Thread: We have lost.

KnittyGritty & Kickemout.........You're NOT old
How about "Nicely Aged Fine AMERICAN Wine" with one hell of a Kick!

Thank you for the kind welcome, KickMeOut; it's good to "be aboard"
among these many good, committed people! I am perhaps older than
you, but I still can write elected officials and "media folk" in our "common
cause" almost daily!

MustangJo: We have to be our "own Calvary" this time, because there
are no other "Americans" to save our country! However, if people had
thought about that during World War II, perhaps we would not have
prevailed. Thus, let's stick to Roosevelt's injunction that "We have
nothing to fear but fear itself", and move forward together. Remember,
most of the country shares our views, not those of the Senate!

Originally Posted by nittygritty

Hey, KickEmOut, we may be old buddy, but remember with age comes wisdom, we just have to outfox and outsmart these dastardly leaders of ours, then if that fails, we just lead the charge to kick their butts at the polls!

it ain't over till the fat lady sings and she ain't even tuned up yet AND she will be singing 'God bless America' and the 'Star Spangled Banner' in ENGLISH!

I know y'all get tired of me posting this, but it helps me! In ‘The Crisis' Thomas Paine wrote

"These are the times that try men's souls. The Summer soldier and the Sunshine Patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of their country, but he that stands now, deserves the love and thanks of men and women. Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered; yet we have this consolation with us, that the harder the conflict the more glorious the triumph. What we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly; it is dearness only that gives every thing its value. Heaven knows how to put a proper price upon its goods; and it would be strange indeed if so celestial an article as FREEDOM should not be highly rated."

I would love to see Tancredo announce his desire to seek the Republican party nomination. I would love to see millions of republicans and democrats throw support in his direction and scare the he** out of the rest. And yes, I say Democrats as I am one who will vote strictly on this issue.

As a last resort, I believe our organizations can form together to keep amnesty tied up in the court system until 2008. That way all candidates seeking election will be forced to give their positions. Right now the hope is we will forgive and forget by 2008, and they may be right that many will. If we lose this battle, we must keep it stalled legally.

I for one will now commit $1,000.00 towards a legal fund if needed, and will take donations from my customers.

Originally Posted by americansunite

People we have lost. The senate is going to pass their bill and like Lou said today what idiot would admit that they have been here less than 2 years. In the next 10 years we will have more than 30 million and after that the next 10 years we will have 50 million. Then I guess after it's too late they will try to do something after making over half the population of Mexico American citizens. They have billboards in Spanish and we the poor people of America will have to assimilate and learn Spanish whether or not we like it. We have lost because Americans don't care until it's too late. And in 20 years it will be too late.



wrtie to www.frist.senate.gov
www.house.gov.
www.senate.gov

If all legal and illegal immigration were to stop today this article that I posted yesterday predicts Hispanics will become the ethnic majority in America in a very short time. I dont see how these white politcians who are in favor of open borders think minorities will keep them in office.


Hispanic growth fueling increase in non-white children, census finds

By D'Vera Cohn and Tara Bahrampour
The Washington Post
Updated: 10:56 a.m. ET May 10, 2006

WASHINGTON - Nearly half of the nation's children under 5 are racial or ethnic minorities, and the percentage is increasing mainly because the Hispanic population is growing so rapidly, according to a census report released today.

Hispanics are the nation's largest and fastest-growing minority group. They accounted for 49 percent of the country's growth from 2004 to 2005, the report shows. And the increase in young children is largely a Hispanic story, driving 70 percent of the growth in children younger than 5. Forty-five percent of U.S. children younger than 5 are minorities.

The new numbers offer a preview of demographic shifts to come, with broad implications for the nation's schools, workforce and Social Security.

One in three Americans is now a member of a minority group, a share that is bound to rise, because the non-Hispanic white population is older and growing much more slowly. The country already is engaged in a national debate about how government should respond to growing immigration, legal and illegal.

Glimpse into the future
In some parts of the country, the transformation is more visible than in others. Large swaths of the upper Midwest are still mainly non-Hispanic white. But minorities are a majority of children younger than 5 in the Washington area, according to previously released census numbers. That is also true in Miami, Houston, Los Angeles and other high-immigration regions.

William H. Frey, a demographer with the Brookings Institution, predicted that the United States will have "a multicultural population that will probably be more tolerant, accommodating to other races and more able to succeed in a global economy."



