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Mar 28, 2018 12:11:51   #
Lonewolf wrote:
As the days go by Mueller is steadily moving forward in uncovering the Russian interference with our last e******ns and its ties to the trump campaign!

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2018/03/28/mueller-just-drew-the-most-direct-line-to-date-between-the-trump-campaign-and-russia/?utm_term=.5e3f0158cb03


Nonsense, if anyone interfered it was Australia (Labor Party members came the US to help Bernie Sanders for which he was later fined), a host of EU countries who bought into the anti-Trump rhetoric, and Facebook. No Russian pressured me to v**e the way that I did. Mueller is on a witch-hunt that has now strayed well outside of its mandate and is looking more and more like the "insurance policy" referred to by Strzok and Page. Mueller's probe will be forever tainted by overt partisanship (all of the agents are Democrats and many donated to the Clinton campaign!), the lack of a crime (which is required for the appointment of a special counsel), and because Mueller refuses to look at the copious evidence that Clinton and the DNC colluded with the Russians (dossier, Uranium One, reset button, etc.). The Democrats want to keep this going in order to injure President Trump. They think that we are all stupid. However, we will have our revenge at the b****t box!
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Mar 27, 2018 12:02:51   #
straightUp wrote:
Find the law mac.... I'm not falling for your i***t comments and opinions. YOU are the one insisting that sanctuary city leaders are breaking the law - so show me the law.

This is what every prosecutor has to do in court when they charge people for breaking the law - they can't just generalize, they can't be all snippy and tell the judge to read the law or consult "constitutional law scholars" no matter how much "missionary zeal" they might have... the simple fact is that they HAVE to actually present the law being broken or they don't have a case.

So... find the law.
Find the law mac.... I'm not falling for your i***... (show quote)


Judges are constitutionally bound to apply the law as it is written, not to create their own law by ignoring laws already on the books. One such law is "obstruction of justice" which is applied when a third party attempts to obstruct the application of existing law. Look it up!
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Mar 26, 2018 20:48:22   #
sisboombaa wrote:
Yeah, I totally agree with you. However, I'm to old to keep beating my head against a "brick wall". Therefore, know I support you from the shadows. I have learned you can't convince a closed minded person; therefore I don't try.


Good observation but we need to proceed with missionary zeal.
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Mar 26, 2018 20:14:20   #
straightUp wrote:
Nothing has changed mac... There have always been differences of opinions in California. The only recent change affecting the issue is that Sacramento has actually passed state legislature that effectively makes California a sanctuary state. :)

If my neighbors in CA don't like it they can always move out. I'll even open the door for them ;)

Let me know when you find that law, OK?


Go and read the law or better still consult with a constitutional law scholar. Arguing with you guys is like banging one's head against a brick wall. You are the brick!
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Mar 26, 2018 10:22:58   #
RT friend wrote:
Gough was ambushed, the Governor General was his man, a Whitlam stalwart put in place by the Grace of God namely up until the moment he he turned and stabbed the Labour Government in the back God to Kerr was Gough Whitlam, repeat Whitlam was God according to Kerr.

How can the Queen someone who most Australians believe is unclean just rise above ascendency with depraved treachery???.

Gough said " Long might we say God save the Queen but nothing will save the Governor General" the dirty little turn coat died not long after that Australians go on pilgrimage to spit on his grave.

The 1974 oil crisis was a big part of the problem, our Senate doesn't have power over money bills, so it was a straight out political disagreement that the Government was certain to win, in my view it was payback for Australian withdraw from Vietnam, all kinds of lies were printed as fact, the rank and file of the Labour Movement never recovered because the Liberals jumped on the Bob Hawke - (educated in Windsor, Eton class-mate was Prince Charles, Bob even now can't stop talking about the hourglasses, one hour takes a minute, he was the champion drinker, and Paul Keating no better) - band wagon more or less straight away, all sensible activists simply gave up. Frazer was OK.

You left in 66 and remember the currency embargo, I barely do , you must be retired, like me, we got different opinions about that era, I always was anti consumer that's why I never got anyway in politics, I would support protectionism again and currency restrictions death duties all things like that, but I don't think it's feasible. I had a horse once would jump sometimes and bolt just to make his mark, I taught all my children to ride on him.

He (gelding) would bolt but was always was watching out and would stop at the right time I think protectionism will come back when it's ready, pointless and dangerous trying to stop a bolting animal.

