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Comment by Neil O'Brien on April 9, 2011 at 2:34pm

Comment by AG on April 5, 2011 at 5:12pm

This is the SECOND SPAMM message sent to people in this group...

A message from Deborah Greenbaum to all members of Minuteman Protest Group on CentralValleyTeaParty.com!
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Due to the total lack of AdMs on this group and the SPAMM here...I'm leaving this group until this matter is cleaned up. BYE!

Comment by AG on April 1, 2011 at 7:29am

I am NOT a supporter of Davi R. and his SOSinfo.org radio site (due to the hypocrisy in supporting many anti-MMP persons & being anti-Gilchrist); LOOK FOR Jim Gilchrist recent fine telephone/internet interview about the MMP, Gilchrist and our issues at this site LINK:
internet Radio interview list site

 

Comment by AG on March 31, 2011 at 8:27am

Kidda quiet in here ???!!!!

Comment by AG on March 18, 2011 at 9:33am

News....The MInuteman Project 'Forums' section of the site is down....no news to when or if it will be back. That's too bad for us, Gilchrist, and the USA.

Comment by Neil O'Brien on March 17, 2011 at 12:04pm

Comment by AG on November 5, 2010 at 10:50am

Jim Glichrist's MMP news LINK:
http://www.minutemanproject.com/

Comment by Bob Gafford on October 26, 2010 at 9:09pm

Juan Willams was until a few years ago, a full koolaid drinking member of the marxist kabal at NPR. After he published his book supporting Bill Cosby's thesis that black men need to step up and quit blaming the white man for his ills, he was disowned by those he so vigorously defended for so long.
It was then that he lost his job at NPR, this incident would be a nothing burger had they not been praying for a reason to excommunicate him from the movement. . .
See, even the prayers of athiests are occasionally answered!

Comment by AG on October 25, 2010 at 8:49pm

Free Speech Under Attack- Commentator Juan Williams Latest Victim of Censorship.

Dear Americans,
In an appalling and despicable act of censorship, taxpayer-funded National Public Radio (NPR), claiming it was "acting on orders from higher up," fired one of the nation's most renowned broadcast journalists this week.
NPR executive Vivian Schiller, who fired Juan Williams, did not disclose whose orders she was acting upon. Speculators say one or more high-dollar donors to NPR may have given the order.
Apparently, someone at NPR, or on its donor list, was upset about comments Williams made on the Fox News Channel's O'Reilly Factor earlier this week where he said he might be worried if he boarded an airplane with people dressed in Muslim garb.
Williams was apparently referring to the general fear people might have because of the World Trade Center attacks of September 11, 2001.

In my opinion, nothing Williams said was out of line, nor was it profiling, nor did it even smack of any kind of racism or bigotry. It was an innocuous verbal observation of how one might feel in a similar situation. As a Marine Corps Vietnam War veteran who mingles with Vietnamese immigrants in Southern California, I, too, have innocuous thoughts of the bloody days in the Vietnam battlefields. Yet, I admire the Vietnamese immigrants I meet and have no qualms about being in their presence. Free speech is the very cornerstone of our nation's foundation. It is the most compelling fundamental in our nation's compendiums of codes, laws, regulations and other rules of conduct necessary to maintain a civilized society. Free speech ultimately protects each of us individually, and all of us in the aggregate, from despots.unless it is hijacked by anti-free speech fanatics.
It is from the principles encompassed in the First Amendment of the Constitution that our nation was born over two centuries ago. That particular liberty established an irrevocable right to all persons in the United States to freely and peacefully assemble and speak, to bring forth into the public square praise, grievance, or comment about an issue affecting the domestic tranquility of their persons, their community, or their nation.

I personally hold Juan Williams in the highest regard for his undisputable professionalism as a broadcast journalist. He is a popular commentator of the Fox News Channel where he routinely appears to discuss current news events. When I was banned from any further appearances at Harvard University in October of 2009, it was Juan Williams who came to my defense (on the air) and took to task the Harvard scoundrel who orchestrated my censorship and banishment. Americans, we live in an era where the very cornerstone of our nation's rule of law has been compromised. When something as cherished as free speech is deprived, it is only a matter of time before we are stripped of other "supposed" irrevocable rights. When anti-free speech hooligans at NPR could not gag Juan Williams, they fired him. These scoundrels will certainly do the same to you.

Jim Gilchrist, BAJ, BSBA, MBA, CPA(retired) - Founder and President, Jim Gilchrist's Minuteman Project, Inc. [ dba The Minuteman Project ]

- A multi-ethnic immigration law enforcement advocacy group.

- Operating within the law to support enforcement of the law.

- The power of change through the power of peace.



MAILING ADDRESS:
MINUTEMAN PROJECT, INC.
JIM GILCHRIST, PRESIDENT
P.O. BOX 3944
LAGUNA HILLS, CA. 92654-3944

Visit us at: Http://www.MinuteManProject.com

Comment by AG on September 2, 2010 at 4:08pm

I hear you, but if this list is for Minuteman matters, I just shared with you Jim Gilchrist's thoughts. Present day Minutemen orgs were started by him and he continues to be the leader in this issue despite all the new late comers claiming otherwise.

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