Iranian manipulation and subversion of Iraqi national interests, and fighting a war against the US by proxy through funding and arming both sides of the sectarian violence, has it’s natural conclusion in attempts at financial dominance as well. Read about this intrusion into Iraq’s business.
Another natural extension of this theme brings to mind the recent revelations about Bank of America offering credit cards to illegal aliens, with no social security numbers. What’s the signifigance? Well, for starters, surrender to change most often occurs incrementally. Little by little, step by step and one day, you look up and your kids are grown, your wrinkled and gray, your life has flown by.
America’s life changing event’s are flying by, and we’re too busy shopping to notice. By 2050, with current proposals to manage illegal immigration becoming law, the current alien population will swell from 12-20 million to 100 million, including relatives brought in legally and sheer demographical realities. A decidedly spanish speaking, unassimilated, poorly educated underclass will be inhabitating the United States in the near future.
Who is at work in favor of this monumental, radical change to America? They are myriad, and motivation to perpetrate this reduction, or elimination, of sovereignty varies from group to group. Government needs tax receipts, primarily social security funds. Business needs warm bodies to man heavily labor intensive positions. Politicians need votes, and although most illegals are Catholic, and not supporters of abortion on demand and homosexual marriage, Democrats hope handouts will woo support. Radical, socialist open border types support any movement aiding in weakening and diluting American cohesion. Not to mention political efforts of Mexican nationalist groups like LaRaza (The Race), among others.
Creating a North American Union to compete with the EU is underway. Allowing Mexican trucks to move freely throught the US has altered commerce and represents one more incremental change toward the ultimate goal of North American consolidation. Allowing transfer of cash to Mexico from American banks, again without SS numbers, and very cheaply amounts to another baby step to ending America as we know it.
Surrender to forces that will eliminate America sovereignty, borders, and authority has taken place in some quarters of society. In spite of illegal status, profiting is underway, refusal to stop the flow is self evident, and it’s obvious the average citizen doesn’t waste time fretting the change.
Think MEXAMERICANADA.
Adios.
Speaking of undocumented illegal aliens, check this out.
Check this out: America, Melting pot? or Chef’s salad?
March 2, 2007 at 4:28 pm
So what do you propose be done with the people already here?
March 2, 2007 at 11:26 pm
I’m not opposed to Bank of America giving credit cards to illegal immigrants. In fact, I commend the bank for its entrepreneurial spirit.
March 2, 2007 at 11:32 pm
Hi Laz,
Well, it looks like were going to hand out citizenship to criminals who snuck into my country.
Then, we’ll continue to feed their children, educate them, provide medical care, provide housing vouchers, and anything thing else they need so they have plenty of cash to send back to Mexico.
Then, if the kids do good, the bright ones get college tuition, the average and dropouts stay in the handout line.
Isn’t America wonderful?
March 2, 2007 at 11:36 pm
Hi Pierre,
Yeah, I’m shocked by your response.
Actually obeying the law, punishing criminals and maintaining the sovereignty of America…nah, too strict.
Bring the good dope with you and remember, everything starts with a section 8 voucher, then you have a place to put all the other gifts and handouts from America.
Such a wonderful place to live.
March 2, 2007 at 11:59 pm
Hi Hank,
It’s too late. I knew that when my local Wal*Mart, near Memphis, added a self check-out lane. The first thing you have to do is choose between English and Spanish. Next, they’ll add French to work all of Canada in. Assuming, that is, that Canada can hang onto her Eastern Provinces. Personally, I kind of like it. Not only do we get new and exotic foods, like tomotias, but it’s fun to select Spanish, and toy with the mid-level manager who has to try and help when you have a problem ;) Yes, I am evil.
While I in no way agree, condone, or think that we shouldn’t shoot illegal aliens on sight, a controlled closer association between the three countries that share our Continent is, in the long run, a good thing. The reason Mexicans are streaming across the border is their economy sucks, ours is great. If we can help Mexico move into this century, not only would it help stem the tide, but it would give us a close market who’s people could afford our goods. Plus, if Mexico was a nicer place to live, the illegals from further south might stop there, instead of continuing on into the US.
the Grit
March 3, 2007 at 12:35 am
Hi Hank
Seems we should just make Mexico an offer to become the 51st state and let that be the end of it. I’m sure we’ve already paid for it many times over.