I don't support protectionism now, but I always did, I try to be responsible for the young ones, retirees show what they are by the way they live, I live really simple but I still got my interest in politics Philosophy and Religion, just starting BMX motorcycle racing, that's a******l I admit, but it helps with my rheumatism.





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I remember that era well and, no, I am not fully-retired but continue working as an academic and probably will do so until they carry me out in a pine box. With regard to Whitlam, who in my view was a fool, like Obama, his firing was constitutional. Accordingly, I was always surprised that Australia did not try to repatriate their constitution like the Canadians had done. To my knowledge, that has never been done but I may be wrong on that.
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Mar 26, 2018 10:08:58   #
straightUp wrote:
What the left DOES understand quite clearly is that the right side of this issue is driven by h**eful bigotry to the point of delusion. This is why none of you can point to a single law that proves ANYTHING you've been saying. It's not like we can't SEE the laws roy. Every single law that we are expected to follow is available for us to read and yet not one of you, despite all your assertions about what the law is, can actually point to any of them.


The people obstructing justice, which is a crime, are not the children who were brought here illegally, but the elected officials who perpetuate sanctuary cities. Your too-young-to-know defense will not work for them. However, this may all be moot as cities in CA are at last starting to realize that the have been led down a garden path by their elected officials and are now opting out. It's good to know that there is still some common sense in California.
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Mar 25, 2018 21:48:28   #
straightUp wrote:
If you're trying to prove anything you need to do better than repeating the same distortions over and over again. Better yet, stick to the topic. I get tired of the endless ranting over the hills and through the valley. The question is - should sanctuary leaders be arrested. All you can come up with is that they are sabotaging their own country by protecting people that might one day turn into criminals. That's a pretty weak argument eagle.


That is not correct. The sanctuary cities and their elected officials, who have sworn allegiance to the Constitution, are obstructing justice by harboring i*****l a***ns. That is a crime under Federal law, as is the i*****l a***ns being here in the first place. What is it that you cannot understand about this?
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Mar 25, 2018 20:40:49   #
RT friend wrote:
what happened to Gough Whitlam was a mug named Jim Cairns opened his big tapper boasting about having conquested Julie Morosi, which wasn't hard to do apparently especially after she'd had a few martinis after work, if you can call it that, better than going to the pictures Jim used to say.

But we didn't need any documents to go to New Zealand in 1972, still don't, I was minding my own business after publically burning my call up notice which was mandatory if you didn't put you name in the birthday b****t for the automatic enlistment Draw at 20 years old.

It was Officer Tandy and Officer Simpson of the King's Cross Detective Police just picked me up and said "look at this, ( I couldn't feel my hands since the cuffs were so tight ), not only is there no Officer on duty with a key and I lost mine last year but I've been running around all night with an empty gun, trying to be friendly.

I rejected their friendship and the result was 6 months and when you get out they said to me go live someplace else.

So in 1972 I went to New Zealand, as I knew guys has spent over 7 months just being remanded for carrying break and enter tools in their car which could be a handle for a jack.

When Gough Whitlam quit Australian involvement in the Vietnam War, then the Vietnamese came over here, so I got a passport, courtesy of Gough Whitlam and went to live in London, before they joined the EU, protectionism was big in England, I worked for Lesneys Matchbox Toy Co, in their industrial division, alloy injection moulds, then a cardboard cut out guarage with a couple of plastic cars cost £5, nearly a week's wages for some, if you bought an electrical appliance it came with no plug to put into the power socket.

It's hard to believe that, you'd have to have been there at the time, people would to save money just put the wires into the socket with matchsticks.

Jin Cairns I remember him as Dr. Cairns, he was very fond of the bodily examination, or so they say, he died at 89;and Gough Whitlam pulled the plug at 98 I think they were always opposites, I can't understand why Gough ever made the stupid mug his deputy, probably the biggest catastrophe in Australian political history.

what happened to Gough Whitlam was a mug named Jim... (show quote)


As I recall, Whitlam was fired by the Governor General because he could not get a budget passed. Where did you get all of this other, fanciful stuff? I left NZ in 1966. At that time, NZ was a cradle-to-grave, socialist state. I had to apply for permission to take my savings out because anything over 5 pounds was not negotiable overseas. Apparently, it was not my money! Nobody was allowed to be rich (and none were) and nobody was allowed to be poor but most lived in a state of poverty. Fortunately, things changed with deregulation of the economy but, before that happened, things were bad.
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Mar 24, 2018 14:05:37   #
straightUp wrote:
So I'm gonna cut out... 'got things to do and I think this thread is done. As far as I am concerned, the question was asked - should all sanctuary city leaders be arrested? I asked the obvious response question... for what? Despite the various disgruntlements about "illegal" immigrants no one was able to answer that question.

