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Communist Chinese Heavily Penetrating Canada --
And People Thought I Was Nutty
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| 11/10/2002
| Linda A. Prussen-Razzano
Posted on 11/10/2002 5:35:31 AM PST by ex-Texan
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Covert Chinese penetration of our society is a major problem. It's time to close our borders!
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posted on
11/10/2002 5:35:32 AM PST
by
ex-Texan
To: ex-Texan
Would the Canadian version of George Bush please step forward!
To: ex-Texan
re:
"..
It's time to close our borders!.."
Nonesense.
It's time to be aware of what's going on around you and stop
being so complacent regarding your neighbor's "odd" activities.
Isolationism and closing of borders works as well as forbidding
your teenage kid of heavy petting to prevent promiscuity and
pregnancy. Preserve freedom of movement by paying attention
to details.
Stop expecting your government to protect you from all that's dangerous.
Egads, even the "conservatives" have been brainwashed..........
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posted on
11/10/2002 5:51:05 AM PST
by
Deep_6
To: ex-Texan
It will take America years to recover from the destructive effects of the Clinton Administration, but now that the U.S. is
back on track, we will recover and surge ahead. Thank God for George Bush--now and especially this Thanksgiving!
Yes. Top priority must be given to closing and securing our borders. Why is the use of the military for this purpose a problem? Why the hesitation?
Furthermore, the whereabouts of all aliens must be known, and all illegal aliens must be expelled.
To: ex-Texan
it's too late in Canaduahztan!
Chinese have taken over whole regions of the GTO,from spadina ave. now chinatown- to Markham,a sprawling northern suburb,all signs are Chinese,they even refuse speak english!
you have to drive through it to believe it
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posted on
11/10/2002 5:52:00 AM PST
by
wiseone
To: Deep_6
Yeah but, Deep, one of the ligitimate purposes of the federal government is national defense. It seems that securing and protecting the borders is a big part of national defense. Why would you not be in favor of that?
To: ex-Texan
>>...What they didn't buy, they stole...<<
A local fiber optic company had a Chinese employee that stole confidential material and fled to China. Company has won a judgement in US Courts against China. Rotsa Ruck in ever seeing the money though.
I'm willing to bet that's going on all over the country.
To: Savage Beast
re:
"..
It seems that securing and protecting the borders is a big part of national defense...."
There's another thread dealing with making encrypted messaging illegal, read that. It's
in the name of "national defense" also.
While the front door is bolted and locked to all; coming and going; YOU included,
the infiltration is through the back door. Ooooooo-kay.......
Let's make it mandatory to have in our possession at all times, a National
Identification card. Now you could feel safe, knowing that your government
will check each and every one of us at any time, to insure that no unscrupulous
foreigner has infiltrated our land.
What's next? Tattoos on our foreheads?
Stop demanding that your government controls everything for the sake of
"national defense", you're asking for trouble.
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posted on
11/10/2002 6:06:27 AM PST
by
Deep_6
To: wiseone
Heck, Richmond in BC IS Chinatown lol
But in fairness to the Chinese community in Canada, the vast majority are simply immigrants like any other. The problem is it would be easy for spies to blend in and there is little cooperation from Asian communities with police or other authorities.
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posted on
11/10/2002 6:08:44 AM PST
by
Skywalk
To: Deep_6
Preserve freedom of movement by paying attention to details."Eternal vigilance" is the key, but I am afraid of our own citizens...some of whom display very bad judgement by continually voting for candidates that wish to curtail our liberties. We risk everything either way.
Our swiss-cheese borders are problematic, but so would be every person keeping tabs on his/her neighbors. We need common sense plus a deep love and appreciation for our freedoms. I don't know how to teach the former, and in general people only learn appreciation for what they have after they've lost it.
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posted on
11/10/2002 6:12:15 AM PST
by
Aracelis
To: Savage Beast
There is no Canadian version of W. I spend a fair amount of time on business in Montreal where even my friends consider me a political barbarian. They are so far down the socialist road that it will take a war that hits them hard and then a few political generations to pull them back.
