When I last checked my passport and we are all Americans. I think we should be nice. I'll be first and spell MASSACHUSETTS. We have enough enemies without fighting amongst ourselves.
I may have implied that I do not care for the liberal thinking machine Massachusetts seems to produce. I may have mispelled Massachushits, by accident. I may have pointed out that liberals preach love but I met with more hate for NEW YORK and the Yankees than anywhere else. If you go to my article on To All Pacifists, you'll get caught up. I love to confuse people. It brings them into my world.
I thought true southerners hated everyone...who weren't born down there with roots that go back into the 1800's...though when I visited for a couple months, I did run into some very nice southern folk who were first to step up and help out their fellow man; even moreso than people from my own home state of New York.
Most of the people I meet are very nice. That could be their problem but I have not spoken to them much and my little girl has quite a Southern accent. I just think their mean. It also could be the pool. They don't get invited. IT's not a matter of dog poop. My dogs don't leave my yard and I clean it up twice a day.
I have a Passport and other pieces of Identification.. I am a legal immigrant. And Proud of it!
For people to break the law to get into this country, is almost beyond the point of sanity.
I get really fired up with all this Amnisty stuff- and I am not a right winger or a left winger. Just a proud American who researches what the choices are and the background of the canidates.
Most people I have met down south- and I have been to Georgia, treated me very well. In fact I enjoyed learning about their culture and their ways, and fell in love with sweet tea. Its one of my favorites next to good, homemade Lemonade, pulled pork, and southern cole slaw.
I have been to Chicago, Denver, California, Washington, Utah, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon, Nevada,Canada (WEST COAST) Vancouver, Squamish, Victoria, Nanimo, Port Henry, Milepost one on the transcontential Hwy, The inside passage, then on to the (EAST COAST) Toronto, Niagra, Niagra on the Falls. Alaska- up to Juneau and all the Islands in between. I have been to: OEsterreich, over the English Channel, down the coast of France, England, White Cliffs of Dover, over the Polar Cap, seen Ice bergs, seen the Rockies and the Contiental Divide. I have witnessed NATO Luftwaffe flying to Rahmstein,seen the contrails of the various Jets flying over Korsovo. I've walked through the Canadian-British Parliment Hall, as well as the various buildings of government in Wien. I have stood in palaces- extremly grand ones- and stood in front of the Empress Maria Theresias Tomb. Its solid gold by the way. Life is wonderful- and to completly isolate oneself from all the wonders that are avaliable to us- is sad. Strength is knowledge- and you gain that by experience.
Oh well.. I digress. I hate to see America go into another period of isolationism. That is how dictators are created. Look at Hitler!
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You might want to send this to Congress...
It was an article about Mickey Mouse. Can you believe this. It is called "To All Pacificists."
I like this, can we confuse me some more?
For people to break the law to get into this country, is almost beyond the point of sanity.
I get really fired up with all this Amnisty stuff- and I am not a right winger or a left winger. Just a proud American who researches what the choices are and the background of the canidates.
Most people I have met down south- and I have been to Georgia, treated me very well. In fact I enjoyed learning about their culture and their ways, and fell in love with sweet tea. Its one of my favorites next to good, homemade Lemonade, pulled pork, and southern cole slaw.
I have been to Chicago, Denver, California, Washington, Utah, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon, Nevada,Canada (WEST COAST) Vancouver, Squamish, Victoria, Nanimo, Port Henry, Milepost one on the transcontential Hwy, The inside passage, then on to the (EAST COAST) Toronto, Niagra, Niagra on the Falls. Alaska- up to Juneau and all the Islands in between. I have been to: OEsterreich, over the English Channel, down the coast of France, England, White Cliffs of Dover, over the Polar Cap, seen Ice bergs, seen the Rockies and the Contiental Divide. I have witnessed NATO Luftwaffe flying to Rahmstein,seen the contrails of the various Jets flying over Korsovo. I've walked through the Canadian-British Parliment Hall, as well as the various buildings of government in Wien. I have stood in palaces- extremly grand ones- and stood in front of the Empress Maria Theresias Tomb. Its solid gold by the way. Life is wonderful- and to completly isolate oneself from all the wonders that are avaliable to us- is sad. Strength is knowledge- and you gain that by experience.
Oh well.. I digress. I hate to see America go into another period of isolationism. That is how dictators are created. Look at Hitler!
Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgang M