So engaging in a little guerilla warfare, I just struck up a conversation with my friend, in Spanish, within earshot of everyone, but not looking at them, stating I had heard I.C. E. was ramping up for a major raid of illegals along the strip in the next few days and that they had already deported a large group and it was coming. I did this on a few occasions, at least five or so illegals must have heard this. It was done in such a way as to make it look like a legitimate information leak rather than a ruse. I even saw some guys drop their boxes right there and head out of the area like jackrabbits.
Perfect! But how did you know that being in Japan? Is there a similar situation in Japan?
Just say ICE and watch them scatter like cock-roaches. I did something similar at Home Depot in my area, Southern California. I did it very subtly while trying to gain their confidence. I said, "I've heard that ICE is coming to this store, so you may want to think about leaving." They immediately left and didn't come back. Such tactics actually work. Be polite. Try to look like you're on their side.
Okay, so I lied. I'm okay with that if it got rid of some illegal aliens. It's time to get conniving. I will lie if helps to bring us back to our Constitutional ways. Gawd knows, the liberal/socialist/Marxists have done it for decades to further their unrealistic bleeding-heart Utopian ideals.
I say fight fire with fire! I know longer believe in taking the high road, since it often lacks in results. I'm sick of watching our Constitutional heritage erode because we won't fight. What? The original Minutemen did fight fair on battle field and used guerilla tactics? That was a bad thing? I now say use any means to restore our Constitution and after, re-instate your values. I'm tired of losing.
It's very similar to what combat soldiers go through. They learn to kill and dis-member and totally destroy any human being that is their enemy. While many come back with awful memories, THEY survived. I see the same in Marxist politics - take no prisoners. Do unto them as they do unto us. Getting the idea?
It's time to use the system against them. Forget large marches in DC...the WH and capitol see that shit every day and ignore it. While I absolutely love the TEA Party folks and realize they HAVE made some difference, notice that all Obambi, Reid, Pelosi agendas have passed?
Everyone in the TEA Party and on this board have ignored me on States' Rights issues. I had tried to tell them that I had been there and done that way before they got of their couches. I've posted many articles over the years about States' Rights and got little response. Now my take is coming to fruition.
Happily, it looks like a lot of States are getting fed up and passing many resolutions (although some non-binding), but others are working on laws and even State Constitution Amendments. Maybe we still have a chance...
New topic: Thank you for your solid perspective and info on Asia. BTW, is NORK a true nuclear power? From what I read they are having technical difficulties. Good. But the US State Department (Hillary) is still giving lip service to North Korea, much like Albright did back in Clinton days. Remember Aldumb raising a toast to Kim Jon Kill, while promising light-water reactors for their cooperation in stopping their nuke program? Do these people never learn?
I'm not so much worried about China, because they are about succeeding in World affairs and wouldn't attack the holder of their money (read: treasury bonds).
Some nations, China, India, Brazil, Israel are truly becoming free-enterprise zones, while Europe, South America, much of Africa, and now the US is heading more into failed socialism.
China has long way to go regarding human rights, but once they took over control of Hong Kong, they accelerated into free-enterprise (they're not stupid). Yes, they are still a dictatorship, but I believe that will be gone with the next decades. They look forward, while the US and Europe look to fix today's problems with more debt. The Chinese have always looked long term. We are looking short term for political expediency.
I never thought I would see this in my life time where I thought China had more promise. I've made up much of my losses of late 2008 crash by buying China stocks. They continue to have an extraordinary GDP. Yes, some say there is a potential real-estate bubble, but China has a gigantic rural population that needs power and agriculture products. I will continue to invest in their future, as well as, India.
With the socialist/Marxist takeover of the US, I'm now just out for my wife and my family. I don't care where the money comes from. Hell, I'm thinking of shorting poor Greece.
If the Castro brothers were ever to die and capitalism regained it's footing in Cuba, think of the opportunities. Yes, I'm greedy. I did my duty in the service and many years after as an activist. Now, I just want to secure my wife's and childrens' future.
My worries are about North Korea and Iran. What's your perspective and knowledge?
Mine is that the Western world will continue to do nothing about them. We will eventually be facing a nuclear capable North Korea and Iran. While I don't think either will launch, the potential for extortion will be there forever.
And, I hate to finally admit it in public, I can see "end times" if either were to launch. It would escalate beyond turning back. Even though obambi has told the world we have some 5100 warheads and Russia has probably as much. Either country has enough to destroy the planet and mankind, not to mention what China has. Things are really getting nasty.
BTW, what is South Korea considering regarding the NORKS sinking their ship? I doubt little, since the NORKS have thousands of artillary aimed at Seoul. So the Westen world just lets Kim Jung Ill keep going? Is there any plan? Best, ANV
My son set up my cell phone with voice activation so I need not put on my glasses to call someone. My husband and sons were ICE numbers (In Case of Emergency}. Waiting in a long line at Walmart, I called my husband and the voice asked me if I wanted ICE 1, 2 or 3. The lines cleared out in a hurry as customers left quickly without their purchases, the girl at the register believed they heard ICE and left.