The Key To Immigration Is Assimilation, Not Separatism

INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY ^ | Tuesday, August 26, 2003 | SEAN HIGGINS

[Regulator]

I work in a city in New Jersey, and already I cannot find anyone who speaks English for blocks and blocks on end. They are nearly all Hispanic, from Guatamala, Mexico, etc., living 12 people to a house, nearly all illegal

And I can show you an entire TOWN in California where the Mexican flag flies over the main street every day, and Mexican nationals (or rather "illegals", to be un-PC) are the OVERWHELMING majority (like, 85%). Five miles from the beach, and 500 miles north of the Mexican border.

Your children fight a revolution when the foreigners try to take over? Hell, you'll probably be around to watch if things continue the way they are.

No "nation" has ever been inundated this way in this short of a time and remained a "nation"!

[Regulator]

See #41 for a little background on my...ahem...intensity. I'd like to feel differently, and I did 15 years ago, but the last decade or so has radicalized me.

[Jeff Head]

I agree with what you are saying. If it does not change...and soon...we will be fighting a war against the illegals and their abettors to retain our freedom. I do not think it is an accident of history that it is happening. It is a willful act, on the part of many in our own government and amongst us, of treachory and treason.

When that time comes, you can bet that 99% of the legal immigrants, who came here to enjoy the very liberty, freedom and way of life we are losing, will be fighting right next to us. And I for one will be glad they are there.

I have written about the same, in a fictional sense, HERE