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I don’t know about the rest of you, but I don’t let strangers in my home without a knowing who the hell they are. If I need a plumber he has to be vouched for by a reputable licensed company.

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We will soon enough be made aware of the disasters this will bring. (Only in conservative media of course, buried deep in the bowels of the internet by the masters of the universe.) How long will they stay? How long does host family want them to stay? Will they be legally able to through them out?

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According to the law (at least here in Virginia) if that illegal family receives one piece of mail delivered by the USPS at that family's address, in order to get them to move out, you have to go thru the legal eviction process which takes 90 days.

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I would very much like someone to publish a copy of whatever “agreement” the families have to sign to participate in this project, and if they are (I have no doubt they are), being subsidised by tax dollars to do so.

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I think the state governments participating in this invasion are so happy to get these people out of the train stations and airports and out of sight of the public they would pay any amount of tax money to the host families.

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I’m sure of that! But I’m more interested in the legalities involved in agreeing to be a “host”, I.E. is there a term limit, what conditions must a host household, if any, have to meet, is the agreement cancellable at any time or not, what “rules” or requirements must the guest adhere to, if any, during the course of their stay, etc.

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On target. I wonder what kind of tracking or follow-up, if any, the state is doing after placing these illegals in homes? This is scary stuff. In a way, these visible illegals are being "disappeared" by the actions of the state.

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LET NO GOOD DEED GO UN{PUNISHED!!!

GOD BLESS RED TAPE! And may GOD HELP US from ourselves! Delvier us form out own evil and stupidity.

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No. My first thought was when will hear the first story of hacked off heads? Buried, as you said, deep in the depths of the internet. Liberals will never learn until the moment of their death.

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Nightmare evictions are liable to be a far more common problem than machete murders.

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That too. They’ll never get them out. Why should they leave? The houses will become worthless because they can’t be sold with a squatter living in it. The nightmares will be endless.

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The reality you describe is hideous and abhorrent and civilized people should be repelled by their “government” engaging in this human trafficking. I do NOT want my tax dollars spent on supporting the criminal “charitable” organizations that run this operation. It’s despicable. Those who “like to cook” are the sunny part of the picture: some untold number of women, children, girls and boys are doing their time as sex toys. They have already been “housed” and no one seems to care where. Your words are so much better than my incoherent outrage.

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abolish the NGO's

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About 90% of the monies that have been appropriated in all the bills passed since 2021 (creating our massive debt), is directly siphoned to a plethora of NGO’s all over the world.

Our tax dollars literally funding the destruction of our country, and in the West as well.

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I often wonder about those things. Who what where?

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If we all knew the true scope of this human sex trafficking and "compassionate slavery", we would be marching on DC with more than an insurrection in mind. The government knows, but they will never tell us voluntarily.

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I see in this morning's news that the Deep State is breaking its collective neck trying to find a top-secret folder exposing the Obama CIA's blueprint for manufacturing the Trump-Russia Collusion Hoax.

Suddenly I realized that the corruption and chaos that is the large-city Democrat administration is replicated at all scales up and down the line - from the U.S. Presidency all the way down to the smallest Soros-owned Big Fani in the most obscure prosecutor's office. Like an ever self-replicating fractal, it is baked into the cake and inseparable from the Democrat party at every level.

Sometimes there is no solution other than demolish and rebuild. If we can't get Alleged President Joe Stolen out of office and begin a massive clean-up, we are done.

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Remember that when you vote for school board and cemetery trustee. It’s the gateway “offices” that wreck towns. And school boards are doing some really terrible things.

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I've been saying the same things for years and years! I've watched it happen. Cemettary Trustee becomes selectman. Selectman becomes county commissioner. County Commissioner becomes state rep, then state senator, then governor, then senator, and eventually president of the united states.

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Jim, I always learn something from your posts. Had to look up self-replicating fractal to understand the analogy and it is a fascinating comparison. Wikipedia even has a little video example of how it replicates and never ends.

You're a smart dude, and provided the perfect analogy about Democrat policy.

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Thanks. You can't spell "geek" without EE. My family and friends allow that I just have too much time on my hands.

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Something tells me that those of us with too much time on our hands is the only thing still holding this country together.

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Not just the Dems, Jim, some of the GOP as well. As I say so often, we are truly living in the real-world version of The Matrix movie. The illusion of a still vibrant country operating under a set of laws is a myth.

