United States Assassinates Anwar the Anchor Baby

Bloggers and Personal ^ | 30 Sep 11 | Xzins

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ping to article

[lump in the melting pot]

Quoting IowaHawk on Twitter:

“When Rick Perry executes a US citizen, he should do what Barack Obama does: use Hellfire missiles”

[xzins]

IowaHawk is brilliant.

I never considered Awlaki more than a nuisance. I still don’t think so, despite the 24 hours news wanting to turn him into weekend long fodder to fill their need for endless programming.

All told, he’s not very interesting except for the anchor baby angle.

[sinanju]

I keep coming across mentions that under current law, illegal parents can still be deported and that minor children must accompany them. When they turn eighteen, they can go to an embassy and petition to be given a passport. If enforced, that should settle the matter. Though I wish I knew more details. It wouldn't take more than a few well-publicized examples of this being enforced to take the starch out of the anchor baby phenomena. The deportation of a few of these loudmouth, media-savvy "illegal children of illegals" would also have a salutary effect.

[Wordkraft]

“he was...an enemy.”

End of discussion.

[DGHoodini]

Fine! Now, bring me the head of Ayman Al Zawahiri.
I want to lace up my U.S. boots and play soccer with it.

[FlingWingFlyer]

FNC said this morning that all five of the terrorists were “burned beyond recognition”. Well, they didn’t suffer. LOL!

[xzins]

The deportation of a few of these loudmouth, media-savvy "illegal children of illegals" would also have a salutary effect.

Looks like our military "deported" Anwar al-Awlaki to a much warmer climate.

[xzins]

The the US credit, at least Zawahiri is not a US citizen. Although, I’m sure Obama would want to make him one.

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I wonder if all 5 were also anchor babies?

[allmendream]

The Declaration of Congress was pretty open ended.

Anyone, even an American citizen, unfortunate enough to want to call themselves “Al Queda” - can be killed by the US military - and according to the Geneva convention - because they do not wear a uniform - they can be killed anytime anyplace and without any need to offer them a chance to surrender.

If you don't want these rules of engagement to apply, don't call yourself “Al Queda” and don't go to war not wearing a uniform.

[xzins]

According to the Joint Resolution of Sep 19, 2001, anyone aiding, abetting, giving comfort is fair game for a quick trip to the afterlife.

That includes anchor babies.

[xzins]

End of discussion.. I agree WK.

This case exemplifies why turning the babies of foreigners on visas into US citizens is irrational.

[doublecansiter]

Just because he was born in an oven don’t make him a biscuit.

Mike

[who knows what evil?]

Well, they didn’t suffer. LOL!

That depends on whether they were 'flash fried' or 'slow roasted'.

[Vigilanteman]

No one wants to "change the 14th Amendment, Mr President. They simply want folks to acknowledge that anti-American terrorist Anwar al-Awlaki's parents weren't "subjects" of the United States. They were Yemenis. Little Anwar wasn't a subject of the US either.

That is the entire argument in a nutshell. The 14th Amendment was intended to specifically protect the rights to citizenship of Americans who were born into slavery. Subsequent, sane rulings by SCOTUS and legislation specifically excluded three categories:

1. Children born of consular or diplomatic officials here on official business.
   
2. Children born of invading or occupying hostile foreign armies.
   
3. Children born of parents who are not American nationals and here as temporary visitors.

At one time, these meanings were perfectly clear. They still should be if the libtard termites in our court and legal system were not hell-bent on making them meaningless.

If a person here legally on a tourist visa gives birth to a child, the standard procedure is to ask them to list the child on the parent's passport or visitor's documents as a logical step to enable them to exit the country and obtain citizenship in their home country when the time comes.

It logically follows that a person here illegally and univited cannot have superior rights to a visitor here legally, but that isn't good enough for the libtards.

Birthright citizenship is not nor was it ever intended to be a constitutional right for anyone except those born to U.S. nationals subject to our jurisdiction or slaves freed as a result of the 13th amendment.

If your parents are not here legally as in category #3, then they should be considered to be in category #2. That's all.

[FlingWingFlyer]

They never said. They were just excited that Barry, America's presidential commando finally killed al-Awlaki. Obama turned out to be quite the politician commando warrior. Kill al-Awlaki and still make it back for the retirement ceremony in Washington dressed in a nice clean suit. Barry's a real James Bond type. They speculated that this may even help his chances for reelection. A bigger kill than bin Laden. Wow!

sarc/

[FlingWingFlyer]

A free burial at sea will cool them off. Smoke on the water, (Dah...dah...daaaah...)

[Larry - Moe and Curly]

Alwaki was born in Las Cruces, New Mexico.

When he came back to the US in ‘91, he should have stayed. He could have become president, at least according to a number of people here, Rush and Mark Levin.

I’m sure that’s what the authors of the Constitution had in mind, but what do I know. The first “Yemeni-American” President. How historic. I’m sure he would have made a fine President.

Maybe his American citizen kids will move back to the US and run for President.