Where has the color blind society gone?
WASHINGTON — The estimated time when whites will no longer make up the majority of Americans has been pushed back eight years — to 2050 — because the recession and stricter immigration policies have slowed the flow of foreigners into the U.S.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5jO8jbAnwaP-wLfs93UGI-l_-llMgD9CKM8VG0
It was once said, by the losing side of the last major debate over immigration, ‘… they who control a nation’s immigration policy control the future of that nation.’
That was said in 1924 just prior to the passage of the Immigration Act of 1924. Many are unaware that in the nearly two decades leading up to this legislation , the issue of immigration had been building to a crescendo of national passion and debate. So what’s changed?
Consider carefully the policies, cultural practices, religious orientation, and achievements of the United States prior to the last huge wave of population migration onto our shores. This flood of humanity, many responding to the words on the Statue of Liberty, lasted for just a bit more than one generation, about 30 years.
During that time our population grew dramatically and peoples mostly from Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean region fled oppression and sought new political expression within our borders. Certainly they did not assimilate immediately. However, its been now about three generations and look at the changes in our policies, cultural practices, religious orientation and society today. The wave of immigration shown in this chart certainly changed America.
Notice the absence of illegal immigration since President Reagan's limited amnesty program in the 1980's
Now consider the abortion chart below (provided courtesy of the Alan Guttmacher Institute, special research affiliate of Planned Parenthood Federation of America.
This graph is a link to source.
There have been more than 32.5 million abortions in the twenty one years since the U.S. Supreme Court legalized unrestricted abortion on January 22, 1973.
This graph is a link to original
Next consider the chart of illegal immigration into the United States – presently supported by some U.S. Senators from border states and entirely supported by the previous U.S. Administration.
Next consider the chart of illegal immigration into the United States – presently supported by some U.S. Senators from border states and entirely supported by the previous U.S. Administration.
Unlike any culture in history, we are aborting our children. Have we bought into the Self-Hate so much that we are committing a protracted national and cultural suicide?
America can you handle the CHANGE? You’ll have to. Consider once again that we are aborting our native born population and importing their replacements. The numbers speak for themselves.
Presently the Department of Homeland Security estimates the population of individuals residing within the United States now to be somewhere in the neighborhood of 12 million souls. This does not include children of undocumented residents. They are counted as legal citizens under a Supreme Court interpretation of the Constitution.
A glimpse of the past is necessary once again here. In 1964 the Republicans passed the Civil Rights Act, and under Republican President Richard Nixon the first Affirmative Action programs were instituted in 1971. There are 2 cases ruled by the SCOTUS that directly shaped the outcome of these actions; Griggs v. Duke Power Company in 1971 and the University of California v. Bakke in 1978 in which a minority student was admitted to the university’s medical school with a C+ undergraduate grade average over a non-minority student who held an A- undergraduate GPA.
The entire point of this trip down memory lane is to understand where we are as a people today. To understand why the Associate Press in conjunction with other mainstream media chose to highlight the story that is linked to in the opening paragraph of this blog. Why does it matter when the whites become a minority? If we are moving towards a color blind society, it should not. Yet there it was in big headlines on Yahoo.
Please understand, Veritas is not really concerned about daily life in the North American Union much after 2040. For me the point is moot. My hope is to bequeath to posterity an independent, sovereign and color blind United States in which the innocent unborn native population will realize the American Dream. Unchecked immigration is no substitute for a healthy birthrate.
Really think about it. Has immigration become a substitute for a natural birth rate? And consider the impacts of a generation of immigration, remembering the first huge wave of immigration from Eastern Europe and the changes it has wrought in all sectors of our society and has influenced our view of government and society.
So what might the United States look like in 3 generations following the mid-1980s, or a decade before there is no more ethnic majority? And what cultural, political and religious changes will their posterity on our shores bring? Here are the sources for the look of the future.
| Country of Origin (January 2006) | |||||||
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| Mexico | 6,840,000 | 57% | |||||
| Latin & Central Amer. | 3,000,000 | 24% | |||||
| Asia | 1,080,000 | 9% | |||||
| Europe + Canada | 720,000 | 6% | |||||
| Rest of World | 480,000 | 4% | |||||
Infected persons are contagious for up to seven days from onset or longer if symptoms persist. The virus is believed to be transmitted through coughing or sneezing. The US Center for Disease Control is highly concerned over the outbreak in Mexico where as many as 70 people may have already died from the virus. The CDC however has so far held back on sending advisers or medical observation professionals to the stricken country.
Then there’s Chris Simcox to consider.
