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To: unclewest who wrote (210139)	6/30/2007 4:17:07 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Respond to of 793897

Uncle, it apparently escaped your attention that the USA was swarmed 11 September by people not from Iraq, but from Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Afghanistan. Saudi Arabia was the main supplier. <The Muslim extremists swarmed us quite effectively on 9/11 and on numerous other occasions. > The USA intelligence was obviously awry because they mistakenly attacked Iraq instead of Saudi Arabia and Egypt, though they did attack Afghanistan, but arranged for Osama and others to escape from their Tora Bora hideout, scoring a bunch with Daisy Cutters, but missing the main man. Of course it normal. All species do it: <Regarding your "invasions". They are more traditionally called migrations. They are usually done to seek food water or other important things that improve life. That is the reason the Mexicans come here so perhaps that is normal human behavior too. > It's still an invasion. Sure, it's also a migration, but it's primarily an invasion as invasion implies conflicting with indigenous populations. Migratory birds aren't conflicting so much as flying from the cold to the warm and burgeoning food supplies. Migration is a bit different from invasion. The USA is experiencing invasion. I suppose you are thinking of invasion as being a military conquest including obtaining power. With their babies getting the vote, the illegal immigrants are actually invading in a power-taking conquest, albeit delayed until the children get the vote. Mqurice