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dave wrote:
All Yankee wrote: "Who's country is this?' What a dumass question. Our boys are away fighting for the American way, liberty for all. They are? The "American way" means minding your own business and living within your means. Not killing everybody in the world and taking their resources. I do agree with you there. Those used to be the essence of conservative values, before conservatism was taken over by the reptilian-looking neocons. They have made America hated more than ever before and are the best recruiters for al-Qaeda that could possibly be imagined. Now the neocons are trying to take over the Tea Party movement, converting an anti-statist movement into just another front for the obscenely bloated Zionist-yoked American military machine, which is arguably the greatest shame of our nation. With my best, Kevin Alfred Strom. -- http://kevinalfredstrom.com/ |
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All Yankee wrote:
"Who's country is this?' What a dumass question. Our boys are away fighting for the American way, liberty for all. They are? The "American way" means minding your own business and living within your means. Not killing everybody in the world and taking their resources. |
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dave wrote:
wrote: Arizona Senate Bill 1070.Utah has a similar Bill in the Works and Texas is proposing a similar bill too.All Fifty U.S.States need a Bill like that.Against Illegal Aliens.Illegal Aliens are NOT Immigrants. cuhulin They aren't criminals, either. It astounds me that you can actually believe that. All of them are criminals in the sense that they are, by definition, violating our pathetically weak immigration laws. And we know that -- in addition to those merely running from incredibly corrupt and criminal governments and impoverished, wrecked nations -- some of them are on the run because of their violence and crimes in their homelands, and find it more congenial to be in the United States when "the heat is on" back home. Furthermore, we know that 83 per cent. of murder warrants in Phoenix are for illegal aliens -- and 75 percent of those on their most wanted list are illegal aliens. So a huge number of these people are indeed criminals on several levels. http://tinyurl.com/2b92s66 These people also come from a culture that engenders rape on a mass scale. http://tinyurl.com/28xh4s5 It is estimated, according to Tim Johnson of the McClatchy Newspapers, that _six out of ten_ migrant women is raped in Mexico. That indicates to me that a huge percentage of the Mestizo population falls into the criminal category. I don't want them bringing the culture -- or the genes -- that cause such behavior into my nation. I don't think it's a good idea for us to become like them, which is what _will_ happen over time if we permit the invasion to continue. Of course, I have absolutely nothing against the immigration of Spanish-speaking, Spanish-descended people into the United States. They can come here in unlimited numbers with my blessing. But, as much as I like them, I don't think we should allow the civilized Spanish of Central America to send their surplus underclass population into our nation. With all good wishes, Kevin, WB4AIO. -- http://kevinalfredstrom.com/ |
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I am an old Country boy from Carthage, Leake Country,
Mississippi.Carthage (not to be confused with Carthage in Greece or Tunisia or wherever that one is?) is a little Town, it really is in the Country, the Country of the Republic of America.I have owned several chainsaws before, but I never broke any of them, they wore out.I have always known how and where to find a lawn mower oil drain plug too.I have been lawn mowing ever since I was about nine years old. http://www.thecarthaginian.com cuhulin, the Country boy |
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I am an old Country boy from Carthage, Leake Country,
Mississippi.Carthage (not to be confused with Carthage in Greece or Tunisia or wherever that one is?) is a little Town, it really is in the Country, the Country of the Republic of America.I have owned several chainsaws before, but I never broke any of them, they wore out.I have always known how and where to find a lawn mower oil drain plug too.I have been lawn mowing ever since I was about nine years old. http://www.thecarthaginian.com cuhulin, the Country boy |
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On Apr 30, 6:31*am, Kevin Alfred Strom
wrote: dave wrote: wrote: Arizona Senate Bill 1070.Utah has a similar Bill in the Works and Texas is proposing a similar bill too.All Fifty U.S.States need a Bill like that.Against Illegal Aliens.Illegal Aliens are NOT Immigrants. cuhulin They aren't criminals, either. It astounds me that you can actually believe that. All of them are criminals in the sense that they are, by definition, violating our pathetically weak immigration laws. And we know that -- in addition to those merely running from incredibly corrupt and criminal governments and impoverished, wrecked nations -- some of them are on the run because of their violence and crimes in their homelands, and find it more congenial to be in the United States when "the heat is on" back home. Furthermore, we know that 83 per cent. of murder warrants in Phoenix are for illegal aliens -- and 75 percent of those on their most wanted list are illegal aliens. So a huge number of these people are indeed criminals on several levels. http://tinyurl.com/2b92s66 These