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05-19-2006, 01:45 AM #91Originally Posted by bootsalinda
It is unfortunate, but clear that the groups promoting open borders are also promoting these technologies to create virtual security. Many people in our movement have religious objections to these technologies.
The same corporate faction supports open borders, the usurpation of the American government and Constitution, our existing laws, the defiance of the will of the American majority, and new electronic privacy destroying technologies to establish virtual security within the civilian population.
Yes, some people find this quite apocalyptic. If we fail and they prevail, it will be the end of many things loved and cherished.
When did believing in the bible become extremist? I mean outside of the public schools of course.
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05-19-2006, 01:49 AM #92
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I see.
I'm "Dot" and I am LEGAL!
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05-19-2006, 02:03 AM #93
At first, I did not want to combine privacy issues with illegal immigration. During the legislative fight over real ID, the Open Borders Lobby showed us their cards.
The people pushing biometric ID are signing up the illegal aliens first.
There are some people in our movement that are desperate enough to accept about anything to stop this.
We held our tongue during the Real ID push out of respect for our elders in the movement like FAIR and 9/11 FSA.
After that, Ive made it very clear to the other leaders that we will NOT support any legislation that includes privacy invasive technology applied to law abiding legal American citizens.
Why should the 285 million LEGAL Americans embrace this system that has not been discussed or weighed in reaction to 15 million illegals?
Now, I'm not saying that biometrics are the mark of the Beast. I'm saying that any solutions should not be offensive to America's legal population that values privacy, freedom, and their Christian beliefs.
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05-19-2006, 02:26 AM #94
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Here is a perfect example of "preaching to the choir".
I and many others abhore this microchip invasion. For endless reasons.
The very least of which may or may not be related to the fact that I may or may not be a "Christian".
I do know many Non-Christians who are fighting illegal immigration every step of the way.
I don' t mind hearing about all of the alternative viewpoints. I find it interesting. I don't feel threatened in the least. If I did, I sure would not be on this forum. I don't mind the posts I feel are bashing. It lets me know who I am talking to. They can continue to believe as they wish. I am not going to report them. I think a greater service is provided if more than one person shows resistance in the form of a reply to a narrow minded view or a knee- jerk reaction.I'm "Dot" and I am LEGAL!
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05-19-2006, 02:39 AM #95
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BOOTS,
Just a thought that I try to keep in my mind during this work.
So many people, myself included at certain times, are on such overload that some of us do have the occassional "knee jerk" reaction. That's human nature and not so much the depth of the person.
We are busy people, juggling many balls and some of us have actually dropped our work in order to be in this serious fight. We also have many different beliefs both politically & with our religions. I can't remember when so many people with varying views have come together to work as one. It's a tribute to everyone that we've been able to do such a thing.
My point is, firstly, I appreciate your patience and understanding that you've shown. But, also, it would be beneficial if we all realized that tempers are stretched thin and we do "vent" at times. It's good that we can or this will eat us up.
I'm so slap happy tired right now that I hope what I've written makes sense, LOL.Join our efforts to Secure America's Borders and End Illegal Immigration by Joining ALIPAC's E-Mail Alerts network (CLICK HERE)
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05-19-2006, 02:52 AM #96
If what he said was true about the Mormon church supporting illegals why doesn't the Mormon church get together with the Catholic Church and move all the illegals into Vatican City and pay all their bills there?
Free Ramos and Compean NOW!
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05-19-2006, 03:00 AM #97
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Acutally, the Mormons have used ILLEGAL labor for generations. Generally, they're a big supporter of this.
If memory serves, many of their politicians have supported illegals in their communities. That area is one of the first that pushed for banking/mortgages, etc.
Before you ask, I lived in that area and have friends with very large ranches who participate in this. A very big bone of contention between us for years.Join our efforts to Secure America's Borders and End Illegal Immigration by Joining ALIPAC's E-Mail Alerts network (CLICK HERE)
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05-19-2006, 03:39 AM #98
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I'm new around here, so please excuse me for asking this, but my question if for obbop.
Man, who is that ugly piece of sh## in your avitar?
Maybe one of the good people from Mexico that I keep hearing about. Can you share some biographical info?
Of course the guy is only here to work and feed his family. And I'm sure that his contribution to society is noteable. But I'm sorry, he's just too damn ugly for amnesty.
I think that he and a few of his buddies should be deported to Salt Lake City.<div align="center">"IF it absolutely, positively has to be destroyed overnight-Dial 1-800-USMC"</div>
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05-19-2006, 07:52 AM #99
Re: I have changed my mind to amnesty
Originally Posted by Joelous
I know that there're illegal aliens that are family oriented, god fearing and friendly people, but they broke our laws and shouldn't be here in the first place.
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05-19-2006, 07:59 AM #100
"...who is that ugly piece of sh## in your avitar"
My first instinctive reaction is to shout how diversity is our strength and that multi-culturalism is to be embraced and how our compadre may some day become president!!!!
But, alas, the Gringo racist systems have placed the poor lad into a Texas prison where he await execution.
That woman he punched and threw to the ground then shot dead should have had the money he demanded.
I assume there are various organizations working hard for his release.
The lad is apparently from Texas, likely a citizen of the USA but, he apparently has fully adopted one of the Hispanic sub-cultures we see so much of. But, diversity is our strength so all is well!!!!!!!!!!!!
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