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Posted: 3/29/2006 7:25:20 AM EDT

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Posted: 3/29/2006 8:15:39 AM EDT

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Too busy fighting each other.

Posted: 3/29/2006 8:16:54 AM EDT

[#2]

Excellent point.

Posted: 3/29/2006 8:21:59 AM EDT

[#3]

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Excellent point.

I have a good friend that is career military, born and raised around Yuma AZ and spent a good part of his career in south America especially Mexico.

The military has tried everything within their power except mass invasion to fix mexico.

The only way this problem is really going to be fixed is when the people themselves enforce the constitution.

Posted: 3/29/2006 10:26:46 AM EDT

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It is just another Terrorist Org. You guys cant see that?...

"Home to Real Grassroots Activests Fighting Illegal Immigration"

Grassroots = Terrorists/Militia

Activists= Terrorists/Militia (unless you are liberal).

Fighting?...What in the hell are they fighting?, What training did the goverment give them to fight their way out of a wet paper bag let alone poor poverished people that are just here to make their lives better for their children.

This should be the kicker!

They even post a Quote from some old dead guy..

These are the times that try men's souls. The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of their country; but he that stands it now, deserves the love and thanks of man and woman. Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered; yet we have this consolation with us, that the harder the conflict the more glorious the triumph."
-Thomas Paine

You are all a bunch of nutjobs.

Posted: 3/29/2006 10:30:54 AM EDT

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You are all a bunch of nutjobs.

Religeous nutjob and proud of it, this country was founded by religeous nutjobs with squirl rifles.

Posted: 3/29/2006 10:34:53 AM EDT

[#6]

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You are all a bunch of nutjobs.

Religeous nutjob and proud of it, this country was founded by religeous nutjobs with squirl rifles.

I expect better from you...

Cant you find some story about how it was really a backroom deal between some rich family in the colonies and the King of England?...

Maybe a little sex scandal, or blackmale?...

It would make a much better story than a bunch of Bible-Thumping people sticking up for themselves, their families and neighbors.

Posted: 3/29/2006 10:46:52 AM EDT

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You are all a bunch of nutjobs.

Religeous nutjob and proud of it, this country was founded by religeous nutjobs with squirl rifles.

I expect better from you...

Cant you find some story about how it was really a backroom deal between some rich family in the colonies and the King of England?...

Maybe a little sex scandal, or blackmale?...

It would make a much better story than a bunch of Bible-Thumping people sticking up for themselves, their families and neighbors who'd rather burn the whole thing down and start over, rather than give it up.

Posted: 3/29/2006 10:54:31 AM EDT

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You are all a bunch of nutjobs.

Religeous nutjob and proud of it, this country was founded by religeous nutjobs with squirl rifles.

I expect better from you...

Cant you find some story about how it was really a backroom deal between some rich family in the colonies and the King of England?...

You know better than to ask such a question of a nutjob like me !

Posted: 3/29/2006 10:55:35 AM EDT

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You are all a bunch of nutjobs.

Religeous nutjob and proud of it, this country was founded by religeous nutjobs with squirl rifles.

I expect better from you...

Cant you find some story about how it was really a backroom deal between some rich family in the colonies and the King of England?...

Maybe a little sex scandal, or blackmale?...

It would make a much better story than a bunch of Bible-Thumping people sticking up for themselves, their families and neighbors who'd rather burn the whole thing down and start over, rather than give it up.

I think Red belongs to Matt45, Blue belongs to 161ditchdigger...

You are going to need to pick another color.

Posted: 3/29/2006 10:58:14 AM EDT

[#10]

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You are all a bunch of nutjobs.

Religeous nutjob and proud of it, this country was founded by religeous nutjobs with squirl rifles.

I expect better from you...

Cant you find some story about how it was really a backroom deal between some rich family in the colonies and the King of England?...

You know better than to ask such a question of a nutjob like me !

I knew you would not let us down!

Now how about a good sex scandal on the topic?..

Posted: 3/29/2006 11:09:38 AM EDT

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You are all a bunch of nutjobs.

Religeous nutjob and proud of it, this country was founded by religeous nutjobs with squirl rifles.

I expect better from you...

Cant you find some story about how it was really a backroom deal between some rich family in the colonies and the King of England?...

Maybe a little sex scandal, or blackmale?...

It would make a much better story than a bunch of Bible-Thumping people sticking up for themselves, their families and neighbors.

squirl?
blackmale?

