Don’t be fooled by peddlers of ‘Immigration Reform’ Scams

With today’s issue of The Federal Observer, we bring you the next chapter of S. J. Miller’s twelve part addressing dealing with the title subject.

For those readers, who are new to this publication, we invite you to study Sandra’s series closely, and use her words, as an educational tool.

Once again, some of the names of the players have changed, such as Ted Kennedy (but his ghost lives among us). As Arizona once again paves the way for action, Miller’s work will once again, set the nation afire. (Editor)

“Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer.”

How much more will this Zionist apartheid state be allowed to continue unabaited in the world? Attacking who it wants when and where it wants… Enough is enough.. We, the people of the world, must come togther as one and unite our voices against this tyranical regime. It’s our world. They are not our masters and we are not their slaves! The more of us willing to speak out and enlighten the ignorant the sooner we can rid the world of these criminals.

The Roman poet Juvenal (circa 100 A.D.) wrote regarding the way latter-day Roman emperors retained power and control over the masses that were seemingly more than happy to obsess themselves with trivialities and self-indulgences while their once-great-and-powerful empire collapsed before their very eyes. He wrote:

“Already long ago, from when we sold our vote to no man, the People have abdicated our duties; for the People who once upon a time handed out military command, high civil office, legions–everything, now restrains itself and anxiously hopes for just two things: bread and circuses.”

Last weekend, after posting my thoughts on Memorial Day, I got a phone call from someone, another writer, who wanted to talk about my article, and another idea he had.

I had to be brief as I was in the middle of barbecuing supper for my family, but he did get a chance to discuss something that has been pestering me all week. My friend has been looking for a way to write an article that ties everything all together, in simple terms that everyone could understand.

The thing is, so have I.

Ever since late Pres. Lyndon B. Johnson imposed his “Great Society” program on America in mid-1960ties, bad things have been happening to our country.

His “Civil Rights” initiative brought the curses of multiculturalism and diversity on our heads. (If diversity were strength then we should be one invincible and booming economy on Earth, leaving everybody else in dust. Which, unfortunately, we are no more.)

After listening to a number of speeches at a national conference of progressives I come to this conclusion: Progressives are more than eager to take credit for electing President Obama and even to complain about the many failures of him and his administration. They overwhelmingly feel that his campaign promises were far, far better than what he has delivered. They are disappointed. They are frustrated. They are sad. But ultimately they are also cowards.

White, black, brown, yellow or red, there should be no shame in being poor. However, being stupid is entirely another matter all together, especially in America. But in America you can be stupid, do nothing and get paid for it by the taxes that the government takes by force from the people who aren’t stupid, but instead are responsible for their own lives and are supporting themselves and/or their families, in addition to paying the taxes that support those who are stupid and do nothing.

My name is d’Lynn. I’m a disabled Vietnam vet. I don’t look too bad for a beat-up old fart, do I? And that’s my ride. She’s pretty good looking also, especially when you consider that she’ll turn twenty this summer. That’s right, it’s a 1990 with a 1990 sidecar. I can’t ride a solo bike, ergo the sidecar rig. It’s my sole means of transportation – rain or shine, snow or wind, and this summer also marks a milestone in both of our lives, as I will finally be able to pay her off. Twenty years old? What? Why did it take so long?

Don’t you wish politicians were as concerned?