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- Soul, Spirit and Mind
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- “Faith is the evidence of things not seen”
- Yellow Crescent Moons
- The commitment of the Emancipated
- Soufriere Youth Summer Programme
- SLEF congratulates the Island’s first certified “S...
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With Al Franklin being sworn the oath of office, which for a majority in either party means absolutely nothing? Be assured the Democratic Libertarian leadership has a perfect storm and with a 60 member majority the other side cannot filibuster any new laws to being enacted. My major concern is an illegal immigrant the--OVERPOPULATION--invasion. Unless--THE AMERICAN PEOPLE--don't exert pressure on their Senators, Representatives, they are--SURE--to pass another AMNESTY. With no restraints it means 13 to 20 million plus, foreign workers and their large families will get a path to citizenship, even though they broke our laws. In stark addition to this, millions more will appear in America after sweeping across our border, after being advised that AMNESTY is going to be enacted.
OVERPOPULATION--will over the next 40 years propel the amount of people, living, working here to around 430 million? That's federal government statistics?
Our country is already being swamped by foreign nations who cannot speak or write English and unable to comprehend road warning signs. Amongst the impoverished, the sick and others carry contagious diseases, comes the gang members, rapists, murders and other criminal elements. Those caught have already compromised our overcrowded penal system. Each day there is carnage on the highways to American family members. The Heritage foundation has already stated that the costs could reach $2.5 TRILLION DOLLARS, just in retirement benefits. I don't think their are any words to describe the financial impact on taxpayers, as these poor, unschooled and large extended families cannot find work, in a near 11.0 percent jobless rate for AMERICANS. There is huge unknown financial amount of money to support the illegal worker, followed by a wife and then--CHAIN MIGRATION--of sisters, brothers who are sure to come?
There is a danger to our economy so unbelievable, it cannot be emphasized enough--THAT THE PUBLIC MUST PRESSURE THEIR RELUCTANT PUBLIC SERVANTS IN WASHINGTON--NOT TO ALLOW ANY KIND OF AMNESTY? The full weight of this massive expenditure will fall on the U.S. TAXPAYER--NOT THE PARASITE EMPLOYER WHO DOES THE HIRING? A prime example at this time is payments of illegal alien households around the country. Robert Rector of the Heritage Foundation calculated the average low-skilled immigrant household received $30,160 in direct benefits, education, medical care and other services from all levels of government in 2004. Those same low-skilled immigrant households paid only $10,573 in taxes that year, meaning the average low-skill household had a fiscal deficit of $19,588.
The ultimate question is can Americans afford to support all these low income nationals, while the nations economy is stagnant? With millions of the US population searching for a job, with a slender possibility of passing Universal health care? We must have a uniform immigration enforcement program, that our politicians have cowardly moved away from, except for a brave few.
We need immediate transformation of E-Verification to a permanent, none voluntary for--ALL--workers, within the United States. Whether you have five employees or 50.000 everybody must be verified as legal. IT SHOULD START WITH EVERY GOVERNMENT CONTRACTOR WITHOUT ANY EXCEPTION? THEN EVERY US FEDERAL WORKER SHOULD BE VETTED, OR HAVE THE US GOVERNMENT GOT SOMETHING TO HIDE? BEING THAT FORMER PRESIDENT BUSH, IMPLEMENTED THE PILOT PROGRAM, THE GOVERNMENT MUST SET AN EXAMPLE INSTEAD OF ALL THE DELAYS?
We need to stop poor people from breeding.
That way the state isn't left with the burden of taking care of these poorly planned pregnancies. Why must educated people have at most three children but poverty stricken persons support households upwards of seven children?
TIE THEIR TUBES!
Brittanicus, I think you've got the wrong thread, this is not CNN or FOX. This is about the Caribbean with Caricom Nationals.
Have you lost some screws up there?
TO ZEIGY
Correct. Males must be castrated, females, must be sterilized.
Who do you start with?
Its extraordinary that an American can discriminate against immigrants in such a vitriolic way, the America's could not have survived with out immigration, and how does he feel about the immigrants from America coming to the islands, partuclarly St. Lucia and taking away jobs, forcing your culture down its neck etc. Can you explain the difference.
Men are always troublesome so it has to be male castration first.
Brittanicus, if you're not Native American then you're an immigrant too, just an early version.
You guys came, kill the Natives, took their land by force so if you're not native then you should cork it.
Now, now curvy girl we don't have to be so drastic. All I'm proposing is that we assist poor people with birth control since it's evident they can't take up the responsibility on their own. We can even pay them to come in and have their tubes tied. Remember, despite laws attempting to give men equal responsibility in rearing a child women still bear the brunt of the responsibilities and are doing more harm to themselves having children indiscriminately. That lady who was attacked on the Morne has assailed by a seventeen year old. Had we a more rigid birth control policy in our country incidents such as these would be far less likely.
Let's face it youth crime is committed by children who were more or less not wanted by their parents in the first place. Being brought up under such callous conditions can we really expect such young people to have regard for other human life?
TIE THEIR TUBES!
The problem with some youths goes back to pregnancy. If the pregnant woman is stressed and going through a hard time, she will attract a lowly evolved soul(because her thoughts are very important at that time) for the unborn child and this child will be destined for destruction. So it is very important that pregnant women are treated good.
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