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R Campbell <Use-Author-Supplied-Address-Header@[127.1]> wrote in message news:<OUK4XS1738016.7569907407@anonymous>...
> January 29, 2004
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> Bush Welcomes Alien Invasion - In Roswell, NM!
> By Juan Mann
> 
> http://vdare.com/mann/alien_invasion.htm
> 
> In the wake of his State of the Union speech touting his
> administration's illegal alien non-deportation scheme a.k.a. the
> "Temporary Worker Plan," President Bush again spoke all too candidly
> in selling this stealth amnesty last week - in a little-noted speech
> made appropriately, in Roswell, New Mexico.
> 
> Roswell is notorious as the site of the mythical alien invasion over
> fifty years ago. But this time the President of the United States
> openly welcomes the aliens!
> 
> The President's musings on the needs of "people" to work in the United
> States in order to "put food on the table" are released in all of
> their splendor on the White House web site in both English and Spanish
> under the (significantly evasive?) title of "President Discusses
> America's Leadership in Global War on Terror-Remarks by the President
> on the War on Terror."
> 
> Note that there's no mention of the de facto illegal alien amnesty
> plan and the President's now trademark "willing worker" mantra in the
> official White House fact sheet for the Roswell event.
> 
> VDARE.com's own James Fulford already reported on how the State of the
> Union speech was cunningly edited in Spanish translation to delete a
> specific reference to "American life."
> 
> But, disgracefully, the President's remarks in Roswell didn't need to
> be edited.  They came politically corrected already-straight from the
> President's mouth.
> 
> In analyzing the language of the Roswell speech, the needs of "people"
> (70 references) appear to be foremost for the Commander-In-Chief. The
> "American people" (6 references) don't get the same attention.
> 
> The President's only reference to "fellow citizens" was in expressing
> disdain for corporate scandal, in that "we had a problem with some of
> our fellow citizens telling the truth."
> 
> Not to shock you, my fellow Americans, but the President of the United
> States only mentioned the word "Americans" once in his entire Roswell
> speech.  Savvy VDARE.com readers may have guessed what that mention
> was already.  Read it and weep:
> 
> "We've got people doing jobs in America that Americans won't do."
> 
> So was the President wrong earlier in the speech when he boasted that
> "[w]e've got the best work force in the world"?
> 
> Come to think of it though, he didn't come out and say that Americans
> are the best workers in the world.  Instead, he said "work force" -
> which actually includes both Americans and foreign nationals.
> 
> The Roswell remarks were the latest window into what exactly is on the
> President's mind - that is, what could possibly make him do such a
> thing as use a perverse immigration policy to transform America from a
> sovereign nation into one big low-wage job fair for the world.
> 
> Some dare call the plan treason.
> 
> And they're right. If you believe that the President is elected to
> represent the interests of Americans, the "American people" and "our
> fellow citizens" - then the plan is indeed a treasonous betrayal.
> 
> But, incredibly, it may well be that the President really believes his
> higher calling is to "people" or "people doing jobs in America,"
> rather than simply to his countrymen - that is, Americans.  Listen to
> this:
> 
> "See, my attitude is, if somebody is looking for a job and can't find
> one, that says, no matter what the numbers look like, we still have
> got an issue in America.  We want people working.  We want people to
> be able to put food on the table."
> 
> However, we find out shortly thereafter in the President's speech that
> the unemployed "people" he's talking about aren't Americans at all. He
> went on:
> 
> "People are working and trying to put food on the table for a family
> in Mexico. [emphasis added]
> 
> "You've got to understand why they're here.  They're motivated out of
> the deep love of their children and their wife.  [VDARE.com note: who
> told President Bush that all illegal aliens are married with
> children?] They're working just as hard as any other mom or dad do for
> the same reason -- they have an obligation and a responsibility. Those
> people need to be treated with respect.  They need to be honored for
> their commitment to their families."
> 
> Yuck! Let's take a reality check here.
> 
> The President of the United States just went out of his way, in a
> speech on "America's Leadership in [the] Global War on Terror," to
> praise illegal aliens.  The "people" he is referring to are foreign
> nationals who entered the United States in defiance of American law or
> remained without authorization from the federal government . . . just
> like the 9/11 terrorists.
> 
> Although not necessarily out of context, the President later offered a
> curious justification for this madness regarding the Patriot Act:
> 
> "See it's a different kind of war.  We're in a different era.  We need
> to view law differently."
> 
> Through the "temporary worker plan," the President and his fellow
> amnesty enthusiasts apparently want to view federal immigration law
> "differently" too - they want to abandon it:. In Bush's words:
> 
> "And I think we need to be honest about what's taking place in
> America. After all, we're a country of the rule of law.  And we've got
> people breaking law.  And the question is how best to bring what's
> happening to light in an honest and legal way."
> 
> I beg to differ, Mr. President.  Americans have no obligation to make
> illegal aliens legal - much less, as he claims, to "honor" them.
> 
> Creating yet another amnesty fraud-magnet for illegal aliens may help
> some "people doing jobs in America." It may help some employers (and
> campaign contributors). But what about Americans?
> 
> Reports from Arizona and from last weekend's Conservative Political
> Action Conference speak of open revolt against the Bush Betrayal.
> Maybe that will get Bush's attention.
> 
> Obviously, his Oath of Office did not.
> 
> Juan Mann is a lawyer and the proprietor of DeportAliens.com.

Get rid of Bush for he is a total bum when it comes to the welfare of
native-born Americans. If the Democratic front runner is worse all the
better. Put a more obvious jerk in high. Makes it easier to agitate.
But work very hard to elect good folks to Congress.

Hank
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