Thread: Romney is no different from Obama on illegal immigration

SicNTiredInSoCal, the reality here may be that you do not have two choices. You may be a person that believes you have two choices but in reality you have no choice on what is going to happen with the US Executive Branch in relation to the core issues of illegal immigration, wars, and monetary policy.

I totally agree and know this - under the globalists influence, congress wields more power than the POTUS. But I still feel I have to try. My vote is all I have left and in reality - not even that. I live in California. Try being a conservative in an extreme liberal state. Truly my vote will not be counted, and the only voice I hear is the one in my heart that says to do what I can.

And as for your gun rights and your property rights concerns, those will all disintegrate beneath a voting block of over 10 million illegal aliens legalized by a Bush, McCain, Graham, Obama, Schumer, etc... followed by millions of more illegal aliens. They fully intend to silence your free speech on websites like ALIPAC and take your guns away and whatever they decide to do with you next can be as absolutely Satanic and horrific as they want to make it because you will have lost your country and your only recourse will be to pray to God that your full GENOCIDE is not their goal.

I listen to Alex Jones daily. I am fully aware of how all this ties in to illegal immigration. Illegals are the perfect minions for the globalists to accomplish all this. I wish more people were aware of this, but instead they scream racist.

No matter who gets in - I will try and keep a cool head, get ready physically and emotionally, try not to get beaten down by all this, hunker down and keep prepping and doing what I can to protect my family for whatever comes. Either way, it's gonna be interesting.

Originally Posted by SicNTiredInSoCal

I totally agree and know this ....

No matter who gets in - I will try and keep a cool head, get ready physically and emotionally, try not to get beaten down by all this, hunker down and keep prepping and doing what I can to protect my family for whatever comes. Either way, it's gonna be interesting.

Thank you We all need to remember that we are each fellow patriots and our enemies are those that support the illegal immigration invasion of our American homeland and not each other.

ALIPAC has taken a stance that most people are going to make their mind up on what they are or are not going to do for President on their own. To try to push people too hard in any direction will only cost us support.

So debate if you must on these issues, but please do not press each other too hard on the issues involving Romney or any other Presidential candidate.

The biggest results we have seen so far in the last 8 years of GOP candidates is less American patriots working together and that is very bad news.

W

Originally Posted by ALIPAC

Thank you We all need to remember that we are each fellow patriots and our enemies are those that support the illegal immigration invasion of our American homeland and not each other.

ALIPAC has taken a stance that most people are going to make their mind up on what they are or are not going to do for President on their own. To try to push people too hard in any direction will only cost us support.

So debate if you must on these issues, but please do not press each other too hard on the issues involving Romney or any other Presidential candidate.

The biggest results we have seen so far in the last 8 years of GOP candidates is less American patriots working together and that is very bad news.

W

William I agree with SicNTiredInSoCal completely. She said exactly what I feel. There are a number of us here that actually feel the same and we are not so much trying to push anyone to vote for Romney but rather we seem to always be on the defense explaining why we are voting for Romney. We have been accused of drinking the Kool-Aid or being a complete fool, yet that is not considered an insult. In complete respect for you William, I am trying to watch my words but this really makes me sad.

By the way William, I want to poke a little fun at you based upon your comments below. If in reality both parties are handmaidens to the same masters, what's the point of voting in the first place? It could be that we are in some ways being manipulated, but in the end, the WH is the PEOPLES house and sooner or later there will be a reckoning and a thorough cleaning.

"...All of you need to back off from each other this because the real truth is that right now it does not matter much which one of these damn Turkeys you push a button for and the fact that you seem to feel it does is bordering on delusional.

The real fools game here Texasborn is among those of you that appear to want to hide yourself from the information coming in that shows Romney turning into a stinker on illegal immigration because of your hatred of Obama, when in fact you are being manipulated by a one party system of elites pretending to be a two party system."...

Romney is now saying he will end Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program on Jan. 20th if elected. If Obama is reelected the program continues, however, if Romney is elected the program will end immediately upon his inauguration (Jan. 20). That's huge news and will probably stop the legalization of over a million illegal immigrants! Moreover, he recent comment answers a question some folks on here have been asking regarding where he stands on the issue of Obama's most recent amnesty. I'm excited about this and I hope my ALIPAC friends are too. IMO, this is another obvious difference between Romney and Obama on the issue illegal immigration.

“Mitt Romney has made it clear: He would not continue the administration’s policy that provides temporary reprieve from deportation for young people who were brought here through no fault of their own,” said Gabriela Domenzain, the Obama campaign’s director of Hispanic press. “This is unacceptable and just another example of how he is the most extreme presidential candidate on immigration in modern history.”

http://www.boston.com/politicalintel...bSM/story.html

I just wanted to tell everyone my thoughts as I fell asleep staring out into a thick foggy night after the debate last night.

When I first came here, I was a babe in woods politically speaking. I knew next to nothing. I was not politically savvy, I had no idea what the NWO was or that there are actually the "Shadows of Power" behind our political system. I thought the POTUS held all the power and did not understand that it's really congress.

There was also a lot about how easily the masses can be influenced that I never gave much thought to. I knew the song "The Cult of Personality" by Living Color, but had only a half-way understanding of what it meant. Also never gave much thought to how manipulative the media is. That's all changed in part to the articles and member posts here.

The death of Dani Countryman was what finally pushed me over the edge to join this fight. The complete and total blackout of her rape and murder was unacceptable to me. For those of you who don't know who she was - she was a 14 year old girl who was murdered by two illegal alien cousins. One cruelly stepped on her throat while the other one raped her viciously. When they were caught and jailed, one had the audacity to complain about how "cold" it was in there! I had enough and that is when I found myself here in 2007.

I can't tell how much I have grown and learned from the insightful posts by the other members here. I was child-like before, and probably still am in some ways, but MILES ahead of so many people in my family and circle of friends politically speaking now.

The other life changer for me came in 2008 when I saw Alex Jone's "The Obama Deception". I watched it several times and it freaked me out because I had no idea that this really was reality. When I came to full realization of how far we'd fallen as a country - it threw me for loop. Things just got weirder from there and now here we are, another election and at another cross roads.

Anyway - to make a long story short. I appreciate all the different view points and feedback from W and the other members here. You have helped me grow and to educate other people in my life as to what the real deal is. Even those whom I disagree with have something to teach me, if only patience!

The biggest results we have seen so far in the last 8 years of GOP candidates is less American patriots working together and that is very bad news.

William I think this goes deeper then even you realize. I think you would have to live in south west states, especially California to really understand what is happening. People are being silenced. Silenced by friends and even family. They have given up. How many times have I heard "I don't want to discuss it, it hurts to much" or there is "nothing we can do so I don't want to think about it". People feel betrayed, betrayed by everything they believed to be true.

It is hard to explain, the anger, depression and hurt that is running rampant amongst California citizens. We are the walking wounded. It has nothing to do with being a Democrat or a Republican, it has to do with losing our voice, losing hope. ALIPAC in many ways has become my only outlet and contact with fellow Patriots, and this is why there is a certain bond of understanding by some of us here.