Posted on 06/03/2008 2:48:59 PM PDT by MNJohnnie
Intelligent Design and Illegals: Right or Racist?
Join us for a power packed show! 1st hour Mark Harwood is in the US from Australia, on tour to educate us on Intelligent Design! During the 2nd hour Rich Pellegrino will be here to defend the flood of Illegal Immigrants and why he belives it is racist to enforce our laws.
Call-in Number: (646) 915-8184
Eeevil Conservative Ping!
BTTT!
Mark Harwood
Sorry to have missed it. Just got home... Did he talk about Ben Stein’s movie?
No, they did not get to it. If you get a chance you can hear the replay at BTR. I think if you click on the link at top of this thread later it will replay. Right now they are talking with an Pro Illegal Immigration Activist. Guy is long on emotion, short on facts. I am just gritting my teeth. So 1st hour very good, not sure about this one yet :-)
Is this the guy?
Yes, that seems to be the guy
The final straw was the proposal to prohibit the lease of apartments to people who were not legal residents or citizens of Cherokee County.
“That woke me up. We wanted to fight illegal immigration with illegal unconstitutional laws, when hate and fear have to be healed with love and welcome,” says Pellegrino, who was out on a street corner in southern Cobb County with his family the very next day, carrying bilingual signs that said, “Welcome immigrants. Bienvenidos inmigrantes.”"
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http://bahaisonline.net/index.php?Itemid=2&id=1514&option=com_content&task=view
It’s a free country but this guy is wacked. Finding it really hard to listen to him. Defines everything in his own emotive terms refuses to discuss anything unless everyone agrees with his terms 1st. EC is a much better person them me.
I agree...
Dr. Scarpetta: I agree
Do I win a Captain Obvious award for that one :-)
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