I’m sorry, I didn’t think that comment was difficult to understand. Having spend quite a bit of time in the “third world,” perhaps I’m assuming too much.
In most of the third world the societies are all made of people of the same basic heritage. That’s not true across the board, but it’s commonly the case. You can look throughout much of Central and South America for the template I’m referring to...people are generally poor and uneducated, and there is a ruling “class” among the population. But for the most part these third-world countries aren’t in the condition they’re in because of the conquest and occupation of another nation.
What we’re looking at in the US is something different. Once a great mass of illegals and their offspring achieves majority status in the US we will effectively been conquered from within...most probably without firing a shot. There won’t be a “ruling class” over a large mass of poor workers who are linked by a common heritage and language. There will be a conquering/ruling group made largely of a common heritage standing over smaller groups that together make up the minority.
When people talk about illegal immigration turning us into a third-world country, they’re missing the worst of it. My fear is that this situation isn’t going to evolve into a situation nearly as much like living in Lima Peru as it will be like living in Baghdad in the early 1990s. If what we see from the acts of a large number of illegals (see Newark and/or stories on MS-13 violence) currently living under the "fear" of US law is any indication of what's to come when they achieve majority status and fear the law no more, current US citizens should be very afraid of what's to come if we don't turn this immigration situation around, and quickly.
Add global warming laws into that mix and thus a relentlessly declining economy and we will have something like perpetual gang war throughout society with the government protecting the most aggressive gangs. Stock ammo but it will be hard to get after only a little while.