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Karl Said:

I have received an appointment letter from Hotel de placio, UK. is it fraud or true?

We Answered:

Please tear the thing up I have just tried to telephone the phone number given. I get nothing there are no London numbers like that. In fact there are no UK numbers like that.
All post codes in London start with north east south or west.
Mustang city is a joke it is not in my A to Z of London.
The whole address is wrong. Nobody ever puts the word HOUSE before a number.
They Will ask you for a large sum of money for a visa and you will never hear from them again.
Sorry you are being conned, this is an attempt to steal money from you.
This has been written by somebody whose language is not English.
A person who is a sir is not going to ask you to call him, that will be left to the underlings.

Please please please tear it up. They are crooks.

Sorry wrong information.
The telephone number is not a mobile .
I take off the 44 and add a 0.
The number is now 07024 094353. in the U.K.
I have just called that number and a recorded anouncement tells me that this is not a mobile number but is a personal number that redirects to wherever the owner is and it will cost me 50 pence per minute to call it. It then puts me through ,it rings a bit and then another anouncement tells me that the telephone number you have called is swithed off please call again later. Further enquiries tell me that this is the sort of number you have that redials wherever you are so you can [pretend] to run a business on your own and yet go wherever you like [sales rep that travels the country etc.] There is no way that a reputable company [other than a one man company] would deal on this sort of number.
I would never deal with any company whose land line number and address were unknown to me.
Please throw it away, you dont have a job there.

Edwin Said:

What do you think of this supporter of illegals demands to city he demands special treatment?

We Answered:

I conclude after a year in the General Court of the District in the county Prince William, the saga who comenzo in September of the past year. Gaudencio, their wife and friendly entered wing room of the judge with shirts that showed the photo of the wall and printings that decian “Mexican without Borders”. According to the Judge the pair estava not fulfilling the ordenancia and the municipal code of two violations. To fail in obtaining a permission to raise to a label in a arearesidencial and the other of sweepings in the property.

Giving one week them to remove lapared/label acambio to remove the violations and position. Mr. Fernandez, said queplanea to construct to another similar wall original wing that is 201x14 feet. The wall or label was constructed in September of the 2007 on the wall that sobrevivio a fire in the 2006. The label with letters of red color and blue wine to conoserce as the “Liberty Wall” and quickly comenzo an heated debate in the are very important actions will sees announced..Take a look at his Mexicans without borders sign...........http://66.196.80.202/babelfish/translate…

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La Raza conquest ...........MUST SEE
Manassas officials intend to take legal action this week against the property owners of the Liberty Street sign supporting immigrants.

The owners, Delia Alvarez and Gaudencio Fernandez, received a letter from the city dated May 15 warning that they had 10 days to bring the sign and surrounding land into compliance with city codes and ordinances or Manassas officials would respond.

The owners failed to act.

Two violations are cited in the letter: one regarding the absence of a building permit and the other about trash on the property.

Manassas City Manager Lawrence D. Hughes said Tuesday that paperwork is being prepared and that the city intends to file the violation with General District Court by the end of the week. This will put Manassas in a second immigration-related suit. City officials are in litigation over a suit that the District-based Equal Rights Center filed about the city's efforts to combat crowding.

The legal journey the city is about to embark on concerns the 12-by-40-foot sign that denounces the way Manassas and Prince William County officials have treated immigrants in the community. The sign is on the only remaining wall of a mostly demolished house and has been up since September. Hughes said the owner was not breaking any codes when the sign was erected, and the issue was a matter of free speech. The sign, however, broke city codes when Fernandez "fortified" it without a building permit last fall, by constructing braces to keep the wall vertical.


The city's letter states that Fernandez received a "notice of violation" Nov. 6. Fernandez was told then -- and again recently -- that he needed a building permit to alter the structure or a demolition permit to take the wall down.

"The problem is you either have a building permit or you don't," Hughes said. "He had been advised to get a permit, and he didn't."

This month, Manassas residents questioned why the city has given Fernandez so much time to comply. Hughes said the city was being cautious and studying the balance of free speech and code violations.