Posted on 03/12/2008 10:16:23 AM PDT by Clintonfatigued
Every time I read that speech I wonder about all the U.S. soldiers that have sacrificed for the U.S. Were they really fighting so Bush could declare that a "new America" - one that was bi-lingual - was what we wanted?
Did they sacrifice their lives for a country whose borders merely posed an inconvenience to mexicans and South Americans who wanted to come here?
Did they really die to defend the dilution of American culture?
I don't get it.
Your problem is that apparently you still think that Republicans and Conservatives are the same. They aren’t, and the Republican agenda is getting less conservative every day.
One can only come to the conclusion that he (and the rest of Washington with few exceptions) doesn’t want the border closed.
susie
A big giant AMEN!
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I think the powerful would like to see America become more like the third world because they like the idea of the separation of classes and the stability (for them) that comes with it.
In the third world wealth lasts, there are few risks to the powerful from enterprising ladder climbers since there is no ladder to climb.
bttt
There are only multinationals and groups like CFR, the Trilats, the Bilderbergs, etc.
They control what happens to the economy, where wars are fought, who our elected officials are and through the mass media and most likely the pharmaceutical industry, how we feel and think.
So if it sometimes feels like you're in the Twilight Zone...YOU ARE! Stay vigilant, Stay armed.
To get a more sophisticated view than “Republicans or Democrats”, start with the member list of the American Meat Insitute, which the is meat industry’s lobbyist and trade association and which has promoted “comprehensive immigration reform” in both 2006 and 2007.
Note also that AMI members like Hormel, tCargill, Tyson, and Libby have been repeatedly busted for hiring hundreds and more of illegals in their plants. It’s very well documented.
But that’s just a start. All major industries support similar associations, and they all support Amnesty through their trade associations (aka K Street Lobbyists).
The “Republicans vs Democrat” view is extrememly superficial and won’t provide you any answers at all.
>>>>>You are all missing the big picture here ...
There are only multinationals and groups like CFR, the Trilats, the Bilderbergs, etc.
whoa, that’s wayyyyy too big a picture for me, because I don;t believe in conspiracies.
“whoa, that’s wayyyyy too big a picture for me, because I don;t believe in conspiracies.”
Kinda makes my point. It’s hard for some to think outside the box.
>>>>>Kinda makes my point. It’s hard for some to think outside the box.
Why would you need to? See my #52 above.
You don’t need the CFR or Trilateral Commission to explain why the American Meat Institute, the Council Of Chain Food Restaurants, the American Home Builders Assoc., and the other trade associations are and have been actively lobbying in DC for for more unskilled, low-wage peasant laborers who don’t speak English and are generally compliant workers.
You’d certainly want to continue with an unskilled labor rate which is 40 to 60 percent LESS THAN that of the late-1970’s.
Again, there’s no need for shawdowy elitist machinations to explain this stuff.
He has the lobbyist for the chamber of commerce, Americas premiere slaver pusher, on his payroll, so you don't have much of a shot.
Bingo!!
I see what you are saying. Multi-National need cheap labor and bribe everyone to keep the doors open.....
I hope GOP is better than that......
Do you think these groups (your examples) act independently of each other? There has to be a cohesive force that binds them ideologically.
I'm simply taking it a step farther.
“I hope GOP is better than that......”
Look at their candidate for President.
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