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On Jul 17, 9:24 pm, "Iconoclast" <Iconocl...@ecoweb.co.zw> wrote:
> http://americankernel.com/2007/06/time-to-close-the-melmart/
>
> Time to Close the "MelMart"
> June 30th, 2007 · 4 Comments · Print This Post
> Yes, we won important battle this week. Quite frankly, all of my efforts
> toward defeating the Senate bill left me both emotionally and physically
> exhausted. After all my phoning and faxing and arguing at various discussion
> groups and websites, there wasn't much gas left in my tank to do a whole lot
> of celebrating. The fact of the matter is that we still have a probable
> majority of the United States Senate that wants to give away our nation's
> legacy and leave just a hollow, divisive, and ugly shell for future
> generations of Americans to cope with. The situation remains monumentally
> unacceptable.
>
> So, what next?
>
> That's the question I've been asking myself these past few days as I
> recovered from the ordeal imposed upon all thoughtful Americans by an
> obstinate section of our leadership working in league with culturally
> poisonous ethnocentric and business interests. It's been hard for me to find
> clarity on this. Yesterday, I started poking around the blogs and websites
> of people and organizations that I consider to be fully-informed allies in
> my fight to preserve my heritage so that I can faithfully pass it on to
> Katie's generation. And now I do have some thoughts about our next steps.
>
> The bottom line for me is that, sadly, there is a dedicated conspiracy being
> played out against us and framed incorrectly by complicit mainstream media.
> Every time I see some smarmy piece of reporting skewed solely towards trying
> to elicit sympathy for the "plight" of a class of people who have no respect
> for my nation and its laws, I get angry. There is almost never any equal
> presentation of the plight of American citizens who had their identities
> stolen, or who were maimed, killed, or otherwise unconscionably damaged
> thanks to the failure of our leadership to enforce our laws. My recent
> blog-browsing uncovered just another such case, a very sad story about
> another American life snuffed out for the benefit of silent and greedy
> conspirators.
>
> The following is a link to a website started by a mother who lost her
> daughter last October. Amy Kortlang should be alive today. If this nation's
> leadership structure was not corrupted to its core, she would be. By her
> death a line can be drawn, alibeit tangentially, that puts her blood on the
> hands of President Bush, Senator Kennedy, Senator McCain, Senator McConnell,
> Secretary Chertoff and every other elected official and bureaucrat who
> feigns defeatism about our ability to seal our borders and evict the vile
> interlopers who bring ruin upon American families. In naming villains, we
> should not discern between the death of Amy Kortlang and that of Mary Jo
> Kopechne:
>
> The Deadly Cost of Illegal Immigration
>
>   Every time Rafael Ramirez Perez came back to the United States he got a
> job from employers that should have followed the law. His final employer MK
> Concrete gave him a truck to drive without even checking to see if he had a
> valid driver's license. The owner of MK concrete lives on 13 acres
> overlooking a valley. He has blood on his hands that will never get washed
> off. I hope that he enjoys his mansion. Were the extra profits worth someone
> life?
>
> My heart goes out to Amy Kortlang's mom. I admire her. I don't know how I
> would be able to cope if my daughter's life was snuffed out an instant by a
> four-time-offending scumbag, then coming to the scary realization that the
> sitting President of the United States likes aliens similar to the offender
> more than he does Americans like my daughter.