There could be increased competition for money and power, he added: "The older, predominantly white baby-boom generations will need to accommodate younger, multiethnic young adults and child populations in civic life, political decisions and sharing of government resources" in places such as the Washington suburbs.

In some suburban communities, government officials face a cultural generation gap as they weigh demands from older white residents for senior citizen centers, transportation and other aid against requests from younger, mainly minority residents for translation assistance, preschools and other services.

Emphasis on early education
Experts say immigrant families are becoming more concerned with the quality of their children's early education, aware that it can affect their future academic success. That is one reason there is a waiting list at the Child and Family Network Centers, a preschool in Alexandria.

The centers, which also operate a preschool in Arlington, provide free and subsidized preschools for about 200 children from low-income families. They serve many immigrants, including those who don't qualify for other programs. The waiting list is 150 children long. Eight out 10 speak English as a second language, and 70 percent are Latino.

"Oh, here's the chrysalis," said teacher Maria Cruz, pointing to a picture in a book as 4- and 5-year-olds crowded around her for story time yesterday. "Every day, the chrysalis looks the same -- we can't see anything happening, but inside, something is happening."

Emely Lopez, 5, raised her hand and pointed to a real butterfly cocoon in a container by the window. "Hay una alli" -- there's one there -- she said in Spanish, pointing at it. Cruz nodded encouragingly.

"Yes," she replied in English, "it's the same thing we have happening here."

In the next room, bilingual signs displayed the English and Spanish words for "computer," "rest time" and "snack." Across the hall, a group of children sang a song in Spanish.

Cruz said she has seen a huge difference in children's abilities from when they start the program and when they move on to kindergarten. She pointed at a 5-year-old girl from Mexico who was prattling about butterflies in English: Last year, Cruz said, "she came with zero English -- zero."

No end to trend in sight
William O'Hare, a senior fellow at the Annie E. Casey Foundation, said he is not sure the country is prepared to provide the extra help that immigrants' children often need to become well-educated workers and the future supporters of retirement programs for a predominantly white elderly population. Some Americans, he said, will not welcome the news that minorities are nearly the majority among young children.

"Part of the people will see this and say, 'Gee, these kids are really our future parents and workers, and we need to take care of them,' " O'Hare said. "The other would say it is time to send them all home."

The census figures show that the number of Hispanic and Asian children younger than 5 grew by double-digit percentages since 2000. The number of black children grew more slowly. The number of non-Hispanic white children younger than 5 declined for two years this decade before increasing again.

The nation's Asian population growth still is dominated by immigration, the census report shows, but among Hispanics, births added more to the population growth than immigrants did this decade.

That means the growth trend among the youngest Hispanics "is only going to accelerate under almost any scenario you can think about, even without immigration," said demographer Jeffrey S. Passel of the Pew Hispanic Center. "As the children age, they are the ones who in 20 years will be having children."
© 2006 The Washington Post Company

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Sapperwes, Hey, I loved what you said about the fine wine with the kick!
Mamie, as far as I am concerned you can quote that "the Crisis" as many times as you want to, it galvanizes me!

Originally Posted by sherbug

Keep writing and emailing your Congressman and Senators and let them know you mean business.

I am past writing and calling.

All I want to do now is march in the streets.

I want billboards pointing out the traitors.

I will pass out flyers door to door for any candidate that supports enforcing the laws and no amnesty, even if it is a third party candidate.

I think this is what it will take.

Anybody here with me?

I am with you 100%. I am getting my sneakers ready TO MARCH!

I am going to go out on a limb here. I personally believe in God and I do not know how many here share that belief, I'm not asking people to do something they do not want to, but for those people who do, make a commitment to pray each day(eastern time 12 noon, central time 1pm, mountain time 2pm and pacific time 3pm).

Obviously what I am saying is to pray for a miracle and for our leaders to stand up for what Americans want, our laws enforced, borders secured and employers breaking the laws fined. It can happen, if we who choose to are consistent.

For those willing, try it, please. Another thing, it actually can boost morale too, we need it, it gets tiring feeling like we are fighting all of the time for something, this allows us a break from the stress.[/b]

Some of our countrymen want to know who is going to win because they are afraid to stand up and fight for what is right.

We fight for the right cause regardless of the outcome of the battle ahead.

W