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THE MEXICAN FIFTH COLUMN
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| January 27, 2003
| By Tom DeWeese
Posted on 01/27/2003 5:10:24 AM PST by Uncle Bill
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To: Uncle Bill
BUMP
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posted on
01/27/2003 5:15:27 AM PST
by
RippleFire
(Hold mein bier!)
To: RLK; MissAmericanPie; madfly; DoughtyOne; B4Ranch; sarcasm; Sabertooth; Marine Inspector; ...
BTTT
To: Askel5
To: Askel5
To: Uncle Bill
The Mexican government has issued more than 800,000 slick, pocket-sized identification cards to both legal and illegal immigrants. I have never seen a legal immigrant with on of these cards and I suspect I never will as all legal immigrants already have legal identification issued by the US government.
These cards are manufactured for and used by the illegal alien population that does not have a way to identify themselves.
The whole "Matricula Consular Card" system is a scam perpetuated by the Mexican Government to help the illegal alien population inside the United States.
To: Sabertooth; Spiff; HiJinx; MissAmericanPie; CIBvet; AZHSer; AnnaZ; Mercuria; georgiabelle; ...
ping
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posted on
01/27/2003 8:23:53 AM PST
by
madfly
To: Uncle Bill
Bush is selling America out to the Saudis and Mexicans the same way Clinton sold out to the Chinese. If this continues, look for the support he gained after 09/11 to dwindle, just as that his father enjoyed following the Gulf War half-success, and look for him to be a one-term president, just like Bush I was.
-archy-/-
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posted on
01/27/2003 8:26:39 AM PST
by
archy
(Remember that the milk of human kindness comes from a beast that is both a cannibal and a vampire.)
To: Uncle Bill
Stop the invasion bump.
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posted on
01/27/2003 8:27:06 AM PST
by
junta
To: madfly
Bump
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posted on
01/27/2003 8:28:59 AM PST
by
SAMWolf
(To look into the eyes of the wolf is to see your soul)
To: Marine Inspector
"The whole "Matricula Consular Card" system is a scam perpetuated by the Mexican Government to help the illegal alien population inside the United States."I know, it ticks me off!! Thank you much for your comments. I appreciate your first-hand knowledge that you bring to all of these threads and your experience as a Marine and your INS duties that can shed needed light to all of these issues. Thanks again.
To: archy
Hi archy. He's in trouble. Speaking of China. Has this stopped?
"The Bush administration has been "as bad, if not worse" than the Clinton administration when it comes to the transfer of sensitive technologies to the People's Republic of China"
"The Bush administration has decided not to tell America exactly how much business the Chinese army does inside the United States"
Cover-up at the Bush Commerce Department
Bush Reverts to Satellites for China
Bush continues Clinton Agenda
JUDICIAL WATCH: "The Bush administration has been "as bad, if not worse" than the Clinton administration when it comes to the transfer of sensitive technologies to the People's Republic of China."
Accuracy in Media: "President Bush seems to have no clearer vision of what constitutes a strategically sensitive export than did Clinton. For example, Republicans harshly condemned Clinton for exporting high-performance computers to China, but President Bush has more than doubled the control threshold on these computers despite existing intelligence estimates that demonstrate how China's national security benefits from such acquisitions."
INSIGHT MAGAZINE: "Indeed, in his last days as a lame-duck president Clinton made exports of U.S. supercomputers easier by raising the export threshold from 28,000 millions of theoretical operations per second (MTOPS) to 85,000 MTOPS. Bush raised that limit to 190,000 MTOPS. A General Accounting Office (GAO) official tells Insight that the government hadn't done the necessary pre-export analysis and that an "interagency process" led by the Department of Defense should be in place for export controls.
An April 2002 report by the GAO on computer-chip technology transfers to China claims that the government did not do an adequate analysis of the cumulative national-security effects of chip exports to China either, and that most export applications are simply approved. The policy is to approve applications unless it is shown that the items in question "would make a direct and significant contribution to electronic and antisubmarine warfare, intelligence gathering, power projection and air superiority."
To: Uncle Bill
bump
To: Marine Inspector
MI: You are in the know, so I ask you: Would the application of asset forfeiture laws to those businesses that employ illegal aliens be a possible and effective tool in slowing illegal invasion? It seems that employers are profiting from their engagement in known illegal activity, just as a drug dealer is, so why would it not be appropriate to apply similar asset forfeiture regulations against them? Similarly, the seizure of assets of the illegal alien would seem appropriate as well (before deporting them.)
Of course, I know this is not likely to happen. But it would stem the invasion flow overnight by reducing the demand, as well as the inclination of illegals to break our laws if they know they stand to lose everything by being here illegally.
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posted on
01/27/2003 8:56:49 AM PST
by
spodefly
(This is my tag line. There are many like it, but this one is mine.)
To: Marine Inspector
The whole "Matricula Consular Card" system is a scam perpetuated by the Mexican Government to help the illegal alien population inside the United States. My Congressman, Doc Hastings WA. 4th District, was not very happy about this and the fact that Nancy Pelosi endorses them, after I had a sit down and informed him of this last week.
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posted on
01/27/2003 9:08:56 AM PST
by
husky ed
(FOX NEWS ALERT!!!!!!! Nothing is happening at this time)
To: Uncle Bill
Hi archy. He's in trouble. Speaking of China. Has this stopped? Naw. Runs in the family, I guess.
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posted on
01/27/2003 10:41:43 AM PST
by
archy
(Remember that the milk of human kindness comes from a beast that is both a cannibal and a vampire.)
To: Tancredo Fan; Aliska; Drill Alaska; Black Agnes; Joe Hadenuf; gubamyster; F16Fighter; dennisw; ...
bump
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posted on
01/27/2003 2:07:59 PM PST
by
Tailgunner Joe
(God Armeth The Patriot)
To: Uncle Bill
THIS is more dangerous to our country than Osama bin Laden. THIS will be the downfall of America. It's too bad no one (generally speaking) cares.
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posted on
01/27/2003 2:17:14 PM PST
by
Republic of Texas
(Sarcasm detectors on sale now in the lobby)
To: Republic of Texas
Bush only thinks of Iraq while the country is being overrun from the south. As a former governor of Texas, he knows full well about the invasion and has no excuses. This is a particularly hot issue and he could easily lose southwestern Republican support if he doesn't tell Fox to stuff it and start securing our borders.
Why bother with Homeland Security when the whole southern border is nothing but a very bad joke? Whole teams of terrorists could come across the border disguised as Mexicans and their odds of being caught would be low. Our Homeland social services and schools are loaded with illegals and paid for by OUR taxes. Bush has to defend the integrity of the Homeland U.S. or else he has failed a primary responsibility.
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posted on
01/27/2003 3:27:47 PM PST
by
xJones
(If the U.S. is a real country, why doesn't it have real borders?)
To: xJones
I'm sorry to say that the only way to protect our southern border is to make is very clear to Bush that he will not reelected again unless he gets very very serious about this issue and actually does something not just takls about it.
He thinks that he has conservatives sewn up. It's conservatives that he thinks will vote for him anyway that are most concerned about this issue. He is pandering to the Mexicans because they are the swing voters.
He is buying Mexican votes with American national security. That is unconscionable.
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posted on
01/27/2003 3:49:31 PM PST
by
stalin
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