thank you,glad to be back too. bye MIKE’S AMERICA,have a good day.

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@ilovebeeswarzone: Hey Bees! Glad you found us again…. Looks like we had another server problem!

Thanks for letting me know we are back on the air!

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WHERE WHERE YOU FA? i was looking all over for you;i thought i had lost you; nice to be back, bye

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@Althor: Althor, Your right on! I’ve been asking that question for a while. Put that thought on every website you visit and maybe we can get some thing done? If millions of Americans start asking that question, there will be no amnesty, period!

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DR.D;on 38,;we should put a sign to warn the whoever illegals are crossing on the border,that planes will randomly throw some dynamites in various locations along the border;and apply it ;they would have been warn;and it would also create a deep ridge fence unpasseble. it is a bit more than having them tatoo,but that was not accepted by one commenter who was outrage of this idea.as a former officer of the law. bye

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RALLY’ROUND THE FLAG: hi,you make me think and regret that the PROVINCE OF QUEBEC has not succeded ; to want to separate from CANADA some years ago ;they almost did ,49 to 50,but the canadien PM had open the door wide to refugys and immigrants sending them in QUEBEC; today it would be impossible to do;but CANADA would not accept to that 3 countrys deal and the world deal also,as the AMERICANS,i am sure they both would fight on the street against it;we don’t care for having the MEXICO incorporate in a murging with us also. bye

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Rally ‘ Round The Flag
There are startling statistcs about the current drug cartel war taking place in Mexico. Over 22,700
Mexicans (innocent or other) have been murdered in the past year. Moreover 3,365 Mexicans have died
by the cartels during the period of Jan.-March. A U.S. Consulate employee and his wife were murdered
in Juarez, recently and 50 people were killed last weekend alone, 4 victims be-headed. The U.S. Government last year gave 2 bil. to Mexico in an effort to bolster Mexican law enforcement. What choice does this offer our border states that are being over run with crime and rampant infusion of non-
Americans? It is about time that Arizona (and perhaps other states) stand up and formulate legislation
based upon federal immigration laws. Our border states have a right to enforce the existing federal laws
discrimination is just an excuse. There are many latino persons who have come here legitimately (personal friends) that understand and respect the laws of this great nation.

Unfortunaley, this administration will not take action, because of the bigger picture ahead.
The North American Union of Canada, Mexico and the U.S. is immenent. The illegals in this country
will be granted citizenship and Puerto Rico may soon be our 51st state. Unfortunately, there is a
definite agenda, and the American people are just pawns in the game. When will Americans stand up?

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@Dr. D

You still do not understand all the implications. Nor have you done the proper research here. (Perhaps you don’t care so you are simply being lazy). Identity theft is not a laughing matter.

Currently, if someone else has stolen your SSN and is putting money in your Social Security account, you very well may not benefit from their crime. The Social Security Administration may review the deposits, and if they clearly are not the same person, The Social Security Administration does not further investigate or arrest the fraudster. Nor will they credit your account. They simply create a flag under those deposits that they know will never be collected on, then dump the cash in the general fund.

There is one other consideration with someone having stolen your identity and that is the IRS. There have been cases where the IRS has gone after the taxpayer who owns the SSN for not including in their tax report, the wages earned by the identity thief as and reported by their employer. (This is what happened in the case of my Mother-In-Law and how she found out about it. Luckily the IRS agreed that she could not be working simultaneously in New England and Southwest America. Had the identity thief been working closer, say in New York City, it would have been harder for her to prove that it wasn’t her.)

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@ ditto I think I do understand about how identity theft works, and I understand your point about the significance of stolen SSNs. On the other hand, if someone else wants to pay into my SS account, I have no problem with that, just as long as they do not thereby pass themselves off as me. This is where we get into trouble with the fact that we were assured that the SSN would “never” be used as as national ID number. Ha, Ha, Ha.

I love your admonition, “Do proper research first.” I have spent my whole life doing research and writing papers, etc., so this is really rich.

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@Dr. D

You clearly don’t understand the facts about identity theft. Do proper research first, before wrongly assuming that only dead people have had their Social Security Numbers stolen. Only some stolen SSN’s belong to deceased individuals. Many are stolen from people who are still quite alive, including those SSN numbers that belong to children. My mother in-law was alive and a literature professor when she learned that here Identity including her SSN had been stolen. Some young people have applied for credit when reaching adulthood only to find that they had a poor credit rating because some scumbag had been using their SSN for years. It is not uncommon for there to be a multiple of individuals using a victim’s SSN. That is why Americans are being told by experts that they need to check their credit ratings regularly, (Hint: your credit ratings are tied to your SSN.)

Identity thieves steal identities from a wide variety of places, (Including businesses records, doctors offices, financial institutions, employers, etc…) and a valid SSN is crucial for this identity theft to work. An identity collector may sell the same identity information (including SSNs) to untold numbers of illegal aliens and other criminals. The expense of repairing your credit and other damage done can be staggering. Incidentally, some people are collecting from a dead spouse’s SSN account (perfectly legally if the spouse was the family bread-winner.) The reason I suggested that the funds go into the victims Social security Account is because it may be the only way they recoup a portion of their financial losses.

http://www.ssa.gov/pubs/10064.html
http://www.ehow.com/way_5234733_can-social-security-number-used_.html
http://www.webcpa.com/news/Tax-Returns-May-Have-Used-Stolen-IDs-54023-1.html

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