Subj : Re: War or Planefuls of
To   : Dale Shipp
From : Gregory Deyss
Date : Thu Jul 04 2019 12:53 am

On 02 Jul 2019, Dale Shipp said the following...
 
 DS>  -=> On 07-01-19  06:35,  Gregory Deyss <=-
 DS>  -=> spoke to Mark Lewis about Re: War or Planefuls of <=-
 DS> 
 DS>  GD> In-fact name me one country besides Germany that has an open arms
 DS>  GD> policy with migrants welcome, no need for paperwork, just come on in.
 DS>  
 DS> In fact, name me one country besides the USA that has it ingrained in
 DS> its history to accept the downtrodded immigrants from other places.
 DS> 
 DS> It is engraved at the base of the Statue of Liberty:
 DS> "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe
 DS> free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore.  Send these, the
 DS> homeless, tempest-tossed to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"
 DS> 
 DS> You cannot deny that as being the tradition and soul of the USA.

I don't deny any American tradition, but won't just sit back and let the
stooges on the left, once again to twist the words, politicizing it's meaning.

Every-time immigration is in the news or upon our minds the left likes to
quote this phrase to twist it's meaning. 

Tens of Thousands came to the United States via Ellis Island - but they came
legally, they didn't sneak across the border like the cockroaches of today that
the Democrats exploit for votes. They like to run their mouthes but won't work
the President, they want to play 'the migrants' to keep their own version of a
Trump card again for political means.

Practice what you preach, and support politically.... Dale

Rush said it best

"The Statue of Liberty had absolutely nothing to do with immigration. So why
do people think that it does? Well, there was a socialist poet. (Are poets
anything other than socialists and communists?) Her name was Emma Lazarus,
and her poem was called The New Colossus, and it included the lines, Give me
your tired, give me your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.

That was not part of the creation of the Statue of Liberty. It was not
delivered with the Statue of Liberty. It came later. The poem written by Emma
Lazarus was written to help raise money for the statue's pedestal. We had to
build the pedestal, which is also a room underneath the statue. A bronze tablet
bearing the Emma Lazarus poem was only put inside the pedestal in
1903. And yet there's Lester Holt out there on NBC holding out the Statue of
Liberty as a beacon to immigrants as so that's what it was intended to be,
fighting against Trump's executive order of the weekend. They have nothing to
do with immigration. Zilch."

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