Lord Crimson
March 3, 2007 at 12:36 am
Hi Grit,
I agree, it’s too late. No amount of effort will stop the train of globalisation. No threats of withdrawing political support from politicians will help. No display of anger, disgust and despair will tuen the tide of conglomeration.
And, I think it’s our fault. Repeatedly we have gone into Mexico, whipped on them and whomever we were after, then left and let them fight it out over who was going to run things. Mexico has always been a corrupt, third world police state of sorts, and we’ve done virtually nothing to help them escape, and they’ve always had an inferior economy with widespread, deep poverty.
I’m not so sure a nation of undereducated, semi literate, peasants will help our economy anytime soon. Brute labor field work and construction, yes. Buy American in Mexico, nah. Eventually, with America subdued in it’s partnership with inferiors, we’ll be just one more purchasing center for global retailers. Prices will reflect the community where the products are sold. I suspect thing’s will always be much cheaper in Mexico, just as they’ve always been.
Can anything be done to short circuit or postpone this travesty?
If someone would tell me what to do, I would consider participating. But, your probably right. Just sit back, shut up and watch my nation be overrun with the refuse of a failed, criminal enterprise named Mexico.
At least the Canadians have socialized medicine already. They can teach us all about dying while you wait in line for healthcare.
Hank
March 3, 2007 at 12:47 am
Hi LC,
Yeah, that’s what will happen basically. Mexico becomes Puerto Rico, full welfare benefits, military protection and retirement.
The difference is Mexico is a monster, with massive corruption, illiteracy and criminality. The myth has been shattered of the poor, migrating worker who picks grapes and tomatoes.
Now, they just don’t go back unless they’re deported. Even then, it’s only a matter of time until they’re back again.
Wages remain depressed, resources are consumed at taxpayers expense, jails and prisons included and they are supported by a wide, varied base of groups who have everything to gain by destroying the America of my birth.
26 billion dollars make it’s way into Mexico from America, the 2nd largest segment of the economy, to oil. 60 + billion is spent to prop up the poverty illegals bring with them.
Personally, I’m willing to pay another buck for a bag of grapes or a head of lettuce. But, we know that’s not going to happen. Mexicos moving to America and no one want’s to stop it.
Hank
March 3, 2007 at 3:35 am
The illegal alien issue is one that pulls me in both directions, one from the head, and the other from the heart. Sometimes I’m not sure what my “gut” says.
From the head, Close the border and get em out.
From the heart. These people are really struggling to make it. They want the American dream. Wouldn’t our nation be better with this motivated people in it?
From the gut. Start making the border tougher to cross, a LOT tougher. Work out some type of settlement for those who are here, and who are productive and add to our society, and weed out the riff raff. I guess it’s an amnesty, of sorts, but ask yourself this question: Who benefits from the illegal aliens being kept in this quasi secure status? The answer in my humble opinion is big business, that really doesn’t have John Q. Citizen in their heart of hearts.
So, perhaps this is combining some hard “protectionist” thought with some “compassion”. Sum total = moderation.
March 3, 2007 at 4:01 am
Step one: Just close the [very bad word] border!
My wife teaches 4th grade in a Houston suburb. It is unbelievable what goes on with illegals and how much worse it gets every year. Your tax $$ at work. If we closed the border it would force Mexico to change.
Hey, the little images / slogans on the side are great. I especially liked the one about Che.
March 3, 2007 at 4:02 am
Icanplainlysee,
Have you ever broken the law? If so, have you been prosecuted every time?
Do you personally know any undocumented aliens?
March 3, 2007 at 4:36 am
Hi Voice,
I think the majority of Americans feel the way you do.
It’s our nature to be generous and empathetic as a people, even if it’s expensive to be so.
If my toilet sprung a leak, I would turn off the water before attempting repairs or mopping up the water. Stopping the flow of invasion would be a great first step, although you couldn’t prove it by what’s actually being done.
It’s not evil to want laws obeyed, our sovereignty protected and a sweep of criminal elements removed from one’s nation. Sympathy is wearing thin for the stereotypical illegal who sponges up resources with little or no return on the investment.
In reality, we will absorb these people and hand out citizenship and all the attendant benefits, after a slap on the wrist.
Then, they will send for every relative they have, and their families, live in enclaves, refuse to become Americans first, like every other wave of LEGAL immigrants, and create effectively, two Americas.
