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America The Infiltrated (Joseph Farah: We Don't Even Have The Will To Kick 'Em Out Alert)
Worldnetdaily.com ^ | 04/11/06 | Joseph Farah

Posted on 04/10/2006 11:45:51 PM PDT by goldstategop

You've got to hand it to Americans.

If ever there was a group of people more patient, more willing to turn the other cheek, more forgiving and tolerant – I just don't know who it would be.

Every day now, it seems, hundreds of thousands of ungrateful human parasites rally in American cities condemning their host country's lack of hospitality.

Think about this.

Somewhere around 20 million foreigners have entered this country illegally and stayed here – taking advantage of America's health-care system, educational system, welfare system, taxing its criminal justice system and competing for jobs with those at the very lowest of the economic ladder.

They have taken advantage of loopholes in our laws by dropping babies in this country who automatically become U.S. citizens, despite the illegal entry and presence of the parents.

They have forced Americans to spend hours a year listening to voice-mail operators give them language options. They have forced Americans to pay the cost of bilingual ballots and for Spanish translators at thousands of government agencies. The very character of our once-cohesive English-speaking country is threatened.

These invaders have made it easy for drug dealers, criminals and terrorists to hide behind the skirts of ordinary civilians.

After all this – and after U.S. officials steadfastly refuse to enforce the immigration and border security laws already on the books – amazingly, it is not Americans out in the streets protesting, it is the illegal invaders.

What is it that they are protesting?

The mere threat of action by lawmakers who have been asleep at the switch for the last 25 years. That's what has prompted this uprising by the army of illegal aliens within our midst.

I would have thought by now that hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of Americans would be rising up angry, filling the streets and protesting the destruction of their country. But that is not the case. It is the people destroying the country who are showing their strength.

And while these protesters hurl mean-spirited verbal attacks at their hosts – calling them bigots and racists and intolerant – Americans sit back and watch.

I'm afraid most Americans have been successfully fattened up for slaughter. We're just not the same people our forebears were. We're not willing to make sacrifices to preserve our freedom and independence and system of self-government. Washington knows this and has decided you are irrelevant.

As wrong as the illegal invaders are, you've got to hand it to them. They know how to push their weight around, and they are willing to march in the streets to get their way. How many Americans are willing to do that any more? How many are willing to make any sacrifice for the way of life they were given by their parents, grandparents and great-grandparents?

Brave men gave their lives for over two centuries to defend our Constitution, our independence and the right of the people to govern themselves under the rule of law. For what? So that a slow invasion over 25 years could take away everything Americans had so gallantly fought to protect?

I'm sitting here astonished today – watching the latest demonstrations in Phoenix and Dallas and Pittsburgh and all over the country. Thousands of non-Americans with nothing better to do than show their strength, wave their flags, thumb their noses at our laws and dare us to do something about it.

They are darn lucky I am not running the country. I would order mass arrests at these events, forcing every single participant to prove their legal right to be in this country or face deportation.

I keep hearing about how expensive it would be to find all of the illegals and deport them. They are making it very easy for us with these rallies. The fact that no one is even suggesting roundups shows just how far gone our country is.


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To: texastoo

"Well, we never had a say in the last election. Bush let the UN observers in to watch the elections or as some of you will argue for Bush "foreign observers". While losing our country we got 2 conservative judges (time will tell"

So you think electing RATS would be a better option ?


41 posted on 04/11/2006 12:42:22 AM PDT by Beagle8U (John McCain, you treasonous bastard)
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To: vik
To state that it is impossible for the US (the richest country on earth) to successfully fence off the Mexican border is either deliberately disingenuous or based on a lack of knowledge.

Bro, I'm on your side. A border fence is neither a budgetary nor technical problem - it's a political problem.

I happen to be one of those types of people that when faced with a situation that is rapidly getting out of control, I say seize the intiative and turn conditions to one's advantage.

Here's two issues that you can take to the bank: (1) no one is going to be deported, and (2) a border wall is not going to be built.