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Per the Hill, a faux-Republican (undocumented Democrat) publication:

“ we do not have an illegal immigration problem; what we have is an illegal employment problem.”

Ah, so then, the implied solution is to make them legal and give them work permits….and a voter registration while we’re at it, I suppose?

The Hill also says, “Some argue that we have an illegal immigration problem that requires building a $20 billion wall to keep our neighbors out. Others call for tougher border security at the cost of $8 billion a year“…. Funny. No mention of the astronomical costs that are necessary to house them, or to the healthcare and education systems, to say nothing of the exorbitant welfare payments, all to be added to our ever-ballooning debt the country now languishes under, like an axe ready to fall at any minute.

And those costs are just the tip of the iceberg, an iceberg which is hiding the the greater costs and threats of danger to the security of our nation by illegal immigrant actors now here solely to do harm to us in untold ways.

The people at the Hill, along with our entire government apparatus, are aiding and abetting all these threats and dangers, not just to our economy, but to our very lives and futures.

They are delusional at best, but more likely malevolent. They are definitely traitors to their oaths to the Constitution to preserve and protect this nation and its people, from enemies, both foreign and domestic.

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I'm going with malevolent.

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Yes, only to Democrats (and the Hill) do two wrongs make a right.

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💯💯💯

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Slavery is alive and well in every big city in America. This is the Democrats raison d'être. And as long as the slaves continue to support their big city masters the plantations will thrive until there is no more cotton to pick.

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When did Repub Senators become a bigger problem to us than the Dems? We need O’keefe, Tucker and Trump to expose their dark secrets, to includes their top supporters in their respective states.

If impeaching Majorkas is going to die in the Senate- Houston, we have a problem.

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When we elected Trump. They showed their true colors

Yellow

and GREEN

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With the Democrats in control of the Senate, what was the point of impeaching Majorkas in the House? Unless I'm ignorant of the process, the House vote was all for show and it will go no further.

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Plus, there is a valid point that Mayorkas IS doing his job, which is keeping the border wide open as President Biden/Obama ordered. Why impeach someone who’s fulfilling the will of their president?? Trump 2024.

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It's all part of the optics that Republicans are doing something, until the next diversion comes along to avert our attention.

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I think it was still very valuable, even essential, to impeach Majorkas. In that I would prefer they did that then said and did nothing. It draws a line in the sand. It at least gets some degree of press coverage, and wakes up a few more people—maybe more than a few. It puts the Senate on the hot seat and forces people to take a side. Etc. I know it’s disappointing when it doesn’t go as far as we would want. But actions like that begin a momentum, and momentum increases, and more happens, and so on.

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I think you are an optimus. I don't blame you, I too keep thinking there are still people out there who don't get it but in reality, those people either don't care or just don't bother to vote.

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Yep, I am an optimist, but also a realist. There are some dark things I anticipate ahead that might surprise you.

But chiefly, I am strongly against pessimism, and its even darker cousin, cynicism. Pessimism to me is the most useless approach there is to anything. It is NEVER the gateway to victory. Too often it sinks into just a habit of ineffective complaining. Which is a form of surrender. I can appreciate the human need for commiseration, and value being able to commiserate myself to some degree on Don’s site here with all of you. We’re only human and there is a comfort in being with folks that are going through the same dismay we all have for our country.

But a lot of the “atmosphere of gloom” is a manufactured, malevolent psyops— CFP just last week had an article up about the Chinese CCP having a new push to get Americans to be discouraged and give up.

Also, I deeply believe evil is essentially always in a state of collapse, and that it is flat-out inaccurate to be impressed or intimidated with it. Even though it would LOVE for you to attribute that much power to it.

I prefer to be in alignment with the positive, creative, and constructive power of the Life and Goodness that springs continually from God.

And I know firsthand that there really are huge numbers of good people out there who DO care and DO vote, but they just haven’t been using the right news sources. They are all ‘vulnerable’ or ‘ripe’ for being red-pilled.