In a couple of generations, when their numbers total 80 to 100 million, America will be unrecognizable compared to the turn of the century. These non-english speaking, Mexican-first “Americans” will alter every institution we have. And, we haven’t begun to talk about the vast array of other third world illegals along with the Euros.
Immigration law enforcement and prosecution has been a joke for a long time, so here we are.
America, both by default and design, will be much more brown over the next 50 years. Simple demography will alter the landscape radically. Disintegration of the country, the abandonment of people who share blood, birth and soil has begun in earnest, and will eventually win the day.
Don’t blame Walmart for wholesale changes to the look and feel of the nation. We’ve done this to ourselves.
I feel like were being herded into pens, awaiting the branding iron.
Hank
March 3, 2007 at 4:42 am
Hi Neil,
Not being able to work with children because they speak little or poor english must be frustrating for your wife.
You might have noticed I’ve offered to accept carbon credit payments from lefty weenies, as a public service of course. I wouldn’t want anyone trying to sleep while guilt about destroying the world was fresh on their mind.
Che Guevara T-shirts still sell like hot cakes, mostly because people don’t know what an evil, murderous pig he was, or they like that about him.??
WTG way to go lol
Hank
March 3, 2007 at 4:47 am
Laz,
I’m not a criminal and if I knew someone to be illegal, I would insist they turn themselves in to authorities.
I see people daily at the grocery, mall, occasionally in restaraunts,and the golf course that are hispanic, probably Mexican and maybe some of them are illegally in America.
I would hope none have stolen social security numbers and haven’t stolen someones identity and ruined their credit.
Whats your point?
Hank
March 3, 2007 at 5:07 am
This is pertinent to the discussion.
http://www.darksideofillegalimmigration.com/page11.html
March 3, 2007 at 5:10 am
The issue does cut both ways, which is why I believe that the borders need to be bucked up big time.
However, I would actually like to see those who are here be able to assimilate.
I had an interesting discussion today with some of my students, and perhaps it is pertinent to this thread. Do you see America as “The Melting Pot” or as “The Chef Salad”. The analysis of this issue by the students was remarkable.
March 3, 2007 at 5:29 am
Pardon the shameless plug, but this is something that I talked about today with my students. Here is a link, and I hope that was okay.
http://avoiceofreason.wordpress.com/2007/03/03/america-the-melting-pot-america-the-chef-salad/
March 3, 2007 at 5:50 am
Ican,
so you have never broken the law? It’s a simple question really. Not all people who break the law are criminals. Are speeders criminals? What about those vicious folks who don’t have auto insurance?
OK you see people that might be illegal but you personally don’t know any? A lot of the emotionalism on display here might be averted if you actually knew some of these people.
You still haven’t answered my initial question back from comment #1…
March 3, 2007 at 6:18 am
Laz,
Your reasoning escapes me.
If you believe Mexicans, or anyone hiding from the law, should be able to force their way into a neighboring nation, use it’s resources, steal identities, work illegally, send money home, generally hang out and milk the fat cash cow which is America, fine.. have some guts and say it.
If you imagine I would be any less annoyed and irritated about this situation if I had an Oprah moment with a real, live illegal immigrant, your mistaken.
In a perfect world, everywhere would be as rich and bountiful as America, but it’s not. It’s no accident that we have what we have. Blood, sweat and labor produces plenty, not giveaways and charity.
If you want to hand wring and fret about this situation, be my guest. It seems you hide from making a series of bold statements, because supporting mooching and law breaking isn’t right, and you know it.
But, thanks for almost saying what’s on your mind. Banal comparisons don’t really do much when attempting to express your views.
Comment 3 and 15 are for you.
Hank
March 3, 2007 at 6:51 am
Hi Voice,
I’m trying to understand the distinction your describing. The analogy is sensible, so i’ll try to do it justice.
Rather than what I see, let me describe what I believe is the reality, without writing a novel.
I was taught melting pot. People came here from everywhere, and were what they were. They learned customs, language and about government and commerce. They developed the same heroes, saw the same movies, served in the military, built churches and synagogues. Eventually, a cohesion was gained, a mutual respect for the nation as a place of freedom and liberty, something and somewhere worth defending.
