Contact your rep. and senators today. Oppose the stampede to pass the dangerous Intelligence Overhaul legislation (S. 2845) based on the 9-11 Commission Report.

Background: A hastily called House-Senate conference committee began hearings on October 20th to reconcile equally hastily passed House and Senate bills. Congressional leaders have sent signals that the full Congress would be called back to Washington for a final vote prior to the November 2nd elections! (Lame Duck!~)

Provisions in the original bills would centralize more police power in the executive branch, and create, in effect, a national ID card. Instead of closing the wide-open doors that are allowing terrorists into our country, the new legislation clamps down on the rights of citizens.

Instead of holding accountable those officials whom 9-11 whistleblowers have shown to be corrupt or negligent, the new legislation would reward the same officials with bigger budgets and more authority.

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This is a huge problem, but there is another problem or agenda underfoot that I don’t think most people realize: NAFTA, CAFTA and the FTAA. Bush has committed to the Mexicans and others his agenda to merge with other countries in these disastrous regionalization plans to join the western hemisphere in globalist “Free Trade” areas…We can’t very well inter into those disastrous agreements with the International Community when our borders are closed, but that’s precisely what we should be doing…protecting our borders, just as we’re helping them do in Iraq. This isn’t the United Countries of the Western Hemisphere….YET.

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Well waddya know…Bill Clinton’s stripes are showing, he wants to replace Kofi Annan as the secretary-general of the United Nations. Annan’s term will end in 2006, and the Socialist Sect of the Mind Control Crowd are happy about Clinton’s new declaration. Has America grown up enough to realize how dangerous any affiliation with the UN is, or will Clinton get US Government support?

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Most people in the nation’s largest Vietnamese community respect that Kerry fought the communists during the Vietnam War. It’s what Kerry did when he returned from the battlefield that angers them.

Many resent Kerry for protesting the Vietnam War as a young veteran and later, as a senator, engaging with Vietnam’s communist leaders and not taking a tougher stance on human rights and democracy in their homeland. Bush also supported engagement with Vietnam, but Kerry gained notoriety in the Vietnamese community.

A spokesman for Kerry’s campaign in California declined to comment.

In the decades since the communists prevailed in Vietnam, hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese, many with links to the South Vietnamese government and army, have immigrated to the United States. More than 1 million now live in this country. Orange County has the most people of Vietnamese descent — 130,000, according to the Census.

As voters, Vietnamese-Americans have traditionally backed the GOP because of its strong anti-communist stance.

“The segment of the community that participates remains in vigorous opposition to the government of Vietnam,” said Christian Collet, a political scientist at the University of California, Irvine.

Many older immigrants remember Kerry as the angry young veteran who railed against the Vietnam War and tossed his medals at an anti-war rally in Washington. He also is remembered as the Senate subcommittee chairman who two years ago blocked the Vietnam Human Rights Act after it passed 410-1 in the House.

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