--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Louis McKenzie wrote: > > I don't know what that means Shemp but in any case I hope you are not voting for McCain. If you do I hope you go to fight in Iran or Georgia or anywhere he can create a war to prove himself to his father and grand father and America that he is a Great Commander and Chief. > > > Shemp a Canadian expat and can't vote. So he really is just flappin' his > gums.
Louis, living in Brazil, is, like me, also an ex-pat. I do hope that, like me, Louis also votes by absentee ballot, like I do for every Canadian federal election. Do you, Louis? Bongo Brazil? Barry the Spanish Lethario? > > > > > > In terms of the Brazilians entering US. Do you know that the majority of the people who worked in the Clean up of New Orleans were illegal aliens? They were paid up to 30.00/hr. I know a whole family of them. Imagine not one or two but 10 from the same family in USA illegally sponsored by someone named Prescott Bush... I have been trying to get information on this guy but the only Prescott that I have found was the grandfather. However it is one of the brothers I believe. > It was probably Marvin Bush, Dubya's brother and somewhat suspect in > 9-11 because his company was in charge of security for the twin towers > and also made dough with his company that carted away the debris before > any forensics could be performed on the site. And yes I believe he had > a company that did Katrina cleanup maybe along with his brother Neil. > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marvin_P._Bush > > > > > > > > In any case just another trick played on America. An immigration bill is for whom????? > > > The Fourth Reich doesn't want an immigration bill, just a North American > Union. That's about the only thing that Corsi was a little correct on > and why even the mainstream press will bash him because they don't want > attention on his NAU stuff which BTW is a matter of public record as to > the agreements signed between Canada, Mexico and the US. They want to > do away with borders altogether like the EU. I don't see anything much > too wrong with that other than trying to conceal it from Americans which > they probably due because the citizens would put a kibosh on it. But > then I'm not a big fan of "free markets" either as what it really means > is the ability for crooks to scam the public. >
