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An Open Letter to Mr. Jim Robinson
April/25/05 | jveritas

Posted on 04/25/2005 6:13:10 AM PDT by jveritas

What is happening to Free Republic Mr. Robinson? The Bush Haters and Republican Haters are getting louder and more daring by the hour. These phony conservatives who claim the Conservatism purity are savagely attacking President Bush and the GOP as bad as the worst liberals.

The Bash Bush feast is becoming a part of every thread. Everywhere you see Bush is a traitor, Bush wants to sell our sovereignty to Mexico, Bush is a liberal, Bush has no spine, Bush is destroying our economy, Bush is puppet in Vincent Fox hand, Bush is this Bush is that, everything wrong in this world is Bush fault.

Nothing but doom and gloom is coming from these phony conservatives. For them our economy is destroyed, liberals are controlling the government, the GOP will be finished by 2006, Mexico has invaded the US and changed its identity, China is superior to us, we are no more a superpower, and on and on and on. Every minor bump in the road is turned into a Mount Everest of catastrophe and disaster

Either Free Republic will remain the Premier political forum on the internet, a site to advance the real conservative cause and provide great and continuous support to our President Bush and the Republican Party, or it will be forum controlled by bitter and delusional phony conservatives who can never win on the ballot box, and come to FR to poison the atmosphere through their extreme kooky rhetoric and turn it into another Dummyland.

Enough is Enough.


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To: tomkat

100? Just wanted in on an otherwise useless thread.


101 posted on 04/25/2005 7:12:32 AM PDT by Dead Corpse (Never underestimate the will of the downtrodden to lie flatter.)
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To: Californiajones
CJ, I lift shamelessly from another's words, which in my view is right on... as you are IMHO..

Quoting " Soon third world status R us.

The elite that own and operate the government for their personal enrichment are in effect destroying the huge middle class that has made this country great. One of these days they will find a way to circumvent even having to go through a voting process, a process that makes the citizens "THINK' they have a voice in their government.

We American Citizens are at war with our government, as they refuse to act in 'our' best interest. Listening to the whiners on the various sides of the political color wheel of the day is getting pretty funny now. The Senate is simply putting on a 'tabloid show' for our irritation or enjoyment, but with little positive result for the whole of the American population. Fiddling and dawdling till they can all hit the dusty campaign trail again with promises made sticking corn out of a bus window, and telling the crippled they shall walk if they are elected.

If possible, AT ALL, it would be good to turn the Senate upside down, and shakeout the shakedown artists, commies, socialists and traitors, and start again, with a citizen government, where the elected working man, NOT POLITICIAN, returns to his home to face and live with the laws made for the rest of us. The revolution will be at the ballot box, and we would be well advised to make 2006 the year to preserve our sovereignty, and constitution, before our rights to do so are wiped from the pages of our founding. JMVHO.

102 posted on 04/25/2005 7:18:51 AM PDT by JesseJane (Senate Republicans = Fainting Goats.... BOO! ~Close your wallet~)
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To: Dead Corpse

Too late. I just squeaked in ahead of ya. Heh.


103 posted on 04/25/2005 7:20:41 AM PDT by Eastbound (Jacked out since 3/31/05)
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To: Dead Corpse
Damned close !

"Just a silly millimeter longer, 101 ..."

104 posted on 04/25/2005 7:20:47 AM PDT by tomkat (dating myself because it's cheaper)
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To: MineralMan
No need. I have ABS.

Yeah, I see you guys every so often, running around in your spandex shorts with your shirts off. "Oooh, look at me, I've got a six pack! I do six hundred crunches a day!" Well, buddy, according to the government, those of us with normal bellies are going to be around when you "healthy" guys are buried! How bout that? Huh? Huh?

....Oh, Antilock Braking System. That' s different.

Never mind.

105 posted on 04/25/2005 7:21:45 AM PDT by L.N. Smithee (Honestly - would anybody be surprised if it was revealed George Felos is a necrophiliac?)
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To: L.N. Smithee
Yeah, I see you guys every so often, running around in your spandex shorts with your shirts off. "Oooh, look at me, I've got a six pack!

