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On Sun, 28 Aug 2005 13:12:10 GMT, Graphic Queen <xxx.xxx@xxx.xxx.com>
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>War and Death of the American Dream   
>  
> War and Death of the American Dream is a look into the evolution of
>power and politics in America, and the unseen forces that have
>dominated our policy makers in the last 100 years.  Mr. Raming�s
>discovery is that the two party political system is mostly an
>illusion, a fa�ade designed to convince the American public they have
>a choice, when in fact the same powerful forces control the majority
>of important decisions made by both parties.  This book provides a
>compelling case that it is time for America to wake up and get
>involved in the political process before their most precious liberties
>and freedoms disappear. 
>Robert Thomas Raming has a bachelor�s degree in history from UCLA and
>a Masters degree in psychology.  You can get his book at
>www.UniteAmericaNow.com or your favorite bookseller.   
>  
> THE INVISIBLE INVADERS 
>by Robert Thomas Raming 
>It is no secret that for years our politicians have fostered an open
>border policy. Illegal aliens are crossing the Mexican border at the
>rate of approximately three million per year, or 8,000 per day.
>Current estimates put the total number of illegal aliens currently
>living in the U.S. at 20 million. Yet nobody seems to be very
>concerned, except a majority of the American public. 
>The ACLU claims we have no choice but to allow the influx to continue,
>while the American taxpayer is expected to shoulder this burden, no
>matter the cost. Many of our politicians refer to illegal aliens as
>undocumented immigrants, as if there were no problem at all. And
>President Bush is preparing to give worker status to all illegal
>aliens, although no one is stupid enough to expect them to return to
>Mexico when their permits expire. He claims illegal aliens take jobs
>that Americans won�t do, but he ignores the fact that their presence
>has undermined American wages. In 2004 CNN estimated that illegal
>aliens have lowered the American wage by five to seven percent over
>the last few years. 
>In 1996 Bill Clinton gave legal status to six million illegal aliens,
>rewarding them for having broken our laws. This one-time opportunity
>was supposed to solve the problem, but nothing was done to close the
>border with Mexico, and the flow has only increased. Our politicians
>used a band-aid solution for a serious problem, and now we are
>approaching a state of crisis. Yet Bush is not even pretending he will
>close the border. According to Californians For Population
>Stabilization (CAPS), 95% of the outstanding homicide warrants and
>two-thirds of the felony warrants in L.A. are for illegal aliens. In
>2002, we spent $2.2 billion on education due to illegal immigration,
>and $350 million in medical bills were paid by the state. And that was
>just in L.A. County. 
>Official Mexican policy supports the flow of illegal aliens across the
>border. They have established the Office for Mexicans Abroad to
>provide survival kits to help Mexicans evade U.S. border guards in the
>deserts of Arizona and California. The Mexican government has been
>distributing information to help illegal aliens obtain free social
>services in California, no questions asked. In December 2004, the
>Mexican government began publishing this information in comic book
>form. Yet Bush remains silent. 
>The money Mexicans send back home represents the second-largest
>industry in Mexico. Only the oil industry brings in more money. In
>January 2005, Lou Dobbs reported the existence of a huge underground
>economy, much of it comprised of illegal aliens from Mexico. It has
>been estimated that, if taxed, the additional revenue from the Mexican
>underground economy could bring in between 100 and 400 billion
>dollars. 
>The irony is that Mexico has more billionaires that the U.S.,
>according to information released on December 17, 2004, by Lou Dobbs
>on CNN. Mexico is happy to export as much of their population as we
>will take, to help alleviate the tremendous disparity between their
>rich and their poor. Rather than fixing their morally corrupt
>government, Mexico wants the United States to bear the burden. 
>Already Hispanics are the fastest growing segment in America. We have
>allowed more illegal aliens to enter from Mexico than we can possibly
>absorb into our culture. Many of them make no attempt to assimilate,
>unlike past generations of immigrants, and some even claim to be
>recolonizing America. Some illegal aliens are even claiming that
>California will become a Mexican state. Their attitude is one of
>defiance, and they say that if we don�t like it we can leave. 
>The day after the 2004 elections, President Fox of Mexico charged the
>state of Arizona with discrimination because it passed Proposition
>200, which requires that all people who apply for taxpayer benefits
>prove that they are American citizens. He believes that anyone who
>cares to cross the border illegally should be supported and cared for
>by the American taxpayer. 
>Mexican drug gangs have started shooting at border patrol agents,
>killing two of them last year. They are the ones responsible for
>smuggling tens of thousands of illegal aliens and millions of dollars
>of drugs across the border. Even worse, these gangs are now smuggling
>young teenage girls across the border, promising to get them Green
>Cards. Once across the border, they are gang raped, completely broken
>down mentally and emotionally, and then sold on the streets as
>prostitutes all across America. 
