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Illegal Aliens and Homeland Security; Rants from Lance 2003

Illegal Aliens and Homeland Security; Rants from Lance 2003

Is it just me or are you concerned that illegal aliens were working on a nuclear submarine in San Diego? Is it just me or are you upset that 81,000 people come over the border in Laredo TX every day to shop and from there can go nearly anywhere if they time their travel correctly? Is it just me or are you concerned that we only have our borders secured in one direction, coming into the country? Is it just me or are you concerned about the two houses with tunnels from Mexico to the US with handrails and lighting and cement sides, roof and floor that was just found, but had been there for two decades? At least it was ADA Compliant?

We harass our own people yet let things like this go by our so-called enforcement agencies. Government's job as outlined in the Constitution is to protect our people. If you are not going to protect us, then simply revise the flowing document with a Constitutional Amendment that the Federal Government is in no way responsible for the protection of, welfare of or safety of the citizens it taxes. No problem really, then you can come clean and the truth will set us free and we can defend ourselves from enemies both foreign and domestic. Am I a crazy lunatic rebel from hell? No certainly not. I am a realist and tired of the bull. Fix it, the problem is fixable, protect me, without taking away my freedom. Think you can handle it? I am willing to wait and see, give you a shot in trying for a decade or two. But if not I think the people ought to vote out of office anyone who claims they can save us by making more laws which attack our basic freedoms. Right now I see Gestapoism forming, but cannot see an end to it or an end to the real problem. Attack the enemy, not our people. "We had to take away everyone's freedom to preserve freedom in America?" What the hell are you people thinking? Inflict pain on the enemy not on our people. The price for freedom in America is not non-freedom. My ancestors did not die for this group of morons to get their two cents in on the Hanity and Combs show. What a friggin circus.

"Lance Winslow" - If you have innovative thoughts and unique perspectives, come think with Lance; www.worldthinktank.net/wttbbs

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