The fight has just begun on immigration

[Ohioan]

We need to keep the pressure up--and we need to expand the scope of the debate. The present dilemma has been developing over the past 42 years, since Teddy Kennedy in his first term in the Senate, was a part of the "Liberal" coalition, which reversed the National Origins policy of favoring immigrants from the nations of origin, to one which actually favored those least likely to assimilate into American communities.

The line of attack then, as now, was to besmirch the character and motives of those who wanted to keep America as it was; to preserve the Culture of the Founding Fathers, and the rooted peoples of the land. The argument by insult worked then, it has, tragically, continued to work since. Last night was a set back, but you may be absolutely certain, those who want to change the character of America, so that it will no longer differ substantially from others--and thus be far less likely to resist incorporation in some form of New World Order--will continue to use the same despicable tactics, to wear away our resistance.

Those of you, who may have been active in defending Conservative values in High School or College will, unless you went to a very unusual school, recall how distorted much of the course material presented was on subjects relevant to sovereignty vs. world orders, or on the question of ethnic continuity vs. "diversity." There are legions of brain-washed folk in education and the media, who truly believe that they have a mission to undermine what was achieved by the Founding Fathers.

So, once again, we realize that "eternal vigilence" is the price we must pay, for what we would maintain.

William Flax

[RightWhale]

The issue began with Columbus. Actually before that there was trade but nobody actually wanted to immigrate to this mosquito infested hellhole.

[B4Ranch]

>Mexico needs regime change.<

So do we.