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It appears you do a lot of thinking, TP Gal :) Wish far more people did. As for just viewing the right news source and everyone becomes enlightened, I may differ with you there. No news source is always right or left. There is a danger here in group think. And few if any two people think exactly the same on every issue. I know from experience that there is no true example of a perfect conservative, one who would be beyond reproach for their conservative thinking. In reality, most conservatives have some core beliefs that put them on the conservative thinking side. I really dislike classes and categories. For some reason everything has to be grouped into a class or category today. When I hear people say "the average American or the average voter" for example, it makes me cringe. The key to enlightenment for most of us is being able to think critically while separating the white noise and false narratives from the truth and facts. I think the difference between conservatives and liberals comes down to being able to critically think about issues and arrive at a rational conclusion about them. I'm not against Democrat corruption, I am against all corruption in our political system. I think most of us are. This is why we are at a critical time in our history, where we have to be more aggressive at calling our bad actors and corruption in both parties. The GOP will not escape this period untouched. The party will look far different after the 2024 election cycle and the next. It is time for all people regardless of party to see what is happening and put their collective foots down and change DC before we are irreparably damaged forever.

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To find irrational hive-minded groups simply read comments on Yahoo stories.

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Agree with you on all of this, Reddog.

Well put on the variety of views within conservatism. I do think there's a very healthy range of views. And agree on not being against Democrat corruption, but ALL corruption.

I find the "lockstep unanimous voting" on the Democratic side in the House very creepy and concerning. They sure all bow to Hakim Jeffries. Rarely, if ever, a single dissenting vote on the Dem side. I'm not sure if it's because they all truly think identically (and therefore have been very successfully programed), or if they are all compromised by the IC, or a mixture of both.

They seem to escape individual scrutiny by being part of the unanimous "herd". I think we need to start separating the vulnerable ones from the herd and shining a light on them. There must be several in marginal districts. Send buses of illegals to their district, etc. etc.

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I hope you are right TPG.

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I think 1) it simply needed done to show solidarity with the normals, and 2) to put senate repubs in a box (i.e. once they vote, people know)

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Good grief, how many examples do we need? We have known for a very long time. They really must think we are stupid to keep this up.

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Good analysis Steve.

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Of course they all know that. However, there will be a trial -- a very public trial that the MSM cannot ignore. The Republicans can bring out all the horrible results of Mayorkas' dereliction of duty. I think this needs to be done, since the only place it is to be found now is on alternative media.

Of course, the MSM will go into overdrive to spin, deflect, and dissemble on the evidence, but it will still get out.

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The point was $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$. The GOP wants your $$$$$$$$$$.

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Hmmmm ... is that why I get all these cookie-cutter requests for information every day, on behalf of a gazillion candidates? It's always the same thing: they want my opinion so badly, but then it turns out that for them to accept it I must donate -- and if I had donated to all of them I'd be looking for a homeless shelter now.

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I think we all know enough right now to get them out of office. The problem is doing it. As for Mayorkas, he isn't going anywhere until the end of Biden's term of destruction. Then what? He gets a nice job in big business that paid for the whole darn scam to begin with. The GOP just sees this as a fund raising subject. I get no less than 80 emails and texts a day from the GOP to make sure I understand what the problems are and soliciting my opinion, and, oh by the way, it will help if you support us with a donation. They have gotten zero from me this cycle and I don't plan to support anyone but Trump if he is the nominee. Screw the lot of them.

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It will die in the Senate.

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And the Senate will have another glob of mud on its face. As the heat ramps up, hopefully more and more will resign.

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No surprise that a woke family in the Jewish stronghold of Brookline would take in a migrant family. Doubt anyone in the North End (Italian) or Southie (Irish) will be as kind ( or stupid). The patriots who led the freedom revolution from Massachusetts are long dead. They have been replaced by weak communists who lead our country into self destruction and self loathing. FJB

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I'm not a liberal woman with white guilt, so I'd never invite illegals or strangers into my home.

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Me, either.

I’ve always thought “guilt” isn’t exactly the right word. White liberals and “progressives” are incapable of feeling guilt because they are so smart and ALWAYS right. They use the word guilt as a passive aggressive way to validate that, since they are superior in every way to non-whites, they’re only sorry that non-whites aren’t as smart and wonderful as they are. I’m probably not saying this correctly but you get my drift.

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They consider themselves exceedingly virtuous and benevolent, while we are considered worthless barbarians.

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Gee, I wonder if any liberal bleeding hearts pass by a homeless veteran living on the street and offer him a room in their home? Not holding my breath.

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Ha!

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Good morning, all.

So, if I break any laws now, I'll be cool as long as I have a nice smile, and I can cook? Wow! So many things I've not done before, that I can try! ;D

Have a great day, everybody.

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When I see these politicians who are pushing for this in your home deal actually walk the walk and have a houseful illegals in their house I’ll take note but not join the rush to have one anywhere near me.

