NO DOUBT !!!!!

If having TROUBLE figuring out WHAT you ARE saying is a SIGN of mental IMPAIRMENT (!!!!!), i’m PRETTY dumb, for SURE!!!

Believe me, there is absolutely NO doubt in my mind that you’ve sprayed your keyboard with WD-40!!!

Here’s a question for you: Do you think being STUPID is being CLEVER ???

BTW, the “points” are not “random,” I use caps to EMPHASIZE certain words so even MORONS can figure out what I’m saying !!!

Are YOU having TROUBLE ???

You need to quit STROKING yourself !!!

I’m referring the (fifteen year old) MENTALITY you demonstrate with your RIDICULOUS responses !!!

Is THAT all you have ???

MORONIC BABBLE ?????

Honestly, can ANYONE make ANY sense of this: “On the new subject you raise, we probably should discuss bike paths. I haven’t seen this raised anywhere else, and find a little surprising that it is a concern of KevinC, but I’m glad he brought it up. BLAH, BLAH, BLAH”

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NoVA Scout said on 1 Mar 2010 at 11:07 pm: “Not sure why you think I go to school…”

Oh I don’t know, maybe because you sound like a FIFTEEN year old who THINKS he knows everything !!!!

On the new subject you raise, we probably should discuss bike paths. I haven’t seen this raised anywhere else, and find a little surprising that it is a concern of KevinC, but I’m glad he brought it up. Apparently there is no particular entity charged with clearing snow on these paths, at least not in my neck of the woods. The W&OD is still impassable to bike traffic for much of its length. Not sure why you think I go to school, but I do like to use the path. I’ll let you all know when things are cleared.

TRANSLATION:

Oh my POOR ILLEGALS !!!

Nobody LOVES them but ME !!!

PLEASE don’t TAX the money they’re STEALING !!!!

My poor, POOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS !!!

YOUR problem is, no one takes YOU serious !!!!

MAYBE there’s a MERIT BADGE for BLEEDING HEARTS ???

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NoVA Scout said on 1 Mar 2010 at 6:16 am: “Then we get to the point that free movement of capital across borders is the backbone of a healthy global economy.”

You FORGOT to say free movement of LEGAL capital, that is CAPITAL that is LEGALLY EARNED, not STOLEN !!!

Once again that’s money LEGALLY EARNED that is the backbone of a healthy global economy !!!!

GET IT ????

NO ???

Didn’t think so !!!!

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NoVA Scout said on 1 Mar 2010 at 6:16 am: “Please stay away from my part of the road.”

Don’t worry, we’ll all do our best to avoid you while you’re riding your BICYCLE to school !!!

Just be sure and stay on the BIKE PATH !!!!

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Wouldn’t you feel a little more “at home” over on MOONHOWLER.com ????

You know, with the BLEEDING HEART LIBERALS in WOLF’S CLOTHING ????

Let’s leave aside the obvious constitutional issue that the Governor of a state has no more power to impose this measure than I do (I assume every conservative, and maybe even some of the radical anti-constitutionalist liberals who populate the comment threads here realize this, whether applying the federal or the state constitution). Then we get to the point that free movement of capital across borders is the backbone of a healthy global economy. Why in the name of Heaven would one ever want to stop the flow of funds across borders, especially during a global recession? Surely no one has that much of an economic death wish. Do they?

Back to the bad jokes, guys. For those of you who have to work this morning, I hope the headache isn’t too debilitating. Please stay away from my part of the road.

Anti is the appropriate name for that blog. They are definitely Anti-Christian. One only has to go through the threads and posts to see that. What did Shakespeare say about names? Whatever they call themselves now, they are still Anti-Christian.

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It’s just a guess but…Not only is Zedillo now on the board of directors at Citigroup but he also serves as Director of the Yale Center for the Study of Globalization. They share association with George Soros, the man who broke the bank of England.

They also share a history as well as support for open border policies and illegal amnesty. Ernesto Zedillo said, “I have proudly affirmed that the Mexican nation extends beyond the territory enclosed by its borders.”

Zedillo was President when 22 high ranking bankers from 12 of Mexico’s largest banks were busted by U.S. Customs for laundering drug money in “Operation Casablanca”. He was not happy.

Citigroup owns BANAMEX, formerly National Bank of Mexico.

