"[W]e want to use our technology to make sure that we weed out those who we don't want in our country — the terrorists, the coyotes, the smugglers, those who prey on innocent life," he said.Hmmm... he omitted Illegals.
The president began his three-nation tour by vowing that "two-bit terrorists" who killed nine persons in Peru on the eve of his trip will not stop him tomorrow from becoming the first U.S. president to visit the country.
"Two-bit terrorists aren't going to prevent me from doing what we need to do, and that is to promote our friendship in the hemisphere," Mr. Bush said just before he left Washington.
Mr President, Illegals are not our friends.
He added: "We cannot let the terrorists take over freedom-loving societies. And we will not."
Mr. President, should we let the Illegals invade our freedom-loving society?
Could you give us a sign that you feel otherwise?
Ho do youexplain the fact that Bush and Fox announced plans yesterday to strengthen border security? This is only PART of what is going on.
From the a.m. of 9/12/2001 onward, for what seemed at least for about 4 or 5 months,
you couldn't hear a PEEP! in support of illegal alien regularization and amnesty. Fox and Bush gave up (tabled it till more opportune times).
That is because, for one beautiful moment in American history [albeit unfortunatly based on a tragedy], a thick cloud of COMMON SENSE descended upon America with regard to open borders and illegal alien amnesty or 'regularization'.
Politically-correct liberals were cowered in silence. RINOs who support this nonsense were silenced. People on FR who support open, pourous borders and an eventual fait d'accompli acceptance of illegals were silenced. They could not speak up because probably nearly 90% of the American people were radicalized and were in no mood for this nonsense.
But now the cloud has lifted, Bush has seen his chance, the liberals and RINOs have come out of the woodwork with all kinds of justifications.
It just makes you sick that the Return to Nonsense in America on this issue took a little over six months. I, for one, thought they wouldn't dare to rush this through for at least a couple of YEARS.