>About two years ago, 60 Minutes televised a show about gangs from
>Latin America that were systematically robbing shopping malls
>throughout the U.S. They are sophisticated, and work in teams. One
>member will act as a decoy while the others rob the store blind. They
>seldom get caught. 
>If they do get arrested, they have phone numbers to call. They are
>bailed out immediately, and then they disappear into another American
>city to start stealing again. The Federal Prosecutor�s Office in San
>Diego recently declared that it is too overburdened to take on any new
>cases involving illegal aliens. 
>This is nothing short of an invasion, and our politicians are guilty
>of abdicating their responsibility on this issue. There is a 14-mile
>section of fence along the border that separates San Diego from
>Tijuana, and four miles of it is so broken down that it is useless.
>Eight years ago Congress voted to fix the fence, but due to minor
>environmental vegetation issues the repairs have not been completed.
>The House voted in 2004 to proceed with a new fence, but the Senate
>voted it down. So every night hundreds, possibly thousands, of illegal
>aliens cross through the old broken fence into San Diego. Yet in 2004,
>the federal and state governments gave $9.5 million dollars to Mexican
>health clinics to ensure that the illegal aliens would bring less
>disease when they crossed into America. 
>In October of 2004, D.A. John Morganelli brought charges against 27
>illegal aliens in North Hampton, PA. They all pled guilty to a variety
>of charges that included credit card fraud, identity theft, and
>several other offenses. Morganelli expected them to at least get some
>jail time, maybe six months. But Judge Leonard Zito set them all free.
>His reasoning was that because the Department of Immigration had no
>plans to detain them, before or after they had served their sentence,
>he shouldn�t have to do its job. Because our federal government failed
>to do its job, Judge Zito refused to do his, and he released 27
>criminals back into society with no punishment. 
>What would happen if only four or five terrorists decided to enter
>shopping malls around the country on December 23, at the height of our
>holiday shopping season, and set off bombs attached to their bodies?
>It would be nearly impossible to prevent such an attack, and yet the
>fear this would create across the country would be enormous. The
>psychic damage would be almost equal to that of 9/11, even though the
>death toll would probably be significantly lower. 
>Surprisingly, illegal immigration is probably the easiest of all of
>our major problems to solve. The solution is clearly spelled out in
>the United States Constitution, Article IV, Section 4: �The United
>States shall guarantee to every state in the Union a Republican form
>of government and protect each of them against invasion.�
>
>When Bill Clinton talked about America becoming a third-world country,
>he dressed it in the fabric of diversity, and said he wasn�t going to
>worry about it. He took this attitude toward terrorism, and we ended
>up with September 11. We cannot afford this type of attitude any
>longer, for the borders are our first line of defense against
>terrorism. The reduction of crime, drug trafficking, and the slave
>trade of teenage prostitutes will benefit us as well. But can we
>convince our politicians to enforce our own laws? 
>The inflow of illegal aliens is becoming such a huge problem that
>Congress has promised to do something in 2005. The Bush guest worker
>program is an incredible scam, and Bush is ignoring the fact that most
>Americans are opposed to this false solution. My fear is that Congress
>will pass his bill and act like all is right with the world. We have
>to force them to stand accountable. 
>The problem is that many of our leaders are no longer beholden to the
>American people. There is a shadow society that wants to see the
>identity of America dissolve into a sea of obscurity. The more this
>secret organization can fracture our identity�the more they can divide
>us�the easier it is for them to defraud us. 
>In chapter 10, I mentioned that Peterson ignored the obvious, claiming
>that we would not allow immigration to soar by five hundred percent.
>He must have been talking about legal immigration, because the illegal
>immigration is way over five hundred percent. And he is ignoring the
>fact that for more than 10 years now, both the Clinton and Bush
>administrations have done everything they could to encourage illegal
>immigration. Bush has gone so far as to say that if he lived in Mexico
>he too would cross the border illegally to come to America, where the
>minimum wage is more than 10 times what he could earn in Mexico.
>Peterson�s book Running On Empty is well written and researched, yet
>he tries to convince us not to worry about immigration or inflation.
>Peterson is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and the
>Trilateral Commission, whose secret agenda is to globalize America
>into one nation under the U.N. Both Clinton and Bush�s father are
>members of these same two organizations. The power behind these groups
>is greater than that of the President of the United States, but is
>cloaked in secrecy, and its powers of persuasion are enormous and
>sophisticated.  
>
>http://www.tombstonetumbleweed.com/Borderline/WarAndDeathOfTheAmericanDre.htm

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