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Send A Brick to Congress
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| 5-3-06
| Vanity
Posted on 05/03/2006 9:50:12 AM PDT by deener
Let your Congressmen know you want a wall built on the Mexican border by sending them a brick to get the project started. This project is really heating up and the leader of the group will be on Fox & Friends Thursday, May 4. The website is http://www.send-a-brick.com/.
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KEYWORDS: aliens; bricks; illegalaliens; illegalimmigration; illegals; immigration; wall
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posted on
05/03/2006 9:50:12 AM PDT
by
deener
To: deener
This idea is so cool but...
I don't think you have to accept delivery of a package.
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posted on
05/03/2006 9:52:56 AM PDT
by
Vision
("There are no limits to growth because there are no limits of human intelligence" Ronald Reagan)
To: deener
Can I send a fence post instead? :)
To: deener
Too bad we can't send 'em backbones...
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posted on
05/03/2006 9:54:33 AM PDT
by
reagan_fanatic
(Support American sovereignty - boycott employers of illegal aliens)
To: Vision
>>>
I don't think you have to accept delivery of a package. <<< At the very least it will convert a bunch of Washington DC mail-carriers into advocates for a wall!!
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posted on
05/03/2006 9:55:21 AM PDT
by
HardStarboard
(Get legal or get out!)
To: deener
Ummm... Isn't congress already filled with brick-headed individuals?
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posted on
05/03/2006 9:56:23 AM PDT
by
MortMan
(Trains stop at train stations. On my desk is a workstation...)
To: Vision
This idea is so cool but...
I don't think you have to accept delivery of a package.
If the delivery method is of question try going to Washington and deliver it throught their windows.
Maybe THAT would get their attention !!!!!!
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posted on
05/03/2006 9:56:58 AM PDT
by
jongaltsr
(Hope to See ya in Galt's Gultch.)
To: jongaltsr
IMHO, I think that may get their attention
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posted on
05/03/2006 9:58:49 AM PDT
by
Vision
("There are no limits to growth because there are no limits of human intelligence" Ronald Reagan)
To: deener
This is one of those ideas that sounds great while sitting around the table having morning coffee. Implementation and results are not feasible, though.
First thing that comes to my mind- the money spent irradiating bricks. All congressional packages are irradiated. Then there's the money spent actually disposing of the bricks- because Congress isn't going to just put them on the shelf for display to tourists.
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posted on
05/03/2006 10:00:36 AM PDT
by
brothers4thID
(Being lectured by Ted Kennedy on ethics is not unlike being lectured on dating protocol by Ted Bundy)
To: MortMan
You are right in your evaluation of the politicos in DC. But perhaps they will get the message through their dense heads. If not maybe the bricks will fall on a toe or two giving them a pain.
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posted on
05/03/2006 10:02:31 AM PDT
by
Doc91678
(Doc91678)
To: deener
Darnit. I just put my last brick in my gas tank on the advice of an aggie engineer. He said I'd use less gas.
To: Vision
I don't think you have to accept delivery of a package. They did. I have sent two and they were delivered. I tracked them. Doesn't matter who gets them. I sent mine to Frist and Hastert. Cost approx $10 for two bricks.
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posted on
05/03/2006 10:02:51 AM PDT
by
Snoopers-868th
(Send-a-Brick.com. Send a brick to Washington and cash to Minutemen for a wall.)
To: brothers4thID
First thing that comes to my mind- the money spent irradiating bricks. All congressional packages are irradiated. Then there's the money spent actually disposing of the bricks- because Congress isn't going to just put them on the shelf for display to tourists. If our government can waste money on the illegals I don't much care how much this costs them to deal with. Screw 'em--I want to make a point.
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posted on
05/03/2006 10:05:01 AM PDT
by
Snoopers-868th
(Send-a-Brick.com. Send a brick to Washington and cash to Minutemen for a wall.)
To: Earthdweller
Can I send a fence post instead? :)
LOL! I think any sort of building materials will get the point across. Bag of cement, anyone?
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posted on
05/03/2006 10:05:06 AM PDT
by
Serenissima Venezia
(Stop the “No Illegal Alien Left Behind Act” – call/email/fax/write your Senators today!)
To: Serenissima Venezia
We could send them Mexican flags to display in their offices.
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posted on
05/03/2006 10:06:09 AM PDT
by
Snoopers-868th
(Send-a-Brick.com. Send a brick to Washington and cash to Minutemen for a wall.)
To: Trout-Mouth
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posted on
05/03/2006 10:07:14 AM PDT
by
brothers4thID
(Being lectured by Ted Kennedy on ethics is not unlike being lectured on dating protocol by Ted Bundy)
To: brothers4thID
Implementation and results are not feasible, though.
I thought so too at first when this idea was kicked around a week or two ago, but I'm seeing news stories about bricks showing up on congressmen's desks. I think it's a much better attention-grabber than even a well-written letter.
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posted on
05/03/2006 10:07:24 AM PDT
by
Serenissima Venezia
(Stop the “No Illegal Alien Left Behind Act” – call/email/fax/write your Senators today!)
To: Trout-Mouth
Heard of the star registry? I'm starting an ultra conservative website and offering to sell bricks with your name in honor of your donation of $50 to the fences make good neighbors society.
To: reagan_fanatic
To: Trout-Mouth
We could send them Mexican flags to display in their offices.
LOL! I'm having too good a time here today, laughing out loud at my monitor. I'm glad nobody else is home!
That would get the point across just as well!
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posted on
05/03/2006 10:09:27 AM PDT
by
Serenissima Venezia
(Stop the “No Illegal Alien Left Behind Act” – call/email/fax/write your Senators today!)
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