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Sep 21, 2021 21:23:18   #
NotBrainwashed
 
Forkbassman wrote:
Of course, why else would dems open the border? How does open borders benefit America? Has that question EVER been asked by the i***t media? Do you think they care?


Amen

It's all about increasing their ability to c***t and acquire more power and dominance over us.

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Sep 21, 2021 21:43:38   #
America 1 Loc: South Miami
 
Coos Bay Tom wrote:
Yep the usual excuse. every person we help will automatically v**e Democrat so F**k em.


Did you happen to notice, no Cuban's allowed,
have you wondered why?

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Sep 21, 2021 21:48:14   #
America 1 Loc: South Miami
 
Coos Bay Tom wrote:
Well what would be the right thing to do that would be fair to desperate people with no resources or any place to be? Are they not human beings? Is America not the shining beacon of hope and liberty? The Haitians are being flown back to where they came from so they can starve to death. That is not very funny.


Our county has so many people (homeless U.S. citizens, veterans) in need, supposed we care for them first.

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Sep 21, 2021 22:11:06   #
proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA
 
America 1 wrote:
Our county has so many people (homeless U.S. citizens, veterans) in need, supposed we care for them first.



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Sep 21, 2021 22:11:27   #
proud republican Loc: RED CALIFORNIA
 
America 1 wrote:
Did you happen to notice, no Cuban's allowed,
have you wondered why?


Ecactly! Great question, America 1

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Sep 21, 2021 23:36:13   #
Coos Bay Tom Loc: coos bay oregon
 
We should take care of our homeless better than we do. sad fact is too many talk but few walk the walk. In my little town you can't rent a shack for less than $1000 a month and most renters earn minimum wage and work minimum hours for convenience of their employers who won't have to provide health insurance that way. Many homeless who consider them selves well off have taken to old motor homes and camp trailers which seem to mysteriously burn down regularly. Put the pressure on the down trodden and make them feel un welcome. The cops send in prisoners to dismantle homeless camps and clear brush and trees where the homeless have found a hiding place. That is how we take care of the homeless problem--

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Sep 21, 2021 23:43:54   #
Coos Bay Tom Loc: coos bay oregon
 
America 1 wrote:
Did you happen to notice, no Cuban's allowed,
have you wondered why?


There was a normalization of relations with Cuba going on during the Obama administration and it was donnie who f**ked that deal up--fact-- look it up for yourself if you don't remember.

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Sep 22, 2021 00:06:43   #
America 1 Loc: South Miami
 
Coos Bay Tom wrote:
There was a normalization of relations with Cuba going on during the Obama administration and it was donnie who f**ked that deals up--fact-- look it up for yourself if you don't remember.


That was then, and I am not going to look it up.
This is now, and you know Cuban's are not accepted due to they would never v**e for a Democrat.
They have lived it, and are not about to accept Biden policies.
So take your "donnie" BS and shove it.
I live most of the year in Miami for the last 20 plus years and well know the Cuban sentiment.
No FU*King chance they are going to v**e for a Democrat.

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Sep 22, 2021 09:32:04   #
Coos Bay Tom Loc: coos bay oregon
 
America 1 wrote:
That was then, and I am not going to look it up.
This is now, and you know Cuban's are not accepted due to they would never v**e for a Democrat.
They have lived it, and are not about to accept Biden policies.
So take your "donnie" BS and shove it.
I live most of the year in Miami for the last 20 plus years and well know the Cuban sentiment.
No FU*King chance they are going to v**e for a Democrat.


I don't blame Cubans for hating Castro. He betrayed the Cubans who supported him in the struggle against the dictator Batiste that we propped up. The Cuban people needed our help and when we refused it gave Russia the opportunity to set up a c*******t dictatorship 90 mile from the USA. fact --ps donnie donnie donnie

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Sep 22, 2021 09:54:10   #
NotBrainwashed
 
Coos Bay Tom wrote:
I don't blame Cubans for hating Castro. He betrayed the Cubans who supported him in the struggle against the dictator Batiste that we propped up. The Cuban people needed our help and when we refused it gave Russia the opportunity to set up a c*******t dictatorship 90 mile from the USA. fact --ps donnie donnie donnie


Here we go again: when faced with CURRENT FACTS that directly contradict their supposed "argument", the crazies ALWAYS RESORT TO (drum roll please) ...But Trump...<fill in the blanks>

You have to ask yourself: Why?
OBVIOUSLY it's because their CURRENT POSITION (brought to us by the crazier each day *ASTERISK* admin) CANNOT BE DEFENDED.

That's called DEFLECTION and a VERY POOR ARGUMENT, one that a child would use when they got caught breaking a window.

You guys REALLY NEED TO DO BETTER but we realize you're handicapped by having to adhere to the continuous brainwashing that preaches: don't think for yourself - just do as I tell you to do... or the other variant:
"do as I say, NOT as I do".