Ought to be fun when the newness of their new dependents runs out and they want the migrants out. Will the migrants get lawyers and sue the host for cruelty? Or just sue them as squatters who won’t leave.

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if some bleeding heart liberal is stupid or ignorant enough to throw open his/her doors to an unvetted unvaccinated illegal "immigrant ", they deserve what they get. As for this household, we will not be joining them even if we should happen to get a smiling cook (just waiting to stab us in our sleep!)

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I saw an article the other day and can't recall the source. The essence was that Minorities on welfare were totally pissed that incoming illegals were receiving better payments and benefits than they were receiving on welfare. Free travel, gift cards, money and vouchers, housing, medical services, legal services, etc. This has to backfire at some point, and when it does, I hope it tears up the Blue sanctuary cities from the riots.

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"Fish and relatives begin to stink after 3 days".

That was the philosophy I was raised with growing up and 9 out of 10 visits; it's all very real and true.

This story reminds me of the day our 15 yr. old daughter, (in the late 1980's), made arrangements with her Spanish teacher to participate in the local school district's foreign exchange program. My husband and I were notified, after the arrangements were made and the district needed our consent. That's when the fun started.

Long story short; we agreed with certain restrictions. Ultimately, this lovely young girl, also 15 years old, came to live with us for what was to be the full semester, however, she was sent back to her wealthy parents' home in Guatemala, where they indeed had many servants and Violetta did NOT contribute her fair share to our household, as was agreed to, by all parties involved.

I remember her departure day. Our daughter, who was originally a "great friend" to her, now would not look at her or speak to or with her about anything, refused to ride along to the airport. Our older son, on the other hand, wanted desperately to go along, not to say "Good-bye, Gook Luck, Keep in Touch"...ohhh nooo... He wanted to make sure that she did indeed, get on that plane and that the airplane, did indeed take off, and did NOT circle back to the airport where we were waiting and watching it fly, far, far away. We had had enough of helping and reaching out to our "neighbors" in 3rd world countries.

As I read your excellent writing this morning, Mr. Surber, this exact scenario entered my mind because we lived through a similar situation, however, not involving a known illegal invader BUT an unknown home invader, none-the-less.

I look forward to the very day that these white, liberal wokesters are shakin' A-Wake by the reality of their mis-guided, self-righteous, arrogant, high-mindedness and realize : "Shut-Up You Silly Woman! You knew I was a Snake when you took me in!"

The Best is Yet to Come.

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Yup. Remember Michael Oher ultimately suing the family who took him off the street. Seems like no good deed goes unpunished in today's world.

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Colon/deliberate/Kaepernick is a fine example.

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I always ask people who are favorable to unquestioned illegal immigration: "Do you lock your doors?"

Blank stares. I often think of dropping off two illegals to their house, but this article highlights how that might be a mistake.

Good piece, Donnie Boy.

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I would ask them…If someone broke into your house, would you invite them to stay, give them a room, feed them, clothe them, give them your health insurance card, your credit card, your voter card and your driver’s liscense?

Because that is essentially what they are supporting.

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Useful idiots who will no doubt learn an important lesson in the not so distant future.

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This was a nice story, but I want to read the one about the nice white couple that invited a Haitian single mom and her three teenage son’s to stay. And then follow up on that story six months later.

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Welcome to the new, improved Democrat plantation work-around - where field slaves are taxed to pay for rich people's imported house slaves.

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yes massa, no massa..........

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that should be yes suh massa, no suh massa and promptly back out of the room with bowed head!

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sorry thank u for the correct way i should have written it...

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I’m curious…what is the rest of the story? Who pays for these people to be housed (and enslaved/indentured) in do-gooders homes (and for how long)? Similar to a foster home situation, will our tax dollars now be going toward that cause? Appealing to the heartstrings of those who would make kind-hearted but unsound emotional decisions is what the Dems live for.

As you said, Don, it’s only the beginning. What a mess.

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I was sorta wondering that my own self. Heck, I should go up there and pass myself off as a pale Haitian so’s I can get adopted by a nice WASP couple that lives in a comfy place. I can make baloney and cheese sammiches as gooder as anyone else. Even grill ‘em if I’m feeling fancy. And, you, know, it takes a boatload less mussels to smile than it does to frown. I can keep my kisser in a frozen grin fo’ sho’. Can someone hook me up?

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Thanks, Don. Now I understand why wind currents circle us like water in a flushed toilet.

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