Does anyone know what the message at the statue of liberty says??
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I know what it doesn't say \n"Get back on your boat and go home"\n\nIf only more people could remember that and the fact that their ancestors travelled here too from abroad in search of a better life.....
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Yeah, I think it's saying that something has no meaning or worth.\n\n"Oh no you di'n floccinaucinihilipilificate me!"
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Not sure who the "you" in this message is supposed to be, but it does not sound like that party is on this forum.\n\nYou'll have to send your complaint to the right channel, this is not the place.\n\nGood luck!
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Interesting. Where did you find the quote?
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"I pledge allegiance"\n(I promise to be true)\n\n"to the flag"\n(to the symbol of our country) \n\n"of the United States of America"\n(each state that has joined to make our country) \n\n"and to the Republic"\n(a republic is a country where the people choose others to make laws for them -- the government is for the people)\n\n"for which it stands,"\n(the flag means the country) \n\n"one Nation"\n(a single country)\n\n"under God,"\n(the people believe in a supreme being) \n\n"indivisible,"\n(the country cannot be split into parts)\n\n"with liberty and justice"\n(with freedom and fairness)\n\n"for all." \n(for each person in the country...you and me!)\n\nThe pledge says you are promising to be true to the United States of America!
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To find out what this next line is supposed to say!
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http://www.gowinsouls.com/\n\nClick on the the picture below "NEW! THIS IS AN AWESOME MESSAGE IN EVERY WAY!"  By Jason Sciscoe
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It is possible there may have been some sort of translating of such I guess... I just don't see how numbers are going to tell you anything. Nor do I see why you'd code a message meant to be heard. Anyway, it's possible, though I doubt the reliability. \n\nFor example, I could say the St. Louis Cardinals will win the Series next year. That would be prophetic, in a general sense. Whether or not it's a true prophecy or a false prophecy, that can't be told until next year's Series. So in the terms that the History Channel often uses, there are many things that could be considered prophetic.\n\nBut if you look at the meaning of prophecy, it's not just a guess-at-something-and-hope-it-comes-true deal. In that case it would be pointless and meaningless. A prophecy is a message from God to his people, and is always a promise or a warning. The only way to test a prophecy is simply to see if it comes true. Though, if you read the Bible, there are plenty of prophecies you'd rather not have occur. If God wants to tell his people something, it makes no sense at all that it would be in code.\n\n\nAnd, to one of these responses, there are thousands of "early" Bibles, and they are in several different languages.
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I was there so many years gone by ...\nMy message was much like a sigh ...\nMany did not understand ..\nMy life was taken by their hand ....\nThe truth is still there for those who seek to find ..\nFirst you must overcome the obstancles of mind ..\nIt is repeated over and over again\nRead 'tween the lines and listen not to man.
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Context as follows: giving up liberty only gives you tyranny it doesn't give you safety.  Benjamin Franklin and his fellow British citizens gave up their liberty to a king so that he would protect them but he really only repressed them, thus the revolution was born.
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It means a quotation or saying
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Its something she says directly. There are many quote sites out there that I am sure you can use to find things by her. Good luck!!
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it is saying:\nwhat problems did World War II end, and what problems did it create
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Please ignore any babelfish translations as they'll be a load of rubbish, especially in this special context. \n\nIn order:\n\n1 One last push and we're there (Lit meaning 'one last effort and we will have it)\n\n2 The French Infantry at war (Lit. 'the French Infantry in battle')\n\n3 The success of our african army and colonial troups (Lit. The day of the african army and colonial troupes)\n\n4 The French marine soldier's gala will take place Wednesday 24th May 1916 at 2pm at 'La Comedie Francaise' sponsored by the Minister of the Marines and the Under Secretary of State and Art. A benifit event for the work done, and a gift from France to her marine soldiers\n\n5 (I'll translate only the main message at the bottom). 'Frenchmen!, everyone sign up to the 4th drafting of 'La Defense Nationale'. (The French army).
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Yep.  I got this email today.  Sums it up nicely.\n\n"Recently large demonstrations have taken place across the country protesting the fact that Congress is finally addressing the issue of illegal immigration.  Certain people are angry that the U.S. might protect its own borders, might make it harder to sneak into this country and, once here, to stay indefinitely.  Let me see if I correctly understand the thinking behind these protests.\n \nLet's say I break into your house.  Let's say that when you discover me in your house, you insist that I leave.  But I say, "I've made all the beds and washed the dishes and did the laundry and swept the floors; I've done all the things you don't like to do.  I'm hard-working and honest (except for when I broke into your house)."\n \nAccording to the protesters, not only must you let me stay, you must add me to your family's insurance plan and provide other benefits to me and to my family (my husband will do your yard work because he too is hard-working and honest, except for that breaking in part).  If you try to call the police or force me out, I will call my friends who will picket your house carrying signs that proclaim my right to be there.  It's only fair, after all, because you have a nicer house than I do, and I'm just trying to better \nmyself.  I'm hard-working and honest . um, except for ... well, you know.\n \nAnd what a deal it is for me!!   I live in your house, contributing only a fraction of the cost of my keep, and there is nothing you can do about it without being accused of selfishness, prejudice and being anti-housebreaker.\n \nDid I miss anything?  Does this sound reasonable to you?  If it does, grab a sign and go picket something.    If this sounds insane to you, call your senators and enlighten them because they are stumbling in the darkness right now and really need your help."\n \nLinda Myers\nApril 10, 2006 -  New-Sentinel
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Full quote:\n\n"If Tyranny and Oppression come to this land, it will be in the guise of fighting a foreign enemy."\n\nFear is a very powerful weapon.  When the people of a community or nation are fearful of an outside force threatening their lives they will give up freedoms for the assurance of safety.  It's always easier to incite fear when the enemy is "not one of us."\n\nAs an example....\n\nSome say this is what George W. Bush did over four years ago after September 11, 2001.  The United States was in shock.  An enemy had entered our country, done great damage to property and killed thousands of people.  Nothing of this magnitude had happened like this since Pearl Harbor.\n\nIn an attempt to cut off any future terrorist attacks the President proposed and Congress passed new laws that made sweeping changes in privacy laws allowing oversight and intrusion hitherto not seen before in the U.S.\n\nGenerally a majority of the American public has supported these limitations.  The danger lies, as Madison pointed out, in making sure that these changes are kept in check.