Re: Mexican flags in Denver Public Schools Classrooms?

"Tiny Human Ferret" <ixnayamspay_klaatu@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Lets Roll wrote:
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> >>"Lets Roll" <letsroll@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >>>"zerge" <zerge@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> <SNIP>
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> >>>I'll betcha if a bomb goes off in the US it has been smuggled across
the
> >>>Mexican border with the help and cooperation of some of your cousins.
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> >>There is PLENTY of bomb making materials inside the US, much more than
> >>in Mexico. Why smuggle it? Just ask Timothy Mcveigh.
> >>On the other hand the terrorists could indeed cross into the US
> >>through the Mexican border, that's real.
> >>But I wasn't thinking about terrorism. What I meant is that the US is
> >>getting into wars all the time all over the place trying to keep its
> >>empire ruler-of-the-world staus as long as possible, so I figure there
> >>is a greater chance the the US will be MILITARILY bombed first.
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> > Why spend billions to launch a military campaign when you can
accomplish
the
> > same thing by paying a Mexican mule $50.
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> At this point in time, I believe "the going rate" is more like U$50,000.
> And that is for an individual who is also used to carry in contraband as
> well as getting entry for their own singular person.
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It all depends on which Mexican you ask.  It's a free market, doncha know.

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> of a treasonable correspondence with the public enemy.
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