Thread: IMMIGRATION: AN UNWORKABLE PONSI SCHEME BY US CONGRESS

ALL IMMIGRATION: AN UNWORKABLE PONSI SCHEME BY US CONGRESS

By Frosty Wooldridge
October 1, 2009
NewsWithViews.com

What does a citizen do when the government does more harm than good, more damage than repair and more malfeasance than can be tolerated?

At the present time, our U.S. Congress shoves 160,000 legal immigrants down our throats every 30 days. Month in and month out, year in and year out, decade in and decade out. For what? All the while, we suffer 15 million unemployed Americans and 35 million subsisting on food stamps! Yes, that number proves correct!

Do they know what they are doing? No! Do they understand the implications? No! Do they think about the future? No! Do they take into account our culture, our language, our environment, civilization? No! They drive us in a Faustian Bargain with a final result of forcing us into a Hobson’s Choice.

A dear friend of mine, Washington DC writer Don Collins returned to his old home town south of Pittsburgh, PA for a high school reunion. The town’s size remained the same from 60 years ago. Nice streets, nice homes, nice schools and nice tennis courts.

“After a good visit with an old friend there, he subsequently emailed me a rather poignant note which raised an interesting question,â€

Our Gov't sold us out, period.

“The countries with low immigration and aging populations are expected to suffer severe problems in funding their equivalents to our Social Security and Medicare with a diminishing number young workers paying into the system and more and more oldsters on the receiving end.

Social Security is Short of Funds Because Politicians Spent It!

http://seniorjournal.com/NEWS/SocialSec ... sSpent.htm

[quote]As you can see from Collins’ and Martin’s rational thoughts, we, as a civilization, must come to terms with massive, unrelenting and unsustainable immigration. Do you want to place it in an environmental perspective? Quality of life? Energy crisis? Cultural crisis? Linguistic crisis? Water shortages crisis?

You may pick anything you want, but none of the consequences will go away unless we turn off the spigot with a suspension of all immigration for a period of 10 years. After that period, we need a “US Sustainable Immigration Policyâ€