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    THE LAND OF EMPTY, 2026 A.D.

    THE LAND OF EMPTY, 2026 A.D.
    Phyllis Spivey
    June 29, 2006
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    The year is 2026. Well past middle age now, you still remember the life that was. Memory is a curse, you think, for it means endless grieving for the America that once meant freedom, hope, and plenty. Only 20 years ago you were part of a thriving middle class envied by the world. Despite encroaching globalism, your future seemed secure.
    Today, your family hovers at poverty levels and there is no American middle class, just the corporate elite, an army of government operatives, the working and non-working poor -- and the gangs. An endless supply of migrants willing to work for less keeps wages starvation-low.
    You speak Spanish now in public, as discrimination against English speakers often turns ugly, and it’s unwise to attract attention. Your grandchildren, even at home, speak the country’s new language and reprimand you when you slip into English, which is now associated with hate and intolerance. You worry about what your grandchildren are taught at the government schools but hold your tongue, as they might report you.
    Thankfully, you’ve so far escaped the dreaded human settlements but, like other families, you, your adult children and grandchildren live together. Massive housing shortages and economic necessity, but also personal safety, mandate multi-family living. The same kinds of knife-wielding, gun-toting gangs that once instigated drive-by shootings and forced cancellation of community events, now roam most neighborhood streets at will.
    Appealing to the police is futile, since most either work for political bosses or drug lords which, in many areas, is the same thing. And, as light-skinned people are considered invaders and occupiers, the law is more threat than protection. There’s no relief from either the Constitution or the courts, the latter having dismantled the former, in the process shattering the concept of God-given unalienable rights as well.
    You imagine conditions for today’s Christians are similar to those in China a few decades ago Most worship is private, occurring in the home, the churches having gradually been closed or commandeered by government agencies. The Gospel message is carried quietly, underground.
    Surveillance cameras abound. Nevertheless, the government encourages people to spy on each other because, as the press constantly warns, fighting terrorism is everybody’s job. Since 2007, anyone crossing the old national borders has been required to accept tracking chips implanted under the skin, just as the VeriChip Company proposed in 2006. Then, the national – actually, international – identity cards were imposed on all citizens, but threats of terrorism only grew. Nor had Operation Gun Confiscation in 2009 reduced terrorism. It had simply put law abiding citizens at the mercy of terrorist gangs who suddenly possessed all the firepower.
    Government at all levels has become hopelessly corrupt, the politicians and bureaucrats entrenched. Elections are still held – for the sake of our democracy, they say – but everyone knows that electronic results are changed with the click of a computer key whenever the bosses order it. Paper records long ago went the way of English-language ballots, outlawed by Mexican judges.
    You’re certain the country is wallowing in depression, but the government insists the region is enjoying unprecedented prosperity. The dollar, once the world’s premier currency, was phased out in 2009 and a new currency – the Amero – phased in. It buys very little, but there’s very little to buy.
    Unable to withstand the onslaught of millions of new dependents, Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid collapsed several years ago, taking welfare systems and, finally, the whole economy with them.
    You knew in 2006 that passage of the Bush-promoted McCain-Kennedy Immigration law would devastate the country and, according to all reliable polls, a big majority of your fellow Americans agreed. But, despite strong public opposition, a lame duck Congress called into session after the November elections, passed it into law.
    Supporters claimed that 12 million illegal aliens resided in the U.S. and were good, hardworking people who didn’t deserve deportation. Never mind if they broke U.S. laws, used fraudulent documents and stole the identity of American citizens, they and their families must be offered a path to citizenship and all entitlements.
    Further, advocates demanded, the U.S. must initiate a guest worker program, enabling additional "human capital" to enter the U.S. legally. Like illegal aliens, guest workers and their families could become permanent residents or citizens and babies born here would continue to get automatic citizenship.
    Opponents cried foul, warning the scheme was nothing more than amnesty for foreign lawbreakers and would destroy the country. Secure the borders and kill the jobs magnet, they demanded, and worked for passage of competing legislation in the House of Representatives.
    Then came that attention-grabbing report from Robert Rector of the Heritage Foundation. Even after his calculations forced the Senate to reduce the guest worker program, Rector predicted the Bush-McCain-Kennedy plan would increase America’s population by 66 million to 120 million over 20 years.
    Critics railed against Rector’s calculations, accusing him of inflating numbers and making false assumptions. In reality, Rector’s figures were abysmally low and his assumptions inadequate.
    Rector based his projections on an illegal population of 10 million, when the number likely exceeded 25 million. (A Bear Stearns study had put the number of illegals at 20 million in 2005, and even that might have been conservative. Another year, and a huge flood of new illegals hoping for easy citizenship accounted for at least an additional five million).
    Appropriately, Rector warned that the guest worker program was essentially an open border provision that would "allow an almost unlimited number of workers and dependents to enter the U.S. from anywhere in the world and become citizens." But he ignored effects of the open border provisions incorporated into hemispheric trade agreements, e.g., the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which by themselves would bring chaos.
    Hugely significant: Rector’s analysis of the impacts of the Bush-McCain-Kennedy bill failed to consider the consequences of a new Hispanic voting bloc. It swept Hillary Clinton into the presidency in 2008. With a new Democrat-controlled Congress, she worked swiftly to remove all numerical limits on visas, guest worker programs, and hemispheric immigration in general.
    Then, Hillary accomplished what the first Bush president and her husband had launched with NAFTA, and which was pushed forward by the second Bush president with the Central American Free Trade Agreement and the Security and Prosperity Partnership – the North American Community, stepping stone to a European-style union of the entire hemisphere.
    After the merger of Canada, Mexico, and the U.S., resulting in the continuous importation of crime, poverty, and disease, people stopped talking about the numbers. It was too late. Hillary had shown herself all too willing to use the sweeping police powers inherited from George W. Bush. The Patriot Act stifled all opposition.
    By the end of President Schwarzenegger’s term, your America was a Third World jungle, devoid of all that had once made it the freest, most prosperous nation in the history of the world. Now, life is cheap, liberty a hopeless dream, and the pursuit of happiness a distant memory.
    Painfully, you recall how, in 2006, concerned patriotic leaders asked for help. You were too busy to join a group or write a check. Contact your legislator? Too busy If only you – and other concerned Americans --had picked up the phone, called your congressional representative at 1(877)762-8762 and demanded: NO AMNESTY! NO GUEST WORKER PROGRAM! NO COMPROMISES!.