I'm gonna install spellcheck features on you people sooner or later.

Posted: 3/29/2006 11:13:04 AM EDT

[#12]

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Religeous nutjob and proud of it, this country was founded by religeous nutjobs with squirl rifles.

Posted: 3/29/2006 11:18:08 AM EDT

[#13]

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Religeous nutjob and proud of it, this country was founded by religeous nutjobs with squirl rifles.

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Great!...

Now Phil is also one of those Terrorists that use the Founding Fathers to push his point!

Posted: 3/29/2006 11:19:41 AM EDT

[#14]

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You know better than to ask such a question of a nutjob like me !

OK, I made it about half way through the article.... care to translate Strat? (terrible writing style, IMO)

Posted: 3/29/2006 11:25:33 AM EDT

[#15]

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You know better than to ask such a question of a nutjob like me !

OK, I made it about half way through the article.... care to translate Strat? (terrible writing style, IMO)

scroll to the bottom and note where the author is from,

Posted: 3/29/2006 11:25:37 AM EDT

[#16]

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Religeous nutjob and proud of it, this country was founded by religeous nutjobs with squirl rifles.

pic5.picturetrail.com/VOL77/858902/4468668/131857766.jpg

Great!...

Now Phil is also one of those Terrorists that use the Founding Fathers to push his point!

Yes, encouraging proper spelling is very much the act of a terrorist; if the person pushing the terrorist label is a true nutjob that is. Diane Fienstein would be so proud of you.

Posted: 3/29/2006 11:29:18 AM EDT

[#17]

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Religeous nutjob and proud of it, this country was founded by religeous nutjobs with squirl rifles.

pic5.picturetrail.com/VOL77/858902/4468668/131857766.jpg

To both Phil_ and tweeter there was no standardized spelling in that time period, read rebels and redcoats which is written in their own words and spelling of the time.

Posted: 3/29/2006 11:30:44 AM EDT

[#18]

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You know better than to ask such a question of a nutjob like me !

OK, I made it about half way through the article.... care to translate Strat? (terrible writing style, IMO)

scroll to the bottom and note where the author is from,

Yes, I did that before reading. I also forwarded it out to some others who may be interested. I'll be interested in their replies.

Posted: 3/29/2006 11:34:42 AM EDT

[#19]

In the meantime, here's a forward that echoes what dozens of other emails say, each day in my inbox. Any thoughts Strat?

CAN'T GO HOME AGAIN
by Justice Litle

A few nights ago, my wife and I were at a dinner party, and Cassie (my
wife) happened to be seated next to an ex-investment banker (currently a
business consultant, used to be an investment banker). Before long, the
conversation turned to the Gold Cruise and the fact that I was scheduled
to give a talk on gold.

His response was immediate and enthusiastic: "Oh wow, that's great! Gold
is really hot right now! Precious metals are the place to be!"

The point of that little anecdote is that the word is clearly out. When
you get that kind of response at a dinner party, people know. It's no
longer our job to "evangelize" anymore. We don't have to go out and pound
the table for investing in energy and metals. As recently as a year ago,
we did, telling everyone and their brother to buy gold and oil stocks, but
now people get that. They see the opportunity is here. But does that mean
our job is done? Not at all. In fact, our job is just getting started,
just like these trends.

There are only a few ways for the bull market in gold to play out, and
supposedly a fixed ending in all cases. The yellow metal's dollar price
will violently launch into orbit at some point, arc into a near-vertical
crescendo and ultimately burn itself out supernova style. Either that or a
long, drawn-out grind - a steady sloshing higher over the course of years,
punctuated by occasional hiccups and countertrends to keep us on our toes.
Or perhaps a combination of both, in homage to the disco era - a multiyear
rise capped off with a blaze of glory.

But no matter how it happens, gold will eventually return to Earth. The
fixed ending is a return to normalcy, which in gold's case equates to
dormancy. After all, what goes up must come down. Right? It's only
logical. That is what everyone expects. Yet what if, this time, the future
doesn't look like the past? What if gold were to climb to new highs,
breaking the $1,000-an-ounce barrier, and never return from whence it
came? With apologies to Thomas Wolfe, what if the bankers can't go home
again?

Now that would be something.

This talk will discuss exactly that possibility. In the long run, I
believe, the fiat money bankers will not be able go home again. The role
of gold in the 21st century is not just to act as a barometer of financial
anxiety, but to ultimately return to the fore as sound money.

