President Brackish Oilbama

How did a so very intelligent, upstanding, transparent, activist and green, green, green administration not notice such a "cozy" and deadly relationship between offshore oil drillers and federal regulators--until now? Obviously this has been going on for many years and must have been widely known by anyone paying any attention at all to offshore oil regulation. It is as if the captain of the Titanic were standing righteously on his sinking ship and indignantly claiming that he had only just discovered that the North Sea is infested with icebergs--and he is not going to tolerate it one bit! Shocking, shocking, I tell you!
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Border Enforcement + Immigration Moratorium = Job, Crime and Eco Sanity.

BP's new corporate motto? "Spill Baby Spill!"

After Santa Barbara and then Alaska, we have been endlessly told: (1) Drilling techniques have been becoming ever more awesomely safe and sophisticated; (2) Oil companies, like BP, have been becoming ever more awesomely environmentally sensitive, hence ads showing happy butterflies sunning themselves on oil rigs, or the like; (3) Those who still have concerns for offshore drilling are pretty much dewy-eyed extreme environmentalists, as opposed to real Americans who chant "Drill baby drill!"
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Border Enforcement + Immigration Moratorium = Job, Crime and Eco Sanity.

Jan Brewer Patriotic Speed Bump to White Cleansing

One of the important benefits of this new immigration-enforcement measure signed by Arizona Governor Jan Brewer is that it, at long last, has been smoking out our Utopian/cynical political, media, entertainment, corporate and academic elites, who obviously want American citizens to be defenseless against Third World invasions. Their reaction to this quite sensible law has included almost everything just short of head spinning and projectile vomiting. Amazingly, politicians like Obama, and Bush before him, Pelosi, McCain and so many others, have been holding us hostage for decades, by saying that American borders will not be "tightened" until yet another amnesty has been approved. Just think about that. Obama and the others are saying that they will let murderers, rapists and drug runners in amongst us, unless we agree to legalize the criminals already here. (If there aren't such people among illegals, then illegals must be only population on earth that does not include them.) In other words, our political rulers are willing to see your son, daughter, husband or wife, or whomever you care about, die, unless another amnesty is passed. What else can this be called but evil?
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Border Enforcement + Immigration Moratorium = Job, Crime and Eco Sanity.

Ethnic Cleansing Stefan Theil & Newsweek Drumbeat

 
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     Besides the devastating impact of never-ending throngs of legal and illegal immigrants on the environment, on already unemployed citizens, on social services, crime rates, and all the rest, it is revealing that the only time that demographic ethnic cleansing is considered not a terrible thing, but instead the required enlightened view, is when it is white people whose  percentage of their nation's populations will be continually diminished. In fact, we are always told to 'Celebrate Diversity!' 

     So put on your party hats everyone and merrily shout after me: "My people are on their way out!" 

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"The Incredible Shrinking Continent," Stefan Theil, Newsweek, 3-1-10.
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Border Enforcement + Immigration Moratorium = Job, Crime and Eco Sanity.

Mexican Slaughterhouse Latest Chapter

Yes, as many say, much of the "drug war" in Mexico is related to drug consumers in the U.S., but that is even more reason for tougher border controls and internal immigration-law enforcement, something that U.S. and Mexican politicians have been resisting for decades. Mexico has now become a slaughterhouse, and yet most Congressional Democrats, including Obama, judging by his voting record when there, and a sizable minority of Republicans, including Bush, always salivate with eagerness at the prospect of  ever-more open borders with Mexico. What can average Americans do when it becomes fashionable for American elites, including academia, the press, the corporate world and, God knows, Hollywood to proudly demonstrate their pious lofty indifference to the health and safety, and even long-term survival, of their own people? --Relating to “Americans Killed in Mexico,” Sheridan, Washington Post, 3-15-10.
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Border Enforcement + Immigration Moratorium = Job, Crime and Eco Sanity.

Freedom and Migration--and Ira Berlin

What could be more important than everyone in the world continually journeying toward greater freedom? Well, the natural resource base upon which it all rests. America is no longer a wide-open frontier to be endlessly exploited, as fascinating and worthwhile as it might be to observe and intellectually dissect the process of European Americans, original African Americans, Native Americans and others being demographically displaced by the never-ending "great influx." Scientists, true liberals, true conservatives and just plain common sense tells us there are earthly limits to human consumption. Today everything from fresh water shortages to atmospheric pollution longages demonstrate that we are now hard up against those very limits.--Related to “Migrations Forced and Free,” Ira Berlin, Smithsonian, Feb. 2010.
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Border Enforcement + Immigration Moratorium = Job, Crime and Eco Sanity

Future Cities Overpopulation & Pangloss Palmisano

"We are adding the equivalent of seven New Yorks to the planet every year," which means . . . greater environmental opportunities! Like "monitoring (ever more serious) pollution" and "better allocating (ever shorter supplies for) water use." How does one begin to debate such Orwellian off-planet nonsense? In any case, there is something to be said for the idea that one of the core traits to the rise of a civilization will in the end be one of the core traits to its downfall. In this case a kind of blind almost comically child-like optimism.
--Relating to "The Future of the City," Samuel Palmisano, Newsweek,  1-25-10