Not because either are too expensive, or that they would be too 'difficult'; rather, neither will occur but through sheer inertia.

Now, faced with this reality, what would you do? Sit back and play defense, or come to the conclusion that a new US, one that includes all of Mexico, is going to have to be created for the 21st century?

42 posted on 04/11/2006 12:45:46 AM PDT by lemura
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To: singfreedom
Sorry, I don't consider these infiltrators a "resource" or an "asset". Their need for social services, education, Social Security, etc., will never be covered by the (in your opinion) "menial" taxes they pay on their "menial" wages.

Better than the zero taxes we get at the present moment. And a work visa, which is what they're discussing, requires you to have a regular job. Bums get the boot.

There will be plenty of problems, but something is better than nothing.

They simply are not cost efficient, unless it's to some selfish, law-breaking employer--who may or may not pay adequate taxes.

It's less cost-efficient to attempt mass deportation or imprisonment.

43 posted on 04/11/2006 12:46:03 AM PDT by Zeroisanumber
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To: texastoo
"Don't get upset now. You will have your choice between the democrats one world order, the republican new world order and a 3rd party. No doubt the 3rd party is a loser after the first 2 losers."

No, I have another option, change the party from within and in the primaries. That is the only choice that makes sense.
44 posted on 04/11/2006 12:46:05 AM PDT by Beagle8U (John McCain, you treasonous bastard)
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To: Jim Robinson

No Jim, I don't, but there are plenty of republicans that need replaced...it's a place to start.


45 posted on 04/11/2006 12:46:30 AM PDT by Proud Conservative2 ("When people show you who they are...BELIEVE THEM the first time..." Maya Angelou)
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To: Proud Conservative2
"but there are plenty of republicans that need replaced...it's a place to start."

How many? Do you think we'll be better off with Pelosi running the House and Reid the Senate? Are we prepared to turnover all the committee chairs and majorities to Democrats?

46 posted on 04/11/2006 12:50:55 AM PDT by Jim Robinson
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To: Jim Robinson
No, I don't either. The GOP quite frankly has only bad options and we've you got bad options you take the least harmful of them. Amnesty and a guest worker program is out. That leaves enforcement only and a modest increase in legal immigration levels, perhaps through canceling quotas from Europe and increasing those with Mexico as the answer. If we're going to do it, we better do it the right way and if that's too hard, the next best thing is to do nothing. The worst we could do is give illegal immigration both lawful acceptance and official blessing.

(Denny Crane: "I Don't Want To Socialize With A Pinko Liberal Democrat Commie. Say What You Like About Republicans. We Stick To Our Convictions. Even When We Know We're Dead Wrong.")

47 posted on 04/11/2006 12:56:20 AM PDT by goldstategop (In Memory Of A Dearly Beloved Friend Who Lives On In My Heart Forever)
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To: Jim Robinson

"dump these freeloading politicians that do not have the best interest of America and Americans at heart"

"Do you really think the Democrat voters will dump their guys?"

Is the solution then to keep voting for the "freeloading politicians that do not have the best interest of America and Americans at heart"? Isn't that what's gotten us into this mess?


48 posted on 04/11/2006 12:56:58 AM PDT by Prokopton
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To: Jim Robinson

"Are we prepared to turnover all the committee chairs and majorities to Democrats?"


It appears that the Republicans aren't very concerned about this possibility. At least not the ones that should be.

What do you suggest those of us that are outraged at the behavior of our party do? Rewarding them by ignoring their lack of desire to protect America just doesn't work for me. They need punished(IMHO). I have a very short nose, but I am still willing to cut it off a little more.


49 posted on 04/11/2006 12:59:33 AM PDT by Proud Conservative2 ("When people show you who they are...BELIEVE THEM the first time..." Maya Angelou)
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To: lemura
Sorry, but having studied Latin American history, the last thing I want to do is "adopt" Mexico!!! Their ENTIRE history is plagued by the sort of thing we have been witnessing in the streets the last couple of weeks. They riot, or strike, at the drop of a hat, and most of them probably would never be able to even give you the reason "du jour".

