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Given the anger many of us feel at the masses marching waving Mexican flags and supporting the invasion of illegal immigrants drwoning parts of our nation, how many Freepers in teh NY/NJ area would be interested in a counter-protest where the Mexican flag was burned as a symbol of our rage? I am in Rockland County, NY.

There have been a few interesting comments regarding my now famous Fourteen Points. Some of the messages have been supportive. Others have been honest, thought-out expressions of concern that i go too far. And a few fal into this category: Anonymous said... Dude, Get a spam filter or something.And how ironic that the site hosting the petition advertises muslim clothing and dating services. Oh and F**K your petition you fascist b*****d!!!First, it is ironic that Google's ad engine would detect the term "islam" in my post and send Islamic dating services my way. Good eye Mr. Anonymous, if that's your...

There are many who support the Fourteen Points I outlined in an earlier thread. Sign the petition and pass on the link to those who support our position. http://www.ipetitions.com/campaigns/fourteenpoints/

I watch, with increasing frustration, the politically correct flailing of our government and public officials in the face of the Islamic threat. I believe in civil liberties, but not in civil suicide. Isalam does not deserve the protections offered enlightened religions under our constitution. First, Islam is a philosophy, not a race. So, attacks on profiling are meaningless. Second, its tenets with regard to non-believers are more akin to the vengeful and intolerant "theology" of Nazism than to the enlightened acceptance preached by Jews, Christians, Bhuddists, Hindus, Zoroastrians and others. A good place to learn more about our enemies is...

To honor our warriors, I'm reprinting a piece sent to me by a very liberal friend. There's always hope that they'll see the light. WHAT IS A VET By Father Dennis Edward O'Brien, USMC Some veterans bear visible signs of their service: a missing limb, a jagged scar, a certain look in the eye. Others may carry the evidence inside them: a pin holding a bone together, a piece of shrapnel in the leg - or perhaps another sort of inner steel: the soul's ally forged in the refinery of adversity. Except in parades, however, the men and women who...

Thanks to the Swift Vets and POWs For Truth, as well as the American electorate'sfundamental sense of right and wrong, we've avoided a disasterous John Kerry presidency. To the Swifties adn their POW allies, THANK YOU! You left your grandkids, took upi the banner and, once again, put yourselves in harm's way to defend the country. We didn't let you do it the first time, more than 30 years ago, and John Kerry defiled your honorable service anyway. Now the victory is yours and you can return to your lives having seen a renewed nation finally repudiate the traitors of...

A post on the Swift Vets' forum contained the following startling announcement: A TO THE POINT HEADS-UPI had a conversation with Bill Middendorf earlier today. Bill was the Secretary of the Navy from April 1974 to January 1978. I got to know Bill well when he was Ronald Reagan\'s Ambassador to the OAS and we worked together on support for the Contras.Bill has agreed to publicly state that to the best of his knowledge and recollection, John Kerry was dishonorably discharged from the military and fought to have this reversed while he (Bill)was SECNAV, which Bill of course refused to...

OK, it seems Dishonorable Discharge is probably not the right title. Kerry could only have received one of those if he was court-martialed and convicted, which would be part of the public record. However, he most likely received a less-than-honorable discharge. Earl Lively, a 30+ year veteran of the military makes a convincing case here. You may remember that Colonel Lively was the Director of Operations at Texas Air National Gaurd Headquarters when Bush served. His contention, as was mine in an earlier post, is that the Navy is "stonewalling" the release of documentation that would incriminate Kerry to cover...

There's been a lot of confusion, side-stepping and odd silences regarding John Kerry's departure from the Navy. The Navy Chief who's been pursuing this doggedly is quietly toiling away. A DC rally addressing this issue, scheduled for today, Sunday, has been canceled. The Swift Vets and POWs For Truth are silent. I have spoken with Don Nelson, as well as the Swift Vets, and can vouch for the authenticity of the original letter posted here. As for the truth, there's an all-out effort to get at it and present it with every "t" crossed amd every "i" dotted so the...

There's been a lot of confusion, side-stepping and odd silences regarding John Kerry's departure from the Navy. The Navy Chief who's been pursuing this doggedly is quietly toiling away. A DC rally addressing this issue, scheduled for today, Sunday, has been canceled. The Swift Vets and POWs For Truth are silent. I have spoken with Don Nelson, as well as the Swift Vets, and can vouch for the authenticity of the original letter posted here. As for the truth, there's an all-out effort to get at it and present it with every "t" crossed amd every "i" dotted so the...