    © 2006 Phyllis Spivey - All Rights Reserved

    http://www.newswithviews.com/Spivey/phyllis17.htm
    END OF AN ERA 1/20/2009

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    This vision is exactly what drives us to try to prevent it.

    My grandson and your families and our country's future are my reason to be involved. What's yours?
    TIME'S UP!
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    Why should <u>only</u> AMERICAN CITIZENS and LEGAL immigrants, have to obey the law?!

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    Exactly...........
    Horrifying outlook just 20 years up the road, isn't it?
    My grandchildren, my great grandchildren and their children are my reasons.
    And you know, the more we learn, the scarier it gets
    END OF AN ERA 1/20/2009

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    IMPEACH BUSH!!
    Join our efforts to Secure America's Borders and End Illegal Immigration by Joining ALIPAC's E-Mail Alerts network (CLICK HERE)

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    Yep, just could happen sorry to say. I may not be here then but I, too, am fighting for my children and grandchildren's future. These are pivotal days, people better realize that.
    Support our FIGHT AGAINST illegal immigration & Amnesty by joining our E-mail Alerts at https://eepurl.com/cktGTn

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    Are we really doing enough? Today I saw in Lou Dobbs that the Senate voted YES to give one of those small Arab countries (I forgot which one) control of our ports.

    What is going on in this country? It is like a competition: every politician is running faster to arrive at the finish line and win the prize - the complete giveaway of the USA.

    And the main person responsible for this is George Bush. From him comes all the evil that is destroying our country.

    I pray this 4th of July will not be our last really independent one.

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    What is going on in this country? It is like a competition: every politician is running faster to arrive at the finish line and win the prize - the complete giveaway of the USA.

