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immigration

A Better Life

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An illegal immigrant moves up to America to try to start a new life with his wife. Unfortunately, she inevitably leaves him alone to raise their son. Years later, he struggles day to day to provide his son all the opportunities that he never had growing up; while protecting him from gangs and immigration agents. This movie may not be for the faint of heart, but it's definitely one of the best dramas out there.

The Great Marmite Debate

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Did my eyes deceive me? it wasn't April Fool's Day and I knew I wasn't dreaming. Maybe I'd misread the title? No, the article definitely said that one of my favourite healthy food supplements was probably going to be taken off the market in Denmark!

Healer by Carol Cassella

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A little more than a week ago I just finished reading Oxygen by Carol Cassella and checked online to see if she had written anything else. She had. So, I got her second novel, Healer, at the library. It was just as good. This author (a medical doctor) writes about, yep, medicine, but also society and the big picture. In this book, the big picture covered immigration,

Illegal Immigration and Employers

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Many people think of illegal aliens as individuals just trying to find a better life for themselves and are just doing jobs United States citizens just won’t do, and in many cases this is somewhat true. By offering these people employment and services, illegal immigration is only made worse and at the same time benefits numerous criminal organizations to include alien smugglers and illegal document vendors. It also supports less than ethical immigration attorneys, requires more tax payer money for border control, medical and educational costs.

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Can one be progressively conservative?

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Progressively conservative? Isn’t that an oxymoron?

Yes, it seems like a ridiculous question, and most people would answer it with a resounding “no.” But since we are encouraged to celebrate diversity and embrace our differences, I’m going out on a limb to say I’m a conservative Democrat.

Did I vote for Barack Obama? I’m sorry to say I did.

Like many Americans, I wanted a change. But...