Cikomyr

Cikomyr

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[quote]Hell, if you waive an American flag ANY DAY at a DNC convention, you will get booed! [/quote] That's just plain wrong and unfair, you know that Guy. DNC are just as patriotic as you are, in their own way. [quote]Again, it is not a holiday in Mexico as like most countries, they do not celebrate every battle victory (most just celebrate the war victories). [/quote] What is Mexico's national holiday? You know, the equivalent of the 4th of July, 1st of July, 24th of

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I really don't know about this situation, nor do I know about Cinco de Mayo. But I do know that if a Canadian flag is waived around in any crowd during the 24th of June in Quebec, you'll get booed and thrown stuff at you. But maybe it's a different circumstance, as I don't know what Cinco de Mayo is really about.

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[quote]Was that comment meant for me? Have you become a mind reader (wannabe) all of a sudden?[/quote] Only as much as you. Your previous comments regarding what you precieved as my sentiments left me with no other possible conclusion that you leap at every possibility to decry me as somebody who cheers at the deaths of americans, and the destruction of the U.S.

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[quote]You would be wrong here. Until he was read his rights he was spilling his guts. The same Imam that set up the Fort Hood shooting was running this guy.[/quote] Yhea, but there is already a warrant to arrest that Imam. And we'd be ending up arresting their motivator. I'd rather we neutralise the terrorist's technical supports, the ones who actually know how to blow shit up, rather than their chaplain. Problem is, it has become extremely hard for them to contact each other

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[quote]I am switching Friday - going to FiOS. I got tired of cable, but then I am hedging my bets. I am not turning off Cable until AFTER FiOS is working.[/quote] I would've too, if it hadn't been for this exam. It took literally all of my brainpower capacity of the past week. I will now have the upmost respect for those achieving the title of FSA.

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[quote]BTW: Good to see you back.[/quote] Absenture for study reason (darn SoA's impossible exams) and I moved to a new place during the week-end, and I.. err.. I should have called to have the internet installed earlier.

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[quote]Good to see you back. And in my most un-PC analysis, you are very accurate. But then that is hate speech, so I cannot say it in good company.[/quote] How is that hate speech? Some nuts wants to kill a lot of people, for whatever reason they might wanna rise. Your intelligence agencies are making sure these nuts never make contact with people who have the skill and organisation to allow them to be good at it. So they are reduced to hitting what is known as "soft

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It seemed to be an attack from an amateur terrorist wannabe. Lack of skill and organisation. Extremely hard to track-down for any intelligence agency, and it steemed from the complete decentralisation and fragmentisation of global terrorism, which occured because of the effectiveness of your intelligence agencies. It ain't close to ending, but it is somewhat a good news to see that organised terrorism seems incapable of even coming close of achieving their strikes. Also, the speed at

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[quote]Once arrested a background check is done through the NCIC computer data base. Finding out if the person is American born is not that hard thanks to DHS. A simple check of your SSN and we can pull up your entire life.[/quote] Again, that is State authorities' responsibilities to enforce among their own policement the checkup of everybody arrested. I don't mind that, you gotta know who is the arrested person. Seems to me the legislation will allow policemen to do this to

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[quote]You do know that Mr. Nixon went to China to sign a secret agreement putting China on our side if we went to war with the Soviet Union?[/quote] I think you mistake my analogy. the "Nixon goes to China" paradox is that a president commonly known as Hawk (like Nixon) will have an easier time in the domestic front to make accept compromises and deals with the ennemies. If a peace-talker tries the same, he will be decried as weak. On the opposite end of the scale, yo

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[quote]It is more of an administrative law and enforcement policy that the Feds have to write. Yes, illegal immigrants already break the law (that is why they are called illegal). But the feds are not doing anything about them (think of it as one of those old laws on the books that is never enforced any longer - like sodomy). Since the Feds are not doing anything to enforce the law, the states (Arizona in this case) are writing procedures for enforcing the law. The Fed intervention

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[quote]Federal. But each state is responsible for enforcing ALL laws, state and federal. This law is not a new law, it is a new method of enforcing an existing federal law.[/quote] So.... ..... ..... what is the point of the federal government writing a new law, if it's the state who's going to be enforcing it anyway? (the fed intervention KFC is so pissed about)

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But the thing is, if policemen can ask anyone for their immigration paper, what if that person happens not to have them on hand? Of if he isn't even an immigrant, he is just somebody born in the U.S.. Does that person has to carry around his paper at all time just not to get arrested?

