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Thursday, April 13, 2006

Send A Brick To Congress

By Rob on April 13, 2006 at 05:12 pm
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The Send-A-Brick Project was created by concerned citizens to send bricks to Washington encouraging our Congressmen to stand tough on border security.

Each brick sends a message to our Senators and Representatives that we want our borders secured before any other action is taken on illegal immigration.

We believe that if everyone who visits this site sends a brick to their Congressmen, we will send a BIG message that the American public wants secure borders NOW.

The open border policies of the United States are hurting our country. We have a tide of illegal immigrants entering our nation and our unsecured borders are an open invitation for terrorists to enter our country.


I've been saying this over and over on Say Anything: Before any immigration reform can work we have got to stop the flow of illegals across the border. Regardless of your stance on amnesty or clemency or whatever you want to call it, we should all agree that stopping the illegals at the border is priority #1.

I'm sending one. You should too.

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No thanks.

Epicurus on April 13, 2006 at 10:06 pm
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A number of years ago a few 2nd Amendment folks sent tea bags to their congresscritters with a letter comparing their 2nd Amendment actions with the boston tea party.  I think I still have a “semi-nasty” response from one of ND’s congresscritter.  It wasn’t really “nasty” but you could tell they weren’t happy.

Does the brick have to be in one piece?  grin

Commenting on April 14, 2006 at 07:43 pm
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I think the ‘send a brick’ is very clever.  You can view some of the funny pictures on other websites where some Senators have a room full of bricks on their floors.  The bricks are ‘hand’ delivered as to ensure they get right there.
Grassfire.org is putting up additional ‘Stop the Invasion’ billboards in Los Angeles and San Diego this week also.
I grew up as a Mayan American Latino in Los Angeles and left for extreme Northern California and I don’t want to have to live like I did ever again, like in LA. 
I had beloved foster parents that were White and they were harrassed to death down there.
Also, I have some beloved older African American people I love that are being harrassed out of their homes and communities in Compton, Lynwood.
I quit ‘La Raza’ it is a bigoted and racist orginization, a Hate Group.
Many people will live with regret if they have a pity party for illegal immigrants in the future.
You will see, I did.

The Head on June 6, 2006 at 12:41 pm
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