On Jun 11, 9:56 am, Raymond wrote:
On Jun 11, 12:44 pm, "Stop The War"
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"As Romano said, the bilateral relations are pretty darn solid, and
I appreciate that."
-- The Dubya to Prime Minister "Romano" Prodi of Italy

"I call him George, and he calls me George"
-- The Dubya to Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov

"Went for a good hour bike ride today with a couple of Secret Service
agents and some German police, got out in the woods and charged around.
Felt pretty good about it."
-- The Dubya

"I don't think Vladimir Putin intends to attack Russia"
-- The Dubya

"Yes sir"
-- The Dubya, at the Vatican

Chain migration is making itself ever more obvious in the United
States
We have only to look to Europe, now openly referred to as Eurabia.

The United States at a Crossroads toward Third World Status
By E. Ralph Hostetter

It is axiomatic that an uncontrolled influx of immigrants, as now
exists at the Mexican Border, and legal immigration through presently
accepted chain-immigration policies, with no language requirements or
assimilation into the culture, will change the status of the host
nation to that of the immigrants. In other words, if America kept its
doors open, as at present, the Third World would continue to send its
millions to the United States until a balance were reached when
America would join the Third World itself.

Family reunification permits a newly naturalized citizen to bring
members of his extended family to the host country. For each
naturalization chain immigration gives us a bonus of three. It's the
gift that keeps on giving.

This policy was brought to the United States through the Immigration
Act of 1965, authored by Senator Edward M. (Ted) Kennedy (D-MA) and
his late brother, Senator Robert F. Kennedy (D-NY). Senator Ted
Kennedy floor-managed the bill through the United States Senate.

Coincidentally, Senator Kennedy is co-author of the present
"comprehensive" immigration bill now before the Senate. He is floor-
managing the present bill as well.

Family reunification was the Pandora's Box of the Immigration Act of
1965. Once opened, it permitted immediate relatives (that is, spouses,
minor children and parents) of a newly naturalized citizen to enter
the United States and qualify as Legal Permanent Residents permitted
to live out their lives in America and receive its bounty of benefits.
Bona fide Legal Permanent Residents after four years are permitted to
bring their relatives in, thus creating an endless chain.

Both Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-NY) and Barack Obama (D-IL)
reportedly are moving to broaden the present family-reunification
provisions of the newly introduced "Secure Borders, Economic
Opportunity and Immigration Reform Act of 2007."

Family reunification provisions in immigration laws of many other
nations have led to chain immigration, the present nemesis of the
Western World.

We have only to look to Europe, now openly referred to as Eurabia.

Reports out of socially liberal Norway identify immigrant family
reunification as "out of control" with its lack of assimilation into
the Scandinavian nation's population. A moratorium on immigrant family
reunification policies is being called for.

In England both the Liberal and Conservative Parties are calling for
reform of the policy of family reunification. The key non-Western
immigrant populations in both Norway and England are Pakistani
Muslims. Ethnic and religious customs of arranged cousin-marriages are
inhibiting assimilation into local societies. As cousins marry
cousins, there is an endless family relationship throughout the entire
Muslim society.

It is reported that Muslim cousin-marriage also has facilitated a
process of "reverse colonization," in which large, culturally intact
sections of Pakistani Muslim society have been effectively transferred
to British soil.

Holland has been particularly hard hit. A NEW YORK TIMES report in
February 2005 carried the headline, "More Dutch Plan to Emigrate as
Muslim Influx Tips Scales." The report noted that foreign born are 10%
of the population of the Netherlands, that immigrant youths make up
half the prison population, and that more than 40% of immigrants
receive some form of governmental assistance. In addition, the Muslims
are threatening and intimidating Dutch citizens who criticize Islam in
Holland.

The anti-Dutch attitude of the Muslim community came to the surface
with the assassination of Dutch film maker Theo Van Gogh by a 26-year-
old Muslim, Mohammed Bouyeri, on November 2, 2004. Van Gogh had
produced a film that exposed "violence against women in Muslim
societies."

Loosely formulated immigration policies that lack adequate enforcement
are creating mass confusion in America.

Chain migration is making itself ever more obvious in the United
States. An article in the RALEIGH NEWS & OBSERVER reports the story of
one man, Pablo Baltazar, legalized in the 1986 amnesty. Baltazar was
able to bring over the entire, extended Baltazar Family by importing
all nine of his siblings, followed by their spouses and children. More
disturbing - and in a clear echoing of the European pattern - the
article notes, "Chain migration has cleared out an entire village in
Mexico. And it has turned areas of rural North Carolina into places
where Spanish is the dominant language and 'tiendas' replace country
stores."

To place new and questionable immigration laws on the books will only
complicate the present problems.

America needs a breather.

Start with a moratorium on all aspects of family reunification; repeal
the infamous 1965 Immigration Act with its provisions that favor Asian
immigrants five to one over Anglo-Europeans; build a fence along the
Mexican Border...

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So what's your point? That you can cut and paste any number of off-
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