Chelene Nightingale's Judgement Day

[DerailAmnesty.com]

For the most part, Jim, those websites that the links you provided lead to, are beneath you. They contain a lot of hyperbole, wild accusations, and childish stuff that we'd more readily expect from Chelene Nightingale and Jeff Schwilk.

There's criticism that can fairly made of some of the folks named on those sites, but let's be fair. Jeff Schwilk is not a homosexual and ALIPAC is not a hate group. I know many people who use the ALIPAC site, and they are completely legitimate Americans who share our concern for the financial, cultural and sovereignty damage being inflicted by illegal immigration.

Y'know, the thing is this. When ABC, CNN, Fox or some other national outfit want an opinion from an immigration enforcement figurehead, they're far more likely to contact you and put you on national television than Barb Coe, Jeff Schwilk or Chelene, and that probably drives them crazy to no end. You simply have recognition and cred they can't match, no matter what petty or inane accusations they may have pointed at you. Maybe you should leave it at that.

[The Waco Kid]

Jim,
I think you made some good points and I do not see you calling bikini boy a homosexual nor are you claiming ALIPAC is a hate group, but I gotta tell you sometimes I thought the management over there behaved as such.

All those links contain images I have seen before, that woman who was filming Jeff is every bit as weird as he is, I forget her name but I usually don't make it a point to remember the names of creeps like her.

Anyway, when you were involved in the anti-illegal alien movements things were popping and we were getting results. I was involved back then in 2004-2005 and that is when the biggest impact was made. After that when wackos like Nighinhell and Schwilk got involved it all devolved into one hot mess, something I decided no longer was worth my valuable time.

After SOS became a joke with Nightinhell I did do work independently and that was great too, I still do stuff on my own in my home town but it is nothing like when we were all truly united and working together in the beginning and it is something I will always be proud to have been a part of.

Thanks,
Sandy Brogan