people also come from a culture that engenders rape on a mass scale. http://tinyurl.com/28xh4s5 It is estimated, according to Tim Johnson of the McClatchy Newspapers, that _six out of ten_ migrant women is raped in Mexico. That indicates to me that a huge percentage of the Mestizo population falls into the criminal category. I don't want them bringing the culture -- or the genes -- that cause such behavior into my nation. I don't think it's a good idea for us to become like them, which is what _will_ happen over time if we permit the invasion to continue. Of course, I have absolutely nothing against the immigration of Spanish-speaking, Spanish-descended people into the United States. They can come here in unlimited numbers with my blessing. But, as much as I like them, I don't think we should allow the civilized Spanish of Central America to send their surplus underclass population into our nation. With all good wishes, Kevin, WB4AIO. --http://kevinalfredstrom.com/ At the risk of great oversimplification, I think our nation - and all nations - should pressure the most highly defective governments on the planet to straighten up their operations and begin to serve their people instead of their own pockets. The US government isn't perfect by any means, but I work with people from C. and S. America who claim that the US is paradise compared to the incredibly corrupt and disgraceful majority of governments south of the border; and I have no reason to doubt them. I am not sure that our immigration laws are that weak right now - I think they are poorly enforced, however. If fixing the law to enhance enforcement is proposed I am all for it. I am greatly conflicted about what to do with the illegal immigrant people who have already arrived. Sending them back seems cruel; having them stay here allows us to eat cheap produce; ideally they could be assimilated into the usual US culture and become contributing members of society. I cannot say whether this is realistic, as I do not claim to be a sociologist. OTOH, they are illegal, after all, and the continuation of that condition is pretty unacceptable. Their genes do not concern me, I am frankly convinced long ago that people are fundamentally products of their environment, and that any person is going to be most strongly influenced by the examples set by their parents and the society of their peers; but some of the customs and habits I find quite offensive, especially in regard to their basic treatment of others - humans and animals (having said that, I find some of our own European/US customs and habits quite offensive too - but no need to make matters worse). Of greatest concern to me, however, is overpopulation, pure and simple. Not just here, but across the globe. It helps very few people or the environment, causes great harm for most, and let's face it, no other large mammal: 1 - was or is 7 billion strong, anywhere, at any time; 2 - has such a gluttony for resources; and 3 - is so incredibly capable of altering the fabric of the biosphere. The effects are both global and local; and I am greatly concerned about the US becoming another huge land crushed cheek to cheek with humans. It ain't healthy for people or anyone else. Bruce Jensen |
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You mean America is no longer the world's supercop, seeking and out
administering correction where it thinks necessary? Nam, Afghanistan, Iraq, Korea, etc., etc. I can't see these as minding your own. National security, not entirely. Gotta protect the Jew at all costs. Keep that footprint in Israel. Not for brotherly Jewbee love BUT for American interest in the mid east. I know, let's mind our own business and let them blow their own asses off the global map. We're not gaining anything by our involvement anyway, right? "dave" wrote in message ... All Yankee wrote: "Who's country is this?' What a dumass question. Our boys are away fighting for the American way, liberty for all. They are? The "American way" means minding your own business and living within your means. Not killing everybody in the world and taking their resources. |
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Kevin Alfred Strom wrote:
dave wrote: wrote: Arizona Senate Bill 1070.Utah has a similar Bill in the Works and Texas is proposing a similar bill too.All Fifty U.S.States need a Bill like that.Against Illegal Aliens.Illegal Aliens are NOT Immigrants. cuhulin They aren't criminals, either. It astounds me that you can actually believe that. All of them are criminals in the sense that they are, by definition, violating our pathetically weak immigration laws. I can be pretty astonishing. The people who hire them are the criminals. These workers have been invited by stateside consumers. Arrest them. |
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On Apr 30, 7:20*pm, dave wrote:
Kevin Alfred Strom wrote: dave wrote: wrote: Arizona Senate Bill 1070.Utah has a similar Bill in the Works and Texas is proposing a similar bill too.All Fifty U.S.States need a Bill like that.Against Illegal Aliens.Illegal Aliens are NOT Immigrants. cuhulin They aren't criminals, either. It astounds me that you can actually believe that. All of them are criminals in the sense that they are, by definition, violating our pathetically weak immigration laws. I can be pretty astonishing. *The people who hire them are the criminals. *These workers have been invited by stateside consumers. Arrest them. Yepp. |
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Three dead, twenty five injured.Little Rock area, tornado.
