U.S. tipping Mexico to Minuteman patrols (telling the Mexican government)

Daily Bulletin ^ | 5/9/2006 | Sara A Carter

[cva66snipe]

Thanks :>}

[papertyger]

To ones like Travis McGee who sound the alarm to some very real possibilities I say Thank You.

Bump!

[Minuteman23]

Amen to every word Joanie, especially,

It appears that the allegiance of much of American leadership at the highest levels rests in something other than the sovereignty of our republic and the safety of her people. Whether that alternative allegiance lies in a belief that the importance of illegals to the (mirage) robust American economy supersedes any threat to our sovereignty that their criminality poses …. or a belief that a world without borders is preferable to one in which each nation’s sovereignty is sacrosanct … is unclear.

Thank you!

[Noumenon]

What disturbs me most is that I cannot find fault with anything you've said.

[Noumenon]

But what is becoming abundantly clear is that America’s sovereignty is now under relentless attack from both within and without her borders. Thanks to politicians (both republican and democrat) without character or conscience, obsessively focused on cheap labor and more votes (read: the amassing of personal and ideological power), or openly advocating a globalist world order … and thanks, also, to media that hold in disdain the America that once was, working hand-in-hand with racist pressure groups … our republic sits on the brink of a terrible abyss from which, for the first time in our history, only the American citizen can pull her back.

Here's a translation for all of you pur-blind jerks who just can't seem to see the elephant in the living room: the consequences we face will be war: terrible, brutal, bloody and insane civil war. And don't waste your snide remarks on me: history will be your judge.

[MileHi]

Yet another fabulous post.

[dirtboy]

Here's a translation for all of you pur-blind jerks who just can't seem to see the elephant in the living room: the consequences we face will be war: terrible, brutal, bloody and insane civil war. And don't waste your snide remarks on me: history will be your judge.

It already is war. At least, the other side understands it to be such. Just like WWII could have been averted by taking action against Hitler early, so can a widespread Civil War II be averted by acting now to secure the border and gain control again of our national sovereignty. And instead of millions of dead, we will simply be working to get millions of illegals to go back home - or at the worst will not allow the numbers to increase. If we wait several more years, they will put up violent resistance to any effort to remove them because they will have sufficient numbers in widespread areas and will believe we are weak and lack the will to proclaim our sovereignty and act on that will.

To wait is to invite just what you say is the endgame - because nothing emboldens enemies like the perception that our nation has lost its will to fight for survival and is willing to go out with a whimper. We have seen that in Iraq, where our enemies believe the liberals are the true character of this country - but they have been proven wrong. We must also declare that our borders are sovereign and none may cross without our permission. Or else we will lose our sovereignty.

So with Hitler, action delayed in the 1930s led to millions of dead in the 1940s. Will we face a similar catastrophe for the lack of the will to build a wall?

[kstewskis]

[nicmarlo]

Until now.

"To whom much is given...much will be required"
(Luke 12:48)

"Every nation goes down in this order:
(1) religious apostasy;
(2) moral awfulness;
(3) political anarchy.
Deterioration begins in the temple,
then to the home, and 
finally to the state. 
That is the way a nation falls."

-- Dr. J. Vernon McGee

God bless the Minutemen, and their call to influence...our last remaining hope.

[nicmarlo]

Worthy of dittos.

[SiliconValleyGuy]

Joanie, this should be on every editorial page of every newspaper in the country.

[moehoward]

Thank you for including me on the ping.
Another great post joanie.

[nicmarlo]

this should be on every editorial page of every newspaper in the country

I'll bump to that! : )

[TigersEye]

"What has me (and I suspect many of you, occasionally or regularly) once again losing sleep over the state of our republic is the hideous realization that incompetence and naiveté no longer provide a rational explanation for our leadership’s inaction … even enabling … of the border travesty."

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[jmc813]

Another great post by Joanie-f. You are quickly becoming one of my favorite freepers.

[Czar]

Can you possibly realize what a pathetic little pro-illegal alien squeek your post is when compared alongside virtually anything posted by a loyal American conservative like joanie-f?

Her post is a ringing endorsement of traditional American values while you can do nothing but mouth inconsequential inanities designed to persuade us that Bush is really making good progress on the illegal alien issue. Let us know if anyone is buying your nonsense besides the rest of your tiny little band of illegal alien sympathizers, supporters, enablers and apologists. For some more real facts, as opposed to your puffery, why don't you trot on over to the "Republicans and Immigration" thread (Spiff's post #77).

[moehoward]

Bunp that

[nicmarlo]

as opposed to your puffery, why don't you trot on over to the "Republicans and Immigration" thread (Spiff's post #77).

"puffery" spiff's post definitely is not. :)

[TigersEye]

pipsqueak bump ; )

[Americanwolfsbrother]

Don't waste your time on him. I've watched him for the last 3 days and he adds nothing to the discussion. It appears he posts so he can say he is a lawyer.AWB