William Gheen of Americans
for Legal Immigration will be at the Braswell Memorial
Library, Thursday, April 28, 2005 at 7:15PM. Make an effort
to get out and listen to what William has to say regarding
the illegal immigration that is part of the downward spiral
of America and what you can do to stop it.
Americans
for Legal Immigration
1-866-329-3999
http://www.alipac.us
In reference to a caller last
night concerned with a gun bill, S 397, to be exact, read
the link below. Thanks to one of our regular viewers for
sending me the information to post; you know who you are.
SENATE
TO CONSIDER COMPROMISE ON GUN MAKERS PROTECTION
-- Ask Senator Frist to shield the bill from anti-gun
"killer amendments"
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Benedict
Arnold Bush Leads US To Immigration Suicide
Can a country commit suicide? Can the leaders of America
kill this country? Can President Bush--an avowed globalist
who refuses to uphold his oath of office--destroy our
Constitution by aiding and abetting this unending illegal
alien invasion? Can Bush destroy our sovereignty? - Newswithviews/Frost
Wooldridge
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Senate
OKs $81B for Iraq, Afghanistan - WAR COST USA OVER $300,000,000,000.00
The Senate on Thursday overwhelmingly approved $81 billion
for wars in Iraq and Afghanistan in a spending bill that
would push the total cost of combat and reconstruction
past $300 billion. - AP
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Border
busts yield 147 illegal Brazilians
Border Patrol agents called for backup today after arrested
more than 100 Brazilian immigrants. - KRGVTV
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McCain,
Kennedy to Propose Fining Illegals (Comment
from Webmaster - McCain and Kennedy need to be fined and
fired for treason)
Sens. John McCain and Edward M. Kennedy are putting together
an immigration bill that would subject illegal immigrants
to fines, but allow them to remain in the United States
and earn a chance to apply for permanent residency. -
MSNBC
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Analysis:
Israel expects full-scale Mideast war in 2006
Israel has reportedly expressed its
belief to Washington that Iran and several of its Arab
allies are preparing for a full-scale war against the
Jewish state, possibly following the expected US withdrawal
from Iraq in 2006.Israeli military intelligence reported
earlier in the month that the Lebanese terrorist organization
Hizballah is already planning a major offensive along
Israel's northern border, likely at the behest of Tehran
-israelinsider IL
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Koizumi
apologises for Japan's wartime record
Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi
has voiced a powerful apology for Japan's wartime record,
while speaking at an Asia-Africa summit.Mr Koizumi has
told the conference that Japan "squarely" acknowledges
the damage and suffering caused by colonial aggression
across Asia with "deep remorse" -ABC News AU
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The
coming crisis
In the past few years, expanding global
liquidity has fueled global economic growth.However,
the party may just be coming to an end as global growth
is likely to decelerate significantly this year.Why?
It's US Federal Reserve Board chairman Alan Greenspan
again, who is tightening the tap on global liquidity
through interest rates that will eventually result in
slower growth for the world this year -Rohit Chawdhry/Asia
Times
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Rice
clashes with Russian over future of Belarus
The United States and its NATO allies
ventured into the former Soviet Union yesterday, where
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice clashed with her
Russian counterpart at the close of a tough trip that
contrasted sharply with her February visit to Europe.The
public spat between Miss Rice and Mr. Lavrov contrasted
with the warm reception Miss Rice received in several
Western European capitals in February -Nicholas Kralev/Washington
Times
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O'Connor
Dismisses Ado Over Int'l Law
Justice Sandra Day O'Connor on Thursday
dismissed growing criticism about the Supreme Court's
use of international law in its opinions, saying it
makes sense for justices to look at foreign sources
when a point of law is unclear.O'Connor, a Reagan appointee,
participated in a lively one-hour discussion at the
National Archives with Justices Antonin Scalia and Stephen
G. Breyer.She said if there is no controlling U.S. precedent
or the viewpoint of states is unsettled, ``of course
we look at foreign law.''
