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<WakeUp2006@adelphia.net> wrote in message
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> Man held in Somerville car bombing
>   What do you xpect, when the U.S. has been SWAMPED by the riff-raff
> of Latin America?
>   Look, probably 75%+ of Latin Americans would like to move to the
> USA. The GOOD ones try to do so LEGALLY, and do so in droves via the
> USA's prevailing super-generous immigration policies.
>
>   What we MOSTLY get, though -- and it was only in 2005 that the
> establishment media even finally acknowledged that illegal immigration
> to the U.S. is greater than legal immigration, something anyone with
> two eyes knows was true or AT LEAST a decade prior --  is Third World
> Latin America's bottom-of-the-barrel, lowest-socioeconomic-level
> peasants with a penchant for using scheming and violence to "get
> theirs."
>
>   These are NOT your grandfather's illegal aliens, and the sooner
> every U.S. citizen who's naive and uninformed about this disaster --
> as I was for years, until I had a chance to observe the mess closely
> -- wises-up the quicker we will begin to get a grip on this nightmare.
>
>   LET THE DEPORTATIONS BEGIN!
>
>   (And, simultaneously, begin a program to expedite the immigration
> processing of the literally millions of foreigners who -- and it must
> kill them to see 22-30+ million illegal aliens in the U.S. making them
> look like fools for respecting the USA's laws while they openly flout
> them -- have been patiently waiting and waiting, trying to emigrate to
> the U.S. LEGALLY (imagine that!) as any would-be immigrant that the
> U.S. should even consider welcoming do.
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> Jealousy a motive alleged in attack
>
> By John R. Ellement
> Globe Staff
> January 6, 2006
>
> SOMERVILLE -- The former boyfriend of a Malden woman was charged
> yesterday with building a bomb that detonated on Thanksgiving morning,
> leaving a Somerville man blind in one eye, permanently disfigured, and
> recovering from burns that cover one-third of his body, authorities
> said.
>
> Joel Lemos, who police say is an illegal immigrant from Brazil who
> sneaked back into the United States last Sept. 11, pleaded not guilty
> to five charges in Somerville District Court, including constructing
> the explosive that nearly killed Fernando Araujo Nov. 24.
>
> Lemos, also known as Jose Antonio Casares de Sousa, is accused of
> venting jealous rage against Cheri Ellis, whom he dated for about a
> year before Ellis broke off the relationship, according to a police
> report filed in court.
>
> ''If I see you with anyone, I will kill you," the 36-year-old Lemos
> allegedly told Ellis last fall, according to a Somerville police
> report. ''I love you."
>
> Ellis, who eventually obtained a restraining order against Lemos in
> Malden District Court last October, also told police about another
> conversation she had with Lemos.
>
> ''I have people following you," Lemos allegedly warned Ellis. ''I know
> where your family lives . . . be careful."
>
> In court papers, police said Lemos contrived a complicated plan to
> avenge himself on Ellis and Araujo, whom she had begun seeing. He
> first placed a plastic bottle, apparently filled with gasoline, on
> Ellis's 1999 white Honda Civic while it was parked in the driveway of
> the Wheatland Street apartment where Araujo lived.
>
> The car started burning around 4 o'clock on Thanksgiving morning and
> was quickly put out by firefighters after the roof, windshield, and
> interior were damaged, according to the report.
>
> About five hours later, Ellis and Araujo started transferring items
> from her damaged car into Araujo's 1993 white Honda Civic, which was
> also parked in the Wheatland Street driveway, police said in the
> report.
>
> Araujo turned the key in the trunk, triggering a bomb that Lemos is
> accused of installing inside. Araujo, according to Middlesex Assistant
> District Attorney Thomas O'Reilly, remains in the intensive care unit
> at Massachusetts General Hospital, more than 40 days after Lemos
> allegedly tried to kill him and Ellis.
>
> The resulting fire spread to the side of the Wheatland Street home.
> Yesterday, the house was vacant, the damage still visible. Efforts to
> reach Ellis yesterday were unsuccessful.
>
> After the explosion, State Police bomb specialists found evidence of
> an improvised explosive device, including a surplus military
> ammunition container, the remnants of a padlock attached to the
> container's lid, 12 nine-volt batteries, wiring, and a toggle switch,
> according to the report.
>
> Police said Lemos was staying at a friend's apartment in Amesbury,
> where they searched his knapsack. Inside, investigators said, they
> found a hand-drawn diagram of a bomb similar to the one used against
> Araujo and a master key to Araujo's car.
>
> Police said they later recovered a key ring belonging to Lemos and on
> it a key that opened the padlock discovered in the mangled car.
>
> Lemos was arrested in Lawrence on Nov. 27 on harassment charges filed
> by Malden police on Ellis's behalf. He has been held at the Middlesex
> County jail since then on $10,000 cash bail. He resolved the Malden
> cases Wednesday and was arrested as he left the courthouse, police
> said.
>
> John J. Guinane, Lemos's court-appointed attorney for yesterday's
> arraignment, said in court that Lemos is the sole proprietor of a
> Somerville pizza shop, and he discounted the bombing case as based on
> circumstantial evidence.
>
> District Court Judge Maurice Flynn ordered Lemos held on $250,000 cash
> bail. Federal immigration officials have indicated they will take him
> into custody if he makes bail.
>
> Lemos is due back in court Jan. 31.
>
http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2006/01/06/man_held_in_somerville_car_bombing/
>
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>   "A passionate attachment of one nation for another produces a variety of
evils. Sympathy for the favorite nation . . . betrays [one nation] into a
participation in the quarrels and wars of the latter . . .
>   "Against the insidious wiles of foreign influence the jealousy of a free
people ought to be constantly awake, since history and experience prove that
foreign influence is one of the most baneful foes of republican government.
>   "Nothing is more essential than that permanent, inveterate antipathies
against particular nations and passionate attachments for others should be
excluded."
>
>   --  President George Washington
>       Farewell Address

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