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Hey Obama, I'm going to do it anyway, dude!
The state of Oklahoma just passed a law, in a 37 to 9 vote, for an amendment to place the Ten Commandments on the front entrance to the state capitol. The feds in DC, along with the ACLU, said it would be a mistake, and didn't like it
Guess what? Oklahoma did it anyway. Oklahoma recently passed a law in the state to incarcerate all illegal immigrants, and ship them back to where they came from, unless they want to get a green card and become an American citizen. They all scattered. This was against the advice of the Federal Government and the ACLU, they said it would be a mistake. Guess what? Oklahoma did it anyway. Oklahoma just passed a law to include DNA samples from any and all illegals in the Oklahoma database, for criminal investigative purposes. Pelosi said it was unconstitutional. Guess what? Oklahoma did it anyway. Several weeks ago, Oklahoma passed a law declaring themselves a sovereign state, not under Federal government directives. The Empire didn't like it. Guess what? Oklahoma did it anyway. The federal Government has taken bold steps to take away the second amendment, so Oklahoma, a week ago, passed a law confirming people in this state have the right to bear arms and transport them in their vehicles. Criminals Kennedy and Ms. Pelosi did not like it. Guess what? Oklahoma did it anyway. And Obama didn't like any of this. Guess what the new T-shirts say... "Hey Obama, We're going to do it anyway, dude!" |
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Oklahoma's going to do what? Trend backwards when compared to the rest of the country?
The 10 Commandments have no business near a courthouse, capitol or any form of government. Jailing illegal immigrants isn't the answer. Jailing those who depend on their labor would make more sense. Passing a law allowing the state of Oklahoma to fudge with DNA samples? Who's running that state? The Ku Klax Klan? I sure hope those folks are happy. They're digging themselves into a deeper hole. |
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letting illegals in only weakens whats left of the american economy and renders your fight against he nwo even tougher.. change it from inside first then go and help other countries./states. |
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It's not surprising you say that Humble Janitor, your from Vermont right?
Montana just challenged federal jurisdiction too, the show down is coming, which is healthy. Isn't it nice you don't HAVE to live in Montana, it would be a shame to live in such backwardsness. Pineal, the fight is for self determination which is exactly the point I was making but there are some that don't think others.... should think for themselves. |
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Back in the 70s in California at college our professor discussed the demographics of the state and what would happen in the next 20, 30, 40 years and he was right on target.
The biggest problem of the State was of illegals coming in to have their children there who automatically became a US citizen and thus was then eligible for Social Services which included medical and financial benefits. Basically what happened is more money was going out then coming in as these folks did not pay taxes or contribute to the State's economy. They were financial leeches which drained the state dry. Furthermore the criminal element from this community was exceptionally high so then then there were all of the expenses of investigation and prosecution and incarceration. This also cost the State millions of dollars. They also contributed to the drug trade which was the downfall of the youth. With the onset of Reagan as Governor the School system went from be in the upper percent of the nation to being in the bottom percent education wise. I watched the mentally ill be turned out from hospitals onto the streets. When I was younger a homeless person was almost non-existent. Subsequently, I've never been impressed with Government who does not take care of it's own citizens but does take care of illegals. That is just crazy and it is the primary reason the Nation is such a mess. Not that the illegals are there.. but that there is little or no enforcement of the laws we already have. I say good for Oklahoma. Right on. And I expect many States to succeed to get out from under the oppression that the corrupt criminal government that allows its citizens pensions to be stolen, allows credit card companies to charge almost 30% in interest, gives money to failing banks and so on. What is going on is absolutely insane. Anyone with half a brain can now see that Government is now owned by Big Business Corporations and is no longer concerned about its citizens. When illegals rights supercede the rights of a Country's citizens then that Nation has already surrender it's right to govern those same citizens. |
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Agreed Carol!, good for Oklahoma!! I think it might not be such a bad state to live in after all! LOL
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yeah, good for them!!
