The United States is not a country.

By alamojb
January 25, 2008 - 18:06 ET

From Michelle Maulkin article: 

"In an interview on ABC News’s Nightline, Hernandez stated bluntly that he was betting that the Mexican American population in the United States –all generations– “will think Mexico first…”I want ‘em all to think Mexico first.” ...."Now, incredibly, Juan Hernandez is GOP presidential candidate John McCain’s Hispanic Outreach Director.".. ( Hernandez to Tom Tancredo)   "... He goes, “Congressman, it‘s not two countries; it‘s just a region....”

Please read the whole link, there is more there than I copy- pasted. Also note that the link opens near the comments portion, so you have to scroll up to read the actual article:

http://michellemalkin.com/2008/01/25/john-mccains-open-borders-outreach-director-the-next-dhs-secretary/#comments

I have known about Hernadez for a while.  I do not care what kind of hero McCain was in Vietnam, his support of the Amnesty bill last summer, and now this, is additional indication to me he is the GOP front for the NAU.  This is probably one of the reasons the press likes him so.  Huckabee is about as bad. Huckabee helped get a Mexican Consulate built in Arkansas.  There are now at least 47 of those Mexican Outpost in the US now.

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Texas independence

January 28, 2008 - 12:26 ET by LionKing

If this nonsense continues, Texas may need to think about its own independence.

If conservatives are RIGHT, then liberals must be WRONG.

McCain??? Hmmmm???

January 28, 2008 - 13:07 ET by misterbill

McCain??? Hmmmm???  Where have I heard that name before??/ Hmmm. I think it had something to do with giving citizenship to about 12-15 million peopl who stole into our country. I may be wrong as I am as old as Mccain and I might be confused.

Hmmm! An American election and we are choosing people with dual citizenship to be on staff to American candidates?

Hmmmm?? Maybe I am too old and need to close my eyes and cross over since I live in a country with a popultion much younger than I , but with only 5 minutes retention in their memories.

Hmmmm! Oh well , it's me! I keep thinking like a conspiro---for example--does this McCreature envision a single country on the continent---does he envision open borders??

Screw it--I give up--I am retiring to a place in my mind where America is not being taken over, where my grandchildren all have good opportunities in life and where all economists have been exiled . I don't think this place of solace will have "free trade" or open borders. I am getting to the stage where , as one of our freetraders on NB said, I was a defeatist.

So I am, now, but that does not mean I will go down without a fight.

 

Notice how any candidate who

January 28, 2008 - 13:44 ET by Ten7s

Notice how any candidate who might oppose the CanaMexAmerica (Globalist/Internationalist) Ideal is OUT of the race (with virtually no coverage or mostly negative coverage in MSM). And the one who is totally on board the Globalist train, Sen. McCain, is promoted as the presumtive nominee. But I'm sure that's all just a coincidence.

misterbill,

January 28, 2008 - 16:13 ET by R D Helm

I am retiring to a place in my mind where America is not being taken over...

LOL-So, you are retiring to Alaska?

What is truly disheartening to me is all the support this turn-coat McCain is continuing to receive from those who call themselves "conservatives." They are probably the same people who rose up against scamnesty, and yet are now prepared to support one of the authors of that hideous bill (the other was Teddy K) to become president.

Makes no sense to me.

None are so hopelessly enslaved as those who falsely believe they are free. -J.W. von Goethe

r d helm

January 28, 2008 - 23:54 ET by misterbill

I hate to tell you this, but, from a 2006 article:

"On May 1st of this year, approximately 1,000 people assembled at the Delaney Park Strip in Anchorage to express support for amnesty for illegal immigrants, the crowd was mostly Latino."

 The only place one can go to be away from all the abject failure of our government to support us is in our minds.

I may become a lotus-eater until I pass. 

misterbill,

January 28, 2008 - 23:57 ET by R D Helm

Well, there is always Hawaii. At least I think so.

None are so hopelessly enslaved as those who falsely believe they are free. -J.W. von Goethe

MrB

January 29, 2008 - 00:03 ET by

ain't it the truth?

Supreme Court,  National Security,  Borders,  Fiscal Restraint, my litmus test for President.

McCain is CFR, so is Romney, Giuliani, Hillary, Obama, & Edwards

January 29, 2008 - 02:46 ET by Britcom

CFR = Council on Foreign Relations.

Is Immigration, Defense, or Borders your hot button issue...

The CFR is working against you...

Only Three candidates left who are not sellouts to the CFR Globalisation movement.

Who are they?

[ ] Gov. Mike Huckabee (R) of Arkansas

[ ] Rep. Ron Paul (R) of Texas

[ ] Amb. Alan Keyes (R) of DC (Maryland)

The rest are members of the CFR...

Watch a short video expose' on what the CFR has been up to...

Click Here to start the video >>

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Er...Better make that 2...At most!

January 29, 2008 - 02:50 ET by sarcasmo

Check out Huck's advisors, which include the CFR's president. His surge and the media-fawning for Huck followed a CFR-speech and an article (probably written by an aide, but nobody seems to want to say that) in Foreign Affairs.
JMR

Rally online with fans of Dr. Ron Paul. (All purpose anti-slander-link, sadly-needed these days...)

I know about this...

January 29, 2008 - 03:22 ET by Britcom

But Huckabee is not known to be a member and his speech at the CFR was not well received by the members since he pretty much castigated Bush. I think he was looking for support and maybe a little free publicity with that speech.

Remember, the CFR's members include folks like Obama & Hillary.

January 29, 2008 - 03:31 ET by sarcasmo

I'd say Mike's "arrogant" speech probably did ok with them. Once he'd made the speech & the very-ghostwritten-looking Foreign Affairs article appeared, media-bias busters over at the Daily Paul noticed an immediate surge in fawning free media. The news media suddenly noticed TaxHikeMike was "folksy" and could play music, whereas before they'd only referenced him as a fuddy-duddy preacher. The change in coverage was like night & day.

I'm glad you brought the group up, though. Most folks vastly underestimate both the power and the bi-partisan nature of the CFR. Much like "Bohemian Grove," it's not very well covered by the "mainstream" media at least in part because in both groups members of the "mainstream" media have been involved up to their necks!!
JMR

Rally online with fans of Dr. Ron Paul. (All purpose anti-slander-link, sadly-needed these days...)

Yes, I'd say...

January 29, 2008 - 06:35 ET by Britcom

that most people don't know about the group's agenda to create super-national economic zones on the way to one-world government under the philosophy that if you control the currency of a nation you control the politics of a nation and you can then treat it like a puppet. Most people are also not aware of the people who pull the strings of these groups are all the same people, the so-called International Bankers. Those who control the Fed, the central banks of the western countries, and the politics.

Here is a link to a video on the subject for those who haven't seen it.

Watch the Video >>

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