| "He was a great Mexican pitcher, don't you think?"
"Oh, do you mean that city in the Philippines, with the proletariat park?"  |
Posted on 10/25/2018 9:58:50 PM PDT by ransomnote
If or when you find Thomas Wictor, can you ping/freepmail me? I just tried to find him on gab.ai then gab.com and got blanks.
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Guess I’m clueless somehow. Wasn’t aware I’d offended. I was trying to be friendly.
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“””The SPLC can suck it.”””
YES THEY CAN, and the corporations that support them.
Thanks for the good stuff, keep it coming:
Punisher, synagogue connect the dots, Surviving Venezuela, Red label games....
Back to looking for Waco Jim, evil enforcement expert
Their host cut them off. I read that on Thomas Wictor’s gab thread, and a few minutes later, poof it was gone.
I replied to your previous post, then read this post, and it is back up!
| "He was a great Mexican pitcher, don't you think?"
"Oh, do you mean that city in the Philippines, with the proletariat park?" |
Mark
Yep, down again.
Oh my goodness!!! I meant I was trying to be polite by merely saying they should be disemboweled, I did not see any offense nor did I take any.
It takes quite a bit to offend me. Like a punch in the face...
Same company.
Oh. Good. Thanks. Same here.
They wouldn’t even need to learn a new language!
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Mexico Offers to Provide Jobs, Education to Caravan Migrants
Mexico’s government unveiled a plan to provide employment, health care, and education to thousands of Central American migrants who are part of the caravan that is traveling from Honduras towards the U.S border.
This week, Mexico’s government unveiled their plan called “Estas En Tu Casa” or “You Are in Your Home.” The program provides the migrants with temporary employment, access to government-funded health care, and education for their children. The migrants who take part in the program will be employed in the cleaning and maintenance of public buildings and roads. As Breitbart News has reported, thousands of migrants from Honduras are making their way into Mexico in an effort to reach the U.S. Border. The caravan has caused international tension as the U.S. government threatened to remove international aid to Central America if the caravan is not stopped.
In order to take part in the program, the migrants and their families must be in the country legally and reach out to immigration authorities who will sign them up. The program will only be available in the southern Mexican states of Chiapas and Oaxaca. Those who are part of the caravan and entered the country illegally will be given time to begin the immigration process and must follow Mexico’s immigration law. Those in the program will also be given Mexico’s version of a social security number, commonly known as CURP (Clave Unica de Registro Publico) so they are able to open bank accounts and carry out other bureaucratic processes.
According to Mexico’s Secretariat of the Interior, the program is designed to help up to 6,000 migrants and will be supported through emergency funds destined for social emergencies. The program will be operated by Mexico’s Communications and Transportation Secretariat.
Notta problem!
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