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11-16-2009, 07:38 AM
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I do not attend events, but every day on the street, it seems like I have somebody to contend with. What they want out of you is predictable behavior. And as long as they can get it, they will have a small and important victory. The point is not exclusively to ignore them, but to always have something new to use as a response. At no time should you become enmeshed in any kind of relationship with vermin like Naui, even a relationship where you always come out on top. For the illegal immigrant political front, enmeshment is even better than some predictable response. With enmeshment, not only have you become a predictable response, but the personality of the adversary is tatooed in your mind and the adversary knows it. You are not only predictable, but always available too, even if the adversary is not around.
This thread is perfect example. Everyone, even me, is repeating the cockroach's name, generating publicity and exciting the public's imagination. More enmeshment. It is good to enjoy the suffering of drivel like this guy, but only if it does not lead to predictable behavior or enmeshment. 
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11-16-2009, 08:50 AM
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When I’m at a rally or protest I try my best to adhere to the following operating procedures given to me by California Poppy many, many years ago. It is my bible and survival guide for street activism.
Standard Operating Procedure for Minuteman Civil Defense Corps. 1. Minutemen are courteous to everyone with whom they come into contact, and never discriminate against anyone for any reason. 2. Minutemen do not respond to any taunts or harassment from outside agitators, and must never be present for duty or serve in any capacity if intoxicated. 3. Minutemen Observe, Report, Record, and Direct Border Patrol or other appropriate emergency or law enforcement agencies to suspected Illegal Aliens or Illegal Activities. 4. Minutemen do not verbally contact, physically gesture to or have any form of communications with suspected Illegal Aliens. 5. Minutemen follow the Standard Operating Procedures to the letter and spirit. 6. Minutemen follow all federal, state and local laws, understanding that we are being held to a higher standard by all. 7. Minutemen understand that, while our actions cannot stop illegal activities along the border, we can change world perception and national thought concerning Homeland and Border Security. 8. Minutemen monitor their behavior, the behavior of the people around them and the group as a whole to ensure compliance with the SOP and any instruction given by Minuteman Corps Leadership. 9. Minutemen leave no garbage behind and follow strict pack-in / pack-out procedures. 10. Minutemen respect the property rights of everyone, start no fires, never drive off road, and follow the directions of all law enforcement personnel. By Chris Simcox AMEN
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11-16-2009, 11:37 AM
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Glory I guess those were the rules you had mentioned when we were discussing this topic. Thanks for bringing them out. We need to go a bit deeper in consolidating some agreed upon rule.
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11-16-2009, 09:01 AM
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OPEN BORDERS AND MASS AMNESTY Ich Bin Ein Arizonan! "I entirely reject the concept, however, of "anchor babies." If parents are found to be here illegally, then the whole family, children as well, should be sent back to the parents' country of origin."
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