Thread: Special Announcement: ALIPAC's 3 year anniversary on 9/11/20

Friends of ALIPAC,

Today, we remember those who lost their lives in the attacks of 9/11/2001. It is also the three-year anniversary of the founding of ALIPAC (Americans for Legal Immigration Political Action Committee).

ALIPAC was founded on 9/11/2004 in honor of the victims of 9/11. This date was also chosen because the 9/11 attackers exploited America's lack of immigration enforcement and inadequate immigration procedures.

Three years later, it has been a tough journey to reach the point we are at today.

We owe each of you a great deal of thanks for your support and your activism through ALIPAC. We have grown from what was intended to be a side project, into one of the largest and most active groups in America fighting for immigration enforcement and secure borders.

Part of the inspiration for ALIPAC came from my dear friend, Mr. Peter Gadiel of 9/11 Families for a Secure America (9-11 FSA). I met Peter in 2004 when he was in North Carolina campaigning to stop the NC authorities from giving so many licenses to illegal aliens and the terrorists among them. Peter lost his son James in the World Trade Center attacks.

Working with Peter and many of the 300 families of 9/11 FSA, that have been fighting for secure borders and immigration enforcement, really has opened my eyes and led me to start ALIPAC.

Since that time, we have met many other family members that are in our movement. People like Dan Smeriglio of Voice of the People in Hazleton. Dan lost several relatives on that tragic day.

While the losses of 9/11 were spectacular and historic, we should all take time to remember the many thousands of Americans that are losing their lives each year to the criminal actions of illegal aliens. With the minimum estimates being at least 4,300 lost per year, we have another silent 9/11 happening in this nation each year, and every year the losses keep getting bigger!

If we were to add the lives lost to the cocaine and methamphetamine epidemic across America, since the same crime organizations that bring in the illegals bring in 90% of these drugs, the losses can be calculated in the hundreds of thousands!

Are we looking at an American Holocaust?

Those that have studied history know that in Germany under Hitler's rule, things appeared normal on the surface. People went about their daily lives and jobs, while the newspapers that were controlled by the state and corporations had no reports of the hidden genocide that led to the death of over 6 million Jews.

In the USSR, under the dictatorship of Joseph Stalin, the same situation existed where life appeared normal on the surface, the media was silent on the issue, and over 20 million people were liquidated.

Here in the year 2007, if you walk down any American street, things may appear normal to you because people are living their lives and going to and from work. If you pick up your local newspaper, the New York Times, or the LA Times or if you tune in to CBS, ABC, or NBC, you will hear no mention of the 12-25 Americans killed today by the criminal acts of illegal aliens.

You may see news about deaths and violent crimes that are the results of Cocaine and Meth, but the articles will not tell you that the source of the drugs and illegal aliens are the same!

The articles will not ask probing questions or dig deep to look for the source and the cause. The articles will most likely focus on how bad Americans are and how our demand for these drugs are the problem, and not on the suppliers. As if our children consuming drugs could be considered "demand".

You are more likely to read articles speculating that people who oppose illegal immigration are somehow related to the KKK or other racist organizations. While the KKK has not murdered many people of late, MS-13 gangs across the U.S. are killing people daily and targeting people based on race.

Most of our American media is covering up the American Holocaust at our doorstep, as hundreds of thousands of Americans lose their lives or are replaced in their jobs, replaced in their homes, and replaced in the limited seats in College.

Those of us that have taken it upon ourselves to study these issues and to fight back face a horrible reality that is being systematically censored and distorted by the corporate liberal media.

It has been a tough three years, but we are making a difference. We have won many important battles large and small.

More Americans than ever before are joining our ranks and coming to our aid.

We have done more and gone farther than we ever originally imagined.

Those of you that have refused to close your eyes and go to sleep are true heroes.

The outcome of this battle is still undecided, but we know in our hearts that we are fighting the good fight. Our cause is just and our mission is clear.

Let us pray for the victims and their families, while we commemorate the loss of the sons and daughters of America on 9/11/2001 and let us include those whom we continue to lose because our own government refuses to enforce the popularly supported existing immigration laws of America.

The truth is on our side, the public is on our side, and may God save the United States of America.

William Gheen
President, Americans for Legal Immigration PAC (ALIPAC)
www.alipac.us

BRAVO!!!

Happy Anniversary Alipac!! And thank you, William for all you've done!!

It looks great, W. Just one thing. It's not a "that", it's a "who." You have many places where you use "that" when you are referring people. For instance, "that lost their lives", needs to be "who lost their lives. I don't mean to give you a lesson in vocabulary, it just makes it easier to read when it's right.

Yes Bravo!!!! Thank you for your inspiration and courage in conceiving ALIPAC and making it a reality for all of us.

Congratulations! Gosh 3 years already (I've only been around since the last 14 months or so...)

What will the next 3 years bring? Are YOU ready to make that happen???

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Originally Posted by tinybobidaho

It looks great, W. Just one thing. It's not a "that", it's a "who." You have many places where you use "that" when you are referring people. For instance, "that lost their lives", needs to be "who lost their lives. I don't mean to give you a lesson in vocabulary, it just makes it easier to read when it's right.

Thanks Tiny, I always mess that up too. Or is that who too?

Dixie

Well said William.

And a huge thank you for creating ALIPAC!

I have renamed this on the homepage to...

ALIPAC: An American Holocaust is at hand!