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It doesn't take much extrapolation from present trends, events, and news items to understand that the traditional European-American citizens of the United States are headed for a fall if they don't have their consciousness raised, and if they don't take the necessary actions that flow from that raised consciousness. The current ignorance is bliss level of consciousness makes citizens a little like a man who is both deaf and blind and who is standing in the middle of the railroad tracks while getting a massage. "Ahhh. What bliss." Of course, he is oblivious to the train barreling down on him. He just doesn't get it. |
Maybe having one's consciousness raised to this immigration problem is sometimes like a Zen slap. A person can listen to the logical arguments about the problems of this massive immigration invasion for months on end and never get it, and then he may hear one word, see one event, read one sentence, and suddenly get it. And, in getting it, things are suddenly very clear. At any rate, let's hope that more of us will get it before it's too late, because the current immigration invasion is not like past waves of immigration from Europe. Of course there are still those who are saying silly things such as "America is a nation of immigrants," either because they don't it or because they do get it and are attempting to fool European-Americans into thinking that all immigration is the same and that all immigrants are the same. |
Also, steel yourself, because when we bring this up, many timid European-Americans run and hide; but there really IS a racial aspect to immigration. "Oh no, he mentioned race, Muffy." Yes, dear timid souls, the full reality of present immigration is that most of these millions of immigrants are not European-Americans. You know that of course, but do you REALLY know that? |
One of the sad things in all this, as, mentioned above, is that we're seeing so many European-Americans who aren't even aware of the war that is going on. One wonders if this is the way it was in ancient times when large populations of one type of people moved on to land occupied by a different type of people. Did the occupants simply roll over and let themselves be assimilated? Did they have so little self and group respect that they thought that their culture and people weren't even worth fighting for, or were they so confused about the nature of reality that they welcomed in the invaders who would eventually replace them, much as the American Indians did with the Europeans? |
What we're seeing is an invasion that's being done in the manner that an amoeba takes over a particle of food. We're simply being enveloped and absorbed into the amoeba. Now, our American from the previous paragraph who is scanning the skies would fight tooth and nail if the invaders came marching in with guns to take over, because then they'd easily be seen for what they are. Instead, they're just walking in and having the European-American population take care of them. |
At some point, and it's not far off, we may see all these invaders decide to vote, first California, and then some other states into being parts of Mexico. Of course, it's more likely that they may choose to not do that at all, and simply keep passing laws to give more and more rights to the invaders so that the invaders will be equal to citizens, and so that these states where the invaders have the greatest numbers will be de facto parts of a Mexican culture while still remaining part of the United States. And why shouldn't they take this latter strategy? By remaining part of the U.S. the invaders can bleed the rest of the US for their benefit. It must be remembered, that the US has more money than Mexico, so there's an advantage of being a de facto part of Mexico but a de jure part of the US. Clever, huh? Take over parts of the US for Mexico, but keep the US as the US so the invaders can leech off the people who made the US the country worth invading in the first place. |
Sounds like racism? How about it just being a case of recognizing that individual people are different from other individual people, and groups of like people are different from other groups of unlike people, and, finally, people do matter, and it is people who make nations what they are. Despite the third grade civics lessons in our schools, it is not constitutions, not laws, not ideas that make a nation; it is people. First there are people, and then come these other things. The character of a nation rises from its people as surely and predictably as the scent of a rose will come from a rose and not from a daisy. An
America full of non-European-Americans will not be the same America
any more than a rose garden full of daisies will still be a rose garden;
even if the sign out front still calls it a rose garden. |