Posted on 08/17/2008 9:33:06 AM PDT by AuntB
BOO HOO There would be no need for a fence if Mexicans were not invading and spitting on our national sovereignty
For Saucedo, the racist intentions are clear, “Why would you want to destroy a place where families come and talk, if the husband gets deported, he can see his wife and kids, keep in contact, now they wont be able to talk…we are praying to God they run out of money so that little piece of land be spared, at least here, where families get together”.
I don't care about your low class dramas which arise from your illegal immigration. This is my house, stay out of my house! This is my country, stay out of the United States of America. I don't care about your problems. I might have cared if we didn't have 30 million illegal aliens but enough is enough
Thousands still remember the 1990´s when runners used to cross the border with out any problems.
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Yes, our government allowed a completely open border in spite of knowing about “The Reconquista” since the 1970s or before. Our government was concerned with pushing NAFTA/GATT as a precurser to a North American Union. Now “The Reconquista” aka “Aztlan” (go to their site) has almost reached its goal which was, “Take back our land, house by house, neighborhood by neighborhood, town by town...”. The last part, “...and then we will given the signal and you will rise up and take back our land for Mexico. Viva Mexico.” is out in the open and is going to be stopped. The quote is from former CA State Senator John Vasconcellos at a MEChA meeting at Saddleback College in 1974 or 75. I was there.
Enough!
Nice, visceral post.
There are many millions more Mexicans just waiting to see what our government (not you and me) does about our problems with Mexico.
If they (both McCain and/or Obama & the Dims, and limp-wristed CINOs) reward bad behavior with another amnesty, as it appears they both plan to do—and they can call it whatever they like, but that was McCain/Kennedy in a nutshell—well, baby, 30 million . . . you ain’t seen nuthin’ yet!
The current illegals magically become Americans and they bring in 6:1 (estimate of the number of new illegals sponsored by a newly minted `American’ after 1986) and new “undocumented immigrants” march in the streets, wave their flags and demand citizenship for themselves. Because “it worked last time” . . . and the time before.
Thanks....
Mexicans just play a big old game of pretend that they have some kind of right to crash our borders and live here. As far as racism the Euro_Spanish who rule Mexico are the ones who hate browns and Indians and drive them out of Mexico and into America
McCain will be better
He won’t try to bull through as bad an amnesty as Barack Obama who clearly identifies (and lived in) the third world. Obama is barely even an American but McCain is. There are lots of “racist” liberals out there who will vote McCain in the voting booth
Vote McCain-— we can shame him and pressure him
Right you are, Linden!
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“Augustin Cebada, Brown Berets, we’re here today to show L.A., show the minority people here, the Anglo-Saxons, that we are here, the majority, we’re here to stay. We do the work in this city, we take care of the spoiled brat children, we clean their offices, we pick the food, we do the manufacturing in the factories of L.A., we are the majority here and we are not going to be pushed around...”
“McCain will be better
He won’t try to bull through as bad an amnesty as Barack Obama who clearly identifies (and lived in) the third world. Obama is barely even an American but McCain is. There are lots of “racist” liberals out there who will vote McCain in the voting booth
Vote McCain-— we can shame him and pressure him”
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I SO want to believe that, dennisw. Just thinking out loud here, no argument. But we’ve never been able to shame him or pressure him into anything else, even a strong recall campaign in Arizona. I just don’t trust him. I think we’d influence Obama more. He’d want to get elected again. McCain won’t. What’s he got to lose?
This statement bothers me most as it points to McCain’s lack of identity with his home as well.
“I could imagine, with a little envy, what it must have been like for the McCains who came before me to be so connected to one place; to be part of a community”
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2017667/posts
Remember that California was part of Mexico for a mere 27 years. Hooray for the 49ers!
McCain is halfways an old dreamer at this point but still much better than Obama. Just imagine Democrats controlling Congress and the White House and you will gladly vote for the adult here, John McCain
“Good Fences make Good Neighbors”
That is really good!
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