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To: Jorge; Supernatural; Harmless Teddy Bear; cyborg; phil1750; Petronski; rolling_stone; ARCADIA

The following is a repeat.

Why not BUILD THE FRIGGIN' FENCE OURSELVES!!! Like the AMISH!

It's OK. (Deep breath) I'm fine now!


184 posted on 03/30/2006 7:01:29 PM PST by Jo Nuvark ((Those who bless Israel will be blessed, those who curse Israel will be cursed. Gen 12:3))
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To: Jo Nuvark
Also an idea with merit.

Who owns the land along the border? Would they permit us to build?

186 posted on 03/30/2006 7:05:56 PM PST by Harmless Teddy Bear (Romantics and pessimists are two sides of the same coin. Both will happily lead you over the cliff)
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To: Jo Nuvark
Why not BUILD THE FRIGGIN' FENCE OURSELVES!!! Like the AMISH!

I like it! Great idea. WE CAN DO IT!

187 posted on 03/30/2006 7:07:52 PM PST by Jorge
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To: Jo Nuvark

I hate the idea of building a fence around the country.

But there really isn't much left to do. We have to do something to keep the world from getting into the country.

Mexicans are only 50 percent of the illegals in the country. But many come into the country across the Mexican border.

Chinese come in containers on container ships.

Other come across the Canadian border.

Some came in on work or school visas and never left after their visas expired.

For some reason our govenment wants them here and has been letting them in for years.

In my opinion, that reason is so the working class of this country is destroyed.

What other reason could there be?


189 posted on 03/30/2006 7:13:16 PM PST by Supernatural (A 1,000 lies can be told, but the truth is still the truth.)
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