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More Klintoon corruption:

Carl Limbacher
April 23, 1999

Vice President Al Gore announced on Wednesday that the U.S. would welcome up
to 20,000 Kosovar refugees to the American mainland, scuttling an earlier
plan for emergency resettlement at Guantanamo Bay.
The administration claimed that the Guantanamo option was ditched after the
displaced Kosovars rejected the idea of being relocated so far from their
homeland. Yet neither Gore nor anyone else explained why the equally distant
American mainland was geographically more acceptable.

What the Vice President and the reporters who covered his refugee
announcement failed to mention is this: the 20,000 Albanian Kosovars would
be just the latest Balkan influx to hit American shores since the U.S.
became embroiled in that European conflict. In fact, since the mid-90's,
America has resettled over 80,000 displaced persons from the region, mainly
Bosnian Muslims, primarily to the American mid-west.


Moreover, America's largest meat processing company, which just happens to
have a curious link to Clinton-friendly Tyson Foods, has done very well by
the deluge of hardworking Balkan refugees willing to take their dangerous
non-union jobs.

A case in point: The small town of Waterloo, Iowa, population 65,000, has
been overwhelmed since 1995 with resettled Bosnians, many of whom find their
first work at the local meat processing plant. Until recently Bosnian
immigrants made up nearly a third of the 2,000 strong workforce at Iowa Beef
Processors, Inc.'s Waterloo plant.

Over the last few years Waterloo has taken in about 6,000 Bosnians, nearly
10% of the town's entire population. The new immigrants are recruited by IBP
for rough and tumble meatpacking jobs at below union wages. The influx of
Bosnians to Iowa has made the state the only one in the nation with its own
refugee bureau.

In fact, the U.S. meat-packing industry has a history of recruiting workers
on-site in Yugoslavia going back to the 1920's; though, thanks to America's
recent Bosnia entanglement, IBP generally has to look no further than
Chicago for eager refugee labor.

IBP became dominant in it's industry after successfully challenging major
competitors like Hormel and Armour; companies which generally offered better
paying unionized work to American citizens. Before IBP hit the jackpot with
the new Bosnian labor pool, the company actively recruited Mexican and
Vietnamese workers.

And what about IBP's Clinton-Tyson connection? The link is through Hudson
Foods.

In August 1997 Arkansas' Hudson Foods was pretty much run out of business
after the Clinton Dept. of Agriculture determined that e-coli contamination
of its ground beef had sickened 16 people in Colorado. Though no one died,
within days the USDA ordered millions of pounds of beef recalled. The alarm
caused Hudson's major beef buyer Burger King to cancel its contract. Meat
industry executives were stunned at the USDA's heavy-handed tactics.

Hudson was primarily a chicken processing operation that had branched out
into beef and pork, with plants outside Arkansas like the one where the
e-coli problem was discovered. And Tyson Foods, notorious as a longtime
Clinton backer with a history of winning favorable treatment from his state
and federal administrations, had long been interested in acquiring Hudson.

But Hudson was never interested in selling out until the Clinton USDA
struck. Then the Tyson deal became an offer Hudson couldn't refuse.

Still, Tyson didn't want Hudson's beef processing plant, the one where the
USDA first found the e-coli contamination. For that another buyer had to be
located.

That buyer? Iowa Beef Processors, the same company which made out so
handsomely when Bill Clinton's Balkan refugees began streaming into America.

Small world.


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Crooked politicians, illegal aliens, a country in moral decay . . . all of
that and more made Steve Vaus mad. So mad that he decided to write a song.

The song has become a rallying cry for "patriots" from coast to coast. It is
probably the most popular recording on talk radio. Listen and you'll
understand why.

The music video which was prominently featured on The Nashville Network and
Country Music Television is available at Steve Vaus' web site.Crooked
politicians, illegal aliens, a country in moral decay . . . all of that and
more made Steve Vaus mad. So mad that he decided to write a song.

The song has become a rallying cry for "patriots" from coast to coast. It is
probably the most popular recording on talk radio. Listen and you'll
understand why.

The music video which was prominently featured on The Nashville Network and
Country Music Television is available at Steve Vaus' web site.

http://www.stevevaus.com/

Bard

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