America is not, and never was, an abstract ideal of truth and justice, that is, not a creedal nation. People don’t fight and die for pious platitudes, the Constitution or the Bill of Rights. People risk life and limb for the place where they and their families live. A place.
At times, America has stopped all immigration to allow for assimilation of foreigners. This will never happen again. Modern America is heading down a new path where massive numbers of non english speaking, non Christian or Jew, and those resolute about avoiding melding with the place, language and customs of their new home.
America is filling with those who will remain loyal to the nation of their birth, using America for wealth building and legal services, at most stooping to dual citizenship. This is not a good path to be on for cohesion and protection of sovereignty.
So, admiring the many cultures of the world, learning about customs, faiths, dress, and so forth is interesting and informative. Maintaining these very personal traits as American citizens has always been a part of the fabric of the nation, the chef’s salad.
But, building a cohesive, loyal population willing to sacrifice, and die for this place where we live will never flow from a tribal, fractured, self interested population that will always call somewhere else home.
Hank
March 3, 2007 at 7:01 am
“So perhaps the kid was right. A good dinner would be both the melting pot meal and the chef’s salad.” Voice
Well, I think the melting pot has seen it’s day. Great concept, but no will to make it work. It’s just too easy to allow marginal concepts like moral equivalence and political correctness to Oprafy the situation, where hurt feelings, and not national security, takes precedence.
Hank
March 3, 2007 at 7:04 am
The difference is do we value as a culture one that emphasizes subourning individual traits of that culture to a dominant American Culture, or do we wish to emphasize highlighting the unique differences of culture within our nation, and saying that these marked and plainly experienced differences make our composite greater.
March 3, 2007 at 7:13 am
That depends on how you see America.
If it’s just one of many equally good places to live and raise your family, then why does everyone on earth want to come here?
If American government, law, security, property and wealth is just like everywhere else, why the fistfight to gain entry?
The answer is, there’s nowhere even close to America on earth, and everyone know’s that.
Insisting on assimiliation strengthens the whole, not pretending that half hearted residents whose loyalty remain elsewhere add to security or stability.
We’re rapidly becoming a tower of babble,in more ways than one.
Aiding this folly would never cross my mind.
Hank
March 3, 2007 at 12:45 pm
[...] A few links regarding undocumented workers, issuing credit cards to undocumented workers, and upcoming marching on the Pentagon. More may be added as I run across [...]
March 3, 2007 at 2:50 pm
Hank,
I don’t believe anyone should do this. After all this country does have laws. What I’m simply saying is to evaluate your life as to it pertains to breaking the law before you go around hurling stones. Take the plank of out of your eye before pointing out the speck in the eyes of others.
I’m not sure at what point Ms. Winfrey entered into the discussion but quite frankly, if you don’t know anyone of these people personally, you really have nothing productive to add to the discussion.
Yes there is an element within undocumented aliens that is destructive towards this nation, but don’t generalize and say all are like this. Any statement that goes something like “All ______ are ____” usually adds nothing of value to rational discussion. It does however betray a strong ability for demagoguery (al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson are masters at it).
Adam’s sin guaranteed this Hank, that much is clear, but let’s not put on any airs about what ‘we’ have done, lest we fall into the same trap Adam did. You’re absolutely right, it is no accident that this country is blessed with so much. However let’s not pretend that U.S. history is the apex of fairness either.
I’m not trying to support any law-breaking, but I do live in the real world and I think it impractical to deport 10-20 million people. Unless you have never sped, then it would be fair to say that in a sense you are also supporting law-breaking.
Honestly, I do believe the border security should be tighter. While that might not have a 100% success rate it would be better than it is now. I do think it impractical to start pulling people out of their homes and shipping them back from whence they came.
March 3, 2007 at 5:24 pm
Hank,
This is an awsome picture!!!
I had a friend that explained sovernty, like your home. If someone broke into your house, how would you treat them????
-Knight
March 4, 2007 at 3:55 am
Hi Knight,
Yes, it is a great pic. Freakingnews.com is a neat place for unusual photoshopped art.
I’m not sure how much time you have to read, but “State of Emergency” is an interesting, informative and entertaining book on immigration, illegal immigration, demographics and the current conditions in America regarding these things. Eye opener.
Hank
March 4, 2007 at 4:07 am
Hi Laz,
Then we agree, this situation is wrong all the way around. Sending everyone back is ridiculous, even I know that.
