E.U. Solution to U.S. Illegal Immigration

Santa Monica Mirror ^ | May 4 - 10, 2006 | Steven Hill

[patriciaruth]

What you are saying is that you don't believe in representative democracy. If you personally aren't making and concuring with all the decisions, then you hate the system.

[MissAmericanPie]

Muslims demonstrating and rioting in the streets of France. Illegals demonstrating and rioting in the streets of the USofA. Seems to me we are already there without spending billions of dollars to be like Old Europe.

[endthematrix]

Nope. And it's a great straw man.

[patriciaruth]

Better than your straw man. ;-)

[hedgetrimmer]

What you are saying is that you don't believe in representative democracy

No, that is what You are saying.

[TAdams8591]

Agreed.

[patriciaruth]

Well, it's been fun, folks; but it's my husband's turn at the internet. Any further discussion will have to wait till tomorrow.

Cheers!
Patty

[endthematrix]

"This is a representative democracy."

Aiming for global plutocracy.

[MissAmericanPie]

After thought. Vicente Fox said in Monterey Mexico during the International meeting per he and Bush's discussions in Crawford, Texas, that the USofA, Canada, and Mexico WILL, not maybe, unite under one umbrella with American wages dropping to meet Mexico's rising wages.

So that would seem to me to indicate that our politicians do have a plan for sending billions in dollars to Mexico following the E.U. template. They are already planning to send 35 billion from our broken Social Security system to Mexico for distribution. So my suspicion is not all that far fetched.

[eazdzit]

Earthdweller Posted: "the right is currently counter moving to keep from being over run."

You responded: "Nope the parties are hand in glove on this one."

AGREED That's why I call them PuboCrats.

Here is some info on the EU.

While talking about Europe............Jose Maria Azner, former Spanish Prime Minister, said in a speech on October 24,1905 Excerpt:

......"We(Europe) need to define new policies in two essential areas: terrorism and immigration.

Regarding terrorism" .................. "we must accept the fact that we are at war, a war declared against us by islamic fundamentalists". ...........we have the right and duty to defend our societies............

Regarding immigration, .......the multiculture experiment has failed.

He also mentions the onset of globalization and the negative reaction the general population had to it.

In this country the general public seems to be unaware that we are well into implementing "Globalization"

We talk about how to fix the border problem, when in fact the plan calls for open borders and free flow of workers and goods.

Our dear leaders are afraid to admit this and have, paid shills and volunteers, all over the internet disrupting dialog, Hijacking threads and trying to prevent the spreading of this knowledge.

Go to numbers.com ( or however you can get it done) and fax your senator. Tell them that they will be targeted with a campaign to vote against them, if they support Bush's guest worker plan with a path to citizenship.

Ignore the SHILL'S AND NWO Lackeys.

:)Easy Does It:)

[Earthdweller]

"Our dear leaders are afraid to admit this and have, paid shills and volunteers, all over the internet disrupting dialog, Hijacking threads and trying to prevent the spreading of this knowledge."

Well, personally I don't think it take a genius to see it but that's just me.

I think it's more like the general public does not spend time talking about it. They are more concerned about getting to work and feeding their families. Not everyone spends days upon end dwelling on world leaders and events. JMHO

You will just have to admit..we have too much time on our hands to think. It may be a curse. LOL.

[azhenfud]

I have a much simpler one. Do away with the minimum wage.

Allow anyone from anywhere access into the US as long as they have a document from their country of origin.

If they can take a job Americans won't do, allow the employer to apply the current exchange rate of their home country to the labor rate.

Ie. China's exchange rate to the US dollar is roughly 0.1209. If a job usually pays an American worker $18/hr, we should allow employers to pay Chinese laborers $2.18/hr. Mexico's rate is roughly 0.0909. An $18/hr job ought justly net the Mexican $1.64/hr. India's exchange rate is....well, you get the picture...

Free markets ought be just that. Either they are free, or they aren't.

[antisocial]

Sad day for America!

There will be many here on this thread that will think this is wonderful.

[antisocial]

"We really don't want of that bad medicine here. The person that cooked up this idiotic scheme ought to live in the rough parts of Paris for a month before spewing this crap all over our bandwidth."

Exactly, but the real problem is this is what Bush wants for us.

[Final Authority]

Let's see, we can have EU style socialism, EU style high unemployment, EU style ethnic riots in the street, EU style throat cutting in the street, EU style euthanasia, EU style drug use, or, we can have American style constitutional government, enforcement of laws, apprehension of criminal aliens and their employers, and when that doesn't finish the job, American style might, of weaponry and barriers to our nation.

Let me think...I'll take the later, thank you, thank you very much.

[antisocial]

"I second the motion for Hill to jump off a cliff."

Hill is merely trying to explain what has been suggested by CFR and is already being implemented by our benevolent government.

[Final Authority]

Your last post is precisely why, if we believe in our free constitutional republic, the values of our forefathers, the culture that has made the USA the greatest nation on Earth, that we cannot allow the status quo to continue in the next two elections. We must cause as much mischief to the political system as possible. We must begin a strong third party presence and kick out the GOP from the majority, that is, if we are to save our nation from the likes of the CFR, CATO, WTO, and world government NGOs in general.