Even with gold at 25-year highs, only a modest percentage of the
population continues to insist - and to remember - that gold and silver
are money. It is surprising, and sometimes breathtaking, how quickly
modern man forgets his past. Born of Nixon's infamous utterance, fiat
currency is little more than a brief experiment in the grand scheme of
things - still shy of its 40th birthday. Gold and silver, on the other
hand, have functioned as money for roughly 98% of recorded financial
history, dating back to the Lydians in the seventh century B.C.

Some dismiss gold as "just another commodity." Those who say that gold is
just another commodity either have a hidden agenda, a blindness to human
nature or both. While true that gold responds to supply and demand just
like any other commodity, it is also the only commodity to have been bound
up with the human psyche for thousands of years. As Peter Bernstein
recounts in his excellent book The Power of Gold: The History of an
Obsession, gold has been driving men to great lengths of desperation since
time immemorial. There is something deeply moving about it.

Some things are just bred into us. Certain habits die hard or never die at
all. Modern suburban man, for example, has a deep attachment to his lawn.
There is just something about owning a piece of fertile land, even if it
is barely the size of a postage stamp, that makes a guy feel like king of
his castle. This feeling can be traced back to our ancestors, for whom
possession of sufficient hunting and gathering territory was a matter of
life and death. The man rich in land was rich indeed. Gold inspires a
similar primal connection. It is not just another commodity.

Gold represents more than just the wealth of kings. On a more everyday
level, gold is simply money - a store of what you have worked hard to earn
and keep. Money you can sink your teeth into, hide under your mattress,
store up in your vault. Real money.

In our modern world of bits and bytes, money is brushed off as an abstract
concept. Talking heads regularly maul and distort its meaning at will. Yet
money is one of the most important "abstract concepts" in history. It
prices the fruits of our labor and the value of our efforts. It makes
savings and investment possible. Money is not wealth in itself, yet it
measures out the wealth of nations. Mentioned in the Bible more than any
other topic, money speaks to the state of a man's soul.

Ultimately, money is linked to something even older and more abstract: the
concept of trust. So how is it that when you follow modern money to its
birthplace, you wind up in a politician's headquarters - a place utterly
devoid of trust if ever there was one? This does not make sense. It is an
anachronism of 20th-century government, a byproduct of industrial
oligarchy and short-lived economies of scale. As free market capitalism
evolves, the temporary arrangements that gave birth to fiat currency will
not survive. The hoary old concept of trust, on the other hand, most
certainly will. This is why gold will rise again.

Successful traders have a saying: "Avoid the middle like the plague."
Basically what this means is that you can make money in the short run and
you can make money in the long run, but the middle is often a fog.

In the short run, you have what I call "pockets of clarity" - moments
where all the pieces fall into place and you can see, if only for a few
precious moments, what is likely to happen next. Finding and exploiting
pockets of clarity is the bread and butter of successful trading. In the
long run, you can see the big trends, "megatrends" as some call them, that
will eventually run to inescapable conclusions. The only things absolutely
certain are death and taxes, but some other things come close. A few major
cycles, rooted deeply in human nature, have the predictability of gravity
or the sun rising each morning - but only over the very long term.

In discussing the return of gold as money, this talk is clearly focused on
the long run - where the current trends we are seeing will ultimately lead
us as far as gold is concerned. The evidence to support our conclusions is
right before our eyes... but in terms of how long everything will take, we
cannot know.

It is the middle span that is truly hard to predict, yet as investors, we
must get through it. We do not know how long it will take for certain
trends to play out, but we do know the long run shapes the middle as we go
from here to there. When you have conviction, patience is your ally. It is
easier to get through the valley when you know the mountain is in the
distance.

Regards,

Justice Litle

The reason I ask, is to ask you about the militias standards for readiness when it comes to realizing our looming financial crisis.

Posted: 3/29/2006 11:38:48 AM EDT

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You know better than to ask such a question of a nutjob like me !

OK, I made it about half way through the article.... care to translate Strat? (terrible writing style, IMO)

It is nothing more than UCC Uniform Commercial Code Law, it has been around since ancient Babylon and more commonly known as the Law Mechant or admiralty law.

Posted: 3/29/2006 11:40:27 AM EDT

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Religeous nutjob and proud of it, this country was founded by religeous nutjobs with squirl rifles.

pic5.picturetrail.com/VOL77/858902/4468668/131857766.jpg

To both Phil_ and tweeter there was no standardized spelling in that time period, read rebels and redcoats which is written in their own words and spelling of the time.

