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The Benefits of Sleep

Posted on November 6th, 2009 in Immigration, Politics by ramirezu

In this third world country which I call home, a taste of the good life is always a good night’s sleep away.  Maybe that’s why for some, they simply wake up no more.  But then again for others, as soon as they wake up, they pack their bags up, they leave the country which gave birth to them and they bring the hope that the better life could finally be found in that land where almost everything comes in Extra Large.

Obama Is Not a US Citizen?

Posted on October 23rd, 2008 in Election 2008, Immigration, Politics by Mr. Koolaid

Maybe this is all crap, and maybe not, however, Senator Obama should shut everyone up by producing his birth certificate. WHY won’t he just remove all doubt and cough it up?

A Talk With Jesus - Money is the Root…

Posted on March 5th, 2008 in Free Speech, Immigration, Race, Religion by Dustin

Often when I am troubled or confused, I find comfort in sitting in my backyard and having a vodka martini and a quiet conversation with Jesus.

This happened to me recently after a particularly trying day. I said, “Jesus, why do people work so hard?”

Becoming an Illegal Immigrant to Save Money

Posted on November 19th, 2007 in Immigration by Mr. Koolaid

Supposedly this is an actual letter from an Iowa resident and sent to his Senator. I don’t know if it’s really legitimate letter or not,  but even though it’s obviously meant to be sarcastic, the points made are difficult to argue with…

Showing ID to Vote

Posted on September 21st, 2006 in Immigration, Politics by Mr. Koolaid

The House passed a bill by a vote of 228-196 that would require voters to provide photo identification in the 2008 election, and by 2010, voters in federal elections will be required to present photo identification showing that they are U.S. citizens. States will be required to provide, and deliver the ID cards at no charge to all citizens that cannot afford to pay the nominal fee
Even though we already need ID to buy beer, get a job, rent an apartment, or even to buy cigarrettes, 196 of our elected representatives voted against this bill citing a variety of reasons.