A Crack In The Union - Shaw, Richard
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The western states of California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas have informed the state governors, President Obama and Congress that they are seceding from the fifty-state union as of today, July first. They broke this earth shattering news at the annual Governors conference held in Washington, D.C. The four western states want to break away from President Obama's socialistic government and form a new nation with a conservative government where the voices of the people are heard loud and clear. Since the Obama administration won't stop the flow of illegals from crossing their border, the four…mehr

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The western states of California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas have informed the state governors, President Obama and Congress that they are seceding from the fifty-state union as of today, July first. They broke this earth shattering news at the annual Governors conference held in Washington, D.C. The four western states want to break away from President Obama's socialistic government and form a new nation with a conservative government where the voices of the people are heard loud and clear. Since the Obama administration won't stop the flow of illegals from crossing their border, the four states will defend their southern borders with Mexico using their considerable military forces to stop the flow of illegal aliens, drug cartel members and Mexican military from crossing the border and entering their four states. Mexican Present Edwardo Longo was also informed that the entire two thousand mile border with Mexico will be closed immediately.
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Richard Shaw was ordained as a Catholic priest in 1968. Four years later he entered into jail/prison ministry and has remained in this vocation to the present. With a PhD in criminal justice he has taught as a part-time adjunct teacher in several colleges.