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We have been collecting famous quotes and famous sayings for many years and we have been putting them out on the internet since 1993 or maybe a bit before that.
The first place we put them was among the first one hundred registered .com domains and that was almost the first thing that went out there after "Hello World!"
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Grassfire to Officially Debut “Where’s The Fence?” Ads During D.C. Press Event
On Wednesday, June 6, Grassfire will officially debut its “Where’s The Fence?” ads during a press event in Washington, D.C., hosted by Rep. Steve King (IA-5), and Ed Royce (CA-40). In addition to showing the ad, Grassfire will also debut state specific versions that “pin” amnesty to senators in: Arizona (Kyl and McCain), Georgia (Isakson and Chambliss), Kansas (Brownback), Mississippi (Lott), North Carolina (Burr), and Virginia (Warner and Webb). When: Wednesday, June 6 Time: 1:15 pm (ET) Where: Rayburn 2248, the Judiciary Committee Library
It certainly is a big border
- Unknown Old Lady in Where’s the Fence Video
Where’s the Fence?
- Unknown Old Lady #2 in Where’s the Fence Video
Last year, Congress authorized 700 miles of fence along the southern border.
- Narrator in Where’s the Fence Video
So far, just a few miles have been built.
- Narrator in Where’s the Fence Video
Now the Congress and the President want to give amnesty to millions of illegal aliens instead of securing the border.
- Narrator in Where’s the Fence Video
Call to complain and ask “Where’s the Fence?” (202) 224-3121
‘There must be space on the blogosphere for free and fair comment, which is anathema in the mainstream media where important national issues and prominent personalities are concerned.’ - OPPOSITION CHIEF LIM KIT SIANG
‘This could be a litmus test for our digital media as they need to sort out conventional laws from our cyber laws.’ - DATUK RUHANIE AHMAD, a former senior Member of Parliament and blogger of eight months
