Peter Brimelow is going to be appearing at the Miller Center of Public Affairs at the University of Virginia. There will be internet video and audio, so you can “Watch it Live” or “Listen Live” at 5:30 Eastern Time on Thursday, in Windows Media Player.

If you can’t wait until then, you can see previous Brimelow videos at the Cato Institute in 2003 [RealAudio] and on BookNotes in 1995. [RealAudio]

MSNBC has produced a short video of what the small northern town of Altar, Mexico regards as a growing and successful industry…equipping Mexican President Fox’s overflow to cross the Sonoran desert and illegally enter the U.S.

It can be viewed here. [click on the “free video” top left.]

A sample of the text from the accompanying written report:

“We have to go to the U.S. to earn a little more, so that our kids can study and become someone. So they can better themselves and not stay at our level,” explained the man who would not give his name.

From here in Georgiafornia , it looks like this victim of the government corruption in Mexico hopes to be the beneficiary of the corruption in the government here.

More from MSNBC:

“The Mexican government knows of Altar’s role as an illegal immigration staging area. Workers from Mexico’s Department of Interior regularly staff a checkpoint between Altar and the border town of Sasabe…Both the government workers and the relief organizations here, which help migrants, insist they are not encouraging people to break the law. They defend their practices saying they provide life-saving advice to people already intent on crossing.”

By now, most of us realize that the mere mention of securing our borders, in an effort to see that our own children’s future does not include the same Third World misery the Mexican’s flee, is not only a “human rights violation”…but “racist” and “hateful”.

We wonder when MSNBC, Mark Mullen and Brian Williams will produce a similar report on the effects and consequences of the “migration” on the American side of the border.

Come get some tape from Americans in Marietta, Georgia l Brian. We are looking for a better life too. Our government is also providing “advice” [and taxpayer dollars] to the people who crossed from Altar.

Ok, set aside the legal mumbo-jumbo.

Set aside the dazed and confused jurors who consider their personal feelings about a key witness to be a determining factor.

And set aside (please!) the mad, money-scamming, finger snapping mother who makes me wish that stupidity was criminal offense…

Yes, Michael Jackson was acquitted of 10 different charges of sexual molestation (and related offenses) but so what. Those were criminal charges in a court of law which is tantamount to what I would call splitting gnats-ass hairs.

There is an issue of social and ethical propriety here that Monsieur Moonwalk just doesn’t get.

In an AP interview released last night, Jackson’s lawyers said that the experience has changed Jackson…for the better.

“the pop star is going to be more careful from now on and not let children into his bed anymore because “it makes him vulnerable to false charges.”

Hmm. Sharing a bed with other people’s children might leave him vulnerable to false charges. Who ever would have guessed???

And by the way IT’S DISGUSTING and DEPRAVED you dim-witted, knuckle-dragging Neanderthal of an attorney!

There…I feel better.