“How do you—or a nation—arrive at a point of financial breakdown?” asks Frosty Wooldridge, in his latest condemnation of our national immigration policy.
Over time, the debate has spread between two poles,” Mann said. “On one side, according to the late Garrett Hardin, an ecologist at the University of California at Santa Barbara, are the Cassandras, who believe that continued population growth at the current rate will inevitably lead to catastrophe. On the other are the Pollyannas, who believe that humanity faces problems but has a good shot at coming out okay in the end. Cassandras, who tend to be biologists, look at each new birth as the arrival on the planet of another hungry mouth. Pollyannas, who tend to be economists, point out that along with each new mouth comes a pair of hands.”
Dr. Albert A. Bartlett, University of Colorado at Boulder, wrote another stunning paper concerning America’s love affair with self-delusion. Dr. Bartlett remains the premiere voice in America concerning the greatest predicament facing our civilization in the 21st century.
When you don't enforce laws, of course, the system breaks down. When we don't enforce our federal immigration laws or state-wide laws, yes, the system remains broken. When we suffer Mayor Hickenlooper enforcing a "Sanctuary Policy" that allows illegals to remain in Denver with immunity from deportation after 16 arrests such as Francis Hernandez, yes, the system favors lawlessness and two-tiered justice. When Governor Ritter won't enforce state laws passed in 2006 (HB 1023) that addressed illegal alien migrants, yes, a broken system results. In the final equation, this state features something close to 300,000 to 500,000 (my estimate) illegal aliens that laugh at us and our lack of law enforcement that allows them to remain in Colorado. Those who employ them laugh all the way to the bank.
Linda Chavez noted in that national column carried by major newspapers nationwide, that by 2042, the United States transforms from a majority nation to a minority dominated nation. She said, “Hispanics, Asians and blacks will outnumber whites by 32 million…but so what?”
In a brilliant expose’ of America’s accelerating immigration crisis, Ms. Froma Harrop of the Providence Journal smashed the ‘silent assertion’ nightmare hushed-up by the main stream media. In her August 28, 2008 piece, “Shhh! This scares both parties”, she thrilled me by writing about what I’ve exposed for the past 20 years!
National and international radio talk show host George Noory on his world famous “Coast to Coast” show will interview six continent world bicycle adventurer Frosty Wooldridge, author of “THE NEXT ADDED 100 MILLION AMERICANS: Nation on the Brink”.
Wooldridge discusses the ramifications of the United States adding 100 million people in the next 30 years. This blockbuster interview shows the United States on a collision path with immigration and overpopulation. www.frostywooldridge.com
Wooldridge emphatically states, “Overpopulation will become THE single greatest/gravest issue facing America and the world in the 21st century. We either solve it gracefully ourselves or nature will solve it brutally for us.”
In America, with hundreds of different ethnic groups, especially black, white, brown, red and yellow, we exist in a tenuous but tolerant dance guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution.
It’s not been easy with Jim Crow Laws, the KKK, Watts Riots, separate but equal, anger of Malcolm X, white flight to the suburbs, smoldering and seething ghettoes and Pastor Jeremiah Wright in Chicago with “God D*** America….”
In 1965, Senator Teddy Kennedy created an even more tense society by immigrating millions from incompatible cultures that now call America home: Muslims, Hmongs, Koreans, Somalians, Ethiopians, etc. Additionally, he created even greater racial tension from competing and growing cultures that fail to assimilate into America as Americans.
We now designate Muslim-Americans, African-Americans, Russian-Americans, Mexican-Americans, while our national identity drains into confusion and tension.
This week, in D Magazine, Texas journalist Trey Garrison wrote a piece titled: “Why I don't want diversity in my neighborhood.”
Today, after 20 years with the last three presidents, Americans watch their most precious value erode into meaninglessness. Does U.S. citizenship mean anything to this president, our Congress, our governors and our mayors of major cities.
After 9/11 decimated our national security blanket, our borders needed closing. Our immigration laws and visas needed immediate tightening as most of the bombers hailed from Saudi Arabia. All of them lied on their applications without fear of inspection. Yet, current policy allows endless immigration by Saudi nationals as well as many others from the Middle East. Has anything changed? Not!
If you think America suffers an energy crisis, you haven't seen anything yet. Shall we drill offshore? In Alaska? Should we continue with as John Denver sang, "More scars upon the land"? When will we pull our heads out of our proverbial armpits? Sooner rather later! As T. Boone Pickens said, “It's time to jump to solar and wind power!”
In this week’s dueling op-ed in U.S. News and World Report, Joseph Romm and Robinson West battled via words to catch readers' ears. Their theme: energy and our oil price crisis! Romm demanded an end to our oil addiction. West countered with a reality check: it ain't gonna' happen!
They're both encouraged to remember Einstein's prophetic words, "The problems in the world today are so enormous they cannot be solved with the level of thinking that created them."
Multiculturalism proves a deadly mix of racism, social incongruity, irreconcilable ethnic groups and the fabricated presumption that everybody loves everybody else.
