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The Migrant Dilemma By: Phil “Not Retired, Self Unemployed" Gerber
The current
migrant situation at the US southern border is confusing at best. To many
it is a crisis, to others it’s just a problem and to those in the shadows
it’s going according to plan.
Those who believe
it’s a crisis see the humanitarian pain and suffering. They see the influx
of people with the virus and those with criminal records or criminal
intent. They see the massive financial impact associated with housing,
feeding and caring for the medical needs of thousands of people with no
income or marketable skills. They are compassionate people frustrated by
the magnitude of the problem with no viable solution.
Then there are
those who see the situation as just a temporary problem until the ‘system’,
our culture, can be re-educated. They view it as necessary ‘adjustments’ to
correct the abuses of the Trump administration. Many of them also believe
the adoption of open borders is the ‘right’ thing to do. Regardless, the
current situation appears to be the result of hastily implemented policies
with little or no analysis of the consequences much less any contingency
plans. Their strategy appears to be to gaslight the issues (with the
media’s help) and throw money and rhetoric at the problems. Of
perhaps greater concern is the long term damage they are doing to our
culture and our constitutional form of government. Also, we shouldn’t
forget the pain and suffering being created by the massive influx of drugs
coming through the border.
Finally, there are
those in the shadows, the global swamp. They believe they are superior to
the rest of us and it is their mission to reorganize the world the way it
should be...their way. Call them Marxists, communists, globalists,
trilateralists or the New World Order, and though their objectives may
differ they share a common goal: Diminish the strength and influence of the
United States to the point where we must acquiesce to their demands.
Given these three
views of our immigration situation, consider a simple analogy. You come
home to find your bath tub overflowing and the water on full force. What do
you do?
If you are among
the first group, first you’d get the water shut off, then you’d drain the
tub and finally clean up the mess. So, to solve the immigration situation
you would secure our border, finish the wall and turn back all immigrants
in transit. Then you would identify all illegal immigrants and return them
to their country of origin - firmly, but with compassion. Finally, to clean
up the mess you’d tighten our immigration policy to remove ambiguities,
negotiate treaties with Mexico and Central American countries to stem mass
migrations and finally declare all organizations that organize and
facilitate the transportation of immigrants as terrorist organizations.
The next group,
which looks surprisingly like the current administration, would analyze the
cause of the problem before taking any action. Then, marginally reduce the
flow of the water as a show of concern. Meanwhile, they would sue the
plumber and demand the insurance company pay for all damages and emotional
stress caused by the situation. Finally, rather than try to clean the mess,
they would leave it for future owners. In the case of our immigration
situation the administration is marginalizing the problem and throwing
money at it to ‘fix’ it. Rather than return the immigrants to their native
country, they are relocating them to a neighborhood near you. Now it’s your
problem. To complete the perfect storm, the administration now has a
compelling argument to raise taxes to provide housing, health care, education
and cash payments for this unanticipated flood of poor, abused, freedom
seeking immigrants. Hardly seems like enough!
The third group is
easy to understand. There is no problem because they are planning to
demolish the house anyway.
If this was the
only attack on our America it would be challenging enough. Unfortunately,
we are fighting a multi-faceted campaign.
Their battle plan
is well documented. All you have to do is read the writings of Marx, Lenin
and Saul Alinsky among others. Their objectives are ambitious yet simple:
cripple the US economy, abolish religions, break up the family unit,
convert the education system into indoctrination centers and promote
identity politics and hostilities based on race, religion, sexual
orientation, wealth, intelligence, etc to minimize any organized
opposition.
Their battle plan
includes global warming, open borders, pandemics, income inequality and
white supremacy to name a few. They have gained control of the Democrat
Party, while the Republican Party flounders indecisively looking for a
unified voice.
Unfortunately, we
have ceased to be a republic for all practice purposes as our elected
officials represent their political parties not their constituents. We have
created a ruling class that has become self- perpetuating. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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