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[quote] But for those here to make a quick buck and head out? No, they do not care. So perhaps the illegals in Salem Virginia are just as you state, but those in LA are not.[/quote] It has also been reported that higher border security makes it harder for alien to go back to Mexico, and thu, don't go back when they can't find work anymore, and they entrench themselves. I really am not sure what to think about it. But demographics will solve the problem itself soon ennough.

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[quote]Chuck, I fear anything the Federal Govt. comes up with will end up being unenforced as seems to be the norm.[/quote] It will be enforced it pressure is made to enforce it. Wether you accept the Federal justice system's ruling or not is up to you. Again, Obama produced documentation already, and some people on this blog (or in the street) aren't accepting these proofs. It is my sentiment that even if a court officially declared Obama's documentation as acceptable

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[quote]Ukraine’s parliament ratified a new naval base agreement with Russia despite the opposition’s resistance, Russian television reported April 27. The vote was mired with a fistfight, smoke bombs and “hooliganism.” At the session some deputies threw eggs at Speaker Vladimir Litvin. There were also reports of smoke bombs thrown and a fistfight. Some of the slots for deputy identity cards used to cast votes were blocked. Thousands of protesters and supporters of the

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[quote]American English has more words than any other language (including the Royal English) because we take words from every other language.[/quote] I beg to differ. there are so many nuances in the native language that you haven't integrated yet in english. If you speak french, you should know that, Guy. :) (I will adress your comments later on, but I just love this conversation. Told ya I ain't again talking about my own homeland, even if you critic

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[quote]I will check it out. I can honestly say I have never seen anything related to that before. But then I do not guess illegal immigrants gravitate to the northern climates en mass, and that is where the highest rates are (Gary, DC, Detroit, Hoboken, etc.). It could just be a "pray to the sun god" type of coincidence.[/quote] The theory goes, the illegal immigrants will usually do their best to stay off the radar as much as possible, and that include doing crime. They kn

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[quote]It seems you 2 have differing opinions on whether Japan was getting screwed or not by us.[/quote] It doesn't care what I believe. what cared is what the Japanese believed. They believed you were pressing them with your Chinese-Dutch-English allies, and thu attacked. You did join the embargo against them, and saw you as the main menace to their Pacific rule. Again, it comes back to Russia's seeing you as the main menace. They don't care how much you declare to be

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[quote]I would have been threatened by Holland, England, France even Spain! They all had colonies out there, America had a couple of Islands (Guam, Wake, American Samoa). If you want to argue we backed Japan into it, it was only because they were too stupid to realize they could have had their way and ignored us, and perhaps now would control most of Asia. We were no threat, and more interested in Europe. had they stayed away, I do not think we would have attacked (blustered yes, but then tha

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[quote]And your last statement begs the question - where did that stat come from[/quote] The New Americans: Economic, Demographic, and Fiscal Effects of Immigration Ain't the best data, I know. But the information about illegal immigration is sketchy at best

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[quote]You are right about 1 thing - most of us sure do not understand. I for one do not.[/quote] Because I do not speak english by birth. I speak it now because I HAVE to know it to work. So, if Germany had won the war, and we'd be "speaking German by now", I'd be speaking German rather than English. So what? This argument only stands if you happen to be on the winning side of the culture war, and you have integrated this languo-sphere. It's a very anglophone-cen

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