Yeah, well I have a KEG around my waist. Literally. So there.

106 posted on 04/25/2005 7:28:17 AM PDT by dirtboy (Drooling moron since 1998...)
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To: getmeouttaPalmBeachCounty_FL
Mmmmm hmmmmm... no jujubees for you, then.

"No jujubes for you?" You got your Seinfeld episodes mixed up.

107 posted on 04/25/2005 7:28:54 AM PDT by L.N. Smithee (Honestly - would anybody be surprised if it was revealed George Felos is a necrophiliac?)
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To: dirtboy
The amount the government takes, IMO, is less important than what the government spends.

Precisely why Dr. Walter Williams has advocated a constitutional SPENDING CAP as expressed by percentage of GNP.

108 posted on 04/25/2005 7:35:15 AM PDT by Protagoras (Christ is risen.)
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To: JesseJane
The revolution will be at the ballot box, and we would be well advised to make 2006 the year to preserve our sovereignty, and constitution, before our rights to do so are wiped from the pages of our founding. JMVHO

So who are you going to elect?

109 posted on 04/25/2005 7:37:25 AM PDT by jveritas (The Left cannot win a national election ever again.)
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To: RushCrush

placemarker


110 posted on 04/25/2005 7:43:51 AM PDT by CONSERVE
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To: jveritas

I can't elect anyone. I've yet to see a candidate rise for consideration. If they are for the American citizen first, in every way, then, perhaps they'll have my support.


At this point, I feel the Senate should make room for 51% voting illegal aliens. Certainly it isn't fair to have only the duly elected speak for citizens when non-citizens have only a shadow voice. I want illegal alien Senators!! It's time to open the full treasury to the world, and put working American citizens in their place, enslaved and silenced. /s


111 posted on 04/25/2005 7:52:20 AM PDT by JesseJane (Senate Republicans = Fainting Goats.... BOO! ~Close your wallet~)
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To: L.N. Smithee
Well, I haven't seen any of those abs for a few year's, I'm afraid. I'm not that much overweight, at 6'1" and 180 lb, but somehow the belly ain't as tight at 60 as it was at 35. Oh, well...
112 posted on 04/25/2005 7:59:46 AM PDT by MineralMan (godless atheist)
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To: jveritas; dirtboy; Jim Robinson

Dirtboy calls Bush and jveritas "fools".

And misconstrues what many Bush bashers misconstrued from his remark that "we don't need Vigilantism on the Borders", when asked about the Minuteman project. This morning on Fox, the leading Minuteman guy said Bush was given a false rap about the word "Vigilantism", because the Minutemen themselves agree with Bush that we don't need Vigilantism, and the Minutemen are not acting as Vigilantes.

Which I feel certain Bush did not have enough information on when he spoke out. Neither did I, until I learned how the Minutemen were operating. The guy went on to complain about our border policies under President Bush, but he was nice and respectful in so doing, and he laid most of the blame on Congress.

THIS IS A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF WHAT JVERTAS MEANS...THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN REASONABLE DISCUSSION OF ISSUES VS. VITRIOLIC HATRED OF AND ATTACKS ON PRESIDENT BUSH TAKING OVER THE SITE.


113 posted on 04/25/2005 8:01:08 AM PDT by txrangerette
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114 posted on 04/25/2005 8:02:28 AM PDT by tomkat
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To: txrangerette
THIS IS A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF WHAT JVERTAS MEANS...THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN REASONABLE DISCUSSION OF ISSUES VS. VITRIOLIC HATRED OF AND ATTACKS ON PRESIDENT BUSH TAKING OVER THE SITE.

I supported Bush in both elections. And I'm sorry, but he attacked the Minutemen without apparently understanding their approach and their agenda, and he has, over his term, refused to take border security seriously. He is alienating a large chunk of his base, and also giving our enemies the means to enter this country and attack us. I think "foolish" is a very appropriate term for that negligence, both politically and governmentally. If you find that too harsh, tough. Because that's the way I feel - and there are many, many others who feel the same way - just research the conference that the Heritage Foundation is having this week over the unwillingness to secure the borders to see how pervasive this sentiment is.