Cavemen didn't have Zippos to make fire with, that doesn't mean modern day people shouldn't use them.

Posted: 3/29/2006 11:46:06 AM EDT

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Cavemen didn't have Zippos to make fire with, that doesn't mean modern day people shouldn't use them.

I say Ban Zippos!...

Sticks for everyone!

Posted: 3/29/2006 12:10:31 PM EDT

[#23]

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In the meantime, here's a forward that echoes what dozens of other emails say, each day in my inbox. Any thoughts Strat?

The reason I ask, is to ask you about the militias standards for readiness when it comes to realizing our looming financial crisis.

The first priority should to secure the home and family for a minimum of a year, not just your own family but have the ability to add another family as well as your own, this gives people the ability to adjust as necessary to a contaminated area they may have to flee, a well prepared home should be able to take care of special care/need patients, heat and sanitation being very important.

Curretly coastal units can move north south or east if necessary.

Apocalyspe ? bring it on !

Posted: 3/29/2006 12:30:37 PM EDT

[#24]

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In the meantime, here's a forward that echoes what dozens of other emails say, each day in my inbox. Any thoughts Strat?

The reason I ask, is to ask you about the militias standards for readiness when it comes to realizing our looming financial crisis.

The first priority should to secure the home and family for a minimum of a year, not just your own family but have the ability to add another family as well as your own, this gives people the ability to adjust as necessary to a contaminated area they may have to flee, a well prepared home should be able to take care of special care/need patients, heat and sanitation being very important.

Curretly coastal units can move north south or east if necessary.

Apocalyspe ? bring it on !

I guess I sort of took all that for granted, beforehand, by assumption. More clearly, I mean to ask, how do you intend to hedge against a partial or whole collapse of a national or international financial SHTF?

You train and purchase supplies in preparation of physical threats and failures. Do you do the same for financial threats too?

(If this is simply considered a private matter, not open for discussion, I respectfully understand. My questions are only for the militia as a whole, and about the standards it uses. Curiosity only.)

Posted: 3/29/2006 12:39:08 PM EDT

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I guess I sort of took all that for granted, beforehand, by assumption. More clearly, I mean to ask, how do you intend to hedge against a partial or whole collapse of a national or international financial SHTF?

You train and purchase supplies in preparation of physical threats and failures. Do you do the same for financial threats too?

The Pacific corp met and agreed on a strategic goal, that goal is a free society based on small independent self sufficient communities, ofcourse security is vital to this so there are mutual aid agreements amongst communities.

The basic community model is agriculture based for food clothing housing type economic engine.

Gold and Silver is the only lawful money, each state has it's own treasury/bank.

Posted: 3/29/2006 12:47:50 PM EDT

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Gold and Silver is the only lawful money, each state has it's own treasury/bank.

I looked into buying silver coins once, it ended up being about $3000.00 for a bag of silver dimes and the such that was face value of about $1000.00

That could get really spendy with the stocks of silver getting lower and lower due to manufacturing that cost is only going to go much higher.

Posted: 3/29/2006 12:51:33 PM EDT

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But if the "savings glut" starts disappearing, then I know where the money is going to go. Notice how I astutely surmised this from Steve Sjuggerud's commentary at DailyWealth.com, where he said his buddy Jeff Clark told him that "About 10 weeks from today - maybe sooner - Federal Ban 18 will be lifted from Chinese Law. On that day, Chinese companies listed on American exchanges will be allowed to return home - and sell shares for the first time in history on the local markets of Shanghai and Shenzhen. And for the first time in history," he says, "Chinese citizens will be allowed to buy them. That’s when the REAL China Boom begins."

That means June and July will have major effects on this years economy.

Posted: 3/29/2006 12:56:25 PM EDT

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Gold and Silver is the only lawful money, each state has it's own treasury/bank.

I looked into buying silver coins once, it ended up being about $3000.00 for a bag of silver dimes and the such that was face value of about $1000.00

That could get really spendy with the stocks of silver getting lower and lower due to manufacturing that cost is only going to go much higher.

Silver will out perform gold in terms of inflation and supply and demand but metals are only a store of value/purchasing power they are not important in and of it's self, Open polinated heritage seeds, food, clothing, energy, and the absolute most valuable thing on earth arable land with water.

