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Thread ID: 14977 | Posts: 4 | Started: 2004-09-13
2004-09-13 01:52 | User Profile
In excess of 13 million illegal aliens operate within the United States with immunity from prosecution and deportation. They continue because our leaders do not uphold their oaths of office. Illegal migration impact stands as the greatest dilemma for American citizens in this century. Not only are they not assimilating by adopting our English language and our way of life, they create alien enclaves counter to everything 'American.
But the worst aspect of all stems from the importation of terrorists among those illegal aliens. With an average of 2,200 crossing our Mexican and Canadian borders nightly, any fool of a terrorist can hop into America with little difficulty. Being the suicide nut cases they are, you can bet they are massing for the next 9/11. If you don't think they would pull off another child killing terrorist act like the one in Russia last week, think again
Meanwhile, our leaders run from the illegal immigration crisis faster than our Olympic 4x4 400-meter relay team. They hide from it better than a Sean Connery in "It Takes A Thief." They avoid it better than Kate Hepburn deferred marriage. They escape it better than Houdini. But Americans cannot escape the effects of this national crisis! We are affected in our schools, cities, jobs, crime, language and hospitals daily. We're suffering national suicide from this crisis.
Today, you're collectively going to make sure politicians cannot run or hide any longer. Your collective voice will rise to a national roar. But only after you relate to the following to make you really upset. Is the following letter one that relates to you? Bob commented--one of the hundreds I receive weekly: "How I got interested in this immigration disaster issue is pretty simple," he said. "I worked in Redwood City CA last summer. I'm a Texas boy, but have lived all around the country, and I can tell you what I saw happening in California was beyond shocking." "Nobody spoke English. It was bizarre. The simplest thing became an exercise in frustration--I was walking down a street one day and decided I wanted to have some Chinese food. I asked passersby for directions. I started counting--14 people were asked before I found ONE who spoke English. It wasn't just Mexicans either who could not communicate--it was Koreans, Russians, Japanese, Chinese, Central Americans--you name it, they were not assimilated.
[url=http://michnews.com/artman/publish/article_5018.shtml] Read the rest here.[/url]
2004-09-13 15:23 | User Profile
I have been in the US for over 50 years and even served 6 years in the US Army and yet I have never been "assimilated",,,,,
I am lucky in that I was born a "gringo" hehehehehehehe (american mother) Cuban,,,,,, and yet because I was born in Cuba I do consider myself a Cuban.
I read last night that 55% of all arrest warrants are for illegals,,,,, I forgot the number of illegals in American jails but it is high.
Welfare, aid and so on, to the illegals is also very high,,,,,, AND I DON'T GET IT,,,,,,WHAT THE H*LL IS GOING ON?
I have a fence around my property and no one (but for the meter man) would dare enter my property with out my permission,,,,,, A Sheriff came to my door asking for a donation and I kick him out.
What is the objective of allowing all those illegals into the US???????
I sure would like to know.
Sorry about my bad English but I am a Cuban hehehehehehe.
2004-09-13 17:05 | User Profile
[QUOTE=Ponce]Sorry about my bad English but I am a Cuban hehehehehehe.[/QUOTE]
You've been here over fifty years. Do you think it's about time you learned the language of your host country? I say "host" because you claim to be Cuban, not American. It would appear that you are here to suck up the benefits that are not available in your beloved homeland.
BTW, if you are Cuban, how come you're still here and not in your Caribbean Hispanic Paradise?
2004-09-13 18:07 | User Profile
[QUOTE=OPERA96]You've been here over fifty years. Do you think it's about time you learned the language of your host country? I say "host" because you claim to be Cuban, not American. It would appear that you are here to suck up the benefits that are not available in your beloved homeland.
BTW, if you are Cuban, how come you're still here and not in your Caribbean Hispanic Paradise?[/QUOTE]
To start with for twenty five years I was a profesional soldier six of which was in the US Army,,,,, I paid more attention to my rifle and bullets rather than my English,,,,you say "to suck up the benefits"?????? well, I more than paid for the right to live here and I even had my own company from which I was selling my own invention,,,,,,, I think that I did very well on my own.
About going back to my "beloved homeland"?,,,,,, I was unable to go back because Commandante Castro told my father (at the time my dad was chief engineer of the whole island) that I was "to Americanise" in order to return to Cuba,,,,,,, and you know what? I do admire the Commander for saying that.
I am glad that I was unable to return sinse I can better help my people from here. : )))))))))