"There was much talk in St. Paul about National Security, and protecting our country from the terrorist threat. But again, Palin’s text neglected to mention, even once, the threat posed by the ongoing unlawful invasion of our country by tens of millions of foreign nationals, and the fact that no one knows who these people are or where they came from. Again, this is not surprising, since the folks vetting the speech work faithfully for the godfather of amnesty for illegal aliens, Senator John McCain, and they very much want our national back door left wide open."
"I’ll be charitable to all those good folks who are now panting after the red meat promised by this nomination. I know you’re hungry for some real meaning in your politics. But I’ll not be shy about raising the warning flag: with John McCain at the head of the ticket, you’re not going to get to eat anything you really need. In their own political interest, the compromised “leaders” of the Republican Party are more than happy to let you, or Sarah Palin, pull up a chair, but you’ll only get what they decide is good for you. And that won’t include reliance upon God, the defense of traditional marriage, our borders, or the principled protection of the unalienable rights to life and liberty. They are embarrassed by all of that. The sign on the wall clearly says, “We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone.” Those who insist on the inclusion of these fundamental matters of national survival can expect to be shown the door. As the hokey John Rich country tune “Raisin’ McCain” says, “Get on the train or get out of the way.”"
Reportedly, the young men who scrawled this sign were told by the SS agent that "the control room" wanted their message gone.
Conservatives better wake up to who is running that control room. Hint: when the McCain campaign didn't have any money, they were on the Soros-funded payroll of the Reform Institute.
From Charles Keating to George Soros, he certainlydoes seem to find rich but corrupt patrons.