illegal aliens and advocates need to understand these American truths

Essential American Truths!

By John Lillpop Tuesday, February 16, 2010

After watching millions of illegal aliens and advocates protest in the streets of America in recent years, it is clear that many newcomers, including those here legally, need to understand the following essential American truths:

* In 1848, The Treaty of Guadeloupe Hidalgo was ratified by both the U.S. and Mexican Congresses. That Treaty ended any and all claims Mexico had to land now a part of the United States.

* Native American Indians were the original owners of the American southwest. Were there were any valid property rights claims concerning that land, such rights would belong to Native American Indians, not Mexicans.

* America is a sovereign nation, totally independent of Mexico. It has been that way for over 200 years. We intend to keep it that way.

* In America, Mexico is considered a FOREIGN nation and Spanish is a FOREIGN language.

* America operates according to the rule of law which applies to everyone. This is true whether one is brown, black, yellow, lily-white, red, or an exotic hybrid of lavender and green.

* Being hard-working and good hearted is commendable. But those qualities do NOT entitle anyone to enter America illegally.

* Bilingualism is cool—-provided one of the languages is English. Literacy in only Mexican and Spanish is not cool in America.

* Celebrating one’s cultural heritage is perfectly fine—as long as it does not interfere with complete and prompt assimilation into American culture.

* Driving while loaded or drunk may be “machoâ€