By Prince George’s County Ex-Pat
At WJLA.
N.S.: Note that the article was written by an illiterate, and the studio host and “reporter” Yaremia Farinas are both reconquistas. They pronounce every name of a Hispanic as if they were in a Hispanic country, and even when Farinas is not saying Spanish names or words, she is unable or unwilling to speak accent-free English.
Farinas doesn’t even understand that you can’t go from Puerto Rico “to the United States,” because “Puerto Rico’s in America!” That raises the question, How would a Puerto Rican girl end up a sex slave with illegal aliens? The “reporter” answers no such questions.
And yet, these on-air mooks got their jobs not in spite of but because of these shortcomings.
3 comments:
Slavery alive and well in the United States. In almost all cases dark skinned men enslaving other dark skinned persons, men and women both. Black men, pimps with whitey teen runaway prostitutes also a common phenomenon.
jerry pdx
I've seen these stories before, horrifying sex trafficking tales are becoming standard: "I was forced to service 100's of men a day!" And various variations thereof. Does this really happen? Maybe, maybe not, could be some truth but when these kind of stories becomes lurid headlines for mass consumption they also imprint on millions of minds as a way for female immigrants to garner sympathy and gain victim status. Virtually every one of those male immigrants from Africa or the Muslim world has an elaborate story of woe to you so women have their own stories to compete or outdo the men with. Personally, I'm a little more sympathetic toward women because even if they are exaggerating or making it all up I still feel they are still more likely to be legit and the numbers of fraudulent female immigrants is vastly less than male ones. Nevertheless, I take those stories with a big grain of salt, it's obvious that 3rd world immigrants are becoming more sophisticated in pushing PC buttons.
GAINES TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WOOD) — A man has been arrested on murder charges in the death of a 4-year-old boy south of Grand Rapids on Tuesday.
GRA:Here's another murder in Grand Rapids--this time the outskirts.
(WOOD)The Kent County Sheriff’s Department says emergency responders were called to a residence at a mobile home park on N. Green Meadow Street SE, in the area of Division Avenue and 60th Street in Gaines Township, around 10:45 a.m. on a report that the child wasn’t breathing.
Gaines Township, N. Green Meadow Street SE.
GRA: Elis Nelson Ortiz,25 was arrested today for the death of the 4 year old.Can't tell if he's black,Mex or both.Another heinous crime in our city.60th and Division is just barely out of Grand Rapids city limits proper.
--GR Anonymous
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