Sunday, June 10, 2007
The HAT People: Find The Law-Abiding American?
Anyone who has traveled abroad knows that uncomfortable, lonely feeling of being a stranger while standing in a line.
Well, it is no longer necessary to venture outside the borders of the USA to find such an experience. One need only go anywhere in America, join any line. Americans are at risk of becoming foreigners in their own country by virtue of the gradual watering down of their culture due to the illegal influx of aliens. Businesses seeking to expand their market shares and politicians reaching for voting blocks to help them remain in office are going out of their way to court the fastest growing minority in the US without any concern for offending their current customer base or constituency.
Witness Bank of America (how ironic is that name) handing out bank and credit card accounts to illegals, facilitating their breaking of US immigration laws. The bank appears to fear neither their customers with legal US residency nor any legal difficulties with the government.
Then note the US Senate’s attempt to grant legal status to those who openly break the immigration laws in deference to the wishes of the American people all the while claiming the voters are demanding they do it. Huh?
Question; when will Americans realize the danger and act on their own behalf?
Well, it is no longer necessary to venture outside the borders of the USA to find such an experience. One need only go anywhere in America, join any line. Americans are at risk of becoming foreigners in their own country by virtue of the gradual watering down of their culture due to the illegal influx of aliens. Businesses seeking to expand their market shares and politicians reaching for voting blocks to help them remain in office are going out of their way to court the fastest growing minority in the US without any concern for offending their current customer base or constituency.
Witness Bank of America (how ironic is that name) handing out bank and credit card accounts to illegals, facilitating their breaking of US immigration laws. The bank appears to fear neither their customers with legal US residency nor any legal difficulties with the government.
Then note the US Senate’s attempt to grant legal status to those who openly break the immigration laws in deference to the wishes of the American people all the while claiming the voters are demanding they do it. Huh?
Question; when will Americans realize the danger and act on their own behalf?
# posted by Richard W Black : 9:46 AM
