Posted by
thekeenobserver on Friday, June 26, 2009 4:40:29 PM
"Press one for English; press two for Spanish”…it’s all so very depressing.
It all started in California; and now there's no denying it; we are rushing headlong into parallel societies.
E. Pluribus Unum is now Americus Hispanicus defunctus: we're now a bi-lateral nation, speaking two distinct languages, bearing two distinct cultures-- all backed by the democrats who covertly are enabling it.
Uncontrolled immigration has disfigured the state of California to a chaotic state of "bi-culturalism" -- the main reason why the place is 25 billion in debt.
So what's the answer? Calmexica!
And why not? Why not solve the illegal immigration problem once and for all? Calmexica would certainly trump the alternative, the democrat's scheme for "amnesty" (i.e., the vote) to 20 million aliens -- a Trojan horse for citizenship-- all but guaranteeing the tyranny of one-party rule in America for perhaps the rest of this century.
And don't forget about “the chain.”
Once these illegals become "citizens," the dems will no doubt pass "chain-immigration" laws, enabling all their family members to come across and join the happy clan-- making the problem all the worse.
If one were to project this all to the next generation (given their high birthrate) there will be upwards of 45 to 50 million “Mexi-Americans” -- a permanent democratic voting bloc -- an unmitigated electoral disaster, transforming the character of our nation permanently.
Ever since they came into California, Mexicans are the only ethnic group who've refused to adopt English, in defiance of our "melting pot." And they are NOT a mosaic; they've become a separate, parallel society.
The omens are everywhere:
-Nancy Pelosi recently made an impassioned speech (in a Catholic church) condemning the arresting of illegal aliens in the workplace--calling it "UN-American." Remember that?
-Janet Napolitano continues to attack Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio over his strict border enforcement against illegals crossing over.
-New York Senator Chuck Schumer is busily crafting away at his phony bill for "amnesty reform"
-New Jersey Senator Robert Menendez is covertly working behind the scenes to get ALL illegal aliens free health care
-Monatana Senator Max Baucus has sabotaged e-Verify; removing the illegal immigrant enforcement provision from the stimulus bill
-Barack Obama has stated he wants to pass an immigration reform law by this September
If Congress really wanted to solve the problem (especially in California), they only need use e- Verify to "absolve" the country from these immigrant spongers. But it's never gonna happen as long as the democrats keep control; and amnesty, of course, is the key to it.
Which bring us to the prospect of Calmexica.
Instead of the above alternative, why not just surrender part of the state? It's already hopelessly bankrupt. We could simply say..."OK, you illegals have won. Take it away! See ya.”
Rather than let the "cancer" spread, we'll just ward it off-- ergo…Calmexica!
But what would California care? Would anything really change? Would the "non-Hispanic" population even mind? Would L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa protest? He'd be delirious with joy!
And how about San Francisco, the most liberal area in the county; they're supposedly in strong support of immigration- so why would they protest? Wouldn't that be going back on their beliefs that immigrants have "full rights under protection of the law?”
So, let's call ‘em on their bluff. Calmexica forever!
For the people in Big Sur, it's where they could draw the border: Calmexica to the south, and "regular California" starting just north of the Bay Area-- let the surveyors worry about it.
California has approx. 2.4 million Spanish-speaking public school students. Only 39 percent speak "something other" than their "native" language; and what happens when they grow up? It will only worsen the parallel society problem, and further divide the nation.
From 1982 to 2007, the number of "non English" students in California's public schools has increased by 220 percent-- so why even continue to call California part of the United States if they can’t (won't) speak English?
Current demographic surveys reveal over 150 languages and dialects spoken by California public school students-- Spanish being the first language for over 81 percent. Two-thirds of non-English speaking students are in grades 1 to 6, including one out of every three kindergartners.
Limited and non-English speaking students enter the system at every grade level --all implying the rampant pace of illegal immigration that goes unreported.
And what happens once all these nice, "non-English speaking" children become adults? They will comprise a huge voting bloc-- hotly pursued by ALL politicians-- resulting in laws written to cater to THEM, further depriving the rest of the nation with the tail wagging the dog: a bilingual society encumbered by class warfare, class envy; and working people everywhere heavily taxed to pay for it all.
Imagine California-- say by 2030-- to a visiting foreigner; they would think, “hmmm...what country IS this?
So consider the idea very carefully. Calmexica is sounding better all the time.