We would feel sorry for you guys if you weren't SO DAMN DESTRUCTIVE so we're NOT.

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Sep 22, 2021 10:10:24   #
America 1 Loc: South Miami
 
Coos Bay Tom wrote:
I don't blame Cubans for hating Castro. He betrayed the Cubans who supported him in the struggle against the dictator Batiste that we propped up. The Cuban people needed our help and when we refused it allowed Russia to set up a c*******t dictatorship 90 miles from the USA. fact --ps donnie donnie donnie


1961
April 17, 1961
Bay of Pigs Invasion
Executing a plan developed and approved by the Eisenhower administration, President John F. Kennedy deploys a brigade of 1,400 CIA-sponsored Cuban exiles to o*******w Fidel Castro. The Cuban military defeats the force within three days after several mishaps disadvantage the invaders and reveal U.S. involvement. Despite the failed invasion, U.S. administrations over the next several decades conduct covert operations against Cuba.
1962
February 7, 1962
Full Embargo Announced
The Kennedy administration imposes an embargo on Cuba that prohibits all trade. Cuba, whose economy greatly depended on trade with the United States, loses approximately $130 billion over the next nearly sixty years, according to Cuban government and United Nations estimates.
October 14 – 28, 1962
Cuban Missile Crisis
U.S. spy satellites discover that Cuba has allowed the Soviet Union to build nuclear missile bases on the island. In response, Kennedy demands the Soviet weapons to be removed and orders a naval quarantine of Cuba, igniting a thirteen-day standoff. With the threat of nuclear war on the horizon, the United States negotiates with the USSR via back channels. As the crisis nears its third week, Kennedy secretly agrees to withdraw U.S. nuclear missiles from Turkey within a few months if the Soviet Union withdraws its missiles from Cuba. Kennedy also pledges not to invade Cuba. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev accepts the deal and announces that he will order the missiles removed. The following July, Kennedy prohibits U.S. nationals from traveling to Cuba.

1966
U.S. Opens Asylum Door
Castro indicates in a September 1965 speech that Cubans can leave for the United States of their own free will, saying that “nobody who wants to go needs to go by stealth.” Days later, President Lyndon B. Johnson announces he will open U.S. borders to all Cubans and signs into law an immigration bill that gives preference to Cuban migrants with family ties to U.S. citizens or residents. The U.S. State Department estimates that some 270,000 Cubans have arrived in the United States since Castro took power. In November 1966, Johnson enacts a law that allows Cubans who reach the United States to pursue permanent residency after one year.

1980
April 1980 – October 1980
Mariel Boatlift
Cuba faces intense pressure from thousands of Cubans hoping to flee the country as its economy suffers from a spike in oil prices and the continued U.S. embargo. Following a forty-eight-hour debacle in which ten thousand Cubans crowded at the gates of the Peruvian embassy to gain asylum, Castro states that anyone wishing to leave Cuba for Florida may do so from Mariel Harbor over the next six months. President Carter welcomes Cubans to the United States “with open arms,” and as many as 125,000 Cubans take part in the boatlift.

All criminals, insane, and sick people, admitted to Miami by Carter.
South Beach turned into escalated murders, robbery, and crime.

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Sep 22, 2021 10:43:46   #
Coos Bay Tom Loc: coos bay oregon
 
America 1 wrote:
1961
April 17, 1961
Bay of Pigs Invasion
Executing a plan developed and approved by the Eisenhower administration, President John F. Kennedy deploys a brigade of 1,400 CIA-sponsored Cuban exiles to o*******w Fidel Castro. The Cuban military defeats the force within three days after several mishaps disadvantage the invaders and reveal U.S. involvement. Despite the failed invasion, U.S. administrations over the next several decades conduct covert operations against Cuba.
1962
February 7, 1962
Full Embargo Announced
The Kennedy administration imposes an embargo on Cuba that prohibits all trade. Cuba, whose economy greatly depended on trade with the United States, loses approximately $130 billion over the next nearly sixty years, according to Cuban government and United Nations estimates.
October 14 – 28, 1962
Cuban Missile Crisis
U.S. spy satellites discover that Cuba has allowed the Soviet Union to build nuclear missile bases on the island. In response, Kennedy demands the Soviet weapons to be removed and orders a naval quarantine of Cuba, igniting a thirteen-day standoff. With the threat of nuclear war on the horizon, the United States negotiates with the USSR via back channels. As the crisis nears its third week, Kennedy secretly agrees to withdraw U.S. nuclear missiles from Turkey within a few months if the Soviet Union withdraws its missiles from Cuba. Kennedy also pledges not to invade Cuba. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev accepts the deal and announces that he will order the missiles removed. The following July, Kennedy prohibits U.S. nationals from traveling to Cuba.

