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If I could, I’d join the Minutemen and the Gathering of Eagles.

I FEEL SO HELPLESS. i am 65 years old, widowed twicce, survived cancer twice, and am physically unable to do many things (even for myself) and am watching my wonderful country swirling around the drain.

I can at least, go to NumbersUSA and swear (figuratively) and fax, e-mail, and call Congresscritters. But every time I get one of their putrid form replies, I want to upchuck. I have begun making notations in the margins and returning them. But I so long to do SOMETHING to make a difference.

Are any others this frustrated and depressed?

Care to run for Congress?

There is precedent in this Country for denying benefits to those who break the law. We do not allow murderers to profit by selling the rights to their stories to the media. We do not allow people who benefit from a bank’s mistake in over crediting their account to keep the money. We make people who trade on insider information disgorge any profits they made as a result of that information.

There is a concept in the law of evidence known as the “fruit of the poisonous tree”. Specifically, evidence obtained in violation of a person’s Fourth Amendment rights may not be used in a case against them. Having been obtained unlawfully, the evidence or fruit is “poisoned” and thus excluded from evidence.

We are seeing a very similar parallel with anchor babies; their birth in this Country is the direct result of an unlawful act. And that unlawful act should conceivably poison their claim to citizenship. In the case of many countries, like Mexico, those born in the US of alien parents are still citizens of the parent’s country, so they are not without a country.

It is high time we started to engage in some objective and critical thought. Anchor babies born of illegal aliens should not have all the rights of citizenship as children of US citizens or those in this Country legally. Their birth here is a continuation of an illegal act, and should in no way be rewarded with citizenship status.

I just don’t understand the whole “Open Borders” thing. There are thousands of reason against it, but the only argument ever made in return is to call us racists.

No matter what they may say, if we turn our backs on them even for a second they will cowardly and immorally try, try again their underhanded self serving ways.

Imagine all the years before the internet when back room agendas had little if any resistance.

Before an election when candidates are chosen its time to force the issue and then vote in moral individuals who won’t by hook or crook stick a knife in our backs even when we aren’t watching every second.

On December 4th, 2007 at 4:08 pm, sdillard said:
I work in the welfare bidness here in California. In my county alone, we have over 1000 illegal alien adults who are caretaker relatives of US born citizen children. We are required to provide “emergency Medicaid” to these adults, even though they are illegally here. This includes ER visits, childbirth, all immunizations, etc. The Medicaid cost in California last year was 34 BILLION dollars. This new bill is just another attempt to mandate universal coverage of everyone without regard to citizenship or alien status. It needs to be defeated….NOW.

This is why leftards are screaming about how much the war in Iraq is costing.

Screw em. Throw them and their kids out back to Mexico and elsewhere, where the way of life is so wonderful.

Pish.