Giving up our
sovereignty, Constitution
By DON SNYDER
Monday, April 17, 2006 1:12
AM PDT
It seems the immigration issue has brought something
to light. The different immigration bills before the Senate, the protests by the
Latino community, the president, and even the Register staff all have one thing
in common; they do not understand the reason for borders.
Mexican
President Vicente Fox's communist policies are forcing millions of Mexicans to
look for a better life across the poorly controlled U.S. border. The resulting
conflict of this large movement of illegal immigrants comes when they try to
reestablish their Mexico on U.S. soil instead of assimilating into the American
way. All of this conflict can be avoided if the border was implemented in the
correct way.
The United States has a very unique form of government, very
different than both Mexico and Canada. Canada to the north is a socialist nation
and to the south are Marxists and communist nations. We are the only nation in
the world where the Constitution places real limits on government and is in fact
a true republic. It is therefore necessary to educate those entering from other
nations about this unique form of government.
Borders become the
centerpieces. Not just a means for security, it is a gate for immigrants that
have passed exams for citizenship. Newcomers are required to learn about our way
of life and our language. Illegal immigrants that don't understand English are
easily duped into conspiratorial ways because information is given to them
second hand. Some history books written in Spanish even say California belongs
to them. Mexicans wave their flag above the U.S. flag as a result of not knowing
it was Spain and the American Indian that controlled this state. Mexico only had
position a mere 24 years. By not understanding a free society, they continue to
demand the government supply their needs. A great number of hospitals near the
southern border are being closed because illegal immigrants expect free medical
service.
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Strong borders are very necessary to keep our
nation's sovereignty. Why is it then that our state department wants them
removed? Bush was in Mexico with Canada's prime minister at the end of this last
month for the same reason the three leaders met in Waco, Texas, in March of
2005. They are working on their "Security and Prosperity Partnership." As a
continuation of NAFTA and CAFTA, this seeks to merge many national functions of
the three countries and removes our borders as well. Simply put, it overrides
our Constitution with an international government. NAFTA and CAFTA have already
allowed international courts to overrule our Supreme Court. This kind of action
used to be called treason, but now it's covered up and referred to as the "New
World Order."
The CFR is very ingenious. By continually coming up with
plans to make illegal immigrants legal, they effectively are producing a huge
voter base that never need to study the history of our Constitution, nor learn
English to find out they have been duped. This base is being pulled by the far
left to help promote unconstitutional legislation necessary for this
international control.
Now it becomes the job of good Americans to take
on the task of teaching about constitutional government to those wanting to
learn. Keep in mind, our public school textbooks don't help much either because
Christian leaders wrote the Declaration of Independence and the U.S.
Constitution. Textbooks are now required to leave out Christian influence, which
means there isn't much left to print.
There is a speaker coming to Napa
on Wednesday, April 19, who has a great deal of world government experience. His
topic is "An Overview of Our World" and will give the basics of different forms
of government and explain why our unique republic should not merge with other
nations. This presentation from John McManus is set at a high school level for
both adults and students. Check this newspaper's April 13 "Coming Up" section
for details.
