On Tue, 17 Jun 2008 07:46:18 GMT, jazzerciser@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>Our Troubled Country - Im****ting Poverty
>By Frosty Wooldridge
>6-17-8
>
>
>
>Brian Williams re****ted to the nation last month that Detroit, Michigan
high
>schools suffer a 76 percent drop-out/flunk-out rate for high school
seniors.
>All totaled, 1.2 million eighteen year olds hit the streets functionally
>illiterate annually. In Denver, Colorado, 73 percent of children live in
>poverty.
>
>U.S. Representative Tom Tancredo said, "Immigration, both legal and
illegal,
>is the cause of a significant part of Colorado's increase in child
poverty."
>
>The number of children under the age of 18 living in poverty increased
from
>104,000 in 2000 to 180,000 in 2006, in Colorado. Colorado led the nation
in
>child poverty, yet features only 4.6 million people-except---that state
houses
>500,000 and as high as 695,000 illegal alien migrants. Colorado schools
suffer
>43 different languages, which cause havoc in classrooms. One in five
teachers
>quits or transfers out of Denver Public Schools every nine months.
(Source:
>Rocky Mountain News)
>
>"It is irresponsible for the media and the governor to not recognize the
fact
>that immigration is largely to blame for this increase," Tancredo said.
"If
>Colorado were actually enforcing its own laws, we would reduce the number
of
>people in the poverty category."
>
>However, Colorado Governor Bill Ritter (D) refuses to enforce H.B. 1023.
The
>legislature passed that law in 2006 to fine and imprison employers of
illegal
>aliens. Ritter won't enforce it while Colorado taxpayers shell out $1.1
>billion annually for all services for illegal aliens and their children.
>
>The president of the Colorado Children's Campaign gave a lame excuse,
>"changing demographics of the state." As in Detroit, Chicago, New York,
>Dallas, Houston and Los Angeles, political correctness disavows the
reason for
>a total breakdown in U.S. schools and accelerating poverty.
>
>"The research is clear," Tancredo said. "An increase in immigration leads
to
>an increase in poverty. If we truly want to do something about poverty in
>Colorado and our nation, we must stop im****ting poverty. We must begin
>enforcing the laws, primarily against hiring illegal aliens, which will
force
>self-de****tation of others in that category."
>
>How fast do immigrants and illegal migrants pour into the United States?
For a
>stupefying understanding of the numbers, every 30 days, 182,000 to
200,000
>legal immigrants and illegal aliens arrive in America. To give you an
idea of
>how many people that represents: those immigrants fill two 100,000 seat
>Pasadena Rose Bowls. At the end of the month, they empty into the
streets,
>communities and states of America at a cost of $346 billion annually to
U.S.
>taxpayers. (Source:
><http://www.thesocialcontract.com/>www.thesocialcontract.com)
They
overload
>schools, hospitals and prisons. Even the legal immigrants tap into
billions of
>dollars for resettlement into this country.
>
>During the next month, two more Rose Bowls fill up! Again, they empty out
into
>America, month in and month out, year in and year out.
>
>Across the nation, every aspect of immigration impedes America's ability
to
>solve poverty, create jobs, maintain living wages, sustain viable
educational
>standards and keep pace with prison populations.
>
>Both legal and illegal immigrants arrive from third world countries with
>cultures and educations that remain incompatible with America's first
world
>culture.
>
>As those immigrants receive aid for their problems, The National
Coalition for
>the Homeless, <http://www.nationalhomeless.org/>www.nationalhomeless.org
>re****ted 3.5 million homeless citizens struggled for survival in the
streets
>of America in 2006. Of that number, 1.35 million consist of homeless
>children. Re****ts show 13 million American children suffer daily from
>malnutrition and hunger in America. A shocking 37 million Americans live
below
>the poverty line, which is 12.7 percent of our population.
>
>As re****ted by ABC's Charles Gibson, an astounding 28 million Americans
live
>on food stamps in 2008.
>
>In my travels throughout Mexico, I witnessed our future. On the outskirts
of
>Mexico City with 22 million people, in excess of two million people live
in
>cardboard shacks. They squat for their morning constitutional with their
>chickens. They live in abject misery, filth, disease and hopelessness.
>
>
>Guess what? They're moving to America. Millions of them!
>
>Third world slums began appearing along our borders (on our side) from
>Brownsville, Texas to San Diego, California in the 80s. They're called
>"Colonias," which in Spanish means "new neighborhoods." They feature
shacks,
>no sewers, no streets, no running water, no electricity, toilet
facilities or
>waste pickup.
