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FP: Why wouldn’t the Bush administration secure our borders? What are the advantages of leaving them unsecured? Is it too politically incorrect to secure them?
Farah: I've asked this question myself over and over. It is the most frequently asked question I hear from my radio audience and from the thousands of emails I receive from readers. President Bush candidly said it was a matter of cheap labor a few months ago. I believe that is dead wrong. I don't believe there is anything cheap about this labor. It is bankrupting our health-care system. It is taking jobs away from law-abiding American citizens. It is raising crime rates and it is threatening our national security.

No, I believe there is another more sinister reason. There is a master plan for global governance being plotted in meetings of groups like the Council on Foreign Relations. You can read its reports. And, I believe this open-borders policy is a direct result of those plans, which have been secretly adopted by our highest leaders, including President Bush.

From the Front Page article

http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=18986

For the CFR report referred to, go here

http://www.cfr.org/pdf/NorthAmerica_TF_final.pdf

I will admit that it is hard to see the reason why TPTB do not close the borders/get serious about illegal immegrants. It is clear they want the illegals here. And I agree, the cheap labor can't be the only reason. It may be cheaper for some businesses and employers, but it socks taxpayers and the cities and states who bear the brunt of the wave.

There has to be another reason. There's also the politcs of buying voter blocks, and that's bad enough. Bush and the GOP better step up to the plate with this or they're going to find a lot of loyal voters won't be able to stomach voting for them next time. Just an observation.

That CFR's hands are unclean to say the least (FILTHY) is pretty much obvious by this time in it's approx 84 year history. It's even been outed by former members who were senior level military officers. There are a number of excellent books on the entire sordid history and impact CFR has had on our lives. These are on my FReeper home page, but just a short list would include:
The Creature From Jekyll Island by G. Edward Griffin
Shadows of Power by James Perloff
None Dare Call it Conspiracy by Gary Allan
Hope of the Wicked by Ted Flynn
Global Tryanny: Step by Step by William F. Jasper

Want to open your eyes wide? Read the list. Want to be labelled a conspiracy nutcase with a TINFOIL HAT? No? I don't blame you. So read the list anyway and don't TELL anybody! However, it's waaaay too late for me. My tinfoil hat has a little propeller on top that spins and glows when I read about CFR. The sad thing is that you'll know the VERIFIED (not theoretical) truth while those who ridicule will likely be very surprised when it all happens....maybe sooner than later.