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1. #101
   On April 24th, 2008 at 7:42 pm, Blind_Mule said:

   franksalterego said:
   Are you wishing that on me?

   Are you telling on yourself, again?

   I’ve been told, I have an uncanny way of reading people.

   Frank, frank I have read alot of Johns posts and I don’t recall him ever being vindictive to any one on this site, I also have an uncanny ability to read people but that is face to face, body language speech etc. I think it is a little hard to read people by the written word until you have read a very large number of their posts and then that is ify sometimes, IMO I believe you have misread both of us.

2. #102
   On April 24th, 2008 at 8:11 pm, John Ansell said:

   Thanks BLind Mule. Remind me to never play you in poker!

3. #103
   On April 24th, 2008 at 9:23 pm, Bob in Myrtle Beach said:

   Can the Republicans get Rev. Wright to speak at the convention? I guarantee he’d make TV ratings go up, just on the shock value alone.

4. #104
   On April 24th, 2008 at 9:26 pm, BOB said:

   I don’t care how much the fence cost, if it’s done right I see it as a great investment that will most likely always be needed. I like the old saying:

   “Good fences make good neighbors”

   and I think Mexico would be a far better neighbor with a really tall, strong and effective fence between us and them. If necessary let’s build another Great Wall of China. I’m tired of hearing a fence won’t work, and the attemps by the open-borders crowd to prevent if from being built validate the effectiveness of a fence.

5. #105
   On April 24th, 2008 at 11:38 pm, Texasdave said:

   Interesting how the conversation wandered from the GOP ad in NC to the subject of Mexico. The only way to solve Mexico is for the US of A to take the place over. Remember, the Mexicans and the Spanish had the Texas and what would become the US Southwest for HUNDREDS of years and never could do much more than scratch out a few miserable missions. It took a bunch of greedy folks from Tennessee less than 100 years (1836 til about 1900) to tame the country and make it productive and wealthy beyond even the greediest Mexican patron’s wildest dreams.

   Fixing modern Mexico by taking it over would be a challenge that makes Iraq look simple. However, I have no doubt that, were the Mexican’s willing to let us come in and make them a part of the US with our laws and philosophies, we make the combined US/Mexico a real economic power house.

   Of course, the first thing we’d have to do is send all the libs to Cuba to keep them from mucking things up.

6. #106
   On April 24th, 2008 at 11:44 pm, Texasdave said:

   Damn I hate when my typing doesn’t match what I’m thinking.

   Remember, the Mexicans and the Spanish had the Texas and what would become the US Southwest for HUNDREDS of years and never could do much more than scratch out a few miserable missions.

   Remember, the Mexicans and the Spanish had the controlled Texas and what would become the US Southwest for HUNDREDS of years and never could do much more with it than scratch out a few miserable missions.

7. #107
   On April 25th, 2008 at 4:21 pm, secondsight said:

   Of course, the first thing we’d have to do is send all the libs to Cuba to keep them from mucking things up.

   I prefer Venezuela, they’d fit right in with Chavismo.