In their culture, it is socially acceptable to take to the streets whenever slighted, be it real or imagined. In our culture it is, generally, not acceptable. To get an idea of what it could resemble, one need only look at France (where it is also socially acceptable) to riot, or call "general strikes", when a segment of the population is unhappy.

In the past, when they came in manageable numbers, they could/would be assimilated. Now they are coming in such overwhelming numbers, I am not sure they will ever be assimilated. If we were to try your plan and it didn't work, what options would be have to fix it? Could we just de-annex Mexico? The stakes are just too high, as with a general amnesty, to risk. It can't be undone. Whereas, strict border enforcement, with limited legal immigration would allow us to manage the number coming here. If the economy changed, numbers could be adjusted, up or down, accordingly. Border enforcement is key.

Sorry for the rant, but......
51 posted on 04/11/2006 1:00:35 AM PDT by singfreedom ("Victory at all costs,.......for without victory there is no survival."--Churchill--that's "Winston")
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To: Zeroisanumber
>Deportation will cost hundreds of billions.

Not if they self deport. Immediately cut off all educational resources, health care resources, housing, or employment. Make them ineligible for welfare. They'll self deport.

Of course, unless you're totally opposed to any plan that would make everyone accountable - including people who try and make a buck off the illegals.
52 posted on 04/11/2006 1:00:37 AM PDT by Old_Mil (http://www.constitutionparty.org - Forging a Rebirth of Freedom.)
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To: Old_Mil
Not if they self deport. Immediately cut off all educational resources, health care resources, housing, or employment. Make them ineligible for welfare. They'll self deport.

If it were that simple, we'd already have done it.

54 posted on 04/11/2006 1:04:00 AM PDT by Zeroisanumber
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To: Zeroisanumber
I'm more concerned about our failure to amend or eliminate the grotesque farm subsidies that we shell out every year. That, far more than anything else, speaks of a lack of political will to maintain ourselves as the preeminent nation.

Why yes; let's outsource our food supply to the lowest bidder. That will certainly allow us to maintain our status as a superpower. We've seen how well it's worked with oil.

55 posted on 04/11/2006 1:04:26 AM PDT by garandgal
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To: Jim Robinson
Do you really think the Democrat voters will dump their guys?

They just might. Every so often an issue comes along that's so big it shakes the world of politics to its foundations. Slavery and it's aftermath (civil rights, segregation, etc) and the great depression were two such events.

We may just be living through a time when a third such event has made its presence known.
56 posted on 04/11/2006 1:05:58 AM PDT by Old_Mil (http://www.constitutionparty.org - Forging a Rebirth of Freedom.)
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To: Zeroisanumber; MNJohnnie; goldstategop

Well, there is the option that General Trujillo took against the Haitian illegals in the Dominican Republic. Don't think the American people have the stomach for that though...


57 posted on 04/11/2006 1:06:31 AM PDT by Clemenza (I Just Wasn't Made for These Times)
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To: Proud Conservative2

I suggest we work as hard as possible to elect conservatives. But whatever we do, we do not willingly give up the majority. It could be decades before we ever get it back.


58 posted on 04/11/2006 1:06:39 AM PDT by Jim Robinson
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To: Jim Robinson

This may sound stupid and I might get my butt kicked for saying it but, I think a "bad" Republican is way better than a "good" Democrat...


59 posted on 04/11/2006 1:07:22 AM PDT by republican4ever
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To: Zeroisanumber
If it were that simple, we'd already have done it.

It is that simple; the reason that we haven't already done it is that a percentage of Democrats is eager to legalize these people so they gain a new group of "kept voters". A percentage of Republicans is eager to let them stay to keep wages low, regardless of the cost to the nation. As usual, follow the money. A funny thing just might happen this time though...money can buy advertising, but they won't buy you more than one pull inside the ballot box.
60 posted on 04/11/2006 1:08:49 AM PDT by Old_Mil (http://www.constitutionparty.org - Forging a Rebirth of Freedom.)
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