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///Chickens have pretty legs in Kansas,,,,, chickens have pretty
leggggggs in Kansassss,,,,,,,/// What kind of bird is this? ///Oh, it's a pretty little bird, my dear, it flys backwards/// It flys backwards? ///Yes, it flys backwards to keep the sand out of it's eyes/// ~ W.C.Fields. cuhulin |
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On Apr 30, 10:20*pm, dave wrote:
Kevin Alfred Strom wrote: dave wrote: wrote: Arizona Senate Bill 1070.Utah has a similar Bill in the Works and Texas is proposing a similar bill too.All Fifty U.S.States need a Bill like that.Against Illegal Aliens.Illegal Aliens are NOT Immigrants. cuhulin They aren't criminals, either. It astounds me that you can actually believe that. All of them are criminals in the sense that they are, by definition, violating our pathetically weak immigration laws. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . I can be pretty astonishing. Pretty ignorant is more like it. (Sorry, couldn't resist). *The people who hire them are the criminals. I agree, but the illegal immigrants (or whatever you may call them) are also criminals. They BROKE THE LAW by coming here ILLEGALLY. They DON'T BELONG HERE. *These workers have been invited by stateside consumers. Arrest them. Yawn. Typical liberal/commie crap. Blame American citizens and make excuses for the invaders from Mexico et al. I would add that the criminals in our government who have allowed this invasion from Mexico to happen in the first place should also be arrested and tried for treason. |
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On May 1, 12:57*pm, DEFCON 88 wrote:
On Apr 30, 10:20*pm, dave wrote: Kevin Alfred Strom wrote: dave wrote: wrote: Arizona Senate Bill 1070.Utah has a similar Bill in the Works and Texas is proposing a similar bill too.All Fifty U.S.States need a Bill like that.Against Illegal Aliens.Illegal Aliens are NOT Immigrants. cuhulin They aren't criminals, either. It astounds me that you can actually believe that. All of them are criminals in the sense that they are, by definition, violating our pathetically weak immigration laws. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I can be pretty astonishing. Pretty ignorant is more like it. (Sorry, couldn't resist). *The people who hire them are the criminals. I agree, but the illegal immigrants (or whatever you may call them) are also criminals. They BROKE THE LAW by coming here ILLEGALLY. They DON'T BELONG HERE. *These workers have been invited by stateside consumers. *Arrest them. Yawn. Typical liberal/commie crap. Blame American citizens and make excuses for the invaders from Mexico et al. I would add that the criminals in our government who have allowed this invasion from Mexico to happen in the first place should also be arrested and tried for treason. Typical evasive right-wing crap. If we didn't hire them they wouldn't come, period. You clearly have idea what treason means, so we can discount that last comment. |
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Yawn. Typical liberal/commie crap. Blame American citizens and make excuses for the invaders from Mexico et al. They were here first. How can you call them invaders? |
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On May 1, 7:02*pm, dave wrote:
bpnjensen wrote: I can be pretty astonishing. Pretty ignorant is more like it. (Sorry, couldn't resist). That's quite alright. *I definitely am lacking data. FYI - I didn't say that, Dave - definitely not my opinion of you. |
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DEFCON 88 wrote:
Yawn. Typical liberal/commie crap. Blame American citizens and make excuses for the invaders from Mexico et al. http://tinyurl.com/ydbhqcy http://tinyurl.com/2ub5cx4 http://tinyurl.com/36wltar http://24ahead.com/blog/archives/001210.html http://www.csmonitor.com/2007/0717/p02s01-ussc.html and thousands more examples, I'm sure. This the BEST one of the bunch: http://tinyurl.com/2a45wnk The irony is overwhelming. mike |
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All those who are actively trying to do something to change this situation,
raise your hands! Just as I thought, all talk and no action. Get involved before it's too damn late. "m II" wrote in message ... DEFCON 88 wrote: Yawn. Typical liberal/commie crap. Blame American citizens and make excuses for the invaders from Mexico et al. http://tinyurl.com/ydbhqcy http://tinyurl.com/2ub5cx4 http://tinyurl.com/36wltar http://24ahead.com/blog/archives/001210.html http://www.csmonitor.com/2007/0717/p02s01-ussc.html and thousands more examples, I'm sure. This the BEST one of the bunch: http://tinyurl.com/2a45wnk The irony is overwhelming. mike |
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Listening to Paul Gallo radio talk show.