I rest my case.


You obviously don't read the responses. The reason the sanctuary city officials need to be arrested is that they are obstruction justice and that is a crime!
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Mar 24, 2018 12:49:06   #
BigMike wrote:
Trump doesn't really believe in protectionism, tariffs, etc. as policy. They're just negotiating tools to him. Very practical. He'd just as quickly get rid of them and will as soon as conditions allow it.

This is what freaks people out. They're so used to "leaders" going by the status quo SCRIPT Trump scares the s**t out of them.

They take Trump literally but not seriously.

I take him seriously but not literally.
Trump doesn't really believe in protectionism, tar... (show quote)


Well said!
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Mar 24, 2018 11:20:38   #
RT friend wrote:

Yep Trump has passed the baton on to satan, that's why I dumped him, I can't afford to be in the line up with a loser, Trade war with China concurrent with a hot war with Iran and probably Turkey fully backing Iran with thousands of Jihadists this comes after Trump backing down in Korea (war games with South Korea being scaled down to meaningless rhetoric the world laughs at) who's the auxiliaries in the Middle East, the Kurds, ! they still remember Bush and Saddam joining up to poison them 1994 or thereabouts, Trump's even dimmer, and Saudies like Israelis only fight babies.

I see that the WTO entered the Trade War debate US spin is selling it's man what they calls the USTR very impressive, stands for US Trade Representative (Robert Lightizer) as the entire WTO, creating ignorance in order to exploit it, too God dammed obvious a child of 13 could see through it.

US GDP is 70% consumption, so is Trump going for the full 100, this is a crazy Tributary demand, past military capabilities don't exactly support its credibility, speaking of Vietnam, I deliberately never registered was in the CMF because I loved it, didn't even have to be drafted when I got called up because I never registered I went to New Zealand till Whitlam gave us honorable ones a pardon, who was right.

The good Guys won in Korea peace never eventuated, the bad Guys won in Vietnam war was ended for the West great situation.

Un-winable wars Trump is taking two at a time.


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Gough Whitlam was never a leader of New Zealand; he was the most ineffective Prime Minister that Australia has ever had. Sure that you were in NZ?
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Mar 23, 2018 22:23:39   #
straightUp wrote:
Like the U.S., the U.K. is an attractive place for people seeking freedom, so yes, they get a lot of immigrants and that annoys a lot of English "nativists". And like here - most of the "problem" is a matter of intolerance.


The UK has lost its moral compass because they are now suppressing free speech at the urging of the Mayor of London. My hero, Winston Churchill, must be turning in his grave!
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Mar 23, 2018 15:42:20   #
straightUp wrote:
Oh, c'mon! The Irish came here because they were desperate. They were starving in Ireland, many of them went to England, many went to Canada and many came to the U.S. They were ALL looking to survive. Many wanted to go back but couldn't because they got sucked into economic s***ery.

Good Lord - I guess I'm passing on the feel good glitter. LOL


That's not the case for most i*****l a***ns in the US. Please read the reports on CIS.org.
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Mar 21, 2018 20:05:08   #
teabag09 wrote:
Mueller is as dirty as they come. Goes all the way back to Whitey B and before. The man belongs in prison and the other prisoners told he is a cop. Mike


Somebody needs to put together a dossier on Mueller. Is there anyone out there who could do that by sticking straight to the facts?
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Mar 20, 2018 09:51:03   #
fullspinzoo wrote:
An agent close to Mueller reveals more than the public knows. https://www.westernjournal.com/ex-fbi-agent-warns-mueller-about-integrity-says-he-must-step-aside/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=conservativebyte&utm_campaign=dailyam&utm_content=libertyalliance Are you listening little Petey?


Maybe Mueller is Strzok's "insurance policy"? Regardless, having 14 Dems on his team and no Republicans sounds like "stacking the deck" against President Trump. The Mueller probe will be forever tainted and any finding against the duly elected President is not worth the powder to blow it to hell.
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