For those who can, jump aboard!
Posted on 12/31/2004 11:29:22 AM PST by occutegirl
Save Our License - Save Our State Event When: Sunday, January 2, 2005 Time: 10:30 a.m. Location: Redondo Beach Civic Center 415 Diamond Street Corner of Diamond St. & Pacific Coast Hwy Petition Gathering for Save Our License Flyer Promotion for Save Our State Rally Flyers, Petitions and Coffee Provided Email: www.saveourstate.org for more information
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For those who can, jump aboard!
Happy New Year, Jinxy.
I'm getting close to being for a tattooed ILLEGAL on their foreheads if they keep coming back.
Costs of over 9 BILLION a year.
Deny them access to our system, services, education or citizenship for being illegal then dropping a baby here.
I for one am FED UP to the MAX.
Flush them back to where they belong.
Thanks, and back atchya, sweetheart.
It's been quite a ride this year.
You bet, but now we have a reason to celebrate.
You're not alone. We're starting to see some positive steps being taken and headway made, though.
Save our State (occutegirl, correct me if I'm wrong) is taking steps now to get a proposition on the ballot modelled after what we just did in Arizona.
They are going to need help getting valid signatures. The best I can do is keep this kind of thing in front of people so they see what's happening...I also correspond with friends and family across the country to do the same.
Every little bit helps!
Yes indeed. I need to run, but I'll see you around.
If you're going out to have fun tonight, please be careful.
See you soon.
The issue is the contrast of Federal to State law.
We passed 187. That was no nothing to illegals.
Much got thrown out because...
#1 Davis didn't defend it in court.
#2 There is some supposed right to a free education for even illegals (Bull-S)
#3 The law that if the born pregnant illegal drops the baby here, it's a citizen that not only gets welfare, but the parents as guardians get a check cut.
And so forth.
All bull-shot that has to stop forever.
No citizenship for being illegal and dropping babies here.
NO equal education as our citizens for being illegal and here.
NO 20 people to a house when it is zoned to no more than 6 people to a 3 bedroom house.
They blight neighborhoods.
They represent a third of our jailed murderers in prison.
They have NO allegiance to us.
Get them all out.
I like the idea of a tat.. but more possible, how about
this? Make every buyer of a money order produce a valid Soc.Security number, checkable on the spot before the cash is converted into paper.
Also, USA chartered banks should have to have a valid SS #
on an opened account, and verified before check is paid to
an out of country bank. No valid Soc - no money!
Stop the money flowing out of the country! Stop the incentive. Make the homeland security data banks work the problem.
I agree, no valid SS, then no bank account.
No illegal licenses being used for money laundering and tax avoidance.
Make the penalty to a bank that they have to offer 2% higher interest to their customers for a year. THAT they won't like.
Naaaaa, Castrate with a rusty knife, then send 'em back.
They'll have to have valid SS cards, because of the recent totalization agreement with Mexico to give illegals retirement and social security benefits after only 6 work credits...you need 40.
And then there is this:
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Lou Dobbs Show/CNN/Aired 12/28/04
And Visa targets immigrant workers in a new ad campaign. But some say the program pose poses a security risk to this country.
PILGRIM: Visa International is launching an aggressive campaign to convince Latin American migrant workers to use plastic to send money back home. Now, Visa hopes to take over some of the money transfer business from companies like Western Union and Moneygram. Critics say using debit cards to transfer money raises new security concerns. Lisa Sylvester has the story.
LISA SYLVESTER, CNN CORRESPONDENT : Visa, it's everywhere you want to be, and in some places, you may not expect it to be. Visa International is targeting migrant and other workers from Latin America as its new favorite customer. The company is marketing its smart card that works as a prepaid debit card. Workers in the United States can easily transfer money to relatives abroad at a low cost. The banking industry hopes to tap into the remittance payment market that has been growing at an astronomical pace.
MANUEL OROZCO, INTER-AMERICAN DIALOGUE: In 2001, it is total volume of remittances to Latin American was $18 billion, and it grew to $38 billion three years later.
SYLVESTER: Wire services, including Western Union and Moneygram so far have dominated the $38 billion money-transfer market. A recent study found that 86 percent of remittances to Latin America and the Caribbean were cash transfers, 4 percent home delivery, 4 percent bank or credit union deposit, and 1 percent debit or smart card. Not everyone agrees that banking institutions make it easier to send money out of the country. Critics say nearly $40 billion a year exiting the United States is not small change, and leaves less money for some of the poorest U.S. communities. And there's also a potential security risk.
MARK KRIKORIAN, CENTER FOR IMMIGRATION STUDIES: Immigrant remittances are one of the ways bad guys can transfer money across borders because even though most of that money is completely innocent, people working jobs and sending money home, it can serve as cover for terrorists, other kinds of criminals to move money.
SYLVESTER: But Visa and other credit card companies are charging forward, reaching into one of the few untapped markets.
SYLVESTER: The banking industry is convinced it can capture more of the market because its costs tend to be lower than traditional wire transfers. The bank costs as little as $8 a transfer, using the smart cards, and on the other hand, wire services can cost up to $25 a transfer. Kitty?
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0412/28/ldt.01.html
<< I agree, no valid SS, then no bank account.
No illegal licenses being used for money laundering and tax avoidance.
Make the penalty to a bank that they have to offer 2% higher interest to their customers for a year. THAT they won't like. >>
How about a -- say -- 50% Witholding Tax on all unexplained foreign bank and Amex, Western Union, etceteras transfers?
I'm planning to be there!
Coool
We were living in Redondo last April. Heard there was a tornado warning there and in Torrance the other day and some spouts hit Inglewood? Crazy weather, we're out in west NY now... sucks.
Hope to meet you all out there BUMP
This thing is gathering a head of steam....but the more bodies out there the better. That's how we win this...by combining all our smaller activist groups into a juggernaut.
Think about it....the Open Borders Activists have been pummeling Redondo Beach, and have hobbled the police department. They are going to win in Redondo, unless we do something to show that we're not going to put up with it anymore. Once they win in Redondo, it moves to your town. Washington is watching. Let's spit in their eye.
Come on out, I may even buy you a beer afterwards.
OCCuteGirl is one of the soldiers.
SaveOurState got banned....think he fell into a flame war with one of the OBL, and he won't pick a new name to post under.
Jeez, I really gotta git to Fontucky.
Happy New Year to the Patriots, you know who you are.
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