>
>The New York Times, March 3, 1988, "Along the US Border, a Third World is
>Reborn," re****ted, "Colonias are rusted trailers and shacks nailed
together
>from tar paper and packing pallets without indoor toiletswith mounds of
>uncollected trash that attract ratsthe lack of sanitation has polluted
the
>ground water to the point where many residents drink their own wastethe
>colonias feature Third World levels of hepatitis, dysentery, diarrhea,
skin
>rashes, cholera and tuberculosisthey are contaminated, explosive, fecal,
>filthy, illegal, miserable, polluted, powder kegs, putrid, shocking,
sick,
>stench filled, suffering and wrenching."
>
>Since their appearance in the early 80s, according to the Times, the 1988
>population totaled 185,000; the 1995 population exceeded 500,000; the
2005
>population exceeded 1.5 million. At the current rate of growth, these
human
>misery settlements shall reach 20 million by 2021. Little known to most
>Americans, Mexico expects to triple their population from 100 million to
300
>million in this century. Thus, no end of the line of migrants plodding
north
>to America in search of a better life!
>
>I spent two weeks filming colonias in Texas. I haven't been as sickened
to my
>stomach since my travels in Asia. It's worse than any description the New
York
>Times or I could give you. Colonias represent human misery at its
disturbing
>worst levels.
>
>These slums represent a health hazard of unprecedented dimensions. Given
>enough time, large areas of southern California, Arizona and Texas will
>resemble the outskirts of Mexico City. Two decades of denial continues
the
>expansion of American "colonias."
>
>Who becomes the final victim? America and her citizens plunge into
poverty via
>the addition of two Rose Bowls loaded with immigrants every 30 days,
month in
>and month out until our poor and middle class cannot find a job, a home
or a
>place to run from this madness.
>
>Can anyone name a single, solitary reason for continuing this kind of
national
>suicide? Who brings it to you? Your U.S. States Senate and House of
>Representatives!
>
>##
>
>To take action: www.numbersusa.com
>
>www.thesocialcontract.com
>
>www.fairus.org
>
>www.proenglish.org
>
>www.capsweb.org
>
>www.vdare.com
>
>Final note: I am looking for thinkers, writers and advocates to add to my
>monthly "Master Mind Think Tank." In reality, our politicians foment the
>problems that they campaign to solve. They never solve them; thus we
spiral
>into deeper national chaos. I need new ideas and new creative thinkers to
help
>me bring our most pressing issues onto the front burner: overpopulation
in
>America caused by ceaseless legal and illegal immigration. As you know,
the
>recent PEW re****t shows immigration adding 100 million people to our
country
>in 30 years. We need to stop it and we need to stop it now. Join me in
saving
>our civilization. frostyw@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>Frosty Wooldridge has bicycled across six continents from the Arctic to
the
>South Pole as well as six times across the USA, coast to coast and
border to
>border. In 2005, he bicycled from the Arctic Circle, Norway to Athens,
Greece.
>He presents "The Coming Population Crisis in America: and what you can do
>about it" to civic clubs, church groups, high schools and colleges. He
works
>to bring about sensible world population balance at
www.frostywooldridge.com
>
>
>From: Frosty Wooldridge
>
>This three minute interview with Adam Schrager on "Your Show" May 4,
2008, NBC
>Channel 9 News, addresses the ramifications of adding 120 million people
to
>USA in 35 years and six million people to Colorado as to water shortages,
air
>pollution, loss of farmland, energy costs and degradation of quality of
life.
>In the interview, Frosty Wooldridge explains the ramifications of adding
120
>million people to the USA in 35 years. He advances new concepts such as a
>"Colorado Carrying Capacity Policy"; "Colorado Environmental Impact
Policy";
>"Colorado Water Usage Policy"; "Colorado Sustainable Population Policy".
>Nationally, the USA needs a "National Sustainable Population Policy" to
>determine the carrying capacity of this nation for the short and long
term.
>Wooldridge is available for interviews on radio and TV having interviewed
on
>ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN and FOX.
>
>Click the link to view the 3 minute interview with NBC's Adam Schrager:
>
>http://www.9news.com/video/player.aspx?aid=52364
>
>
>Frosty Wooldridge
>
>www.frostywooldridge.com
>
>
>
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Only a comatose public coupled with a whoreish political system allows
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