Posted: 3/29/2006 3:55:21 PM EDT

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(Kyodo) _ Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi should take the lead at a Group of Eight meeting in calling for a "Plaza Accord II," former U.S. trade negotiator Clyde Prestowitz said Tuesday.

"We all need to cooperate on diminishing the role of the dollar in international trade," said Prestowitz, now the president of the Economic Strategy Institute which he founded, at a lecture at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan.

Even though Koizumi is going to step down from the premiership in September, he is in a good position to suggest that G-8 leaders adopt a new Plaza Accord to help reduce current global economic imbalances similar to those seen in the mid-1980s, when the first accord was struck, Prestowitz said.

The 1985 Plaza Accord was signed by the then Group of Five economic powers to coordinate foreign exchange policies. Troubled by a large trade deficit, particularly with Japan, the United States under the administration of President Ronald Reagan aimed to bring down the value of the U.S. dollar against other major currencies.

Since then the world economy has gone through a radical transformation, with China and India emerging as major economic powerhouses. The G-5 has now expanded to the G-8 grouping Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United States and Russia.

But the U.S. dollar is again in a situation in which many economists, including Prestowitz, see it as overvalued and partly responsible for increasing trade deficits in the United States.

The U.S. government recently said its current account deficit in 2005 totaled $804.95 billion, up 20.5 percent from the previous year, to hit a record high for the fourth straight year due to a bigger goods trade deficit on higher imports and oil prices.

"We are back (to a similar situation to the mid-1980s with a similar global economic imbalance), except it's bigger and there are more players," said Prestowitz, a trade negotiator in the Reagan administration.

To help resolve this matter, he said the United States should raise taxes and increase financial savings, while other countries should stimulate consumption.

As a means of solving the problem, the world needs to begin pricing oil "not in the dollar but in a basket of currencies," such as the yen, dollar, euro and yuan, he suggested.

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Posted: 3/29/2006 3:57:34 PM EDT

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Posted: 3/29/2006 4:16:15 PM EDT

[#31]

Fun economic pieace,

Posted: 3/29/2006 4:31:36 PM EDT

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Fun economic pieace,

We travel in some of the same circles.

Posted: 3/29/2006 5:01:14 PM EDT

[#33]

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Religeous nutjob and proud of it, this country was founded by religeous nutjobs with squirl rifles.

pic5.picturetrail.com/VOL77/858902/4468668/131857766.jpg

Great!...

Now Phil is also one of those Terrorists that use the Founding Fathers to push his point!

Yes, encouraging proper spelling is very much the act of a terrorist; if the person pushing the terrorist label is a true nutjob that is. Diane Fienstein would be so proud of you.

Phil- spelling terrorist. Nice ring to it.

Posted: 3/29/2006 6:12:57 PM EDT

[#34]

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Phil- spelling terrorist. Nice ring to it.

Posted: 3/29/2006 7:33:10 PM EDT

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Phil- spelling terrorist. Nice ring to it.

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Oh, your good!

Posted: 3/29/2006 7:40:33 PM EDT

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Phil- spelling terrorist. Nice ring to it.

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Oh, you're good!

Fixed it for you.

Posted: 3/29/2006 7:47:45 PM EDT

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Posted: 3/29/2006 8:32:43 PM EDT

[#38]

O.K., are you clowns done yet? I bet none of you know that there is a huge Mexican flag flying right now in downtown Seattle near the viaduct on top of a building for all to see. Viva La Revalucion!

Posted: 3/29/2006 8:56:48 PM EDT

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Phil- spelling terrorist. Nice ring to it.

pic5.picturetrail.com/VOL77/858902/4468668/136183294.jpg

Oh, you're good!

Fixed it for you.

Told you so!
Mogwar, Perhaps you should call in that gaurd unit for Spokane.

Posted: 3/29/2006 9:17:07 PM EDT

[#40]

Since it's spelling bee night, it's guard not "gaurd"
BTW: It's MOGWAR not Mogwar, it's an "akronim".

Posted: 3/30/2006 12:17:26 AM EDT

[#41]

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O.K., are you clowns done yet? I bet none of you know that there is a huge Mexican flag flying right now in downtown Seattle near the viaduct on top of a building for all to see. Viva La Revalucion!

So when is the mission to take down the flag going to take place?

Posted: 3/30/2006 7:31:07 AM EDT

[#42]

I have trouble with the idea of stopping people from leaving mexico. I would want to leave to if I was in that shit hole... I can see bolth sides of the fence on this issue. we do need to do something about this problem of illeagle imigration but I am not sure that keeping people from coming into the great USA is the anser...

