Since Bush I was elected in 1988 (28 years and seven, four-year presidential terms ago), high-paying mfg. jobs have been sent abroad while at the same time, these same American presidents have let tens of millions of illegals stay here without regard for the long-term consequences to the American way of life. The rampant bitterness we see now is the culmination of prior presidents policies topped-off with the devastating effects of Obama, who vandalizes "traditional" America everywhere he can. These last four presidents have collectively, inflicted a colossal burden upon the American people for which there is no penalty to them; but only to the quarter-billion people who are the American middle-class.[1]All those presidents did that. They let millions of illegals stay as though it were the most normal thing in the world to allow foreigners to flood the United States of America because they felt like grabbing a piece of our pie.
Note, too, that the mantra is "11 million illegals." It's been "11 million" since Al Gore first had to crank up his air conditioner at Chateau Gore. Ann Coulter played with some simple numbers and said at a minimum it's 30 MILLION. At a minimum, my friends.
All perfectly normal and unremarkable by the political class. The perfect expression of globalism and leftist lunacy: inundation of white people in their own countries.
Notes
[1] Comment by Felix da Kat on "Will Any Future POTUS Matter (Other Than Launching More Wars)?" By By Charles Hugh Smith, Zero Hedge, 7/28/16.
2 comments:
And that is when I stopped being a registered republican. When Bush II was for amnesty it became too obvious that there is no difference between R and D on the ballot.
I was slower on the uptake than you were. I don't put any stock in being a registered anything but still see value in voting. After all, it's thanks to the ballot box that His Majesty Jeb Bush is at this moment entertaining himself by cutting out paper dolls.
Nonetheless, you have to be in a coma not to notice that the Sellout Class could not care a flying fig for America and the people who built it (aka white people).
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