Minimizing the illegality seems a little pointless, since this invasion will be unstoppable in another decade, and it seems that’s the way the powers that be want it.
If you’ll hang on a bit, I’m perparing a couple of posts dealing with the criminality of illegals and it’s effects, and the truth about the economics of this situation.
Do us both a favor, please and don’t give me high school debating lessons. It’s annoying and wasteful. Thanks.
Oh. And save the biblical comparison to hypocrite and any other coy, clever manipulation that you come up with. Again, insulting and annoying.
You seem like a pleasant fellow, just a little too anxious to defend the indefensible. Allow a fresh look at all this to better inform you on the subject. It’s more productive and more fun that way.
Hank
March 4, 2007 at 7:09 pm
Folks,
After reading the many comments here and other blogs concerning illegal immigration, I just want to say why do so many in America not see he problem it causes? I work in a level one trauma center in a boarder state and each week I see the emergency room full of illegal aliens who by law must be seen and given health care regardless of the ability to pay or their citizenship status. Liberal state law makers even passed a law that hospitals must post a sign in emergency care areas in Spanish stating, “You have the right to medical care regardless of your citizenship status”. This is no joke. We have this one in our ER main lobby. They get a free range of services prior to their departure. Most of them can’t even speak English so the hospital must pay for on duty interpreters to assist medical staff in their care. Meanwhile, the elderly and those who have paid into the Federal and State systems through taxes must wait for hours in the general admissions area to be seen for health care.
Also, being we are county hospitals, local law enforcement bring their prisoners to our hospital for medical treatment and approximately a third of them are illegal aliens who have been charge with such crimes as felony drug/gun smuggling, felony assault, murder, gang member activity, etc. I know many may not believe this, but this is the crimes indicated on their paper work when law enforcement officials brief medical staff on their injuries. These are the people who are coming across the southern boarder like it or not. I would challenge anyone to pay a visit to a county hospital and see for themselves.
Additionally, I’m told by folks in the hospital’s accounting office that the bill for unpaid patient accounts are sent to the federal and State governments for reimbursement to help the hospital operate in a cost effective manner as well as keeping the doors open. It just escapes me why our government allows this stuff to go on in the medical care industry. I have paid into the federal and state tax system for almost 50 years now and medical care is not free for me or my family. In fact, my family’s health coverage is over $350 monthly. It just doesn’t make sense! Some pay some don’t. Someone please tell me how this all got started.
March 4, 2007 at 10:18 pm
Also talked a bit about this on my blog (shameless plug)
http://thelibertarian.wordpress.com/2007/03/02/bank-of-america-business-brilliance/
March 4, 2007 at 11:10 pm
Hi David,
Thanks for taking the time to add your up close and personal, first hand accounts of activities in a real American place of business. I’m sure the admin staff can fill you in on the estimated losses your employer absorbs beyond actual fed/state reimbursement. The solution posed by the socialist left: universal health care. You think your insurance premiums are high now?
I’ve decided to discuss the myriad details about this situation: costs in health care, schooling, and welfare, gangs, drugs and criminality, politics, the reconquista efforts, the flight of Californians from what can be called Mexifornia with very little exaggeration, and any other pertinent topics.
Thanks for commenting. Stop by anytime.
Hank
March 4, 2007 at 11:13 pm
I’m going to add this:
Your MEXAMERICANADA tirade is a bit off topic, in my opinion.
The government has no right to interfere with Bank of America and its policy to issue credit cards to immigrants. BOA is a private, self regulated business following its own policies and regulations.
If you disagree with their policies, change banks (or don’t do business at BOA to begin with.)
Remember that whole laissez faire thing? Remember?
March 5, 2007 at 1:28 am
Hi Lib,
Actually, the Bank of America operates under quite stringent banking regulation and severe penalty for not doing so. I, too, support business interests strategizing for maximum profit, as long as laws are obeyed.
This thread isn’t concerned about BofA’s activities, except as a sliver of the illegal invasion pie.
I am, however disgusted by any company, agency or individual that continues to support a borderless world of free trade that isn’t free, worship of the gods of commerce and the misnomer of compassionate conservatism.
And, no need to be snippy in your comments. I do it too because it’s fun, sometimes.
I’m paying attention.
