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So Im cruising around reading up on some things and happen to run across a public speech delivered last year by former Colorado Governor Richard D. Lamm. Governor Lamm discusses the implications of mass immigration in its current form, but it was focused on the West Coast of the U.S. He also briefly touched on American comradery and how its declining.

You guys on the west coast may have problems with the Mexicans,
but HERE the big problem is with the Somalians. As far as Im
concerned, the problems here with the Somalis are worse even
though they represent a much smaller percentage of the total
immigration problem. They dont interact with Americans, they
stick to themselves, I have not honestly seen ONE of them
working at any retail store or restaurant. Its apparent that
the majority dont work as can well be seen by the huge groups
of 200 or more gathering at all these new 'Somali Entertainment
Centers' around Columbus. These gatherings can be seen during the
daytime and will last well throughout the night. Its not fiction..
a simple drive by through any of these centers in and around
Columbus will quickly prove this point.

Due to our Politically correct system of stupidity, everyone
is afraid to speak the truth about the upcoming problems for
fear of legal reprisal and claims of 'hatred speech'. In fact,
in some groups when I begin to talk/write about some of these
problems, rogue groups like the 'Nazis', 'Skinheads' and even
'Aryans' are brought up as a comparison to my thoughts and ideas.

How they can compare and coorelate our legitimate concerns for our
Country to those hate groups is beyond me. Usual and Customary
speech behavior here in the U.S. is quickly becoming polluted
with complacency and shunted fear. Politicians even turn a blind
eye to the problem for fear of voting reprisals by these
immigrant groups as they grow in strength. As Governor Lamm
points out, many other great Countries have faced similar
immigration problems and now are suffering the consequences
of a multi-lingual/multi-cultural State. Yet nobody here seems
to remember this, think about it or even care. Look at Africa.
My god.. what a mess. That entire continent is full of completely
dissimilar beliefs in religion, cultures, and language. Look
at where it has brought them. Look at the entire Middle East.
The Middle East is riddled with different factions, languages,
cultural beliefs and thoughts... and look at the hell that is
the Middle East now.

In a recent online discussion with a group of 20-30yr olds, I
found myself engaged in a heated discussion about these very
issues. I was surprised that a number of these people were
continually bringing up comparisons of my thoughts and beliefs
with the early 1900's Immigration flood. They felt that what is
currently happening is no different than what the U.S. had
previously experienced.. and that things will just 'work out fine'.

What this younger generation fails to realize is that the early
1900's immigration flood was in NO WAY similar to what is happening
now. Just like many million others, My great grandparents found their
way here on a boat.. where they are from is UNIMPORTANT. What IS
IMPORTANT is that they learned the English language, they assimilated
into American lifestyles, they contributed to Society by working hard
to EARN money to get the things they wanted/needed, and they were
proud to call themselves Americans.

The say that time heals everything. Unfortunately time seems to
also allow people to lose their train of thought and the historical
values and lessons learned of other great Countries whom are now
suffering from a non-compliant multi-cultural/multi-lingual Society.

Our largest fears and concerns are certainly coming to fruition -
it wont be much longer.. perhaps 10-20 years at best. Unfortunately
the general American public will not react to these issues until
its too late. So many people turn their blind eyes away from these
problems since the majority of people dont see any of these problems
in their town CURRENTLY. By the time the majority of the American
public realizes that these problems are now in their town.. it will
be too late to quench the problems that will have arisen - the
problematic issues will be too far wrapped into our Society and very
hard to ascertain or control.

If you look back at the historical thoughts and goals for any
military conflict that this country has been involved in you'll
quickly realize that our involvement in all of them was to stop and
suppress rogue groups that had evolved out of complacent
multi-lingual / multi-cultural societies. This holds true for any
conflict: World War I, World War II, the Korean war, Vietnam,
the Cold War era, the Falklands, the Gulf War, etc etc. In all of
these conflicts, while they do differ in the exact reasons that
caused them to begin, they do all share one common root
problem - complacency. The American public as a whole has lost the
lessons that these historical events have taught us as a Nation.

I look back at videos, books, newsreels and publishings on the
general feeling of American comradery as we prepared and began
to enter World War II. This was a unique time in American
History as the entire country rallied together to join the
Allies in surpressing the Axis. The American public was then
smart enough to realize the implications of their future life
should the Axis plans and goals become reality. I honestly dont
see this same type of comradery any longer, nor ever happening
again.

We've nobody to blame but ourselves. The majority of the people
in the U.S. do not vote during elections. Therefore the politicians
will continue to follow the money, the Special Interest groups,
(no matter how looney those groups are) and cater to those groups
who can help get them elected. Honestly.. do you think that that
banning the Christmas Holiday would have ever been an issue 20 yrs
ago? Whats next? Should we ban allowing Jews to celebrate Hannukah?
Should we ban all talks of Rahmadan? Should we discount Kwaanza?

The majority of the American public do not follow current events,
long term events or even pay attention to the life lessons that
history has taught us. They exist in their own little corner of
the world happy and content and only care about themselves. They
pay no attention to people like us whom are raising legitimate
concerns for the Country as a whole. They dont care about you or
your children as they are of no direct concern to them. They wont
act upon anything that doesnt directly involve them. They are
selfish and disrespectful to others. American comradery has been
on a decline since the Vietnam War.. and I see it only getting
worse with the mass immigration (illegal and legal) here into
the U.S. We are losing touch with what once made this country
the wonderful place that it was.

Welcome to America.