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trankscuzzball@yahoo.com (trankscuzzball) wrote in message news:<Xns9150DCBF73274trankscuzzballyahooc@198.99.146.10>...
> Indeed......
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> Bush: Immigration Reform No (Not Really), Amnesty Si! (Still)
> By   Sam Francis
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> It's been like pulling teeth, but the reality of the alien terrorist threat 
> within the United States is finally forcing even the pro-immigration Bush 
> administration to recognize the suicidal folly of tolerating mass 
> immigration from countries and cultures profoundly different from our own. 
> Last week the president himself uttered the first words that indicate he's 
> starting to perceive where the real danger comes from. [Read transcript , 
> listen via RealAudio.] 
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> Acknowledging that "never did we realize that people would take advantage 
> of our generosity to the extent that they have," Mr. Bush ticked off a list 
> of changes in how the country would receive&#8212;or not receive&#8212;immigrants in 
> the future. Tighter visa security and procedures, the most popular mantra 
> of the hour, were high on the list, but so were new regulations forbidding 
> the entry of suspected and potential terrorists. Later in the week, 
> Attorney General John Ashcroft unveiled a new list of 46 more groups for 
> the list of known terrorist organizations.
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> This is progress, sort of. Apparently it requires immense concentration of 
> mind and steely girding of loins for the ruling class to see that letting 
> just about anyone who wants to come here enter the country and wander about 
> at will is really not a good idea in itself, let alone the most effective 
> way to deter foreign terrorists. Even with the new announcements, the 
> president had to pause every other sentence to explain that he's really not 
> against immigration per se.
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> Although we need to "tighten up the visas," Mr. Bush also insisted "that's 
> not to say we're not going to let people come into our country; of course 
> we are." Then again, just because some people we let into our country are 
> evil and need to be "brought to justice," "by far the vast majority of 
> people who have come to America are really good, decent people&#8212;people that 
> we're proud to have here." Maybe so, but it ought to be unnecessary for the 
> president to have to keep saying it. No doubt most of the people of 
> Afghanistan are "really good, decent people" as well, but neither the 
> president nor the military leaders planning the bombing campaign feel the 
> necessity to tell us so.
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> More linked 
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> http://vdare.com/francis/bush_amnesty_si.htm

America has demonstrated a unique ability to "foul it's own nest".

Phil