Allow me to relate to you a story of an American citizen’s experience with the 2010 Census:
When the census began earlier this year, he did not receive the form. Then, if you recall, the government said there would be a second mailing. He did not receive the form in the second mailing. Soon afterwards he saw a notice in his regional newspaper that informed those having still not received their census forms to call a certain telephone number and request a form be sent to them.
A Mexican Stand-off, for now – Arizona has passed an allegedly unconstitutional law dealing with illegal immigration and at the same time the federal government refuses to act constitutionally by defending our borders against the illegal Mexican and OTM invasions.
The American federal government is now talking Constitutionality, a first in many years. The federal government has not engaged in one constitutional act during the last 4 administrations, Bush 1, Clinton, Bush II, & now Obama.
An arrogant billboard exploded on the Los Angeles skyline a few years ago by a local TV station: “Los Angeles, Mexico: Your Town, Your Community.”
It was spelled out in Spanish. CA was crossed out with a red X and replaced by the word ‘MEXICO’. Two smiling Latinos representing over two million illegal aliens in the City of Angels smiled from their anchor desks.
When I consider the illegal immigration dilemma in this country, I always come back to the feeling that we just don’t have enough good data on which to base sound policy decisions.
I find no bipartisan or nonpartisan authoritative reports that include a good quantified estimate of the impact of the wide variety of anti-illegal immigrant measures that have been floated either by national legislators or local governments – all those proposed alternatives to a federal government that just hasn’t gotten around to dealing with it themselves.
Cluster bombs are in the news again, thanks to a recent report from Amnesty International.
The human rights agency has confirmed that 35 women and children were killed following the latest US attacks on an alleged al-Qaeda hideout in Yemen. Initially, there were attempts to bury the story, and Yemen officially denied that civilians were killed as a result of the December 17 attack on al-Majala in southern Yemen. However, it has been simply impossible to conceal what is now considered the largest loss of life in one single US attack in the country.
You can call me radical and extreme if you want,
but examine the “values” most liberals flaunt.
Then tell me I’m wrong and that my diagnosis.
has evolved from bigotry and paranoid psychosis.
Will future historians look back with a smirk,
and diagnose our decline as “democracy at work”?
“Deluded are those who cannot see,
What’s going to happen to you and me,
When multi-culturalism and rising dependency,
Snuff out the life of our precious liberty.” ~ Ron Ewart
About 40 years ago I was an insurance agent located in Chicago where my territory consisted of approximately 2 square miles on the north side, around North Avenue. Within that 2 square miles there existed what was estimated to be 18 national identities, 18 languages and 18 different cultures, with there own dedicated territories and borders. Most of these cultural enclaves were of European descent. A melting pot it was not.
