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To: B-Chan

America is not a place, it is a people, with a culture, a tradition and a set of laws. We could remake America easily, if you took the good people of this country and moved them to Brazil, Central Asia or Southern Africa. Unfortunately, all those places are taken. Where are we going to go if they give America to the third world and the socialists?


36 posted on 05/26/2006 4:14:34 PM PDT by Defiant (I was willing to fight to the death for George W. Bush, but not to America's death.)
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To: Defiant
I am retreating to an area capable of replicating a viable version of "Gaults Gulch".
Shelter in place, or actively take steps to improve your chance of survival.
37 posted on 05/26/2006 7:44:44 PM PDT by sarasmom (To all political staff lurkers: SECURE THE BORDERS, OR YOU'RE FIRED!)
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To: Defiant

"America is not a place, it is a people, with a culture, a tradition and a set of laws. We could remake America easily, if you took the good people of this country and moved them to Brazil, Central Asia or Southern Africa. Unfortunately, all those places are taken. Where are we going to go if they give America to the third world and the socialists?"

I've been asking that question for a long time. Mexicans use the 13 orig colony flag to symbolize they want everyone not Mexican to go live there.

LaRaza=THE RACE. Mecha by-line, "Everything for those of the race, nothing for those not of the race".

check out www.aztlan.net

They, want all of us out of here. There is no place to go, so maybe they have an alterior motive????


48 posted on 05/31/2006 9:42:20 PM PDT by television is just wrong (Our sympathies are misguided with illegal aliens...)
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