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Paris
urges end to China arms ban
French prime minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin
has said Paris will continue to push for the lifting
of the European Union's arms embargo on China.He also
said France had no objection to China's anti-secession
law, authorising the use of force against Taiwan should
it move to declare independence -BBC
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Congress
should not support SBA 'microloan' program
Don't people realize what they are
doing when they accept unconstitutional grants, loans
and money from the federal government?Since there is
no money in the people's treasury, every penny unconstitutionally
appropriated is added to the national debt through borrowing
by Congress.That $35,000 SBA microloan has to be borrowed
from the privately owned"Federal" Reserve Banking System
-Devvy Kidd/WorldNetDaily
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Homeland
Security Sued For 'Gagging' Air Marshals
ACLU says federal department's policy
violates free speech, puts public at risk.--WorldNetDaily
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Border
agents approve of 'Minutemen'
Border Patrol union website Local 2544,
encompassing the Tucson, Ariz. area – a hotbed of illegal
immigration activity proudly and publicly stated:We
have not had one single complaint from a rank-and-file
agent in this sector about the Minutemen.Every report
we've received indicates these people are very supportive
of the rank-and-file agents, they're courteous, many
of them are retired firefighters, cops and other professionals,
and they're not causing us any problems whatsoever -Jon
Dougherty/WorldNetDaily
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Energy
Bill - Fast Facts
Here are major provisions of the energy
bill passed 249-183 by the House on Thursday.--FOX News
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Venezuela:
A new laboratory for Marxism and Marxist experiments?
Apologists for the nature of the Chavez
revolution should carefully read this link(internal
to article) and the three accompanying ones, where Marxist
activities and proselytizing are described in detail
and in plain language.In the first link Chavez's brother
and intellectual alter ego, his brother Adan, declares
himself a Marxist and calling to reclaim Marxism in
the revolution in the same way they have reclaimed the
ideas of others.The other three links show how Venezuela
has become a hotbed for the spread of the type of Marxist
ideas that have proven to fail everywhere -Salon
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North
Korea Asks U.S. to Change Policy
North Korea said Thursday that the
international standoff over its nuclear ambitions could
be resolved if the United States gives up what Pyongyang
alleges are its plans to overthrow the communist regime
by a nuclear attack.Meanwhile, a North Korean diplomat
insisted Thursday in an interview that Pyongyang would
treat U.N. sanctions over its nuclear weapons ambitions
as tantamount to a declaration of war -Guardian UK
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Congressman
Seeks Probe on U.S. Terrorism Statistics
A Democratic congressman on Thursday
demanded an investigation of the State Department's
decision to stop releasing annual data on terrorist
attacks and accused it of keeping vital information
from the public.U.S. Rep. Henry Waxman of California
suggested the Bush administration was selectively disclosing
favorable elements of the data, which are sensitive
because they are one measure of whether it is winning
the war on terrorism
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Outsourcing:
A Greater Threat Than Terrorism
In what might be an underestimate,
a University of California study concludes that 14 million
white-collar jobs are vulnerable to being outsourced
offshore. Paul Craig Roberts, along with Ron and Anil
Hira, two brothers who are authors of the book, OUTSOURCING
AMERICA, note that despite the enormity of the stakes
for all Americans, a state of denial exists among policymakers
and outsourcing's corporate champions about the adverse
effects on the United States.
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House
Approves $8 Billion Energy Bill
The U.S. House of Representatives on
Thursday solidly approved an $8 billion energy bill,
brushing aside Democratic criticism that the legislation
is a giveaway to big energy companies while motorists
face record-high gasoline prices.
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Senate
Set to OK $81B War Spending Bill
The Senate moved toward approving $81
billion for wars in Iraq and Afghanistan on Thursday
in a measure that would push the total cost of combat
and reconstruction past $300 billion.
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Negroponte
Confirmed as Intel Chief
The Senate approved John Negroponte
Thursday to be the nation's first national intelligence
director, a post fraught with tough challenges to improve
the government's much-criticized spy agencies.--FOX
News
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