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One Reporter's Opinion: A Pox on Mr. Fox (Or, why America is becoming owned by Mexico)
Newsmax ^ | 1/10/03 | George Putnam

Posted on 1/11/2003, 8:08:12 PM by hoosierskypilot

It is this reporter's opinion that there are very few political figures, top to bottom, that have the guts to put their political well-being on the line, taking a stand on the continuing invasion of illegal aliens across our porous borders.

There are two who have taken a stand: Congressman Ron Paul, R-Texas, and Congressman Tom Tancredo, R-Colo.

Tancredo was recently re-elected in spite of vicious attacks by his own local Denver Post and others; he was re-elected by a margin of two to one. The congressman told me that at times in the weeks before the election, things didn't seem so bright. But even the Denver Post, which had bitterly attacked his position on immigration, did a turnabout and reluctantly backed him, at the same time recommending that Republicans find a candidate more suitable in the next election.

Tancredo gained national attention when he blasted the current immigration policies, stating that the present situation is in place to a high degree because of support from both the Democratic and Republican parties. He said, "The Democratic Party sees it as a source of a lot of potential votes and the Republican Party sees it as a source of a lot of cheap labor."

Only yesterday I spoke with Congressman Ron Paul, who speaks loud and clear that we are now facing a global Social Security giveaway. He refers to what we have recently discussed as the hijacking of our Social Security system – a looming deal between the administration and the government of Mexico, which would make hundreds of thousands of Mexican citizens eligible for U.S. Social Security benefits.

The centerpiece of the agreement would be a so-called "totalization," which would mean that even if a Mexican citizen did not work in the U.S. long enough to qualify for Social Security, the number of years he/she worked in Mexico would be added to bring up the total and thus make the Mexican worker eligible for cash transfers from the U.S.

Thousands of foreigners who would qualify for our Social Security benefits actually came to the U.S. illegally and worked here illegally.

This proposed agreement is nothing more or less than a financial reward to those who have willingly and knowingly violated our immigration laws and have thumbed their noses at our precious sovereignty.

How many more thousands would break the law to come to this country if promised U.S. government paychecks for life? We would be creating a global welfare state on the back of the American taxpayer.

There are approximately 18 million Mexican immigrants living in the U.S. It is all but impossible to determine how many illegals are here. The Mexican government, under President Vicente Fox and his Marxist assistant, Jorge Castaneda, is working daily on a planned takeover of America. Fox is determined to bring about dual citizenship and to wipe out all borders on his drive toward "globalization."

Fox repeatedly called upon us to treat his Mexican nationals "safe, comfortable, legal, and orderly" and the attitude of police persecution must be abandoned and be perceived as a labor and social phenomenon.

He is also telling us that we must accept the drag-down level of corrupt, impoverished, backward degradation his own country has experienced 70 years under the PRI and his own present-day economic and social chaos – a nation whose citizens are fleeing from their country to ours, at the rate of millions per decade.

Hispanics are now the largest minority group in America at 12.6 percent, and Mexicans make up half of that population. The Mexican government is well on its way to wielding significant influence over U.S. policy, relying upon the loyalties of 18 million dual citizens within our borders.

Let's face it, President Fox, with your sagging economy and unrealized campaign promises, you are fighting for your political life in what is fast becoming a Third World country. But why must our president, Senate, Congress and immigration authorities bail you out in your struggle to survive?

It's time for American citizens of all political stripes to stand up for the continuation of the sovereignty of our great nation. Let's stop this horrendous giveaway. Let's stop "totalization" and "globalization."

Dare I say it, a pox on Mr. Fox.


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I will not vote for Bush, again. I won't live to see it, but America is going to forfeit its identity in favor of being pc.
1 posted on 1/11/2003, 8:08:12 PM by hoosierskypilot
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2 posted on 1/11/2003, 8:12:16 PM by Anti-Bubba182
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To: hoosierskypilot
"I will not vote for Bush, again"

i know if i don't vote for bush there is no chance for any immigration reform. no democrat will do anything about it, and there are only a few republicans that would do something about it. i have blind hope bush will see the error of his ways. looks like the volunteers on the border are about all we have in the near future.
3 posted on 1/11/2003, 8:17:15 PM by sonofron
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To: hoosierskypilot
>>I won't live to see it, but America is going to forfeit its identity in favor of being pc<<

We are being invaded and have, basically, no hope. The great Unites States will in 2 or 3 generations will cease to exists.

