Posted on 06/17/2007 5:09:20 AM PDT by GFritsch
I have been sitting here reading “Best of the Immigration Fact Check: Top 10 Common Myths” published June 8, 2006 on the White House web site. Point by point brought up by the in-house Reconquista there, I asked questions. But then, the questions became repeated.
The White House and Congress have had 42 years to straighten out the problem of illegal immigration. Now President Bush, John McCain and Ted Kennedy are telling us they will take care of everything, everything, with this sweeping immigration reform bill.
My question is HOW!
Forty-two years is an awful long time. And in the time 3,000,000-plus illegals have been given amnesty while another 12-20 million more illegals have invaded our country. It took a few of these illegals two attempts to bring down the World Trade Center. One succeeded. Illegals drove an airliner into the Pentagon.
Our southern border is with a country that has an inept, incompetent government that harbors resentment against us because of their envy and the incompetence all of their preceding governments since Santa Anna. They live on the premise of “you give, we take” form of governing as they take from their citizens and give them nothing in return. They pander to the American politician hoping that they can distract the American citizen from the fact that Mexico wants to takeover the American southwest. Or are our politicians in bed with them.
In the meantime, we have politicians, including the great and wonderful President George W. Bush, working with Robert Pastor, to build a North American Union with their Security and Properity Program (SPP).
Included in that plan is the probable confiscation of a strip of land from Laredo, Texas right through the middle of the United States to Kansas City, Missouri and beyond to Canada. It includes giving Mexico exclusive control over a segment of Kansas City as a port for the inspection of goods rolling on that strip of land that will be roughly 1200 feet wide. That is almost a quarter of a mile wide. They are trying something like that right down here in Yuma, Arizona with Union Pacific Railroad.
I am sorry but I do not buy allowing any country so much power over my country. It is obvious that Mexico is poorly governed. The government of Mexico has no control over roughly 35 of their own states. These states are controlled by a paramilitary group known as Zeta, and several drug cartels. And our government is going to trust that Mexico can properly inspect containers and trucks coming up from their Pacific port. Hell, our own government cannot or will not even do that.
This new amnesty program the politicians are flaunting as sweeping immigration reform is nothing more than more dumbing down of our school systems, destruction of our hospitals and social programs and depressing of wages for the American taxpayer. To reject this bill will be almost as great an accomplishment as was the signing of the Declaration of Independence and the production and ratification of the US Constitution of the United States. There is nothing good about this bill and WE THE PEOPLE need to insure that our politicians understand that this program, this bill that is worth nothing more that to find its way to the outhouse will be defeated or those who sidle up to President Bush, John McCain and Ted Kennedy should start looking for a new profession.
Any politician supporting and/or voting for SPP/NAU is committing treason.
And should be dealt with accordingly.
Every damned one of them.
“Yeppers. That’s to help people understand the NAU is not FICTION.”
It makes me wonder about a number of Freepers that were absolutely vehement in their denial of the NAU.
Starting.....now.
There's still a ton, and I've been sounding the alarm, with others, for going on 3 years now, I think...
Let’s go! Let it proceed from here!
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