If anyone wants to get out of the grubby fingers that is the PTB.... The first step to any of that will be to say, " nope, sorry, that doesnt work for us, your BS hasnt worked for us, nor will it. therefore.... we will do what works for us, not for you. " Who cares about "what" it is that they are doing, (10 commandments, etc etc)... as long as they are harming no one else. It in itself, is a statement... that speaks volumes... Saying, " guess what?" " We do have the power to control ourselves, and that is what we will do". baby steps, baby steps. lol People are realizing that they can stand up and proclaim what it is that they want, rather than being handed a bucket of $h!t and saying.. " ok, ill take it" Ef that!!! dont take poop covered in flower petals and expect it to smell like flowers... its still poop!! and it still stinks!!! I, and many of us here, have been doing, saying, and having the attitude of " hey guess what, we are going to do it anyway, dudes"... for most of our lives...... its nice to see that people with some "power" are realizing they to, can do the same thing. :smoke: Peace |
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It's not as important for states to stand up against central control as it is for them to stand up for the basic rights of the minority not to be infringed upon by the majority. I can't say that I'm impressed with OK for insisting on posting religious dogma in public places, but all the same it's good to see them claiming sovereignty from an increasingly intrusive federal government who has no problem using extortion to enforce their edicts. [i.e. adopt our speed limit, seatbelt laws, etc or lose your highway funding.] It will be good if OK also stands against the Real ID bill. It's supposed to protect us against terrorists, but if everyone there is packing they may be well enough protected already. ...just kidding about that, I don't believe in terrorists. |
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Thanks Dan. I would like to add that any illegal's child born in this country should not be eligible for benefits. Many of the mothers came here because they wanted their children born in our hospitals. I don't see the problem with that if that was all it was because then they would have to go back home. However, that is not the way that it is and this is something that all of the boarder states should really revise if they have not done so already. If I were to have my children in Mexico would that make them Mexican citizens eligible for medical, financial aid and social services? Come on now.. what lame brain idiot can't figure this one out.
Furthermore, it cost far more money to keep illegals in our jails then to ship them home and beef up the boarder security. However, the prison system is a whole other story of corruption from the top down. And I never did get over our those two boarder patrol guards were imprisoned for shooting a known drug traffic illegal either who was caught again later doing the same thing. That is Poppa Bush's rabbit hole and his support of and financial benefit from the drug trade. |
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"terrorists"= what the big army calls the little army.
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Ironically, I have never considered the 10 commandments religious dogma except perhaps for the first commandment. Some how "Thou Shall Not Steel" "Thou Shall Not Kill" "Though Shall Not Covet thy Neighbor's Wife nor thy Neighbor's Property" seem to be a good set of rules to live by and some are already legal laws that we abide by today.
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Agreed again Carol!
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Arresting the illegals themselves WON'T stop the problem! Neither will building a wall! Alas, no point in arguing further on this seeing that most folks trend right with their thinking. |
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We might likely see a lot of such laws being passed before the end of the year. And done so just for survival's sake.
In the brief below John Moore explains why I think that, but I would encourage anyone interested to listen to each of his broadcasts this week. He is now on daily at www.themicroeffect.com, which is where Jeff Rense is now. John has been and still is a private homicide detective of 37 years around the St. Louis area, and ex-special forces. The Brief from JR Moore- (summarizing) I (John Moore) just received some information from a military source (John stated he has known this very reliable source for a long time) and we are facing a really serious disastrous event with high probability. Should it occur it will put the country in a free for all and of course a high potential for martial law etc, will exist. My thoughts: That could put some more independent thinking states in a position to tell the federal government get out, stay out, really soon. And it appears to me one would want to be in that type of state as opposed to a big brother state like Illinois. He went on to give a list of eleven cities that have been targeted for an attack starting sometime after June 1. And the type of attack he was talking about was a nuke. Now this type of info leads to a lot of thought provoking responses. However, our consideration might want to include that just because something "doesn't" happen is not proof there wasn't some type of 007 struggle at the last minute to save the world. Or more realistically, a last minute missed detail that derailed the bad guy's plan while in motion. And have we ever heard the federal government get on the news and say whew we almost lost Dallas today to a nuke? Not likely nor will we, especially if some of them are complicit (like they were in the WTC). John's comments continued by stating what we could be facing this fall. Read them without fear as just a list of things to consider. His reason for stating these is because of the reliability of his sources. And if ever you wanted a source vetted, you would want him vetting it. 1) The final economic collapse - Sept/Oct 2) Food shortages - Sept/Oct 3) A pandemic - Aug 4) And quite possibily a nuclear attack on a city - sometime after the first of June Also he mentioned that WWIII might already be going and we just don't know it yet... My final thoughts. Yes we the people, not government,s are starting to take back the responsibilities we have so long neglected and if any or all of these events were to occur, hopefully we can all find ourselves in a location where people know how to take care of themselves. My advice? Examine your state. Will it be cooperating with the feds or not? |
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Blah blah blah. Let's keep putting thought into these negative events because after all, we CAN make them happen just by constantly believing in them.
