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My druthers would be that all this does is point out to the masses just exactly what kind of fool Bush is, the difference between what he says and what he does, where his priorities lie in no uncertain terms and just how friggin much of a self serving money grubbing scum can reside in one elected body.[/b]
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This would be a good result-- a mass awakening of sorts-- but I hope that it can happen without a huge gunfight. I know that you, Darkwolf, believe that it will probably take an upheaval to drive the point home to most of the people, and when something like this starts to line up, it looks like you may be right.

But I still hold out hope that the stirring American spirit will recognize we've been cheated out of one of our chief rights-- to Constitutional government.
 
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MURRIETA, Calif. Mar 25, 2005 ? Like thousands of other Californians, Crystal Farr moved her family to the inland suburbs of Los Angeles to live in more affordable housing than she could find along the coast. She has come to question the wisdom of the move following the arrest of dozens of alleged white supremacists and a series of racially charged incidents, including an attack on her teenage son.

Farr, who is black, said the arrests added to her feeling that not everyone is welcome in a rapidly diversifying region where whites are no longer a majority.

\"I like the community ? but all this has made me have second thoughts,\" she said. \"It's taken its toll on our family.\"

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While Farr's experience may be extreme, other families also feel uneasy and would move if they could afford housing elsewhere, said Loraine Watts, president of the NAACP chapter in nearby Lake Elsinore.

Law enforcement authorities say it's unfair to characterize the region of more than 3 million people in Riverside and San Bernardino counties as a racist bastion. But as hate crimes dropped 10 percent statewide from 2002 to 2003, the two counties saw a combined increase of 19 percent, according to the California attorney general's office.

In January, authorities in the two counties announced that, working with the FBI in separate investigations, they had arrested more than 40 people tied to white supremacist groups with names such as Angry Nazi Soldiers. The arrests, mostly on drug and weapons charges, spanned more than a year.

Authorities have said that southern Riverside County, which includes Murrieta, appears to have the most significant problem. Deputy District Attorney John Ruiz said there are occasional flare-ups of racial tension in schools and pockets of white supremacists.

\"You find that some people have moved out to these rural areas because they don't like rubbing elbows with ethnic minorities,\" said Ruiz. \"It's a small, but very vocal, minority.\"

Some white supremacists could have been drawn to the area for the same reason the Farr family was cheaper housing, said Brian Levin, a criminal justice professor at California State University, San Bernardino. Cheaper housing not only draws ex-city dwellers, he said, but also ex-convicts who may have adopted racist ideology in prison.



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We seem to have missed a few here. This is evidence that they are once again targeting pollitical dissidents for arrest Yes they are being charged with other things than dissent, but they were targeted for their beliefs and pollitical positions. Here we go again, Reno Part two.




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With any luck, the ACLU will be defending the Minutemen.
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If the ACLU was serving it's stated purpose it would. Unfortunatly they are one of the groups threatening the minutemen with legal action. The ACLU has taken on an agenda in the race issue rather than simply defending people's rights. They will side with the most PC faction, which in this case happens to be the invaders and criminals. The ACLU unfortunatly has become part of the problem rather than the cure.



This would be a good result-- a mass awakening of sorts-- but I hope that it can happen without a huge gunfight. I know that you, Darkwolf, believe that it will probably take an upheaval to drive the point home to most of the people, and when something like this starts to line up, it looks like you may be right.


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Yeagh, I'm afraid thats what I believe. I wish it weren't so, I hope I'm wrong, but I'm not. The ATF and company have started going after "white supremicists" and "anti government extremeists" again. Its starting small just like in the nineties, but the thugs are itching in their jackboots.
I think we got the four year lull beacause sombody figured out that they were within a hairsbredth of starting a civil war.
 
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With reports coming in from around the nation of a split in the conservative base over the Bush amnesty and open borders plans, the nations most frequented conservative website erupted into a mutiny against Bush policies on Thursday. This article below elicited the response.
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Hehe, Viva la revolution!
 
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Mr. Bush said at a joint press conference. \"I'm for enforcing the law in a rational way.\"
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I wonder how many times Bush had to practice this line before he could say it with a straight face?
 

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