Posted on 04/07/2006 7:07:15 PM PDT by pulaskibush
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that is great, heres another plan, vote for tancredo in 08 and if enough of the spinless republicans see this the might wake up but i doubt it.
Pick up your phone. They have been shooting at our Border Patrol guys for the past few years, and it's getting worse.
Those guys are the unsung heroes of the invasion. They are risking their lives, getting NO support from DC... they are the thinnest of the "thin blue line", and getting stretched even thinner.
Kiss off Frist! Deport, enforce!
NO AMNESTY!
how's that?
Didn't you get the memo?
While we were sleeping (or maybe while we blinked!), the "guest worker plan" somehow morphed into a fast-track CITIZENSHIP amnesty plan!
Suddenly, all that BS about "guest workers" being given permits to come here as "temporary workers" seems to have fallen off the truck, never to be mentioned again.
But hey, it served its purpose. It gave them the vehicle for getting this stuff to the floor of the legislature, where they could work their magic on it and convert it into the citizenship program.
Now you see the game plan. Cute, eh?
my mom came here legally why cant everyone else. I can remember marching down every Jan 2 of the new year to the Post Office with here as she showed here green card up until the day she became a US citizen. There were no special benefits for her it is simple OBEY THE FREAKIN LAW AND WE ALL CAN BE HAPPY
It isn't about "guest workers". It never was.
It's about giving fast-track CITIZENSHIP to the Mexical illegals. And that's what it was always about -- but, if they'd let on to that from the start, NWIH would it ever have gotten to the floor of the legislature.
So, they played a game of presto-chango. Push for a "guest worker plan", so that people would grudgingly allow them to submit a bill, and then, drop a CITIZENSHIP program on us!
How's it feel to be "represented" by our "leaders"?
makes me proud NOT
i just heard my union is holding a protest however only certian people got the email regarding this something that makes you go hum
Did someone pay you to say that, or are you just recovering from a knock to the head?
LOL!
Viva la Aztlan!
Reconquista!
Yeah, with friends like that, who needs enemies?
Huh? "Status quo"?
Hardly.
I don't think that by any stretch of credulity, can one equate the fast-track CITIZENSHIP of tens of millions of illegal invaders to "maintaining the status quo."
2 Frist v (Oh, geez, I don't know, whenever he got into office) 1 a: To give up without a fight b: to roll over c: to screw over one's constituents and country (as an elected official)
Fristian \fris-te-un\ adj (since high school, I guess) : posessing qualities of a chicken, coward, failed leader, pusillanimous pipsqueak, weenie, cacazote (Ital.)
Here's something I posted in another thread that should answer that question:
ORDER AT THE BORDER (shock as hyphenates wave Mexican flags, chant "Mexico, Mexico")
To: Liz
OK, did I hear you say "underdeveloped countries?" The government of Mexico---with all of its oil revenue----needs to be taking care of its own people, not "outsourcing' them as wards of American taxpayers. Mexico can well-afford it. Mexico has more "Forbes" billionaires, 11, than all but eight other nations. It has more billionaires than Saudi Arabia, Switzerland or Taiwan. It also has more than 85,000 millionaires.
Mexico is a very racist, very bifurcated "society". I can't really use the word "culture", because that implies the singular.
You almost never hear of "people from Mexico" being called anything other than "Mexicans" -- at least, you don't hear it in this country.
In Mexico, though, it's a different matter. A very different matter.
Have you noticed how Senor Fox doesn't "look like a Mexican" (or even have a "Mexican-sounding" name?)
In Mexico, there are two classes -- one, fairly small, very wealthy, and powerful (they run the country!), and, another class, very poor, with essentially no rights, no power, no hope -- other than "crossing the Rio Grande".
Fox and the rest of the ruling class call themselves "Spanish"; the "underclass" -- the folks given nice colorful comicbooks with directions on sneaking across the border, printed up courtesy of the "Spanish" who run the government -- these folks are called "Mestizos" -- and here, they're called "Mexicans."
The "Spanish" don't sneak across the border. When they come to the USA, it's via jet plane, with the red carpet laid out before them upon arrival. They are the heads of state and industry.