The U.S. Government still holds 7.7 billion in Citigroup bank shares.

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So if the question is… Why is nothing being done about the billions leaving the U.S.?

Perhaps the answer is …Because the movers and shakers don’t want anything done about it.

It’s EXACTLY that kind of thinking that has gotten us to where we are today !!!!

If you need EVIDENCE, I suggest you OPEN your EYES and EARS !!!!

You know Dan, when they say, “You’re either part of the solution or you’re part of the problem,” GUESS what part YOU are.

Dan, this may come as a surprise to you but, the REASON we have a House of Delegates and a State Senate is to work out the DETAILS of a proposal like mine.

LEGAL immigrants could apply for an exemption !!!

I guess, by your reaction, you’d rather see NOTHING done ???

That doesn’t surprise me.

For right now, in reference to “daddy” bailing out the kids who blew all their money on souvenirs and WEED, yes I’d make him give up 20 or 30 percent of whatever he sends them, he can OBVIOUSLY afford it.

If he can afford to send the “kids” to the Olympics, then he can afford 20%, I’M not stealing ANYTHING !!!!

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Dan said on 26 Feb 2010 at 11:17 am: “And there is a long history in this country of hard working legal immigrants sending money back home to their families who may be living in poverty. Or to assist them in their subsequent legal immigration. My Irish ancestors did just that.

Now I have to ask, are YOU serious ???

Are you SERIOUSLY trying to compare what’s going on today to what happened when OUR Irish ancestors came here (Kevin ain’t exactly ITALIAN) ???

Just out of curiosity, how many of YOUR Irish ancestors were in MS-13 ????

Two ELEVEN YEAR OLD girls RAPED just days apart by the very people you’re feeling SORRY for !!!

Something’s GOT to be done to run these DIRT BAGS out and the SOONER we start the BETTER !!!

We’ve GOT to start SOMEWHERE !!!

I LIKE the sledgehammer approach !!!!!

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Dan said on 26 Feb 2010 at 11:17 am: “I certainly favor having a coherent immigration policy.”

We already HAVE a “coherent immigration policy !!!”

Works just FINE, doesn’t it ???

Maybe you’re right, let’s not do ANYTHING ??!!??!!

Doing NOTHING works MUCH better, doesn’t it ???

Just make sure you LOCK UP your daughters !!!

Don’t let them WALK anywhere or PLAY in the PARKS !!!!

This is YOUR America, Dan !!!!

That being said, we should always give the benefit of the doubt to any individual. I counsel people to never make assumptions without clear evidence, regardless of the circumstances, and no one I’ve spoken with has ever disputed the wisdom of that approach.

I lived overseas for a year. I didn’t demand anyone speak to me in English or accommodate me in any way. Within a few months I was perfectly functional in that country. Those who didn’t do as I did still couldn’t function effectively long after I was being accused of speaking with a fake American accent on occasion. I know about this first-hand, and the answer is when you move to a foreign country, you do everything you can to assimilate. It is the only responsible solution for you and the community you reside in, and it produces superior results to any alternative by far.

Foreign remittances are a big problem for our country and makes a number of countries dependent not on commerce, but on charity. 25% of the GNP of El Salvador is from remittances, mostly from illegal aliens, and that incentivizes further illegal immigration as a matter of national economic policy. It also makes countries that should have actual economic activity depend instead on donations from foreign sources. How many African nations rose out of economic depression through foreign aid payments?

Not to mention that every dollar shipped out of the country is a dollar that can’t contribute to our economic recovery here.

While we have to be very wary of engaging in protectionism, as that doesn’t help in the long term, it is worth exploring alternatives here. Maybe taxing remittances isn’t the answer — it might not be. The problem still needs to be addressed somehow, and I’m open to at least listening to any and all possibilities to address it.

I think it is foolish to present the very stereotype that your opponents would wish to paint you with. I would think it would be wiser to avoid that. Unless you just want to vent emotion and continue to spin your wheels. At some point you have to start convincing others of the correctness of your position. If you want to get anything done.

I’m not sure what the significance of Zedillo being named to the Board of Citibank is to this discussion. A major bank that does business around the globe having him on the board of directors is hardly odd. The biggest problem with the boards of the big banks hasn’t been the nationality of the board members. It has been that they have been a rubber stamp for management rather than doing a proper job of overseeing management.