Who is against us uniting as one nation?

No one?

Shocking Senatorial Votes

I found this on an official political website for one of the many parties. The following senators voted against making English the official language of The United States of America:

Akaka......(D-HI)

Bayh.......(D-IN)

Biden......(D-DE)

Bingaman...(D-NM)

Boxer......(D-CA)

Cantwell...(D-WA)

Clinton....(D-NY)

Dyton......(D-MN)

Dodd.......(D-CT)

Domenici...(R-NM)

Durbin.....(D-IL)

Feingold...(D-WI)

Feinstein..(D-CA)

Harin......(D-IA)

Inouye.....(D-HI)

Jeffords...(I-VT)

Kennedy....(D-MA)

Kerry......(D-MA)

Kohl.......(D-WI)

Lautenberg.(D-NJ)

Leahy......(D-VT)

Levin......(D-MI)

Lieberman..(D-CT)

Menendez...(D-NJ)

Mikulski...(D-MD)

Murray.....(D-WA)

Obama......(D-IL)

Reed.......(D-RI)

Reid.......(D-NV)

Salazar....(D-CO)

Sarbanes...(D-MD)

Schumer....(D-NY)

Stabenow...(D-MI)

Wyden......(D-OR)

Even Latin American (Legal) immigrants were polled and they are for having one language in this country. So, who is complaining? Any intelligent person knows we can not unite if we do not speak the same language. It does not take a rocket scientist to have this one figured out.

This pisses many people off, and I bet none of you reading this will do anything. Call your congressmen, call someone elses congressmen, write a letter. Do something!!! Otherwise these individuals will speak up for you (whether you like what they say or not).

I called mine and wanted to know her position. My Congressmen's name was not listed on the list above, so knew her stance before I asked.

---

Rebate = Rip Off

This entry is currently in the process of being edited or the job is currently working. Please check back a little later for an update.  Thank you!

---

The official history of smallpox (to my knowledge)

As early as 1340, smallpox was used as a weapon of bio-terror. Armies would catapult dead bodies into enemy camps, the theory being that the stench of rotting corpses caused the disease.

Later, British troops forcefully infected American colonialists in the hopes of the disease spreading throughout the American army.

British General Jeffery Amherst ordered, in 1763, that the blankets of smallpox patients be given to Delaware Indians in a show of "peace".

The vaccine as it is known today was introduced to the world by Edward Jenner in 1798.

In 1925 the Geneva Protocol was signed by nations across the world, prohibiting the use of chemical and biological agents in warfare.

During the second world war, the Japanese, American and Soviets all began developing their own forms of biological weapons.

The last case of smallpox in America was reported in 1949.

---

Congresswoman stirs them up in Washington!

Well, I am glad I voted for this woman. If you don't know about this little news bit with Congresswoman Jean Schmitt, watch the video. She pissed everyone off. Everyone but her constituents. I am very impressed that she had the fortitude to say what needs to be said in Washington. The one place where people should say what they mean, but very rarely ever do.

Think about this one. When is the last time anyone stood up and said, (plain as day) 'Congressman, your a coward'. I thought it was great.

When her term is up for reelection, I am voting for her. Matter of fact, I want to call her office up and congratulate her on having the balls to do what she did.

---

Suicide now a company problem

Here are two videos of the same incident. Actually, both are showing the same footage. The first one shows a woman who raced a train and lost the race. She killed her children when she didn't stop and look both ways. Remember, trains have the right of way, and always have.

The second video shows the same information with a local television station input from some of the locals who are not bright enough to see that she tried to commit suicide and ended up killing her two daughters instead. The train tracks were there, probably decades before anyone in this video (including the driver of the van) were even conceived. So, instead of the driver being responsible for doing something that was absolutely dangerous, they blame the railroad because there were no gates. Remember, if she would have stopped and looked both ways, none of this would be an issue.

You judge for yourself. Who is to blame for the driver racing across the tracks and killing her children? We are not even saying anything about her racing down through the parking lot. She could have killed a child in her mad dash to beat the train. Where is the outrage about someone racing through a parking lot? She was doing what, 40 or 50 miles an hour in a parking lot? Get a grip here.

If you want to say something, say it about two innocent children who were killed by their mother. Blatantly, outright killed them. The railroad will probably (and rightly) prosecute her for this. Only because the community probably won't. They will probably say "she has suffered enough already". Well, I say no. She hasn't. Not to mention the train crews that she could have killed. I see it as attempted murder on her part for trying to kill the crews. You know that the crews will have to live with the heinous actions of that woman for the rest of their lives. Shoot, the van driver will probably try and sue the train crews because she pulled out in front of them.

Post all the comments you want. I will moderate them and allow all viewpoints.

---

Millionaire missing, Military used for search.

Isn't it interesting that the Military has sent out all types of aircraft, spending hundreds of thousands of dollars in fuel to look for a missing millionaire who crashed his personal jet.

Wow! That is so great. When ever a child is lost in the woods, you 'might' get a police helicopter to assist with a search. I am so glad that hundreds of thousands of dollars, military resources and thousands of manhours are being used at the taxpayers expense.

Maybe the better solution would to be something like what happens when a child goes missing. Ask for volunteers who want to help, not forcing the taxpayers (and several hundred military pilots, air crews members, flight line and support personnel who get paid nearly nothing in wages) to 'volunteer', using millions(?) of dollars to search for an eccentric and (from what I have read) egocentric millionaire who takes personal risks on his own accord?

I have been in several of the 'volunteer' situations while on active duty. I was so happy to 'volunteer' my pay, time off, and resources. If you believe that, your a fool. Over and over I and shipmates were browbeat into 'giving' what ever we could. It was appalling how we were treated over and over. If you didn't 'give', you were punished by our 'superior officers' for standing up for what was proper. Maybe it is just me, but the 'class (warefare) standard' is fully in effect again.

National Guard C-130s and helicopters with infrared and thermal imaging equipment scoured the soaring peaks and sagebrush desert of northwest Nevada early Thursday for any sign of missing adventurist Steve Fossett.

Sorry, but it just pisses me off when I see hundreds of military personnel being 'volunteered' to do the right thing, for the wrong reason.

---