The "Spanish" have decided to knock off a few birds with one stone. By "exporting their underclass" to us, they are freed from any obligation to care for them on their own -- and more significantly, they are relieved of the worry of revolt. The "Spanish" work diligently to focus the "Mestizo" anger against "the gringo nation", and, have propagandized them to accept the idea that by coming here in sufficient numbers, they will be able to "reconquer" the land for Mexico.
In a way, the process is chillingly similar to the brainwashing in the middle east, that convinces their underclass to strap on a suicide belt and get on the bus.
In both cases, it's a win-win for the "uberclass" -- they get their unwanted underclass to do the dirty work, and, they get rid of them in the process!
Eventually, the hope is that the invaders (or cast-offs, depending on one's perspective) will succeed in some measure of "reconquista", and Mexico will be in a position to impose terms of surrender. The underclass, sent out as "footsoldiers of the revolution", will -- by that plan -- succeed in taking back the land for the mother country -- and then, they'll be back to square one: unwanted Mestizos. But shhhhh! Don't tell them that! It might piss 'em off, and get 'em mad at the "Spanish" who have chumped 'em up as an army of "useful idiots."
Meanwhile, on "our" side of the border, we are hamstrung by deep-pocketed lobbies, who are intent on maintaining their supply of what might politely be termed "slave labor". And, in government, we have "sport-politicos" (nearly all politicians, it seems), who have realized that thanks to "motor-voter", the tens of millions of illegals make a handy dandy "constituency."
The rest of us, I guess, can go piss up a rope.
51 posted on 03/28/2006 8:21:17 PM EST by Don Joe (We've traded the Rule of Law for the Law of Rule.)
:-)
not so fast true not all mexicans hate us I have relatives from Mexico and my best friend is from El Salvador, but alot dont like us either, when at a soccer game in Mexico they were chanting in favor of Osma just like all germans are not nazi the point is if you break the law you go to jail or get fined or something. and just because they want a better life does not mean they can break the law and as for the Saudi's not all Saudi's are bad there are very many that love the USA so we could use that same feeling of actual US citizens some love it here some dont I can think of several actors who were willing to leave if Bush won will they are still here and Bush won. And I happen to be a first generation American where my family obeyed all the laws to get here that is the problem
If I recall correctly, Congress authorized 2000 new agents acouple years ago, but Bush would only allow 200.
See my previous post.
"Mexico" is not a monolithic culture, even though from our perspective it seems like it is.
Mexico is ruled by an asristocracy, racially separate from the "Mexicans" that come sweeping over our border.
This aristocracy is comprised of the descendants of the European conquerors; they refer to themselves as "Spanish" rather than "Mexican."
The poor underclass, that they are driving across the border, are the "Mestizos". The "Spanish", simply stated, do not want them around, other than in the minimal numbers necessary to sweep their floors and mow their lawns.
What we are experiencing is the receiving end of a "bloodless ethnic cleansing" -- and the vile arrogance of the "Spanish" is evident when they accuse us of "racism" for resisting this assault.
It's really a remarkable process, and we've been getting the "mushroom treatment" for years. The facts are no secret -- hut try and get the media -- or "our leaders" to acknowledge it. Ain't gonna happen. On "our" side, there are "interests" who consider the Mestizos as what amount to slaves, to work the "new plantation economy".
The whole thing is SO vile as to boggle the mind.
Brilliant. I would make a variation (for context) of that your tagline.
"So I helped broker an agreement that would have coupled the strong border security and interior enforcement provisions. . . ."
Mule cookies. What he brokered is spelled very simply:
a-m-n-e-s-t-y.
He and McCain got their royal butts racked by the pressure of the American people.
I've yet to hear one Illegal asking for citizenship. I thought is was JOBS they wanted. Look at the signs at the protests They obviously consider themselves citizens of Mexico, so why are these idiots offering more than they're even asking for? There should be some serious ROPES tied to citizenship, like paying income tax, no welfare, no freebies of anything, speak English. Any violations and your citizenship is withdrawn.
This sounds interesting; tell me more!
I know nothing of poker, but I'm a former computer programmer, and now a writer. I like to think I've got a fairly decent synapse-farm upstairs. So I figure I could probably learn the game if I set myself to it.
I take it the two places you named above are either casinos, or hangouts of some sort frequented by illegals? Are they suckers for that game? Is this something that could be done in other parts of the country from wherever you are located?
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