pass it on from Lou Dobbs

[Railbird]

This is TOO good!
In 2007,
5 million of our older Americans had
Not signed up in the given time,
For their Medicare, Part D, drug plan--
They are old and confused.
YET they were NOT
Granted an extension.

However, the 12 million illegal aliens in our
Country were allowed to stay, protest, procreate, receive support monies, attend schools,
Avoid paying income taxes,
Have our teachers take
300 hours of Spanish as a Second Language
And training at our expense, etc.

THE GOVERNMENT MUST REALLY DISLIKE
OUR OLDER AMERICAN CITIZENS.

OR THEY MUST REALLY LOVE TACOS!!!

Let us see how the government will
Handle the program for the 2009
Year for our senior citizens.

If it ticks you off, pass it on!!

OH! Don't forget to pay your taxes..
12 million illegal aliens
Are depending on you! !!

 

[guitarjosh]

This is TOO good!

OH! Don't forget to pay your taxes..[/FONT]
12 million illegal aliens
Are depending on you! !!

To the tune of 350 billion a year

 

[roadreeler57]

http://www.therxforum.com/showpost.php?p=6306170&postcount=989 I think this one was in the Immigraton thread somewhere but worth a repost-Thanks Railbird

 

[SayHeyKid]

All part of the North American Union. Don't be fooled. There is a reason why illegal aliens are literally ABOVE THE LAW.

 

[roadreeler57]

All part of the North American Union. Don't be fooled. There is a reason why illegal aliens are literally ABOVE THE LAW.

There won't be any NAU...US doesnt want it neither does Canada or Mexico.

 

[SayHeyKid]

Obviously they can't go through with offically emerging the countries anytime soon after Lou Dobbs and other patriots exposed the criminals. Don't be fooled though, they most definitley want the NAU, and they are still taking steps to establish it and further integrate the countries.

Why is the bankrupt United States giving benefits and social security to illegal aliens who have been in the country for 3 years? Why do they absolutley refuse to protect the borders, especially when "Al Qaeda" could sneak a weapon in. Hell, they are spying on every american citizen to "protect us", but the borders remain wide open. The whole thing is a GIANT fraud.

I hate to say it roadreeler, but the immigration problem will not be solved anytime soon. They don't want to solve it, they want to excellerate it, and their actions have proven that time and time again. The only solution they will offer is blanket amnesty and a tinker-toy "electric" invisible fence.

 

[roadreeler57]

Obviously they can't go through with offically emerging the countries anytime soon after Lou Dobbs and other patriots exposed the criminals. Don't be fooled though, they most definitley want the NAU, and they are still taking steps to establish it and further integrate the countries.

Why is the bankrupt United States giving benefits and social security to illegal aliens who have been in the country for 3 years? Why do they absolutley refuse to protect the borders, especially when "Al Qaeda" could sneak a weapon in. Hell, they are spying on every american citizen to "protect us", but the borders remain wide open. The whole thing is a GIANT fraud.

I hate to say it roadreeler, but the immigration problem will not be solved anytime soon. They don't want to solve it, they want to excellerate it, and their actions have proven that time and time again. The only solution they will offer is blanket amnesty and a tinker-toy "electric" invisible fence.

I don't know you tell me & we'll both know...The shooting & violence should start real soon & I think it already has but has not been reported.

 

[barman]

Many Americans looking forward with positive anticipation to the eventual ratification of the North American Union.

It will be good when more businesses can relocate out of the cold, financially exhausted Rust Belt and into the areas south of the current US border.

The sooner that occurs, the sooner we will see a reduction in Mexicans illegally coming north to find good work.

And as the countries south become economically stronger, all American based businesses will benefit with the increased consumer demand for our US-manufactured products and services.

First things first...The incoming administration in Washington DC must stop impeding Mexico from ending 21st century Prohibition.

As long as the illegal drug cartels remain empowered, it will be impossible to peacefully expand American businesses and migration southward. And honest, hard working Mexicans will continue to force their way into the USA illegally if they have no hope of productive businesses operating within their own country.

And then as we peaceably add current Central American countries into the NAU,

 

[barman]

And until the US commits to increasing control of the current legal entry points, it's a joke to think we can slow illegal immigration from the south. The vast majority of illegal immigration from the south comes right through the legal entry points.

 

[roadreeler57]

And until the US commits to increasing control of the current legal entry points, it's a joke to think we can slow illegal immigration from the south. The vast majority of illegal immigration from the south comes right through the legal entry points.

No jobs,no freebies (welfare,medical,ssi ect) ,no anchor baby citizenship = no incentive...It's so simple...........The new show about homeland security on ABC is on tonight 8PM I think...Last week it showed a young girl stuffed under a pickup truck seat at the San Ysidro,Cal border crossing...She paid 2,000 to get over here + the guy that owned the truck had drugs in the tires...Interesting program it runs for 13 weeks but I hope they leave it on the air permanently. http://abc.go.com/primetime/homelandsecurity/index?pn=index

 

[barman]

No jobs,no freebies (welfare,medical,ssi ect) ,no anchor baby citizenship = no incentive...It's so simple.......

yeah..real simple to amend the US Constitution which is neccesary to change the definition of who is a citizen.

As for the "no jobs", that horse left the barn a couple decades ago.

Time to quit goofing around thinking we can somehow roll the clock back to the 1960s and deal with reality.

Increase legitimate business and job ops south of the border (Mexico and Central America) and we reduce the incentive to immigrate north.