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posted on
11/10/2002 6:20:23 AM PST
by
wtc911
To: Deep_6; Savage Beast
<< What's next? Tattoos on our foreheads? >>
Let's not delude ourselves, shall we?
Every American forehead has effectively been tattooed ever since the traitor Roosefeldt and his gang of fellow bastard offspring of the American Communist Party -- and that gang's fellow travellers -- whose control of the bureaucratic levers of feral-gummint power and of Our Beloved FRaternal Republic's Courts has, since the mid 1930s, been close to Absolute -- first introduced the final hallmark of the totalitarian state.
The illegal, criminal, unlawful and unconstitutional national identity system by which every one of US is numbered and branded and which we all carry in the form of the "social security" card.
And this article but hints at the enormity of the loathesome and fearsome chinese communists' penetration; via the willingly compliant offices of the unfriendly state to Our North; into America's business and military secrets.
To: Deep_6
This is ridiculous. We can allow some people to migrate into the US, but we have to secure our borders and monitor the people who come in. We have very specific laws that make people go thru certain hoops to stay in our country, (Are they followed- NO- and that is a crime). There should never be uncheck immigration. That is suicide !!!
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posted on
11/10/2002 6:32:50 AM PST
by
Maxy
To: Piltdown_Woman
We need common sense plus a deep love and appreciation for our freedoms. I don't know how to teach the former, and in general people only learn appreciation for what they have after they've lost it.I agree but would be interested in what specific action can be taken (in your opinion) that provides protection we cannot bring about through individual efforts? What are we to do about our borders and alien controls?
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posted on
11/10/2002 6:38:40 AM PST
by
toddst
To: toddst
I agree but would be interested in what specific action can be taken (in your opinion) that provides protection we cannot bring about through individual efforts? What are we to do about our borders and alien controls?Aside from firming up our borders (National Guard?) and repatriating illegal aliens, I don't know. I don't see any easy answers...
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posted on
11/10/2002 6:45:09 AM PST
by
Aracelis
To: Deep_6
"Stop demanding that your government controls everything for the sake of 'national defense', you're asking for trouble."Of course, you're right about this. A clear vision of the possibilities of uncontolled government is yet one more gift of the Clinton Administration.
However, the securing of our borders is as basic and non-threatening to the citizenry as is a powerful and efficient military.
Identification cards and tattoos are unnecessary. Fingerprint and iris-identification computer databases would serve the same purpose.
I do not advocate such things for U.S. citizens. In fact, I oppose them as strongly as possible.
However, I would favor such a thing for aliens--for every non-citizen in the U.S. If you would not, why not?
To: Maxy
Control of the borders is only impossible to people happily exploiting illegal immigrants. It's amazing the United States had very good control of our borders for more than two hundred years. Most developed countries still maintain good control of their borders.
To: Savage Beast
Would the Canadian version of George Bush please step forward!He'd only win a couple of provinces at best...
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posted on
11/10/2002 7:00:21 AM PST
by
JimRed
To: Skywalk
Speaking of Chinese immigrants in Richmond, I had many a wonderful dinner at Chinese restaurants there during an extended stay in Toronto.
One in particular--I wish I could remember the name--was absolutely fabulous--and so were the Chinese immigrants who operated it!
One waitress in particular I'll never forget. She was so nice.
One evening, after the shark's fin soup and a glorious sago dessert, I told her that I had never had Peking duck.
She talked with the manager, and they told me that if I would come back the next night, they would prepare it for me de-luxe!
I did.
Even though the menu said that it was for two, they served it to me though I was alone and charged me for one person only.
They treated me like a king.
I was so grateful to them. They were embarrassed by my effusive expressions of gratitude, and that I regretted.
I have never forgotten. They were as lovely as any people I have ever met.
To: wtc911
Then we're just going to have to save them from themselves.
Furthermore, there's no way we're going to let that hunk of real estate go down the drain. (Sorry, Cannucks. Just stating the obvious.)
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