    And the main person responsible for this is George Bush. From him comes all the evil that is destroying our country.
    Marie

    The giveaway, as you put it so correctly, has been going on for decades! Hasn't mattered which President, nor whether Republicans or Democrats have been in power in the White House nor the Congress. There is a Globalist agenda in place, of which the illegal alien invasion is simply one means to destabilize our beloved country. That's why our focus must remain on illegal immigration and securing our borders, and spreading awareness of the issue to the unaware citizen, in spite of the MSM. That's our hope. That we will bring so much pressure to bear on Congress, that they will realize that we WILL remember, come voting time. I'm going to re-post this article, since I think it's so important, and I'm don't know whether you have DSL or dial-up. Marie, there is a huge archive here. I strongly suggest to you and any newbies out there, to use the new Google search capability. It's located on the home page, top right. Search ALIPAC. It's very helpful, and how I found the 3 links below. The CFR is the Council on Foreign Relations, which has a Globalist agenda. There's a lot of info including lists of those members, also on this site, if you wish to search for it.

    http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=F ... 0&start=25

    http://www.cfr.org/content/publicati...a_TF_final.pdf


    Increase Labor Mobility within North America
    People are North America’s greatest asset. Goods and services cross
    borders easily; ensuring the legal transit of North American workers
    has been more difficult. Experience with the NAFTA visa system
    suggests that its procedures need to be simplified, and such visas should
    be made available to a wider range of occupations and to additional
    categories of individuals such as students, professors, bona fide frequent
    visitors, and retirees.
    To make the most of the impressive pool of skill and talent within
    North America, the three countries should look beyond the NAFTA
    visa system. The large volume of undocumentedmigrants fromMexico
    within the United States is an urgent matter for those two countries
    to address. A long-term goal should be to create a ‘‘North American
    preference’’—new rules that would make it much easier for employees
    to move and for employers to recruit across national boundaries within
    the continent. This would enhance North American competitiveness,
    Recommendations 27
    increase productivity, contribute to Mexico’s development, and address
    oneof the main outstanding issues ontheMexican-U.S. bilateral agenda.
    Canada andtheUnited States should consider eliminating restrictions
    on labor mobility altogether and work toward solutions that, in the
    long run, could enable the extension of full labor mobility to Mexico
    as well.
    WHAT WE SHOULD DO NOW
    • Expand temporary migrant worker programs. Canada and the
    United States should expand programs for temporary labor migration
    from Mexico. For instance, Canada’s successful model for managing
    seasonal migration in the agricultural sector should be expanded to
    other sectors where Canadian producers face a shortage of workers
    and Mexico may have a surplus of workers with appropriate skills.
    Canadian and U.S. retirees living in Mexico should be granted
    working permits in certain fields, for instance as English teachers.
    • Implement the Social Security Totalization Agreement
    negotiated between the United States andMexico. This agreement
    would recognize payroll contributions to each other’s systems,
    thus preventing double taxation.
    WHAT WE SHOULD DO BY 2010
    • Create a ‘‘North American preference.’’ Canada, the United
    States, and Mexico should agree on streamlined immigration and
    labor mobility rules that enable citizens of all three countries to
    work elsewhere in North America with far fewer restrictions than
    immigrants from other countries. This new system should be both
    broader and simpler than the current systemofNAFTAvisas. Special
    immigration status should be given to teachers, faculty, and students
    in the region.
    • Move to full labor mobility between Canada and the United
    States. To make companies based in North America as competitive
    as possible in the global economy, Canada and the United States
    should consider eliminating all remaining barriers to the ability of
    their citizens to live and work in the other country. This free flow
    28 Building a North American Community
    of people would offer an important advantage to employers in both
    countries by giving them rapid access to a larger pool of skilled labor,
    and would enhance the well-being of individuals in both countries
    by enabling them to move quickly to where their skills are needed.
    In the long term, the two countries should work to extend this
    policy to Mexico as well, though doing so will not be practical until
    wage differentials between Mexico and its two North American
    neighbors have diminished considerably.
    • Mutual recognition of professional standards and degrees.
    Professional associations in each of the three countries make decisions
    on the standards to accept professionals from other countries. But
    despite the fact thatNAFTA already encourages themutual recognition
    of professional degrees, little has actually been done. The three
    governments should devote more resources to leading and creating
    incentives that would encourage the professional associations of each
    of the three countries to develop shared standards that would
    facilitate short-term professional labor mobility within North
    America.
    Here's another: http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?
    name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=32607
    keeptexasmoving.com 4,000 pages of it.

    re: SPP http://www.alipac.us/modules.php?name=F ... c&p=152300
    North American Union Already Starting to Replace USA

    Marie, sorry this response is so long...I don't like Bush (to put it mildly), but all who are guilty of selling us out need to be recognized for what they are doing.

    As for:
    I pray this 4th of July will not be our last really independent one.
    I PRAY SO, TOO!
    TIME'S UP!
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    Why should <u>only</u> AMERICAN CITIZENS and LEGAL immigrants, have to obey the law?!

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