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Trace wrote:
> 
> Amnesty, Again
> This country should have learned -- apparently, it has not
> 
> By Mark Krikorian
> 
> National Review
> 
> President Bush has kicked off his reelection year by proposing an
> amnesty for illegal aliens dressed up as a guestworker program, plus
> the importation of millions of new guestworkers and a significant
> increase in immigration. What is the White House thinking?
> 
> The administration first floated the idea of a guest-worker amnesty in
> 2001, during President Bush's honeymoon meeting with Mexico's
> President Vicente Fox, but discussions came to a halt because of 9/11
> (as well as ferocious opposition from House Republicans). Over the
> subsequent two years, the administration issued occasional statements
> expressing the continued desire to reach an immigration deal with
> Mexico-but the complete lack of substance in these pronouncements,
> combined with Secretary of State Colin Powell's careful efforts to
> keep expectations low, suggested it was little more than talk, intended
> to appease the beleaguered Fox administration and curry favor with
> hostile Hispanic racial-identity groups in this country.
> 
> But there is more to the current amnesty talk than the sweet nothings
> of diplomacy. The president has unveiled the outlines of his proposal
> in anticipation of his planned meeting with Fox during the January
> 12-13 "Summit of the Americas" in Monterrey, Mexico. It is
> described as a guest-worker program, but the "guest" concept is
> deceptive; in fact, the program would provide for the permanent
> importation of thousands new workers from overseas and amnesty for
> illegal aliens already here.
> 
> As to the first of these goals, the president has frequently said he
> wants an "immigration policy that helps match any willing employer
> with any willing employee." Taking him at his word would suggest a
> return to 19th-century unlimited immigration, with the American labor
> market open to the world's other 6 billion people. And, in fact, this
> seems to be the objective, because under the proposal, employers would
> decide which workers come into the United States, though it would
> maintain the fiction that Americans would have to be offered the jobs
> first.

Once again the BuSHITe's are fucking the Middle Class into oblivion.

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"This notion that the United States is getting ready 
to attack Iran is simply ridiculous. Having said that, 
all options are on the table," 
George Bush, Feb 22 2005

http://www.quantumphilosophy.net/files/clips/TimRyan_Medium.mov

http://www.bushflash.com/thanks.html
http://www.worldmessenger.20m.com/weapons.html#wms
WHY IRAQ?: http://www.angelfire.com/creep/gwbush/remindus.html
http://www.toostupidtobepresident.com/shockwave/chickenhawks.htm

"Bubba got a BJ, BU$H screwed us all!" - Slim