Hank
March 5, 2007 at 2:16 am
Hank, you’re a hoot.
You’re welcome but I have no idea what you’re talking about, for I never took debate and thus I wouldn’t know how to instruct you on the subject.
Well Hank, if you’re going to rile against law breaking, who’s there to hold you accountable when you break the law? Your dismissal reeks of issue evasion…
Now this was your best one of all Hank. I’m not trying to defend the indefensible. I agree with you that something needs to be done albeit for different reasons. [LOL, I don't need to be informed, he says...]
Hank, I am an immigrant. What are you going to inform me about?!?!
No, Hank, my family never went on welfare (my folks were too proud for that nonsense) or left hospital bills unpaid or used someone else’s SSN to pay taxes. What are you going to inform me about? Do tell Hank…
I’m trying to tell you that not every immigrant fits the stereotype you’re selling. Hence my previous statement about using “All ____ are____”
March 5, 2007 at 2:41 pm
Hi Laz,
At least your getting a chuckle out of this.
Did your parents sneak into the US in the dead of night? If so, I understand your glib, obstinate defense of this practice.
If your parents legally entered the US, then your missing the point. Legal immigrants add much more than they use, even first generation newcomers. Nothing I’ve written has anything to do with legal immigration. I would add the massive, unchecked immigration from the world over of people not willing to become Americans, learn english or assimilate is a serious mistake.
America does not owe the world a flophouse for it’s poor and deprived. Maybe you think it does, but I don’t.
I think your lying, either to me, or yourself, about doing anything to stop the menace of borderless conditions and the unapologetic border crosser whose first act upon entering America is a criminal one.
March 6, 2007 at 2:11 am
Laz, It seems that you are making one of the most common mistakes by saying,
“I’m trying to tell you that not every immigrant fits the stereotype you’re selling.”
There is a big difference between entering a country as an immigrant, and entering a country as an illegal immigrant.
This point is key to the argument…
If you break into someones house, you break the law. Whether or not you break in with good intentions is irrelevant. You still break the law, and you are held accountable.
If you walk up and knock on the door, and the person lets you in, that is a different story entirely.
March 6, 2007 at 3:51 am
Provided that Hank doesn’t delete this post like he did my last 2, knighthospitaller, here it goes:
Knight I have never contested this key point. If the law says that you can’t do ___, then those that do ___ are breaking the law, period end of story.
What I was trying to explain to Hank was that we have all broken the law at one point or another, but who’s holding us accountable for our transgression? At least as accountable as some want to hold undocumented immigrants?
Isn’t there an amusing phrase that we like to use when we step over the line, that goes something like this:
I don’t agree with such a statement but we sure like to apply it to ourselves when we’re on the wrong side of the law.
March 6, 2007 at 4:43 am
An ‘illegal alien’ breaks U.S. law as soon as he/she steps one foot across the U.S. border. It is as simple as that. Bank of Amexico providing credit to those that ARE illegal is an outrageous act. Which I feel will encourage illegal aliens even more so.
Ya think?
Ha! And they claim that they are not targeting ‘illegals’ as potential customers. Then why is it that they ran the program as a pilot in 51 branches in Los Angeles County???
Transparent lying greedy bastards.
One more piece of wisdom. Illegal aliens are NOT all lovely hardworking family types. Those that defend them as a whole, defend criminal elements as well.
March 6, 2007 at 10:36 am
My mother-in-law taught in a rural Georgia county as a career. Her old school system is now having to deal with a 30% increase in students, the vast majority kids of illegals.
Note that I said Georgia.
Note the distance on the map from the border to Georgia.
Many US states have been on the verge of bankruptcy for the last several years; as much as we all want everyone to have good health care, to live well, to all join hands and sing “We Are the World”, we simply cannot afford this flood.
March 6, 2007 at 10:24 pm
The liberals want to feed and give medical care to these illegal immigrants with your money. Their views would make more sense if they used their money and if they sent it around the world to give food and medical care to every poor person. Why just reward those who break into the country illegally? The ones who didn’t come probably need it more.
March 6, 2007 at 10:25 pm
Hi Scrap,
Immigrant children accounted for nearly 100% of the increase in public school enrollment in the last 20 years.
Immigrant children account for 19% of all students in US public schools and 21% of children aged 0-4 about to enter those schools.
Hank
July 21, 2007 at 5:07 am
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