Associated Press Should Remove 'illegal wiretap' from Stylebook

Americans for Legal Immigration PAC (ALIPAC) is encouraging the Associated Press to simply remove the term "illegal wiretap" from their stylebook to remedy their difficulties with Department of Justice phone surveillance of their employees.

Americans for Legal Immigration PAC is encouraging the Associated Press to simply remove the term "illegal wiretap" from their stylebook to remedy their difficulties with Department of Justice phone surveillance of their employees.

The Associated Press was recently ridiculed nationally for ruling that the term "illegal immigrant" would be removed from their stylebook and likely disallowed in articles their wire service would carry just days before legislation granting Amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants was filed in the US Senate.

"The Associated Press is eager to embrace totalitarianism, protect and defend the Obama regime at any expense of the truth, engage in mass censorship and bias, and yet cry foul when the Obama administration power abuses affect them directly," said William Gheen, Spokesman of ALIPAC. "Perhaps the AP should simply remove the term "illegal wiretap" to further accommodate the Obama administration in the same way they sought to wipe away public concerns about illegal immigration and Obama's breaches of the US Constitution regarding our immigration laws."

In response to the banning of the term "illegal immigrant," the national press reported ALIPAC's accusation that the Associated Press is engaging in a form of totalitarianism similar to what George Orwell described in his criticism of communism in the book 1984. In the book 1984, all citizens are subjected to a mass media supported dictator named "Big Brother" who serves as the figurehead of a one party centralized system kept in power through extreme surveillance of every citizen. Newspeak, the fictional language the citizens of 1984 are forced to use, is a reduction language where any terms deemed to be not politically correct have been removed from the latest version of the Newspeak book.

ALIPAC has criticized the Associated Press before for systematically failing to report on or acknowledge most of the death and destruction caused by illegal immigrants in America.

"The Associated Press engages in censorship and heavy bias to conceal the problems caused by the Political Correctness totalitarianism rampant in America today, including the deaths of thousands of Americans each year at the hands of illegal immigrants," said William Gheen. "Perhaps their 'magic eraser' can help them thwart the Obama administration monster they have helped create and sustain!"

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