Thanks Potlatch...
Posted on 05/19/2006 6:56:03 AM PDT by Dark Skies
Thanks Potlatch...
You're welcome SA.
Figures. Probably necessary in order to make sure the votes of illegal aliens are counted...
DHS has about as much to do with security as the UN has to do with world peace.
Rails? Detention Centers?
Lord, help us!
Some people better be having a "come to Jesus" moment soon. Before it's really too late.
That's true!
RE: #1310
"Do yo see what I see?"
Preachers on TV have been telling people to get out of debt for a least two years now.
I recall stories my momma has told me about the Great Depression.
Most deposits are actually NOT in the banks here in the U. S. Only about 4% of total deposits are here. Most are out in foreign loans; investments.
Should we have an economic crises, foreign banks will default. In order to generate cash here, the banks will call ALL NOTES DUE, as they did during the Great Depression.
That means your home mortgage; your car(s), and so forth.
We don't have debtors' prisons now, but the day may come....
LOL, just saw this nic. You even looked the Kansas City song lyrics up, good job!
We have a government that will send an American up the river for 30 years for taxes and will let a criminal selling out ID to illegal aliens off with a hand slap and one year.... this is unconscionable and I would like to know what is really going on that our own citizens and elected representatives will do that to us.
I'm becomming a bigger Dodds fan all the time.
Chertoff is worthless. I really think Bernard Kerik should have gotten that job. /s
Those are the philosophical, and legal differences between S-2611, and HR-4437. One is soft, give away, very forgiving, and globalization fulfilling, while the other stops the foolishness of the other. Among other things, one of the main problems with Washington is, they're not tethered to the same retirement system as the rest of us Americans. If they were, they'd be a less generous with the give aways.
On the threads question of "North American Union to Replace USA," I believe the reason President Bush is encouraging privatizing SS, is because, with the large influx of illegals, in it's present form, will never stand a chance of being fixed. The prognosis for the demise of SS is about 2020. With millions and millions of illegal immigrants tied onto the system, the death of SS should be accelerated, and so will America's elderly.
Yes. Aren't we just the lucky surfs?
American land grabs by the United Nations
Snip: What do the Statue of Liberty, Independence Hall, and Monticello have in common? The average American with a smattering of historical knowledge might say that those historic sites are all symbolic of America's unique heritage of freedom.
Monticello, of course, was the home of Thomas Jefferson, the author of the Declaration of Independence. That document (as well as the U.S. Constitution, later) was signed in Independence Hall. The Statue of Liberty memorializes the free nation under God that those founding documents created.
What about the Great Smoky Mountains, Yellowstone Park, and the Grand Canyon? Well, these priceless natural resources are all managed by the U.S. National Parks Service. They are among the most frequently visited natural recreation areas in America, where millions of American families vacation every year.
Kofi Annan owns Old Faithful? Would it surprise you to learn that every one of these unique American landmarks is also controlled by the United Nations? It's amazing but true. Every one of the natural and historic treasures listed above - plus more than a dozen more in America - has been designated an official World Heritage Site by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), which is headquartered in Paris, France.
You are correct, as usual:-)
I have a UN Biodiversity map, which I wish I could figure out how to post. Anyhow, the actual amount of pivately owned land in the U. S. is a very small amount.
I think they must have figured they should include the Smoky Mountains after the feds occupied for two years a little, sleepy mountain town in western North Carolina, during their alleged hunt for Eric Rudolph.
Well, that's not quite true, is it? He's doing "a damn fine job," and exactly the one he was picked to do by his boss.
No corruption there.
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