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To: AmericaTalks

Most people are afraid to think about the immigration issue, afraid to face the fact that they are powerless, afraid to think of the consequences to them and their families of their own personal lack of power in the face of this invasion. So, they turn to the circus and, for now, pretend that all is ok, with the minor exception of a rich strumpet getting unequal consideration from the criminal justice systems.


3 posted on 06/10/2007 8:26:38 AM PDT by samtheman
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To: samtheman
So, they turn to the circus and, for now, pretend that all is ok, ...

Life is a cabaret, old chum.
Come to the cabaret.

10 posted on 06/10/2007 8:34:46 AM PDT by LantzALot (Yes, it’s my opinion. No, it’s not humble.)
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To: samtheman

In 1998 America was distracted from the Clinton scandals by a home run race between McQuire and Sosa. Pushed the “bad news” right off the front page.


15 posted on 06/10/2007 8:43:35 AM PDT by weegee (Libs want us to learn to live with terrorism, but if a gun is used they want to rewrite the Const.)
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To: samtheman

It is not the people that are beating that sick horse. It is the media, her handlers and those in positions of authority who want Americans to think about anything but their own interests and the interests of their nation.

Don’t condemn your own for failing to fully comprehend the evil which resides in the hearts of those in Power. It is those in Power who take every measure to keep the average American unaware and/or otherwise so burdened by concerns over a living that full and active participation as a citizen is beyond him..

W


45 posted on 06/11/2007 2:00:36 AM PDT by WLR
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