[sixmil]

Why are these people in our country?

	Protestors for Palestinian solidary demonstrate in Washington Saturday, April 20, 2002, on occasion of the IMF - World Bank spring meetings. Tens of thousands of demonstrators protesting against globalization, U.S. policy in the Mideast and other issues spread out at sites across the capital Saturday. (AP Photo/Stephen J. Boitano) - Apr 20 3:33 PM ET
	Washington Metropolitan Police Charles Ramsey, left, watchs over demonstrators for Palestinian solidary in Washington Saturday, April 20, 2002, on occasion of the IMF - World Bank spring meetings. Tens of thousands of demonstrators protesting against globalization, U.S. policy in the Mideast and other issues spread out at sites across the capital Saturday. (AP Photo/Stephen J.Boitano) - Apr 20 3:30 PM ET
	Protestors for Palestinian solidary demonstrate on the National Mall in Washington Saturday, April 20, 2002, on occasion of the IMF - World Bank spring meetings. Tens of thousands of demonstrators protesting against globalization, U.S. policy in the Mideast and other issues spread out at sites across the capital Saturday. (AP Photo/Stephen J. Boitano) - Apr 20 3:17 PM ET
	Protesters against Israeli military involvement directed towards Palestinian civilians in the Middle East yell on the Ellipse near the White House in Washington, April 20, 2002. The rally later marched to the U.S. Capitol. REUTERS/Larry Downing - Apr 20 3:05 PM ET
	People protest against Israeli military involvement directed towards Palestinian civilians in the Middle East near the U.S. Capitol in Washington, April 20, 2002. Several thousand protesters converged on the U.S. capital Saturday to protest Israeli military actions in the West Bank and globalization. Gathering in front of the White House and other points around the city from midmorning as the IMF and World Bank annual meetings got under way, the wide range of groups waved flags, posters and street puppets but remained peaceful. REUTERS/Jessica Persson - Apr 20 2:25 PM ET
	Mona Hasan of Dearborn, Mich, part of a group of protestors for Palestinian solidarity, pleads for peace in the Mideast during demonstrations on the National Mall Saturday, April 20, 2002, on occasion of the IMF - World Bank spring meetings in Washington. Marching with puppets and placards and armed with many messages, thousands of protesters joined forces on a sunny spring Saturday to demonstrate peacefully against everything from U.S. policy in the Mideast to globalization and corporate greed. (AP Photo/Steve Helber) - Apr 20 2:24 PM ET
	Palestinian supporters demonstrate near the south lawn of the White House Saturday, April 20, 2002, in Washington. Thousands of demonstrators peacefully protesting globalization, U.S. policy on the Mideast and other issues spread out at sites across the capital Saturday as police officers stood watch. (AP Photo/Kamenko Pajic) - Apr 20 2:02 PM ET
	Protestors for Palestinian solidary demonstrate on the National Mall Saturday, April 20, 2002, on occasion of the IMF - World Bank spring meetings in Washington. Thousands of demonstrators peacefully protesting globalization, U.S. policy on the Mideast and other issues spread out at sites across the capital Saturday as police officers stood watch. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer) - Apr 20 2:07 PM ET
	Supporters with the group Palestinian Solidarity demonstrate near the White House Saturday, April 20, 2002, in Washington. Thousands of demonstrators peacefully protesting globalization, U.S. policy on the Mideast and other issues spread out at sites across the capital Saturday as police officers stood watch. (AP Photo/Heesoon Yim) - Apr 20 2:02 PM ET
	Palestinian supporters demonstrate near the White House Saturday, April 20, 2002, in Washington. Thousands of demonstrators peacefully protesting globalization, U.S. policy on the Mideast and other issues spread out at sites across the capital Saturday as police officers stood watch. (AP Photo/Heesoon Yim) - Apr 20 2:04 PM ET
	Protesters against Israeli military involvement directed towards Palestinian civilians in the Middle East march on the Ellipse near the White House in Washington, April 20, 2002. The rally later marched to the U.S. Capitol. REUTERS/Larry Downing - Apr 20 1:57 PM ET
	Palestinian supporters walk across the Ellipse near the Washington Monument Saturday, April 20, 2002, in Washington. Thousands of demonstrators peacefully protesting globalization, U.S. policy on the Mideast and other issues spread out at sites across the capital Saturday as police officers stood watch. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer) - Apr 20 1:48 PM ET
	Emad Abouarab waves a Palestinian flag during a demonstration on the Ellipse, south of the White House, Saturday, April 20, 2002, in Washington. Thousands of demonstrators peacefully protesting globalization, U.S. policy on the Mideast and other issues spread out at sites across the capital Saturday as police officers stood watch. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer) - Apr 20 1:36 PM ET

[anniegetyourgun]

It is a significant question that you ask, six. How much longer until they have overtaken the Americans in America....

[luvbach1]

Why are these people in our country? Because of Bill Clinton and Doris Meissner

[Concentrate]

Not only are they in this country, but if we don't stop them, their plan is to CO-OPT the universities and the political discussion and use our system against itself to take over. It's happening as we speak. The local community college here is having a student government election. The most publicized slate is the "Students United" "party" which is chock full of Islamic names. The Jihadists are NOT stupid.

It's important to note that this is happening in Community Colleges, where Jews tend not to enroll, as they enroll in 4-year colleges, which have Hillel (Jewish Society) clubs. They have a good strategy. Do we?

[RodgerD]

Why are these people in our country?

Damned good question. The fact that people are parading in front of the white house with the flags of terrorist organizations that have killed hundreds of Americans is just appalling. What the hell are we doing to ourselves?

For what its worth - someone at our rally yesterday made this point clear (He's looking at a mob of Jihadists a few yards away).