Thread: A Nation of Immigrants? NOT

Interesting take on immigration




A Nation of Immigrants? NOT
by David Yeagley · August 2, 2010 · 36 Comments · ShareThis

America is not a nation of immigrants. America is a nation of White Anglo-Saxon Protestants. Everyone else is an immigrant. Even the early Celtic add-ons were not part of the foundations. The later Irish Catholic immigrants were most definitely not part of the foundations. The social order, that is, the government of the colonies, and that system which distilled into the Declaration of Independence, was created by White Anglo-Saxon Protestants. The Constitution of the United States of America is the work of Englishman who separated themselves, by war, from their home country.


Some immigrant families at Ellis Island, ca. 1910.

Modern descendents of the Scots, the Irish, the Germans, the Italians, the Jews, etc., are first to declare that America is a nation of immigrants. This is their self-protection. Therefore this is their talking point when it comes to addressing the issue of immigration in general. But their mantra ‘America is a nation of immigrants’ only justifies their own presence here. The fact is, these people are all additions, not founders. All of the early immigrants, besides the Jews, have of course blended themselves into the founding sentiments. It was easier for the Scots than anyone else, because they were “Britishâ€

Very interesting. Thanks for posting.

I agree. Interesting POV. Reverse psychology, by embracing diversity we have managed to Balkanize the collective Brain of the American people.