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Joe wrote:
http://www.wpbf.com/news/11419447/detail.html Big Boom huh? Joe It's a wonder that thing didn't sink on the way over...3 weeks from Haiti? Obviosuly noone knew how to sail...wonder how many of them have AIDS...feed 'em up and ship 'em back....tell them next time to try for Venezuela.... |
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katy wrote: Joe wrote: http://www.wpbf.com/news/11419447/detail.html Big Boom huh? Joe It's a wonder that thing didn't sink on the way over...3 weeks from Haiti? Obviosuly noone knew how to sail...wonder how many of them have AIDS...feed 'em up and ship 'em back....tell them next time to try for Venezuela.... Seems to me that they must be highly skilled sailors. Not many on this ng could sail that vessel from Cuba to Florida. Jim |
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JimC wrote:
katy wrote: Joe wrote: http://www.wpbf.com/news/11419447/detail.html Big Boom huh? Joe It's a wonder that thing didn't sink on the way over...3 weeks from Haiti? Obviosuly noone knew how to sail...wonder how many of them have AIDS...feed 'em up and ship 'em back....tell them next time to try for Venezuela.... Seems to me that they must be highly skilled sailors. Not many on this ng could sail that vessel from Cuba to Florida. Jim Many on this ng have done much more than that, without the help of 101 disease-infested Haitians... |
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On Mar 29, 10:52 am, JimC wrote:
katy wrote: Joe wrote: http://www.wpbf.com/news/11419447/detail.html Big Boom huh? Joe It's a wonder that thing didn't sink on the way over...3 weeks from Haiti? Obviosuly noone knew how to sail...wonder how many of them have AIDS...feed 'em up and ship 'em back....tell them next time to try for Venezuela.... Seems to me that they must be highly skilled sailors. Not many on this ng could sail that vessel from Cuba to Florida. Jim Hello Jim, With 110 passangers aboard as well. More last ditch desperation than skill. I think they came from Hati. I bet thats the skipper who would not get off the boat, looks like he tried to turn her and leave. Joe |
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katy wrote:
It's a wonder that thing didn't sink on the way over...3 weeks from Haiti? Obviosuly noone knew how to sail...wonder how many of them have AIDS...feed 'em up and ship 'em back....tell them next time to try for Venezuela.... "Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me. I lift my lamp beside the golden door." Nah, send 'em to some banana republic run by a man we detest...... Cheers Marty |
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Scotty wrote:
"katy" wrote in message ... JimC wrote: Many on this ng have done much more than that, without the help of 101 disease-infested Haitians... please bear in mind, when responding to Jim, he owns a Mac26MX. Scotty How many Haitians will it carry? He could always use them for ballast.... |
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Martin Baxter wrote:
katy wrote: It's a wonder that thing didn't sink on the way over...3 weeks from Haiti? Obviosuly noone knew how to sail...wonder how many of them have AIDS...feed 'em up and ship 'em back....tell them next time to try for Venezuela.... "Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me. I lift my lamp beside the golden door." Nah, send 'em to some banana republic run by a man we detest...... Cheers Marty When that was written the US was able and willing to do that...we are now overburdened by the world's poor and disewased...and I am not speaking of Mexicans or Canadians who share the American heritage. Why should the US remain the gatekeeper for a world that no longer respects us? I think a drop cloth should be placed over that placard until such a time as people realize that being a citizen of the US means much more than fleeing your own set of tyranny in your own country...too many come here rather than fix their problems at home. We have become "The Great scape". BTW, isn't there a lot of room left in the NW Territory? I know 101 Haitians that could help out the population there. |
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Scotty wrote:
"katy" wrote in message ... How many Haitians will it carry? He could always use them for ballast.... I've been to Haiti, it's nice. Why would they leave? SBV Haiti is nice? Sure you wern't at the Dominican Republic? Haiti is one of the poorest nations in the world..they have deforested their island to the point where they have jeopardized their own existence. They also have one of the highest incidences of HIV poositive and AIDS cases per capita in the world. |
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"katy" wrote in message ... JimC wrote: Many on this ng have done much more than that, without the help of 101 disease-infested Haitians... please bear in mind, when responding to Jim, he owns a Mac26MX. Scotty |
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