Posted on 07/23/2010 4:34:18 PM PDT by bd476
Ellis Island, Not Gilligan’s Island
Fremont’s citizens have the right of self-defense. And those who wish to defend America’s borders, language, and culture would do well to read either of veteran muckraker Kevin Sherlock’s 2010 books which examine immigration during a time when we did it right.
“Ellis Island Scrapbook” is kinder and gentler (relatively speaking) and “When America Did Immigration Right” is meaner and harsher. Both books cover the Ellis Island Era, when we actually had standards to keep out loafers, criminals, wage-depressing contract workers, illegals, criminals and moral degenerates, and those who hated American institutions and would not assimilate.
Both books are aggressively and cheerfully pro-American, both celebrate Judeo-Christian heritage, and both explain what it took to become an American in an era when the American people expected assimilation and frequently backed it up physically. The books argue the Ellis Island approach with updated techniques could make Americans much safer.
These books underwent subject expert scrutiny and passed with flying colors. These books have the endorsement of Congresswoman Michele Bachmann, Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio, and talk show host Rusty Humphries. They also have the appreciation of Americans ranging from Minutemen and tea partiers who like his patriotism and attacks on the Nanny State to blacks who appreciate the spotlight Sherlock put on anti-black hatred (especially by feminists and progressives) and the accomplishments of American blacks, to Orthodox Jews and Eastern Orthodox Christians who appreciate how Sherlock attacked jihadists, Nazis, and Reds who murdered people of their blood.
Sherlock is an immigration restriction advocate who celebrates Hispanic culture instead of slighting it; he is a Catholic and has some Spanish heritage.
“Ellis Island Scrapbook” covers abortion in Europe in the 1800s and 1900s, explains why abortionists feared execution, spotlights Nazi abortionists who attacked Slavic and Jewish women, and covers the impact of bisexual racist Margaret Sanger on immigration. (She railed against the poor, blacks, Catholics, Jews, American Indians, and Hispanics. She argued for forcibly sterilizing the poor.)
“When America Did Immigration Right” covers the relationship of “white slavery” and abortion in America, and also covers the impact of Margaret Sanger on immigration and the abortion trade. Sherlock discusses La Sanger like guys at a bar would, pointing out she was essentially a globetrotting bisexual whore who lied about her credentials as a nurse (she didn’t have a nurse’s license, setting an example for many Planned Parenthood staffers), she hated the poor, and she chased a series of Euros (males and females) ranging from starched English degenerates to Stalinist comrades who treated her like the easily available slut she was. He also covers the fight against “white slavery,” which actually targeted most girls, regardless of age or religion of parents.
Each book has 260 color and black & white pictures, and numerous maps. “Ellis Island Scrapbook” has more European history and vignettes; “When America Did Immigration Right” has more American history and an analysis of why the present day immigration can be called “Gilligan’s Island,” not “Ellis Island.”
Check out the Brennyman Books website for info on both books. Sherlock is at his teaching and conversational best. You will not be bored!
As opposed to "a discriminatory effect on those who look or sound like US American citizens."
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