Posted by Boris Perez Buliak on Fri, 01 Sep 2006 22:36 | #

They(the powers that be) also never tire of telling how it is impossible and very expensive to repatriate the illegals. But as little far back as the 50’s this was done and very effectively. I think a combination of policies should be implemented:
1- Actively pursuing employers that hire illegals and making them pay a huge price for their crimes.
2- Deport illegals whenever found.
3- Then build a gate or simply allocate more man power and truly enforce the protection of our border.
Who to vote for? Is there any candidate that does not hold Israel interests first, and America’s second?

Posted by Boris Perez Buliak on Fri, 01 Sep 2006 23:07 | #

Svyatoslav: Try? We do try, most Americans including Blacks and Latinos do not want illegals being thrown down their throats with the excuse they do the jobs we wont. Well yeah, not for $3.00/hr. at that price nobody would want to lift a finger. I thought that cheap labor was supposed to stay in China(another product shoved down my throat which I do not want) isn’t that the reason why we’re dismantling as much industry as possible and sending it overseas?
No elected official except Tancredo(for now) is listening, therefore my dispair.
Ps isn’t it ironic how our dependance on China is helping bring back the Russian industrial complex by making sales galore to China?

Posted by James Bowery on Fri, 01 Sep 2006 23:46 | #

the reason why we’re dismantling as much industry as possible and sending it overseas

The more proximal reason we are dismantling as much industry as possible and sending it overseas is because the economics profession is patronized by people who believe slavery is superior to technology—hence our public policies are biased that direction.