 

[roadreeler57]

Bullshit

 

[tiznow]

Increase legitimate business and job ops south of the border (Mexico and Central America) and we reduce the incentive to immigrate north.

next up on the obama agenda

"stimulating" the mexican economy :nohead:

 

[roadreeler57]

next up on the obama agenda

"stimulating" the mexican economy :nohead:

Yeah I agree...Continue selling this Country down the river...NOT!

 

[tiznow]

this ones for you RR

House to Vote on 'Hillary-Care' for Kids!

Call your Senators today and urge them to vote
against the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act!

January 13, 2009

The House is scheduled to vote on the reauthorization and expansion of the State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) on Wednesday, January 14th. The House will convene at 10:00 a.m. to begin legislative business, so your calls and emails are urgently needed!

Sponsored by Rep. Frank Pallone (D-NJ), the State Children's Health Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2009 (H.R. 2), would amend Title XXI of the Social Security Act to both reauthorize the program for the next five years and to expand the program to higher income families. If the bill is not reauthorized, SCHIP will expire on March 31, 2009. Because the Majority realizes that the American people do not want SCHIP to be expanded and remade into a universal entitlement program-basically a version of "Hillary-Care" for kids -- they kept secret the text of the bill until the afternoon before the scheduled vote. After a quick study of the language, the bill appears to contain the following problems:

* Promotes massive government-run health care at taxpayer's expense. H.R. 2 calls for a spending increase of over $50 billion above and beyond the current levels for the next five years.

* Increases taxes on working families by instituting a tobacco tax increase of 61 cents per pack. This tax increase -- an 156% spike in the price -- will hurt the low and middle-income families the hardest, while scape-goating only a certain segment of the American population (smokers) for using a legal product.

* Provides SCHIP benefits to adults, in addition to children. H.R. 2 allows for the treatment of "pregnant women" as children, rather than covering and providing for the treatment of the unborn child. The current program already covers an estimated 6 million children and this reauthorization is intended to extend coverage to an additional 4 million people.

* Cancels the requirement that participants in the SCHIP program provide documents verifying their citizenship. This opens to the door to fraud and targets populations such as illegal immigrants.

* Repeals the ban on legal immigrants from receiving federal health benefits during their first five years in the United States. The new provision gives the states the option to bypass the 5-year waiting period and provide coverage, placing U.S. citizens' eligibility on par with that of non-citizens'.

It is important to keep in mind that House Republicans created SCHIP back in 1997 in order to help needy children in low-income families. Today, congressional liberals have hijacked the program in order to further their goal of massively expanding government-run health care. President Bush twice vetoed previous attempts to massively expand SCHIP in 2007 and 2008.

Eagle Forum will keep you updated as more information and thorough analysis of this bill becomes available. Be sure to check back at the Eagle Forum website!

Please start calling your Representatives now and tell them to remove the tobacco tax, cut spending levels, and restore the immigration and verification provisions! This vote is planned for early Wednesday, January 14th!

 

[tiznow]

it passed the house

smoke taxes going up 61 cents soon assuming senate passes it

-------------------------

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Congressional Democrats flexed their new political muscle Wednesday as the House of Representatives passed legislation expanding the State Children's Health Insurance Program by more than $32 billion over five years.
The House passed the SCHIP bill on Wednesday, and the Senate will take it up next week.

The House passed the SCHIP bill on Wednesday, and the Senate will take it up next week.

The SCHIP bill, which will be taken up by the Senate next week, passed by a vote of 289-139. House Democrats provided almost unanimous support; a strong majority of House Republicans were opposed.

"In this moment of crisis, ensuring that every child in America has access to affordable health care is not just good economic policy, but a moral obligation we hold as parents and citizens," President-elect Barack Obama said in a statement released after the vote.

"I hope that the Senate acts with the same sense of urgency so that it can be one of the first measures I sign into law," he said.

SCHIP covers more than 6 million children whose parents earn too much to qualify for Medicaid -- the federal health insurance program for the poor -- but who can't afford private insurance.
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The bill's supporters say the legislation would extend the program to an estimated 4 million additional children, paying for it with a 61-cent-per-pack increase in the federal tax on cigarettes.

Passing an expansion of SCHIP early in Obama's presidency, House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer said, would be "a very dramatic and important statement that change has come to America."

"Children are our treasure," said Rep. John Dingell, D-Michigan. "The bill is only the beginning. ... We must not stop until all Americans qualify for quality, affordable health care."

Opponents of the bill argued that, among other things, it discriminates against physician-owned specialty hospitals, will allow undocumented immigrants to illegally access taxpayer-financed healthcare, and is insufficiently funded.

"Increasing the cigarette tax ... does not, will not, and cannot cover the costs of this program," Rep. Dave Camp, R-Michigan, said. "The impending tax increases ... will have us all in a severe coughing fit."

Funding the bill through cigarette taxes is "irrational," added Rep. Wally Herger, R-California, because it "finances a growing program through a declining revenue source."

President Bush vetoed two similar bills in 2007, arguing at the time that the legislation would have encouraged families to leave the private insurance market for the federally funded, state-run program.

 

[barman]

next up on the obama agenda

"stimulating" the mexican economy :nohead:

Well at the rate affairs are going in Mexico over the past 18 months with the drug cartels killing police and civilians en masse and the killing now coming across the US southern border, we can only hope that someone of note within the Obama administration snaps to the need for the US to cooperate with Mexico in disempowering the drug cartels by ending 21st century Prohibition.

 

[billbeater]

Lou Lou Lou!!! kill those mother fuking h-1bs :toast:

 

[Hud477]

gotta love lou dobbs he's a heroope: