[ale] OT: H1B

[Cougar]

As for American bred terrorists, execution fits the problem nicely. As for the 
visa holders, if their point of origin is indeed a country supporting 
terrorism in any way, I repeat, (and it will come to pass should there be 
another attack upon our soil), "strict surveillance or deportation is is of 
paramount importance!". 

On Thursday 19 December 2002 10:21, Jerry Z. Yu wrote:
> try to remember what Daziel Washington, a FBI
> agent in  "Siege", a movie, said,  "If we are forced
> to close every door, martial-law every city, and live out of our bomb
> shelters, they (the enemy ) already win"  -- not an exact quote
>
> how could one even assume that terrorists will follow the rules to apply
> for visas?
>
> Besides, terrorism could be home-brewed as well (OK city & DC sniper)...
>
>
>
> On Thu, 19 Dec 2002, Cougar wrote:
>
> #Americans 'kill' you? There's a lot of terrorist sleeper cells in this
> country #comprised of hb1 and student visa holders who are just waiting to
> *kill #Americans*. (just this week there have been three major busts, and
> by the #way, one bust was computer related) Forget the business aspects of
> this... #it's time for constant surveillance or deportation of *all* visa
> holders from #countries known to harbor, aid, or abet terrorists. May as
> well do it *now* #(and possibly avert an attack) rather than wait for the
> next attack to bring #about change. Either way, it will happen.
> #
> #Cougar
> #
> #
> #On Thursday 19 December 2002 09:28, Eichler, Paula J. wrote:
> #> Americans kill me sometimes.  H1B's come here and make half of what we
> do. #> Americans go to their country and make 250 times what they do.  That
> is not #> an exaggeration.  To most of the H1B's they are making a literal
> fortune at #> half the salary.
> #>
> #> Another thing that kills me - the same people that bitch about H1B's
> #> "taking their jobs" are the same people that vote Republican (the "Big
> #> Business" party).  These people are only concerned with the bottom line,
> so #> they go with the cheapest labor.  The Demos don't have any solutions
> for #> you, but if you are concerned with your job being taken over by a
> cheaper #> person, well, sure.  It's business.  The American Way.  You are
> asking the #> government to solve a problem that doesn't really exist.
> #>
> #> We want cheap goods and high salaries and no immigrants and sky high
> #> profits and stay home mommies and big homes and no drugs and no sending
> #> jobs overseas and no inflation and cheap gas flowing at the pumps ... 
> As #> my husband says "it's good to want things".
> #>
> #> The "we built ours, now you go build yours" thing sounds good, but no
> one #> works harder for less than a peasant in a third world country.  Our
> high #> salaries are great, but why are we surprised that they are enticing
> to #> immigrants ..pj
> #>
> #> -----Original Message-----
> #> From: George Johnson [mailto:gljay at earthlink.net]
> #> Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2002 4:20 AM
> #> To: ale at ale.org
> #> Subject: RE: [ale] OT: H1B
> #>
> #> This thing has had longer legs than I expected but when we are being
> #> affected by it then it is no wonder.
> #>
> #> gj
> #>
> #> -----Original Message-----
> #> From: ale-admin at ale.org [mailto:ale-admin at ale.org] On Behalf Of James P.
> #> Kinney III
> #> Sent: Wednesday, December 18, 2002 9:59 PM
> #> To: Atlanta Linux User Group (E-mail)
> #> Subject: RE: [ale] OT: H1B
> #>
> #> Did I somehow get subscribed to alt.politics.economics.theory.sux ?
> #
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