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Stan Deatherage said:
( March 8th, 2022 @ 12:28 pm )
Considering his great level of dishonesty, on so many levels, my greater concern is: How many people own Frankie, and then, why does he translate those infamous ideals into the machinations of our People's government?
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"My people need workers,...." Sounds like Waters owns people if he is referring to them as My people (mine). But by his statement I have to wonder how many people does he personally own?
I am guessing it is more like he is owned as in bought and paid for. |
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This measure did pass, with Nominal Republican Frankie Waters joining the two Democratic Socialist commissioners to stop Beaufort County from knowing when Illegal Migrants are brought into the community by the Federal Government, or their paid "public /private" partnerships.
After the vote, and when the commissioners had in a few spare minutes adjourned, I heard Frankie mutter "My people need workers, and they (the Biden /Harris Open Southern Border Resettlement Project) can let them in, and bring them up here for my people." I currently have a bad left side (the one unaided without a lens, and a cataract raging until surgery can ensue) reading eye, but my hearing is pretty darn good, as it is for most guitar players, and I can discern sounds extremely well. My ability to hear has not diminished with age, but has only heightened in the last few years, as I naturally listen for the quality of tones, brought on by the quality of learning the arduous technique of playing that instrument later in life, just in the last 6 years. Now for the real of it, Frankie considers himself the big-industrial-farmer community's go-to guy, so, I am reckoning that he is referring to that well publicly enriched special interest group as "my people". From a historical and well archived point of consideration, there is a long history of Frankie Waters voting in a manner of unflinching support for Illegal Immigration, so it only stands to reason that this would be the case. If I am wrong here, please, anyone, let me know as to how I may be ... and do endeavor to be specific as I have a nature to be in everything I present. This comment, preserved for posterity as public record on BCN, is my way of stating what I know to be true as per this immediate recollection of an event overheard. |
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