scream-of-consciousness;
"If you're trying to change minds and influence people it's probably not a good idea to say that virtually all elected Democrats are liars, but what the hell."
TO: Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa FROM: Arizona Corporation Commissioner Gary Pierce
Dear Tony:
I
heard your message about boycotting Arizona business because we're
enforcing federal immigration law (what's up with that?); now hear
mine.
Arizona provides approximately 25% of Los Angeles's electricity. Comprender?
Regards
PS - Spanish translation below in case you No
hablo Inglés
Querido Tony:
Escuché su mensaje sobre el boicot de negocios de Arizona debido
a que están haciendo cumplir leyes federales de
inmigración (¿qué pasa con eso?), Ahora escucha la
mía.
Arizona proporciona aproximadamente el 25% de la electricidad de Los Angeles. Comprender?
Ho Chi Minh was right about one thing. At some point the indiginous population rises up, and throws off the yoke of the oppressor. I'm just waiting for the Arizona National Guard to start massing tanks in Yuma.
Casca, you'd better get out quick. AZ is going to complete the border fence ion it's own. Only it will extend up the Colorado to Las Vegas. I am so proud that AZ is making a stand, at last. I remember talking about this same problem 30+ years ago in high School civics class. RAK
Buy ammo from J&G Sales and reloading equipment from Dillon Precision. They're both in Arizona. Heck, I've thought about sending the state treasury a $100 to help offset any lost revenue from the boycotts.
Ain't there some kind of non-existent snail darter smelt-like fish in Arizona that needs that water to survive? I'm just sayin'. What's good for California farmers ought to be good for California ass-hats.
Oh yes, oh yes. I put this up at mine from Hot Air. Awesome. Do it. "You want to boycott us? Guess you don't want that water or electricity either then, HUH?" Screw it, do it.
To dream a beautiful dream...
ReplyDeleteThey could also raise the electricity rates for LA to help pay for services abused by illegals.
Actually it's not a dream. Follow the link; Arizona's guy actually threatened that tit for tat!
ReplyDeleteOMG, I think I just popped a woody!
ReplyDeleteStates pushing back on states rights issues, it's the new cheerleader on cheerleader porn.
ReplyDeleteHo Chi Minh was right about one thing. At some point the indiginous population rises up, and throws off the yoke of the oppressor. I'm just waiting for the Arizona National Guard to start massing tanks in Yuma.
ReplyDeleteCasca
Casca, you'd better get out quick. AZ is going to complete the border fence ion it's own. Only it will extend up the Colorado to Las Vegas.
ReplyDeleteI am so proud that AZ is making a stand, at last.
I remember talking about this same problem 30+ years ago in high School civics class.
RAK
Need more proof that this moron in chief occupying the Whitehouse is the most divisive hack this country has ever seen ?
ReplyDeleteBuy ammo from J&G Sales and reloading equipment from Dillon Precision. They're both in Arizona. Heck, I've thought about sending the state treasury a $100 to help offset any lost revenue from the boycotts.
ReplyDeleteWater too. There's a huge open canal bringing water from the Colorado Westbound.
ReplyDeleteThe ball is in California's court. Think they'll try another volley?
That Colorado River water can be used to irrigate a large portion of Arizona before it reaches the CA border ...
ReplyDeleteJust one canal starting in Laughlin on the AZ-NV border would do it.
They could split the water with Los Vegas.
Ain't there some kind of non-existent snail darter smelt-like fish in Arizona that needs that water to survive? I'm just sayin'. What's good for California farmers ought to be good for California ass-hats.
ReplyDeleteH
Oh yes, oh yes. I put this up at mine from Hot Air. Awesome. Do it.
ReplyDelete"You want to boycott us? Guess you don't want that water or electricity either then, HUH?"
Screw it, do it.