors 3 babies born New Year's Day

The first Anniversary Baby, Isabella Rae McGehee, was born at Kaiser Permanente at 2:47 a.m., weighing 6 pounds, 12 ounces, said city spokesman John Nicoletti.

The second, Karen Alejandra Hernandez, was born at Anaheim Memorial Medical Center at 8:36 a.m., weighing 7 pounds, 2 ounces, while the third, who has yet to be named by her mother, Lourdes Isidro, was born at 9:48 a.m. at Western Medical Center in Anaheim. The newborn weighed 6 pounds, 11 ounces, Nicoletti said.

http://www.ocregister.com/ocregister/ho ... 405394.php

I didn't see this thread and started a similar one.

In Columbus Ohio the first baby born on Jan. 1, 2007 was an anchor baby born to non-English speaking parents that came here from Mexico just 6 weeks ago the parents told the reporter through an interpreter.

This was in the newspaper as a 'human interest' story.....it should have been a cautionary tale of what the future holds.

We need to make a list of the various cities where illegals had the 1st born for use in our emails, faxes, and letters.
(I am assuming and rightfully so that if they need an interpreter they are probably illegal)