Capitalism-driven innovation will cease. The country will be balkanized in practice and become socialist in politics.

Thank God I have no children. It is good to know I will die (not right away, I hope, but still...) while the USA is still strong and, essentially, good.

I have no idea why anyone would bring a child into this awful time.

4 posted on 1/11/2003, 8:18:13 PM by freedumb2003
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To: freedumb2003
"I have no idea why anyone would bring a child into this awful time.."

Because people today have been so completely brainwashed by the government schools they think this invasion is a good thing, viz., multicultural diversity.

Our kids are smiling while they embrace the very people who are stabbing us in the back and stealing our birthright.

5 posted on 1/11/2003, 8:21:29 PM by hoosierskypilot
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To: hoosierskypilot
Every Mexican that Fox can get across our border boosts his economy, because those people send money home to their families at a current rate of $16B a year. That's $16B he doesn't have to find a way to supply.
6 posted on 1/11/2003, 8:22:23 PM by tinamina
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To: hoosierskypilot
I won't live to see it, but America is going to forfeit its identity in favor of being pc.

Unless you are over 80, have a bad ticker, and a case of inoperable cancer, I strongly suspect that you will live to see it. The demographic balance is changing rapidly - and the political realities are such that we are unlikely to see it stopped.

Would that it were otherwise!

7 posted on 1/11/2003, 8:26:20 PM by neutrino
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To: freedumb2003
I have no idea why anyone would bring a child into this awful time.

You sound like a lot of liberals in the 60s who were convinced nuclear war was around the corner. Each generation has troubles and tribulations that could bring one to say such things. The fact is though that life in ages past was far more impoverished, brutal, cruel and hopeless than most Americans today can imagine. Slavery and oppression have been the rule rather than the exception throughout human history. Liberty and prosperity relatively new and rare phenonmena. Be thankful your ancenstors had more optimism and faith than you do.

Or you could just snuff yourself. After all if things are too scary for new life, what's the point of your own?

For myself, I prefer to believe that there is still good in the world that's worth fighting for.

8 posted on 1/11/2003, 8:30:58 PM by Hugin
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To: hoosierskypilot
The Mexican government, under President Vicente Fox and his Marxist assistant, Jorge Castaneda, is working daily on a planned takeover of America.

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With the help of George Bush.

9 posted on 1/11/2003, 8:38:29 PM by RLK
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To: RLK
Today the New York Times called Jorge Castañeda Mexico's enlightened foreign minister.
10 posted on 1/11/2003, 8:43:17 PM by sarcasm
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To: Hugin
I could go into that whole to have a kid or not thing -- the "be glad your folks didn't think that way" argument is nonsense. If I wasn't here, I wouldn't be here. I have an infinite number of ancestors who were never born. To be frank, I chose not to have a child because I just never had the desire to do so. It wasn't until recently (although before 9/11) that things started to look so gloomy.

I just get so frustrated sometimes and I can't see an end in sight to the nonsense. I wouldn't be FReeper nor a conservative if I wasn't trying to make things better for everyone, including me, for now and the future. I love the US too much not to want it to keep going and getting better instead of the current downhill direction.

Well, I can only hope that the Steelers come back and maybe make life worth living again.

As far the snuff thing, I quote Ahnald: "I cannot self-terminate."

12 posted on 1/11/2003, 10:56:21 PM by freedumb2003
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To: hoosierskypilot
Who WILL you vote for?
13 posted on 1/11/2003, 10:58:31 PM by Republic of Texas
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To: Republic of Texas
Let's see. GW has publically stated that Islam is a religion of peace and that Muslems have contributed a great deal to world civilization.

GW is going to flush our SS $ down a mexican toilet.

GW has repeatedly refused to enforce existing laws of immigration, for, whatever reason.

GW is soft on homosexuals (and, I might add, has alienated the religious right).

Come next election day, unless GW has done some powerful backtracking,

I ain't votin' for him!!!

II Jn 1:11 For he that biddeth him God speed is partaker of his evil deeds.

14 posted on 1/11/2003, 11:06:05 PM by hoosierskypilot
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