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“See Photos of Vintage Coca-Cola Signs from New York City to Bangkok” A Reblog of a Misleading posting to a Jewish Country Hater, with a commentary by John J. Rigo, Texas’ Poet and Commentator, copyright 2015

Posted in Has ISIS penetrated WordPress?, tagged , , , , on February 5, 2015| Leave a Comment »

Of  special note on February 5th,2015:  This WordPress Blogger has attempted to hide the offensive posting mentioned in this posting by burying it below about two dozen postings.  Patience will reveal it. 

This Reblog on the Cola signs is misleading by this WordPress member who has become a follower of my site. Going just past the posting you will come across a posting that  attacks the Jewish Nation with “hints” that the posting is “ISIS” inspired.  A posting showing the flag of Israel in a Toilet, and a nude little boy pissing on the Flag of Israel. One of the reasons I have removed the “Likes” posting ability off my poetry site is that I have a feeling like all media in this country, the ISIS terrorist are using the WordPress platform for communication between themselves. Hopefully, the CIA and FBI will take a closer look at this individual and observe why his “following posting” cannot be Reblogged. I myself am a retired Catholic and think of myself still as a Christian who believes Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior. I have asked this jerk to unfollow me. His “respect” comment on his blog site is strictly a ploy and misleading. What he reposts shows his hate for both Christianity and the Jewish Nation, which I believe is the United States closest friend in the world in spite of President Obama. If anyone can advice me on how to block a “Follower” I would be appreciative.

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See Photos of Vintage Coca-Cola Signs from New York City to Bangkok.

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“Today Was My Birthday” copyright 2015, John J. Rigo, upcoming poetry book, “Passion Amidst Apathy”

Posted in God Sheds Tears for Man, tagged , , on February 4, 2015| Leave a Comment »

Today was my Birthday.

Approaching three-quarters of a century

on the planet Earth. 

Praise to my Lord and Savior

Jesus Christ for the many blessings

He has rendered me.

 

Author unknown. Courtesy of Google Image search.

Author unknown. Courtesy of Google Image search.

My thoughts turned to God today.

I thought how many tears He shared today.

on the sadness of man upon the earth.

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“The One Change in Our Laws: That Would Change the Future of the United States” copyright 2013 John J. Rigo, Texas’ Commentator

Posted in A Change In Our Immigration Laws that would change the Country, A Necessary Change for our Immigration Laws, What we Can Do to Change Our Immigration Laws in 2015 by Texas' Commentator John J. Rigo, tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on February 4, 2015| Leave a Comment »

Courtesy of birthtourism.wordpress.com

Today the United States of America is on a dangerous path in its future.  On our current course we now have a nation where the average ethics, approach to excellence, average intelligence of our citizens is falling to new lows within U.S. society.  By the very nature of our immigration programs, have we brought the strength of our country to a new low. 

A country that allows its borders open to any illegal immigrant looking to drop their child on U.S. soil speaks volumes of the changes that need to be made to our immigration laws.  Defining what makes a true U.S. citizen should go beyond dropping a baby on our soil. 

Each child that is born on our shores by an illegal in this country represents hundreds of thousands of dollars in “Freebies” in community services, education and food stamps over the lifetime of now, what is now a “Legal, U.S. Citizen Child.”  This is a burden that the middle class U.S. Citizen of our country can no longer afford. 

We, as a country need to redefine what constitutes a legal U.S. Citizen.  A child born of a mother who is not a U.S. citizen should not automatically become a U.S. Citizen.  In fact the requirement should be for a child to have the status of a U.S. citizen should be that both parents be U.S. citizens at the time of the birth of that child.

By Line:  John Rigo is a first generation Italian.  Mr. Rigo’s Father came to the U. S. at age 16 thru Ellis Island from Northern Italy in 1926.  Mr. Rigo fondly remembers that his Father had two main goals in life.  One, was to become an American citizen, and Two, to speak excellent English to where no one would know he was a foreigner, he achieved both goals.

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“February 2nd, 2015, Chris Kyle Day,” copyright 2015, John J. Rigo, Texas’ Poet and Commentator

Posted in A WordPress Memorial to Chris Kyle Day on February 2nd 2015 in Texas, tagged , , , , , on February 1, 2015| Leave a Comment »

Chris Kyle Day on February 2nd, 2015 in the state of Texas. A salute by a Texas' poet and Commentator, John J. Rigo, copyright 2015. Picture courtesy of Google Image Search.

Chris Kyle Day on February 2nd, 2015 in the state of Texas. A salute by a Texas’ poet and Commentator, John J. Rigo, copyright 2015. Picture courtesy of Google Image Search.

The new Governor of Texas has declared February 2nd, 2015 as Chris Kyle Day.  To the family and friends of Chris, our condolences at their loss.  A special salute to Chris this day from our family to you, for being the hero, that we only hope to be, in the love, the passion and heroism you demonstrated for America.

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