March 18, 2009 – As I have been doing my morning news surfing I have come across numerous articles which are crying about the *plight of the immigrants* (ILLEGALS).

There are stories about the children who complain they did nothing wrong, it was their parents who brought them.  And the sob stories go on and on – all written to get SYMPATHY –  not compliance with immigration law – just sympathy and the chance to stay here and maybe get legal status.

I learned something long ago when I was just a little kid –  it is called CONSEQUENCES OF ACTS.

I learned that if I didn’t want a whoopin’ then I better not do what I had been told to NOT DO.  That is not to say I didn’t do things I knew better than to do – but it also says I got quite a few whoopin’s in my early years.  I KNEW there was going to be a PRICE TO PAY for what I did and I weighed the chances of getting caught.   The ILLEGALS do the same thing.

There is a difference between my acts and getting caught and those of the ILLEGALS.  First there was no leftist reporters around to cry to so they would write sob stories about how I did wrong but didn’t know better –  and I knew better than to complain to my folks because they made sure I did know better BEFORE I did the deed.  Complaining just might get me another whoopin’.

Nowdays we have hoards of do-gooders roaming our land looking for anyone they can go after.  Granted there are cases that need to be dealt with but not in the numbers that employ the thousands of CPS workers – all to remove children from their families.  Now the government has parents fearful of even correcting their kids (resulting in wild teenagers) much less giving them a good whoopin’ for not behaving.  I recall one of my kids telling me that she was going to call CPS on me after I grounded her and took away some of her privileges.  I told her she better do it fast because by the time they would get to the house she was going to NEED their help.  I never tolerated any sass from my kids and they did get spanked and slapped when they misbehaved.  Their friends also understood that when they were at my house they had RULES to obey and if they didn’t they would get a spanking too and then banned from coming over again.  It only took a couple of them to teach the rest I meant what I said.

That is what is wrong today  - we have “laws” but they aren’t enforced except when it serves to promote the governments agenda.  Open borders is the goal so the immigration laws are ignored and the detention centers are open for reporters to write sob stories about so that sympathy will grow to release these ILLEGALS.

The thing I learned long ago was that if you don’t want to suffer the CONSEQUENCES of what you do then DON’T DO THE THING that will bring down the CONSEQUENCES.  If you don’t want to go to jail for murder then don’t kill someone.   It seems simple enough to me – I can’t understand why this simple fact is beyond the comprehension of all those ILLEGALS  (sarcastic thought).

As to the many news reports that the number of ILLEGALS coming across the border is way down –  I don’t believe it.  I think the *reports* are down, hoping to get enough of us to think we don’t need to keep up the pressure to close that border completely.  The end goal is to have NO BORDERS – do not forget that point.  While we are fighting the ILLEGALS those in government are working much harder to eliminate all borders.  That way all those in the detention camps won’t have to leave – just be released to live wherever they wish in OUR former land.

There is a report going around about that traitor Johnny Sutton who went after Ramos & Compean to send a message to all BP agents.  It seems that Johnny has a lot of dirty underwear that needs to come out for all to see. . Read about it at: http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=91733

Sutton and his ilk need to spend some time along the border cleaning up the trash their friends dump.  I think Sutton in Arpaio PINK cleaning up Border Trash would be a good sentence with lots of pictures to send a message to all the corrupt politicians and prosecutors.

Jackie Juntti