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04-09-2005, 02:33 PM #1
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European Borders
The Rising Storm?
Originally Posted by Olivier Guitta, Weekly Standard, Apr 11Originally Posted by Sarah Liebowitz, Boston Globe, Apr 5'58 Airedale
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04-09-2005, 03:24 PM #2
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Rising immigrant numbers stir Britain ahead of vote
Yearly influx has more than doubled since '97
Not that WE are doing any better.http://www.alipac.us Enforce immigration laws!
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04-09-2005, 03:28 PM #3
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Minutemen aside, I figure the Europeans, French and Germans anway, have a better chance at settling their problems than we do. Their people rise en masse to protest and shut down the economy, until the govermnents agree to rectify the problem. cheer glenn
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04-09-2005, 03:59 PM #4
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Many of the European countries are having problems with immigrants also. They come in and suck up social services. From what I have seen, they are not much better at handling the problem than we are. You have to say "enough is enough." There aren't enough people willing to do that.
http://www.alipac.us Enforce immigration laws!
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04-10-2005, 01:16 AM #5
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There IS a them and we problem in those countries. It is fundamental to the problem that the ..thems... did not mix with the people who were born there. Moslems from all over the Middle East, for example, simply ignored traditional life in France and they did not make an effort to be part of the new society. Much the same thing is happening here.
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All of this aside, there is a question that is critical to ask: does the society want harmony or diversity? I see many good things in diversity, but if harmony is not there... you better regroup and slow down on the diversifying.
The United States needs, and very badly.. to gain harmony. Not diversity with a huge influx of immigrants and illegal aliens: harmony.
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04-13-2005, 09:51 PM #6
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Always remember, the "little people" of France are possessed of considerable measure of SAND! They got NUKES, that Work, deadeye on target.
Napolean was a Corsican but the Frenchman rallyed to him and became powerful.
WW2 aside. Think, if the Germans had mauled you(2 million dead from France), and the entire war had been fought inside your Country, you might not want to voulunteer for round two either, content yourself with others being slaughtered.
Remember we didn't involve ourselves in WW1 until 1917, when it was nigh finished(began in 1914). WW2 began in 39, We did not go to Europe til 42, History is often told by victors as they would wish it, to have been. glenn
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04-14-2005, 12:13 AM #7
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Sad , isn't it?
Major media and governments will probably not wake up until their major cities are burning , and the government is under threat of being toppled from within.
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France (......)They got NUKES, that Work, deadeye on target.
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France is to scared to use a nuke against a Muslim nation, because doing so would ignite a civil war. The"little people" would be swept aside by the Islamic wave. They can't use a nuke on themselves, can they?
-n"It is difficult to overcome the reflexes of national identity. But you will get there."
Bill Clinton, Paris, 8/9/2005
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04-14-2005, 12:26 AM #8
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Here's an article describing some of the current difficulties the EU is having with its constitution: Chirac Urges Yes.
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04-14-2005, 01:07 AM #9
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Ah yes, the EU......European Utopia,doomed to fail before it even begins.
Has anybody tried reading their new Constitution? It is HUNDREDS of pages long.
It looks like a lawyers dream, and could probably be used to cripple the economy of any of it's signatories.
-n"It is difficult to overcome the reflexes of national identity. But you will get there."
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04-15-2005, 09:23 AM #10Many of the European countries are having problems with immigrants also. They come in and suck up social services. From what I have seen, they are not much better at handling the problem than we are. You have to say "enough is enough." There aren't enough people willing to do that.
It all goes back to that "globalization" theory. I wonder why our government officials can't see it. But they don't. The clamor for WTO's, NAFTA, CAFTA and FTAA's. Do they expect to perfect a disaster in the making?
I expect that the next step is for the big countries to start gobbling up the small ones again.
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