Thread: Certain Destruction Ahead For United States As Tsunami Of Il

Certain Destruction Ahead For United States As Tsunami Of Illegal Aliens Continues – Amnesty Is Next
2010 January 15

by John L. Work

All empires fall. So says conservative Denver radio talk-show host Peter Boyles – and he has said it frequently of late. Boyles spends a lot of air-time talking about the America’s deliberate across-the-nation refusal to seal our Southern border and stop the endless waves of illegal aliens. And the failure to get the border closed has originated from both sides of the political spectrum.

The President and Congress seem oblivious to the Tsunamic flooding damage the Open Border is causing. We’re directly in the path of the wave, which is going to take us under and wash us toward self-initiated political and economic destruction.

Congress is oblivious to the increasingly loud roar of the approaching disaster. For instance, United States Senator Michael Bennett was just yesterday beating the drum for continued non-enforcement of immigration law under the rubric of Comprehensive Immigration Reform. From reporter Mike McPhee in the Denver Post comes this story:

“About 500 supporters of immigration reform packed the Manual High School auditorium Wednesday night during the second of three nights of rallies across the state.

U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet, D-Colo, drew warm applause although he didn’t say anything specific other than that he supports reforming the nation’s system for handling foreign workers who are seeking jobs and citizenship.

Asked later for specifics, he replied: “The system is unmanageable. It’s going to require a broad coalition of groups to bring about reform.â€

Forwarded to all.

The country that really needs to worry about being swallowed up and losing most of its culture is Mexico------------not the USA.

Why I say that is unless Mx can get a handle on its growing drug wars; more and more Mexicans living in Mexico may 'demand' that the USA do something down there and take control.

The below link gives some credence to my premonition: http://www.elpasotimes.com/ci_13776124

Maynez said the United States might soon be forced to help Juárez find a solution.

"We know that sooner or later, the violence will spill over into our sister city of El Paso, Texas," she said.