...And our criminal news media has said nothing about it...
Posted on 05/01/2006 10:19:19 PM PDT by Southack
There was No Rush Hour Traffic Today in West Palm Beach, I heard the same for Fort Laud and Miami.
Thanks Illegals!!!
Could you all take off tommorow, or just go back to Mexico? It'd make my daily communte so much easier!
How was traffic in the other cities around the US today? Much better, right?
#2 Yesterday, 07:48 PM Chad072 Location: Humble, Tx
Houston traffic looked a little lighter today.
jbemedicalanalyst
Traffic seemed lighter in Orlando
#4 Yesterday, 08:43 PM TexasF355F1 Location: Houston Full Name: Jason
Quote: Originally Posted by Chad072 Houston traffic looked a little lighter today.
Seemed about the same to me, maybe got to work about 5 minutes faster than usual.
My dad did say I-10 was a ***** to get around b/c of the "march".
#5 Yesterday, 08:46 PM Ferrari330P4 Location: San Francisco cali
Today i got home 30 minutes earlier than usual it was ****ing sweet.
#6 Yesterday, 08:49 PM SrfCity
LA was bueno. So I herd
SrfCity
FerrariLord Location: Atlanta, GA Full Name: Brendon Jackson Posts: 271
Atlanta was nothing. Wife said it took her 20 minutes to ger home as opposed to the usual hour commute.
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#10 Yesterday, 09:54 PM JCR
Houston Traffic
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My commute takes me from the Heights area to Westhiemer and Beltway 8. I swear there was half the traffic as usual outbound this morning. Missing were all the landscape workers in their trucks w/trailers and a lot of construction people too. When do we start the deportations. I go home via Woodway and Memorial so all those clowns were in Memorial Park with their Mexican flags. GRRR.
passiveoptimist12
#12 Yesterday, 10:17 PM MrScarface
I saw some at the protest that were carrying El Salvadore flags over an American flag that was hung upside down. I was hoping they would get hit by a bus. Never happened.
MrScarface Silver Subscribed Join Date: May 2005 Location: Sarasota/BradentonFL
Getting home today was a breeze. Seemed like no one was on the road.
This should be a mandatory national holiday! ISH day.
I noticed it here in Ventura county also.Hmmmm
Lets bump this up into Frontpage, please, for a Free Republic nationwide survey.
Or poll. A poll on traffic would be good.
California was wide open.
Not only was there no gridlock, but now you realize the gridlock are illegals...uninsured motorists at that.
California was wide open.
Not only was there no gridlock, but now you realize the gridlock are illegals...uninsured motorists at that.
...And our criminal news media has said nothing about it...
Rush had some callers calling in today commenting about the light traffic in their commute areas.
This is too funny.
You expected otherwise? Oh, puh-leeeeeze...
Many businesses took a loss.
Most did not.
Most Schools in Calfornia had truancies..........and the lost was estimated at $2 million dollars Statewide .
Moral of the story?
Illegal Aliens are still ILLEGAL, whether libs try to call them "undocumented" or any other bullshit contrived names.
When will our Government enforce the status of ILLEGAL???
I never thought about this aspect of the march! If some smart FReeper figured the cost savings in high-priced gasoline from having a bunch of criminals on the road (illegally and without insurance), we could get the word out. (I still don't know why "they" can't round up the illegals at these marches, arrest and deport them.)
Thanks for the ping, Southack!
Obviously, in this matter, the MSM doesn't care about "clean air" nor "Global Warming". How were the asthma/allergy rates in those cities where the traffic was so low? Tsk. No mention, I'll bet.
Thanks for the ping.
Traffic on the Turnpike in Dade going north @ 6:15 A.M. seemed as light as it usually is at 5:45 A.M.
Illegals usually drive like crap, way below the speed limit in old junkers in the left, center, and right lane at the same time, sort of a moving roadblock.
Good post. I take MARTA (Metro Atlanta Regional Transit) because it's soooooo much easier than driving, but even there, I noticed the subways were not as packed and the buses actually had seats.
The strike felt like a trip down memory lane here in San Jose, at least traffic-wise. It was like 1975 again.
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