"Do you have a worm? You don't have to keep it you know."
Posted on 02/29/2024 1:25:40 PM PST by ChicagoConservative27
So now we say ILLEGAL NEWCOMERS!
So now we say ILLEGAL NEWCOMERS!
The turd rollers in Bidenskyyyyyyyy’s White Supremacy House are pretending to play Star Wars. The Turd Rollers and their “Newcomeres” against the Americans.
I thought they had settled on Unhoused that’s all we’ve heard from the media for the last four or five months.
Time will come when we have to place a lot of highly paid people into the “Outgoer” category.
Soon, on PBS’s Sesame Street...
Today’s New Word is: “Newcomer”...
“..When did giving my tax money to illegal alien “newcomers” become ok? I am not ok with it. I would rather my children and grandchildren benefit from taxes, not illegal aliens....”
Exactly. The U.S. taxpayers should NOT be funding this invasion...because that’s what it is. They’re not “newcomers”, they’re outright criminals that broke our laws by illegally entering our country. Not one single red cent of taxpayer money should be funding these criminals, especially when we have vets living on the streets.
The NGOs that are “aiding and abetting” these criminals are traitors and committing treason against the USA. They need to be stopped. Either sued out of existence or outright tried for treason and dealt with appropriately.
These criminals need to be deported on a massive scale....
New IQ test.
“Alien Nation”-late 1980’s?
I think so. My husband liked it, so I saw a lot of it.
It was actually very good, as TV shows went then, and still pretty good.
“...and this week’s DRAG Queen Reader will tell us ALL about it in the session next Wednesday.”
"Do you have a worm? You don't have to keep it you know."
(Nice touch in the eye socket...)
Or COWBIRDS...
Following the constantly roaming herds, cowbirds couldn’t expend the time for nesting, but rather laid their eggs in host nests as they moved along, leaving host parents to raise their eggs to adulthood. As people began to disperse across North America, clearing forests and expanding domesticated livestock herds and agricultural production, the cowbird range expanded also. Nest parasitism enabled brown-headed cowbirds to quickly establish new populations and expand their distribution across the country.
Brown-headed cowbirds parasitize the nests of more than 220 bird species in their range. Each cowbird can lay up to 30 eggs per season and usually lay 1 or 2 (or occasionally more) eggs in each host nest. When parasitizing nests, they often remove the egg(s) of the host bird. Brown-headed cowbird chicks usually hatch sooner than the host chicks, are larger, and develop faster. Their larger size and persistent behavior gains them more care from the host parents. Nest parasitism lowers the reproductive success of host birds and has led to population declines in several bird species. In California, the riparian songbirds least Bell’s vireo (Vireo bellii pusillus) and willow flycatcher (Empidonax traillii) are listed as endangered due to loss of riparian habitat and nest parasitism by brown-headed cowbirds.
If you observe this species in California, please report your sighting to the CDFW Invasive Species Program, by email to Invasives@wildlife.ca.gov, or by calling (866) 440-9530.
https://wildlife.ca.gov/Conservation/Invasives/Species/Cowbird
The Newcomers came to assimilate into our society. The Visitors wanted to take over.
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