Tancredoists insist their time won't be wasted. Also: Britain's sinking feeling. The Winter of '32. Plus much more.
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TANCREDOIC EMOTIONS
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Re: W. James Antle, III's
Tancredo
Time
:
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p>I say, thank goodness for Tancredo's courage. Without him in the
race the position of strict immigration control that he represents,
indeed embodies, simply would not be heard. Even with him in,
there's a better-than-even chance that his voice will still be
drowned out by those on the other side --big business appeasers,
political machinators, and some who simply haven't thought the
matter through -- aided and abetted, of course, by the biased,
dinosaur media which has long since demonized him. But even so, his
voice
will
be out there, and it's entirely possible it
will have enough resonance with enough people to make plain that,
even if establishment pols don't want to be serious about the
matter, a very large part of the public is sending a message that
they had damn well better get serious.
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--
C. Vail
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In the end folks, we get what we vote for! Unfortunately for all of
us, the national attitude seems to be one of, "why do today what we
can put off and do tomorrow?" Unfortunately, tomorrow's problem is
potentially disastrous to our national security and way of life. We
have indeed become a trivial society. And I fear for my country
because, the wake up call will, no doubt, be devastating.
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--
Jim L