I've got nothing more to say on these matters. It's nice to know that some people are still hung up on politics and government when there are matters that go beyond both. One last thing: I apologize in advance if anyone's offended. I just think that we worry too much about government and politics and that clouds our judgment sometimes. |
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But now, I feel as if the federal government is too far gone and we need to focus our energy on state and local government, and on alternative journalism, and reaching out on the grassroots level. |
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OBAMA Is a Wolf is sheeps clothing. I guess he proves there no good at the top period. He lacks the balls of a revolutionary. Spating about change this and that, stand up for you blah blah blah. Come on Obama! **** em off. Oh yeah he wont. Because he is one of them. Damnit Fooled again. Im moving to Oaklahoma because im gona do it any way dude! Great post seashore =)
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I would not be 100% oposed to obolishing federal government and reforming local and state governments to look over "tribes" for lack of a beter word
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Ab soul lutly Right... And, Good for Oklahoma. Trooly, Tango |
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Yes, by all means lets support a state that wants to take away civil liberties and religious freedoms, so they can tell their citizens what to do and think... all because you believe some BS about the president being controlled by the PTB. He is absolutely not.
Let's review a commandment...Thou shalt have no other gods before me. What is up with that? If that is on the courthouse, is it not the law of the land, that I have to bow down to your god? Completely unacceptable. Some of you are obviously willing to accept tyranny as long as it offends a president you don't like. |
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One of the things that government and politics use to control are in fact borders . Whether some here want to believe it or not we are all citizens of this world and this world started without borders or government . Everyone should have the right to travel live and work where they want to , but we put up borders to control and then decide who comes in and out . If we are going to change the system we have to change the whole system not just parts of it . Flags are a problem too, they say I belong to this group, its a way to divide exactly opposite of the direction we should be going . This can be a touchy subject but stand back and look at some of the things we use and ask your self do we need them . In order to come together we have to stop living apart |
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"Begin reaching for self perpetuation/abundance creation that costs nothing to maintain and is freely available by exchanging: ideas, inventions, knowledge, free energy, alchemy, nutrition, illumination, youthfulness, etc. openly for all. Draw in technology that is thousands of years (or more) ahead of our time. End the currency/bankers paradigm via. the entropy that will result when we create this new paradigm for society." |
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Keeping DNA samples on file is wrong and an invasion of privacy. No matter what the circumstances. It starts with criminals, then people with minor offences, then everyone else. That's whats happening in The U.K. right now. An Orwellian nightmare. And automatically incarcerating illegal immigrants isnt going to work either. You dont like them coming into your country? Then "go pick your own vegetables" (quote from the column "Ask a Mexican"). They do all the jobs no one else will. If America didnt make living conditons so bad in Central America to begin with, they wouldnt be coming up to the States to do all the menial work. The American Gov. has actively been destabalizing and undermining the Latin Amercian countries for decades. Of course they want to go to the U.S. for a better life. The solution is to make living conditions in Central America better so they dont want to come to the U.S. in the first place. |
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"We can all Hope that Change is going to happen tomorrow and if it doesn`t there is the Hope it will happen the day after. The problem with Hope is that Change never has to Materialize for it to exist." |
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'hope' is really non-commital. it's kind of a desperate emotion.
we can hope for change, but if we only hope, change will never occur. action alone is capable of making hope happen. a friend of mine has a saying.... 'hope in one hand and s**t in the other and see which hand fills up first.' |
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We must admit we have differences of opinion, and until recently that opinion has been a protected right in our country. However, as we move along less and less of those freedoms are protected, including the right to have an opinion listed in the first amendment. Look at how many go to jail for holocaus denial, which is just an opinion.
