October 17, 2008
Obama’s secret plan if he is elected: to give driver’s licenses to illegal aliens in the United States. This is a part of his “change” package that Obama’s failed to explain to the Obama fanatics that chant and dream Obama every day and night, seemingly with no real reason for supporting him. No matter what, no one support him for any significant legislation he’s introduced in his short time in Washington, D.C. as a senator, as there is none.
In wanting to give a driver’s license to any illegal alien wanting one, Barack Hussein Obama is opening the United States, as well as its citizens, to the horrors of yet another terrorist attack. If you recall, the 9/11 plot depended on many of the terrorists having obtained driver’s licenses.
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July 9, 2008
Senate is rewarding telecommunications providers for breaking the law
York Times is reporting that the United States Senate, by a vote of 69-28, approved a bill overhauling the rules covering secret government eavesdropping and granting immunity to telecommunications companies that aided in the wiretapping of Americans without warrants. Doing Chicago-style two-stepping, Barack Obama, who originally spoke harsh words against the illegal wiretaps, voted today in favor of granting immunity to the telecommunications companies. His former presidential contender, Hillary Clinton, stayed true to her original position and voted against the immunity.
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CAIR for some karma? Not with that veil on
This entry was posted by Dave Jackson (Scoop0901) on Wednesday, August 26, 2009 at 6:42 pm (UTC), and is filed under Crime, Ethics, Government, History, Islam, Legal, Life, Muslims, News, People, Photos, Society, and Women.
For the past few decades, several groups have worked hard, sometimes seemingly overtime, in attempts to silence prayer in school, any Christian or Jewish activity that might take place or be seen on or near a public street or facility, or God-forbid, public money be spent on a Christian- or Jewish-based program or activity, including a Christmas show, Christmas displays, or plays.
Some of these groups have been, at most, laughable in their efforts, though wholeheartedly set against what the very people who make up each group wanted: for others to be able to live their lives as they choose, provided, of course, no one forces another to engage in religious practices. These groups wanted to be able to live their lives as they saw fit, to tell others how to live their lives, and to seek to silence all religious comment anywhere in society, including student-led and student-initiated prayer during extra-curricular activities, including sports or other activities.
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