1966
U.S. Opens Asylum Door
Castro indicates in a September 1965 speech that Cubans can leave for the United States of their own free will, saying that “nobody who wants to go needs to go by stealth.” Days later, President Lyndon B. Johnson announces he will open U.S. borders to all Cubans and signs into law an immigration bill that gives preference to Cuban migrants with family ties to U.S. citizens or residents. The U.S. State Department estimates that some 270,000 Cubans have arrived in the United States since Castro took power. In November 1966, Johnson enacts a law that allows Cubans who reach the United States to pursue permanent residency after one year.

1980
April 1980 – October 1980
Mariel Boatlift
Cuba faces intense pressure from thousands of Cubans hoping to flee the country as its economy suffers from a spike in oil prices and the continued U.S. embargo. Following a forty-eight-hour debacle in which ten thousand Cubans crowded at the gates of the Peruvian embassy to gain asylum, Castro states that anyone wishing to leave Cuba for Florida may do so from Mariel Harbor over the next six months. President Carter welcomes Cubans to the United States “with open arms,” and as many as 125,000 Cubans take part in the boatlift.

All criminals, insane, and sick people, admitted to Miami by Carter.
South Beach turned into escalated murders, robbery, and crime.
1961 br April 17, 1961 br Bay of Pigs Invasion br ... (show quote)


I once worked for a guy who escaped cuba and he told me what Castro did to his family. They were mega land owners who gave tremendous financial support to Castro. They were repaid with having their land seized. His grandfather put all of his family on a plane to the United States and that was the last time they saw him alive.

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Sep 22, 2021 11:33:09   #
NotBrainwashed
 
America 1 wrote:
1961
April 17, 1961
Bay of Pigs Invasion
Executing a plan developed and approved by the Eisenhower administration, President John F. Kennedy deploys a brigade of 1,400 CIA-sponsored Cuban exiles to o*******w Fidel Castro. The Cuban military defeats the force within three days after several mishaps disadvantage the invaders and reveal U.S. involvement. Despite the failed invasion, U.S. administrations over the next several decades conduct covert operations against Cuba.
1962
February 7, 1962
Full Embargo Announced
The Kennedy administration imposes an embargo on Cuba that prohibits all trade. Cuba, whose economy greatly depended on trade with the United States, loses approximately $130 billion over the next nearly sixty years, according to Cuban government and United Nations estimates.
October 14 – 28, 1962
Cuban Missile Crisis
U.S. spy satellites discover that Cuba has allowed the Soviet Union to build nuclear missile bases on the island. In response, Kennedy demands the Soviet weapons to be removed and orders a naval quarantine of Cuba, igniting a thirteen-day standoff. With the threat of nuclear war on the horizon, the United States negotiates with the USSR via back channels. As the crisis nears its third week, Kennedy secretly agrees to withdraw U.S. nuclear missiles from Turkey within a few months if the Soviet Union withdraws its missiles from Cuba. Kennedy also pledges not to invade Cuba. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev accepts the deal and announces that he will order the missiles removed. The following July, Kennedy prohibits U.S. nationals from traveling to Cuba.

1966
U.S. Opens Asylum Door
Castro indicates in a September 1965 speech that Cubans can leave for the United States of their own free will, saying that “nobody who wants to go needs to go by stealth.” Days later, President Lyndon B. Johnson announces he will open U.S. borders to all Cubans and signs into law an immigration bill that gives preference to Cuban migrants with family ties to U.S. citizens or residents. The U.S. State Department estimates that some 270,000 Cubans have arrived in the United States since Castro took power. In November 1966, Johnson enacts a law that allows Cubans who reach the United States to pursue permanent residency after one year.

1980
April 1980 – October 1980
Mariel Boatlift
Cuba faces intense pressure from thousands of Cubans hoping to flee the country as its economy suffers from a spike in oil prices and the continued U.S. embargo. Following a forty-eight-hour debacle in which ten thousand Cubans crowded at the gates of the Peruvian embassy to gain asylum, Castro states that anyone wishing to leave Cuba for Florida may do so from Mariel Harbor over the next six months. President Carter welcomes Cubans to the United States “with open arms,” and as many as 125,000 Cubans take part in the boatlift.

All criminals, insane, and sick people, admitted to Miami by Carter.
South Beach turned into escalated murders, robbery, and crime.
1961 br April 17, 1961 br Bay of Pigs Invasion br ... (show quote)


Ever notice when you catch these Never Trumpers saying something stupid they NEVER ADMIT IT?
They simply ignore it and move on to the next inflammatory statement.

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Sep 22, 2021 11:47:29   #
America 1 Loc: South Miami
 
NotBrainwashed wrote:
Ever notice when you catch these Never Trumpers saying something stupid they NEVER ADMIT IT?
They simply ignore it and move on to the next inflammatory statement.


Well, that is true more times than not true.
They are what they are the words to describe them would inflame our liberal management.

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Sep 22, 2021 17:04:31   #
NotBrainwashed
 
America 1 wrote:
Well, that is true more times than not true.
They are what they are the words to describe them would inflame our liberal management.


We need to keep fighting the good fight and ensure that the crazies will be reckoned with.

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