Through a very reliable source, I received a copy of the following e-mail to Sean Hannity asking his help in exposing the truth about John Kerry's discharge papers fromteh US Navy. The author is a retired former Navy lawyer and he references the former personal lawyer to then Secretary of the Navy J. William Middleton. If these two gentlemen can shed light on the truth of John Kerry's record, then the American people have a right to know. Subject: Fw: THE JIMMY CARTER LEGACY CONTINUES Sean,I was on active duty as a U.S. Navy lawyer when all of this was...

Escher was famous for his wonderful illusions that had soldiers marching endlessly up a set of stairs that led to….the bottom of the stairs; motifs that evolved from one shape to another as they moved across the canvass; and played beautiful tricks with perspective. Even carefully tracing the lines of one of his works, it can be difficult to pinpoint the illusion. We expect it to make sense and, when it doesn’t, our minds struggle to construct a reasonable interpretation. If they can’t, it’s almost painful. That same feeling comes over me when I listen to the Democratic candidate. John...

In the fine investigative tradition of CBS, The New Conservative brings you actual quotes from Kerry supporters. These have been verified by Ingebe Nobongo, with whom I’m currently engaged in bringing $25 million out of Nigeria to help the son of a former Agriculture Minister who’s been jailed but managed to hide the money in a Swiss bank. If I can trust Ingebe with my banking details, along with a $25,000 good faith payment, you can trust him to vouch for these quotes. John Kerry’s hair is just so awesome. He’s tall too. And did you know that he fought...

General Merrill A. McPeak, for those of you not familiar with his background, is a retired general in the US Air Force. He had a distinguished career as a fighter pilot, fought honorably over Vietnam, held numerous senior positions and rose to become the Chief of Staff. He's now supports John Kerry's candidacy for President of the United States. Just for the record, let's review what we know about John Kerry. John Kerry served a year on the USS Gridley, of which five weeks were spent in the vicinity of Vietnam, far off the coast. He now claims this as...

That's why the Kerry campaign's response to Mr. Cheney's speech this week was so inadequate. In his address in Fulton, Mo., Mr. Cheney was unsparing in his criticism of Mr. Kerry, but his line of attack had nothing to do with Vietnam. Rather, Mr. Cheney questioned Mr. Kerry's record on defense and foreign policy, asserting that he "has given us ample grounds to doubt the judgment and the attitude he brings to bear on vital issues of national security." Some of his points were unfair; for instance, Mr. Kerry's proposed cuts in the intelligence budget a decade ago aren't evidence,...

May 29— The Pentagon is considering a massive covert action program to overthrow Iran's ruling ayatollahs as the only way to stop the country's nuclear weapons ambitions, senior State Department and Pentagon officials told ABCNEWS.

Tov B. Brog © 2003 It's Our Existence, StupidBy Tov B. Brog May 21st 2003 –Let’s just cut to the chase.  Forget about avoiding provocation.  Stop agonizing over land-for-peace deals that’ll never work.  Quit thinking that the other side, whether they be Islamic fundamentalists going after the US, or Palestinians blowing up kids in Israel, is interested in any final deal that leaves us with breath in our bodies.  They aren’t. We need to get it through our heads that it’s our existence that’s the problem here. We have to start taking the Bin-Ladens and the Arafats at their...

<p>Have any of you been following the latest on JFK? It seems he had his way with a 19-year-old intern named "Mimi," and now "Mimi" has spoken out.</p> <p>Marion Fahnestock (search), now 60 years old, tells the New York Daily News it's all true. That while she couldn't type, she could indeed do other things to catch the commander-in-chief's attention.</p>

Tov B. Brog © 2003 Al Qaeda's DemiseBy Tov B. Brog May 15th 2003 –If Superman were a Republican, he never would have survived past the second issue of his comic book.  Every Liberal media pundit would have raked him over the coals for “allowing” the continued activities of one Lex Luthor.  Remember good old Lex?  No matter how many times the Man-Of-Steel put that guy away; he always came back for more.  Batman had the same trouble with the Joker and the Penguin.  Well, George W. Bush is keeping good company because the Left isn’t treating him any...

The Trivialization of the Democratic PartyBy Tov B. Brog May 13th 2003 – Robert K. Byrd’s recent speech attacking the President for his visit to the USS Abraham Lincoln is symptomatic of a broader problem within the Democratic Party.  They’ve got no issues!  It’s not that there aren’t any issues to discuss.  There are.  It’s just that the Left can’t seem to engage them in any meaningful way. Against a President willing to assume enormous political risks, with the war in Iraq, and the difficult rebuilding efforts underway, as well as bold tax proposals here at home, the Left has...