The fact that we have so many differences makes me wonder if we have forgotten that some folks move to an area because it IS friendly to their moral code or beliefs. So having different states that have different flavors to me seems to be good. For example there are those that might spit nails at me for what I believe and will never see it my way, and I see this as healthy but when those differences turn into disrespect because of that different opinion we usually start having trouble. That is how wars start. So hurray for different states. Let's give Texas their republic back and anyone else that wants it. In fact Vermont is moving quite close to that line along with Quebec and several other areas. Why not let them? After all people can move right? Believing, or not believing that the "powers that be", place, pick, make, or hand pick a candidate is another topic but it is quite obvious Obama was "placed, picked, and made" to be president. Quoting Will Rogers (an Oklahoman), "Good thing we don't get all the government we pay for". |
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I have to agree that we're going down a dangerous road in regards to scapegoating illegals. That's what TPTB *want* us to do! Think about it!!!!! It's another distraction! |
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1. Legalize all drugs and tax the hell out of them. Keep the money in Vermont though. 2. Legalize hemp farming. It will keep those small farmers in business. Hemp is a durable product with many uses. I can't think of anything else right now but it's possible that these two things could contribute to Vermont's self-sufficency, which is needed in order for secession to work. As for the small government advocates, where were you when Bush was president? I can't buy the idea that Obama is horrible when spending INCREASED under what was supposed to be a conservative government (Bush). And if Oklahoma wants to secede, then do it. Just don't expect any assistance from other states, should the Federal government attack you (unless you form alliances with other states). |
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Maybe I missed something, Waterman, but the way you presented this it appeared as though you'd written it yourself, when it's actually a viral e-mail that's been around long enough to have been covered by Snopes:
http://www.snopes.com/inboxer/pending/oklahoma.asp |
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That is an interesting statement. Because after talking to several people in Oklahoma about the new laws they said there has been a dramatic drop in illegals working in the state.
And yeah it is kind of spooky that that link is about what I spoke of, I've never seen it... Unfortunately I spoke with some folks in Oklahoma and they are telling me the laws were passed. Keep up the Monday night quartering backing sun'toon, we all need to be checked. |
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I'm glad to hear your Okie friends have all the facts straight that Snopes got wrong. Snopes is a mess with fact checking when compared to "some folks". And FYI, I wasn't checking up on you, but your exact text happened to land in my e-mail box today from a Libertarian slanted e-mail list. You won't have to worry about me checking up on you again, there's not enough credibility there to bother. |
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All I have to say (and take offense if you must) on illegal immigration is that it's always hilarious when most of the people opposed to it are white and male.
Let's ask some of the opponents if they'd be willing to pick fruit all day in the sun for $4/hour. They will come up with all kinds of excuses on why they wouldn't do it. |
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It seems there is quite an untapped workforce in the prisons.
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Welll, I want to STAND UP right Now... And, Thank you for posting... In the next breath I want to pass along som information.... Snopes is a man/wife that found a way to make money... They're Not always right !!! I don't want to be a distraction but.... I don't think this whole Site... needs... " a monday night quarter backing..." " Thank you very much." I prefer that people post ' their information '... I WILL Decide, what I willl Decide.... Thank you ' Waterman.' Respect No pot shots Trooly, Tango |
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About the rest of your speech...I hope you can understand that I only asked why Waterman didn't mention that the source of his post wasn't himself, which it clearly was not. He then chose to state that he'd never seen this piece, which is now so viral that it's a wonder everyone here hasn't come across it somewhere else by now. I did not criticize the intent of the post itself...but now I will. On second reading I see this as the kind of glib, inaccurate, pseudo common sense piece that's written by marketing firms for political agendas. They're released anonymously on the net to appeal to the basest emotional instincts of their audience...in this case Libertarian and conservative blogs and forums. It was intentionally written to be divisive by sneering at Obama and making him the focal point, as if he's doing anything that wasn't already a part of the Bush/NWO agenda. This is exactly how disinformation is spun, and how we're conditioned to believe in left and right wing agendas, when both fully support the same corrupt system. IMO posting it here was also intended to be a distraction and divisive, which it was. Is there really a need to be sucked into a debate over the merits of VT vs OK? Now you further the distraction by inferring that a question about the source of the text in some way impedes your right to see the information at all. |
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I'm not the one who started a debate over which state was better.
I just don't understand what OK expects to accomplish by "sticking it to the man." What if there are people in OK who don't want the 10 Commandmants near a courthouse? What if there are legal immigrants with family that happen to be illegals and they get deported or jailed? It's one thing to stand up for your principles but when they affect others in a negative way, you need to step back and think (kind of like Gov.Sanford of South Carolina). |
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I say..................GOOD FOR YOU OKLAHOMA
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