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America’s Next Civil War? Immigration Control

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October 15, 2011

This one could get ugly. It is way past time to get serious about the infestation of illegal activity in our country. If this was an infestation of locusts, or some communicable disease would the same lackadaisical attitude prevail in stopping the onslaught? The flood of illegals across our southern border is a communicable disease which infests the communities infiltrated. The only cure is eradication and prevention. This cancer if left unchecked will destroy our national sovereignty.

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America is now engaged in a second Civil War.  Rather than guns and cannons facing off across blood soaked fields, it’s state and federal lawyers firing legal briefs in efforts to prevail.  The battle lines are clearly drawn, whether it’s enforcement of immigration laws, the enforcement of election laws or mandating that every American must purchase health insurance, there is indeed a plan to fundamentally change America.  The consequences of this plan are quite possibly more far-reaching than those of the first Civil War.

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They Say: He Said

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October 14, 2011

Those of “Occupy Wall Street” have differing demands but all seem discontent in one way or another. Take a look at some of these who are occupying Wall street and read what some of them have to say:

THEY SAY:



BUT GOD SAID:

The protestors on wall street certainly do not show much MEEKNESS if you ask me. Perhaps if they displayed a bit more meekness they may gain greater access? Could it be that God actually meant what He said? I think He did.

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Words of Wisdom from the Gipper

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October 13, 2011

From time to time it is good to pause and reflect. Since we have just had another Presidential debate and now the sound bytes from that debate are appearing in the news I thought it was appropriate to offer a classic SOUNDBYTE from a past President.. Ronald Reagan

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“Freedom prospers when religion is vibrant and the rule of law
under God is acknowledged.”
“If we ever forget that we are One Nation Under God,
then we will be a Nation gone under.”
— President Ronald Reagan
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“This land is your land, this land is my land.” That’s right US Taxpayers Own It

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October 12, 2011

What section of the Constitution permits the Federal Government to be LANDLORD? Could someone share that information with me please? Thank you.

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America's 'Landed Bureaucracy'

Obama’s bureaucrats claim they want to protect prairie chickens and sand dune lizards, but this proposed land grab is really another salvo in the administration’s war on private property rights and domestic energy production. In fact, a secret Department of Interior​ memo leaked a year ago proposes seizing properties that are “currently under the threat of oil and gas development.”

In other words, the government wants to take land that the private sector wants to use to create jobs and lower energy costs — two goals that are clearly not on Obama’s agenda.

“Considering the size of the federal government’s existing real estate portfolio, there is no need to continue unilaterally acquiring new lands without any regard to state’s rights or economies,” U.S. Rep. Virginia Foxx recently noted.

Foxx is absolutely correct. The federal government currently owns 1.2 million properties and 650 million acres of land — or 30 percent of the total land area of the United States. Another ten percent of the nation’s total land area — roughly 220 million acres — is owned by state or local governments. That’s almost three acres of government-owned land for every man, woman and child in America.

If American politicians wish to be taken seriously when they talk about creating jobs, reducing our nation’s dependence on foreign oil and getting government out of the way of the private sector — then there is no better place to start than the 40 percent of our nation that’s directly owned by the government.

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Obama Vows to Take Jobs Bill into Own Hands if Congress Defaults in Passage

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October 12, 2011

President Obama continued the drumbeat for his jobs plan on Tuesday, even as White House officials acknowledged that the bill’s prospects in the Senate were tenuous and Mr. Obama himself vowed not to wait for Congress to advance ideas to get American back to work.

In what sounded almost like an outright acknowledgement that Congress would reject his jobs proposal, Mr. Obama said he was making plans for what to do afterward. “If they don’t pass the whole package, we’re going to break it up into different parts,” he said, echoing White House officials who have said that they would seek to push individual components of the bill that had the best chance for passage.

Meeting with his Council for Jobs and Competitiveness for the unveiling of yet another set of ideas to increase economic growth, Mr. Obama also said that he had instructed White House officials to “scour” a jobs council report in order to identify executive actions that the administration could take.

That is what Mr Obama had to say about the legislation process. Basically he said that he wants things done HIS WAY regardless of the political process or what the Constitution states. Let us hear from another President shall we concerning Presidential powers.

“In questions of power, then, let no more be heard of confidence in man, but bind him down from mischief by the chains of the Constitution.” –Thomas Jefferson, fair copy of the drafts of the Kentucky Resolutions of 1798

Is it any wonder why the progressives hate the Constitution? It is SO RESTRICTIVE of their desire for unlimited power.


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