http://www.supertalkms.com Paul Gallo said the Pentagon said, Hey guys, don't mess with the gays serving in the Military thingy untill we come up with a plan. A guy on Paul Gallo's radio talk show commented, Getting blown out of your foxhole is never a good thing. cuhulin |
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Community colleges partner with BP to train as volunteers.
http://www.WLOX.com BP wants them to sign a waiver.A waiver saying they won't sue BP. Community Colleges, Do NOT sign anything like that! cuhulin |
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On May 3, 6:43*am, "All Yankee" wrote:
All those who are actively trying to do something to change this situation, raise your hands! *Just as I thought, *all talk and no action. Get involved before it's too damn late. And your suggestion would be - what? I've already told my congressional people that I want U.S. firms to stop hiring illegals. If I owned a business myself, I would require at least a signed statement, but I am not a business owner. Let's hear it. Bruce |
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On 5/3/10 14:00 , bpnjensen wrote:
On May 3, 6:43 am, "All wrote: All those who are actively trying to do something to change this situation, raise your hands! Just as I thought, all talk and no action. Get involved before it's too damn late. And your suggestion would be - what? I've already told my congressional people that I want U.S. firms to stop hiring illegals. If I owned a business myself, I would require at least a signed statement, but I am not a business owner. Let's hear it. Bruce I've written to my Congress persons, attended town hall meetings and questioned my Congress persons. I DO own a business and do NOT hire illegals. Hell, I've even fired the Chihuahua. What the hell else can I do. |
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On May 3, 12:11*pm, "D. Peter Maus" wrote:
On 5/3/10 14:00 , bpnjensen wrote: On May 3, 6:43 am, "All *wrote: All those who are actively trying to do something to change this situation, raise your hands! *Just as I thought, *all talk and no action. Get involved before it's too damn late. And your suggestion would be - what? *I've already told my congressional people that I want U.S. firms to stop hiring illegals. If I owned a business myself, I would require at least a signed statement, but I am not a business owner. Let's hear it. Bruce * *I've written to my Congress persons, attended town hall meetings and questioned my Congress persons. I DO own a business and do NOT hire illegals. * *Hell, I've even fired the Chihuahua. * *What the hell else can I do. Damn - I liked the Chihuahua :-( |
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Now, there is a Northerly wind, (according to WAPT weather news guy
David Hartman on 5:00 PM WAPT tv news) I HOPE that Northerly wind blows that oil spill/leak to Cuba,,, Cuba, SI! and then (Gulf Stream) all the way to Limeyland.That would serve those Limeys RIGHT. The Gulf Stream Does go to Limeyland, you know. cuhulin |
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Porch of cafe set on fire, down town Santa Cruz.
http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/r...?ArtNum=288627 Fires? cuhulin |
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I haven't ever been inside of a foxhole before.In boot camp, were were
issued a little folding shovel/Entrenching Tool.I never had to actually use it though.In fact, I do have a little folding shovel/Entrenching Tool.I bought it a bunch of years ago at one of the Goodwill stores around here.I saw it a few days ago when I was getting out a few pieces of asbestos siding out from behind my washing machine. http://www.shopgoodwill.com cuhulin |
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It appears there are only two people in the group, so far, who have made
decent attempts to make changes for the better. D. Peter Maus and Mr. Bruce Jensen. Good work fellas. Now if only we could get the rest to follow the pied pipers. Probably too much to ask or hope for, I guess. Again , thanks for your efforts guys. "D. Peter Maus" wrote in message ... On 5/3/10 14:00 , bpnjensen wrote: On May 3, 6:43 am, "All wrote: All those who are actively trying to do something to change this situation, raise your hands! Just as I thought, all talk and no action. Get involved before it's too damn late. And your suggestion would be - what? I've already told my congressional people that I want U.S. firms to stop hiring illegals. If I owned a business myself, I would require at least a signed statement, but I am not a business owner. Let's hear it. Bruce I've written to my Congress persons, attended town hall meetings and questioned my Congress persons. I DO own a business and do NOT hire illegals. Hell, I've even fired the Chihuahua. What the hell else can I do. |
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I think D. Peter Maus has much experince in the Radio business.
