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American Citizens Ponder Their Fate
By Frosty Wooldridge
7-9-8
In a New York Times June 29th op-ed, "Anxious in America," Thomas Friedman
mulled over America's dilemmas in Iraq, where the war has taken a positive
turn for the USA American national economy and debt and who might become
the
next president.
Either choice scares the daylights out of Americans on both sides. Neither
candidate understands average citizens' dilemmas in their jobs,
communities or
schools. Neither addresses what happens in the trenches of America.
Neither gives a hoot about the recent rapid increase in the U S
population, or
the unlawful presence of more than 30 million fully employed foreign
nationals
and their more than ten million kids and grand-kids. The aliens have
displaced
lower- middle-class Americans in the job market, decimating those American
families. Gentle-reader, doncha wonder why those stories are not headlines
in
the liberal media?
Negativism rules the psyche of America.
Thus, most Americans vote against the other guy instead of 'for' a
presidential candidate. In the case of McCain, he represents past
paradigms,
unending sup****t for an endless Iraq War, old thinking and non-action or
in-action.
Obama scares most folks as to his lack of experience, his association with
the
"God D*** America" spewing Pastor Wright, shady-hoodlum Rezko in Chicago
and
his wife's racial bias writings at Harvard against white America.
Both Obama and McCain voted to give amnesty to more than 30 million
illegal
aliens in 2007-without any understanding of the $1 trillion price tag or
demographic impact. Both men did nothing and do nothing to stop illegal
alien
migration at over many millions annually, to include visa overstay
illegals.
In fact, McCain signed the 1986 amnesty giving 4.3 million illegal aliens
a
free pass, but never followed up on his promise to secure our borders.
Both men voted to double current annual immigration from 1.2 million
people to
2.4 million in the amnesty bill in June of 2007- which would have caused a
catastrophic population overload within the USA. Based on mathematics
alone,
this kind of short sightedness bodes poorly for a national leader, unless
you
are a progressive who loves open borders, multiculturalism and unlimited
legal
and illegal immigration.
Neither man sup****ts any kind of a plan to secure our nation's borders.
While they talk the good talk both men continued voting for insourcing,
outsourcing and offshoring of American manufacturing jobs. Both have
crippled
Americans with their votes in the U.S. Senate as to our national debt,
$700
billion annual trade deficit, and no action on 400,000 (could be as high
as
1,200,000) annual anchor babies gaining immediate citizen****p and welfare.
Both men continued the taxpayer burden of educating millions of illegal
alien
children along with billions for health care. Neither man spoke up for
American citizens as to jobs being stolen or wages degraded.
Whether Obama or McCain, both need to choose a financial-wizard Veep
"Come August, I predict both men will be looking for a financial wizard as
their running mates to help them steer America out of what could become a
serious economic tailspin," Friedman said. "I do not believe
nation-building
in Iraq is going to be the issue come November - whether things get better
there or worse. If they get better, we'll ignore Iraq more; if they get
worse,
the next president will be under pressure to get out quicker."
Nation-Building is mandatory
Friedman added, "I think nation-building in America is going to be THE
issue."
If you look around you, most Americans feel a sinister anxiety heretofore
unheard of in this country. Gas prices hogtie, hamstring and paralyze the
engines of commerce. Truckers fail by the thousands. Car manufacturing
jobs
vanish overnight!
"Up to now, the economic crisis we've been in has been largely a credit
crisis
in the capital markets, while consumer spending has kept reasonably
steady, as
have manufacturing and ex****ts," Friedman said. "But with banks still
reluctant to lend even to healthy businesses, fuel and food prices soaring
and
home prices declining, this is starting to affect consumers, shrinking
their
wallets and crimping spending."
For Americans holding the bag with an SUV or other large vehicle,
financial
bloodletting awaits at every fill-up at the gas station. That funeral
dirge
continues at the grocery store where everything costs more money mainly
from
$5.00 a gallon diesel trans****tation costs.
Recession causes are obvious, and ridiculous
Mortgage felony crimes are extensive and numerous: fully half of the
problem
because our banks and other lenders gave away fraudulent loans to millions
of
illegal aliens, who are NOT eligible for federally insured loans. American
taxpayers make up the losses. Remember the S & L scandals? Who paid? You
paid!
"Two weeks ago, Goldman Sachs analysts said that U.S. banks may need
another
$65 billion to cover more write-downs of bad mortgage-related instruments
and
potential new losses if consumer loans start to buckle," Friedman said.
"Since
President Bush came to office, our national savings have gone from six
percent
of gross domestic product to one percent, and consumer debt has almost
doubled
from $8 trillion to $14 trillion."
Priorities are out-of-whack
Instead of spending $83 billion a month to provide social services to
illegal
aliens and their family members and spending $12 billion a month fighting
in
Iraq and Afghanistan, PLUS $10 billion per month rebuilding Iraq and
Afghanistan, isn't it time to rebuild America? How about our families, our
communities, our roads, our infrastructure, our jobs and our citizens?
Both Obama and McCain don't hold a clue as to what to do about Iraq or
Afghanistan. Both avoid any withdrawal plan, which means unending years at
$12
billion a month on a national debt beyond comprehension at $9.4
trillion.
What does that mean to anxious Americans ?
Simple answer: our politicians do not work for us, do not serve us, do not
represent us and they stand totally out of touch with us.
Our political leaders fail us at every juncture. They fail to enforce our
laws. They fail to create a strategic energy plan. They fail to pursue
alternative energy. They fail to enforce our immigration laws. They fail
themselves, our citizens and our civilization.
The next president of the United States may well be the President Hoover
of
the 21st century.
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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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