115 posted on 04/25/2005 8:04:54 AM PDT by dirtboy (Drooling moron since 1998...)
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To: txrangerette
This morning on Fox, the leading Minuteman guy said Bush was given a false rap about the word "Vigilantism", because the Minutemen themselves agree with Bush that we don't need Vigilantism, and the Minutemen are not acting as Vigilantes.

The Minuteman spokesman can afford to be magnaminous - because they kicked some serious PR arse and scored a major blow against those who shrug their shoulders over our border problems. But Bush very clearly was speaking about the Minutemen when he uttered the charge about vigilantism - and he was wrong.

116 posted on 04/25/2005 8:07:06 AM PDT by dirtboy (Drooling moron since 1998...)
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To: dts32041
Bush is just plan weird.

Well....ummmmmm. Plan weird?

Okay...yeah I get it....he does have some odd..and maybe weird plans.

So does my wife....

Heck, so do I..!!

LOL!!

117 posted on 04/25/2005 8:07:28 AM PDT by Osage Orange (He Hate Me)
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To: jveritas; All
but they should be disciplined and tamed down.

Perhaps you should read this article, posted on the GOP USA website.

For The GOP, A Warning

I would be willing to guess that everyone on this site is extremely thankful that Bush won the election. But to say that any of us need to be disciplined and censored for criticizing the administration is idiotic. Those of us who volunteered our time and resources to get President Bush reelected are dismayed at the Republican's performance thus far, including the President, and their lack of confidence since the election is astonishing as well as disappointing. We have come to expect the good ol Texas swagger, and a bit of arrogance, from President Bush. He is showing none of that steadfastness now.

If you think that the huge deficit, the lack of a collective spine over judges (nuke option) and Bolton, and allowing the borders to remain a welcome mat for illegals is true conservatism, then I think perhaps you are blindly following the party simply out of allegiance.

We are all conservatives on this site. We overwhelmingly voted this administration into office, expecting a complete butt kicking to take place. So far, it would appear that there is nothing more than a bunch of hand wringing going on.

118 posted on 04/25/2005 8:14:18 AM PDT by teenyelliott (Soylent green is made of liberals...)
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To: dirtboy
. . . just research the conference that the Heritage Foundation is having this week over the unwillingness to secure the borders to see how pervasive this sentiment is.<<<

Ah!

"Pervasive sentiment."

No third term.

119 posted on 04/25/2005 8:14:22 AM PDT by alcuin ( I apologize for not being clear.getridofthateffinlooselipssinkshipsgesture)
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To: polymuser
Agreed. There is also one other aspect of the border issue that I find troubling. When the term "illegal immigrant" is used, does it usually mean anything but Mexican? If people want to bash President Bush over the border issue, they should be focusing more on his willingness to even speak to Vincente Fox than some half-starved, desperate peon trying to sneak in here. That peon is only one of millions who being forced to flee their homeland and families out of sheer self-preservation. Think the planned British genocide of the Irish during the bogus "famine". Millions starved to death, and millions fled to America, Australia, and other countries. The plan worked beautifully, as the British annexed a nearly empty country. And the fighting there continues to this day. Vincente Fox is doing the same thing to his own people. Like Stalin, Pol Pot, Kim jong Il. Why is Fox accorded any respect at all?

Leader to leader, I wish President Bush would punch that murderous thug right in the nose at some press conference. Then, have him arrested and charged with the deaths of all those people who have been killed by illegal entry.

Fox's answer to American outrage over the tidal wave of desperate people trying to escape from their own country is a comic book, which gives helpful hints on how to break American laws. Desperate people are dangerous people, and there is no easy answer here. The Minutemen have proven in spades that this problem can be managed. Until the leaders of Mexico are held accountable for their crimes against their own people, nothing is going to change.
120 posted on 04/25/2005 8:17:17 AM PDT by ishabibble
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