He gets it Right. cuhulin |
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On May 3, 9:09*pm, "All Yankee" wrote:
It appears there are only two people in the group, so far, who have made decent attempts to make changes for the better. *D. Peter Maus and *Mr. |
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On 5/4/2010 7:19 PM, Gregg wrote:
On May 3, 9:09 pm, "All wrote: It appears there are only two people in the group, so far, who have made decent attempts to make changes for the better. D. Peter Maus and Mr. Bruce Jensen. Good work fellas. Now if only we could get the rest to follow the pied pipers. Probably too much to ask or hope for, I guess. Again , thanks for your efforts guys. - Show quoted text - Six posts in the history of your usenet activity and first here? I think not. We all hope you add as much to this group as you are cheerleading for. :-) What receivers do you use and what types of antennas? Join the group to "make it better" and give your "decent attempt." :-D Still on 60 meters here.:-I I'm with Gregg here, you want to make a change for the better? Then take your polit crap to the proper group. This is a radio/ shortwave group. We don't need cross posting off-topic static here. Drifter... |
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On 5/5/10 16:41 , All Yankee wrote:
Ten-Tec RX-340 NRD-535 Icom R71A full mods Barlow Wadley XCR30 portable Panasonic RF-2200 Sony SW-55 portable GRE PSR-600 Scanner The Antennas: Wellbrook 1530+ Alpha Delta DX-ULTRA MFJ 1026 Noise Canceller Discone Scanner Ant. .... 30 ft. tower. *Just a hobby* I'm looking at the Wellbrook, myself, at this location. How do you like it? And which direction do you have the major lobes oriented? Do you have to....and do you have the convenient mechanics to...reorient it at will? |
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A very quiet antenna partially aided by it's ability to be rotated away from
most interfering noise sources. At this location I usually keep it facing SSE as this is the main direction for my interests, utility monitoring. For now an inexpensive Radio Shack rotator seems to be working fine. Very nice to have the ability to remotely control it's direction. Only once did the drive freeze during an ice storm. When setting up it's location for best noise free operation, I placed the assembled unit on a temporary moveable base in order to try it a various spots around the yard. That spot was soon found although not exactly where I wanted it. The cable runs are now buried beneath the my wife's flower beds and a small rock garden and at some length from the house. For a final touch the amazing 1026 removes almost entirely any lingering noise. Very pleased with the setup. Please excuse my not replying to newsgroup posts at times as my job sometimes takes me away for extended periods. Thanks for your interest and the best of monitoring to the group. "D. Peter Maus" wrote in message ... On 5/5/10 16:41 , All Yankee wrote: Ten-Tec RX-340 NRD-535 Icom R71A full mods Barlow Wadley XCR30 portable Panasonic RF-2200 Sony SW-55 portable GRE PSR-600 Scanner The Antennas: Wellbrook 1530+ Alpha Delta DX-ULTRA MFJ 1026 Noise Canceller Discone Scanner Ant. .... 30 ft. tower. *Just a hobby* I'm looking at the Wellbrook, myself, at this location. How do you like it? And which direction do you have the major lobes oriented? Do you have to....and do you have the convenient mechanics to...reorient it at will? |
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Drunken Ira Hayes,,, went off to fight the Warrrrr,,,,,,
The Outsider, movie, TCM channel, right now. cuhulin |
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That big oil containment box (Gulf oil spill) didn't work,,, clogged
with ice crystals/whatever. Some of that oil will pollute beaches on the East coast too and it will pollute Limeyland (I Don't care about Limeyland!!!!!!!) and Ireland. Damnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn BP!!!!!!!!!! cuhulin |
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On May 8, 5:09*pm, dave wrote:
wrote: That big oil containment box (Gulf oil spill) didn't work,,, clogged with ice crystals/whatever. Some of that oil will pollute beaches on the East coast too and it will pollute Limeyland (I Don't care about Limeyland!!!!!!!) and Ireland. Damnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn BP!!!!!!!!!! cuhulin It didn't work because there's 5 times as much **** coming out of that hole than they're willing to admit. *It's an Exxon Valdez a week. That, and ice/methane crystal build-up on the hygroscopic points of the device. It's cold down that deep, even in the balmy Gulf. The reports suggest the expulsion is now up to 3,000,000 gallons; could certainly be more than that. No matter how you cut these cards, a very bad deal. Bruce |
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