Posted: 3/30/2006 11:08:16 AM EDT

[#43]

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I have trouble with the idea of stopping people from leaving mexico.

Well I do not. And the only way I could do even better is If I were a an employee of the BP.

I do not think anyone in this WAHTF has one single bit of Anti-hispanic in them, What I do have and Im sure some others have is....ANTI-ILLEGAL's...

They are breaking the law, and I dont give a shit what anyone else says, they take from my children, and my pocket book.

I support imigration, Im cool with it. But do it according to the laws of my country. Why should some guy from Iraq who worked with troops and quite possibly kept them alive have to jump through all the loop's and hoops when some Mexican can just climb the fence?...

we do need to do something about this problem of illeagle imigration but I am not sure that keeping people from coming into the great USA is the anser...

I do not see anyone even from any side saying to keep people from coming to the USA..

It is a nations duty to protect it's borders, It is about time we started protecting ours.

Posted: 3/30/2006 12:19:08 PM EDT

[#44]

So squiggy, I'm also going to guess you're in favor of a principal flying the Mexican Flag over a HS in TX?

Maybe you even think the Commiefornian City of Maywood is doing the right thing?Link

In both cases there is blatent disreguard for the laws of this country and both actions are in direct contrivance of them.

We call them "Illegals" because they are here.....__________?
But yet, they prey upon the welfare, healthcare, and socialist support programs without putting anything into those systems.

Cboyer is right. CALL out the 'Guard. I'm down for a 90-day rotation of ~~hunting~~ intercepting illegals.

Posted: 3/30/2006 12:45:11 PM EDT

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We call them "Illegals" because they are here..... Messycan?
But yet, they prey upon the welfare, healthcare, and socialist support programs without putting anything into those systems.

What do I win?

Posted: 3/30/2006 1:37:23 PM EDT

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We call them "Illegals" because they are here..... Messycan?
But yet, they prey upon the welfare, healthcare, and socialist support programs without putting anything into those systems.

What do I win?

A free kick in the nutz, to go with the complimentary one you're getting for that shit on page 1.

Posted: 3/30/2006 6:11:53 PM EDT

[#47]

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So squiggy, I'm also going to guess you're in favor of a principal flying the Mexican Flag over a HS in TX?

Maybe you even think the Commiefornian City of Maywood is doing the right thing?Link

In both cases there is blatent disreguard for the laws of this country and both actions are in direct contrivance of them.

We call them "Illegals" because they are here.....__________?
But yet, they prey upon the welfare, healthcare, and socialist support programs without putting anything into those systems.

Cboyer is right. CALL out the 'Guard. I'm down for a 90-day rotation of ~~hunting~~ intercepting illegals.

Couldn't have said it better myself.

Posted: 3/30/2006 8:54:15 PM EDT

[#48]

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Gold and Silver is the only lawful money, each state has it's own treasury/bank.

I looked into buying silver coins once, it ended up being about $3000.00 for a bag of silver dimes and the such that was face value of about $1000.00

That could get really spendy with the stocks of silver getting lower and lower due to manufacturing that cost is only going to go much higher.

According to congress a dollar is is ounce of .999 silver right now it costs 11.73 federal reserve notes to buy 1 ounce of silver ore (spot price) that means a 1 dollar federal reserve note will buy .085 of a silver dollar.

Better trade that worthless paper for something of value fast and with all these criminal aliens running amuck ammo and food would be a good choice.

Posted: 3/31/2006 4:24:07 AM EDT

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Gold and Silver is the only lawful money, each state has it's own treasury/bank.

I looked into buying silver coins once, it ended up being about $3000.00 for a bag of silver dimes and the such that was face value of about $1000.00

That could get really spendy with the stocks of silver getting lower and lower due to manufacturing that cost is only going to go much higher.

According to congress a dollar is is ounce of .999 silver right now it costs 11.73 federal reserve notes to buy 1 ounce of silver ore (spot price) that means a 1 dollar federal reserve note will buy .085 of a silver dollar.

Better trade that worthless paper for something of value fast and with all these criminal aliens running amuck ammo and food MREs check, linked 7.62 for 240C, check, must order more 25mmHE. would be a good choice.

Posted: 3/31/2006 5:30:31 AM EDT

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Better trade that worthless paper for something of value fast

+1

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