Posted On: Thursday - December 29th 2022 8:00AM MST
In Topics: Immigration Stupidity Zhou Bai Dien
I didn't even realize this was to be part of a series until I typed the title - see also: An Odious Proposal, Replacement AND Bankruptcy, and They want us dead from over a year back.
VDare has writers who are in the know, insiders or former insiders in the US Feral Gov't bureaucracy or front lines in the Border Patrol, ICE, etc. I've mentioned them before, specifically Washington Watcher II, Federale, A. W. Morgan, Former Agent, and more. These guys have published a lot of big numbers since Bai Dien (really, the people running things behind him) took charge of the Invasion. They discuss monthly numbers of thousands and tens and hundreds of thousands of apprehensions, many of who don't go back, "Got-aways", detentions, inadmissibles, "asylum-seekers", whatever. These numbers are getting bigger and bigger. Long-term regular writer James Fulford gave more numbers here just yesterday.
The numbers would have and may still, get to 10-20,000 DAILY, were it not for our depending on the recent luck of a decent decision by the SCROTUS member John Roberts*, usually not on our side. Depending on how many end up staying, and it's most of them from what I've read, that's 5 to 10 medium-sized American cities of ADDITIONAL ILLEGAL ALIENS per YEAR!
It was almost too depressing to continue reading the VDare posts on the scale of this newest Bai Dien-led surge of the Immigration Invasion. It was a post from A.W. Morgan, Reports: Illegals Are Taking Over Streets In El Paso, And Soon Will In Yuma, that really got me posting about this existential issue again. The picture shows it. These masses of people just come and are new inhabitants of cities and towns. El Paso:
“Migrants have taken over the streets of El Paso—where food banks are just days from running dry—after making last-ditch border dashes in anticipation of Title 42 limits being lifted,” Emma James and Katelyn Caralle have reported for the Daily Mail:On Yuma (off a tweet):
Yuma Mayor Doug Nicholls says Border Patrol Agents will be releasing people to the streets of Yuma starting today—Saying at least 50 will be released & it may be a “daily occurrence.”50 sounds like peanuts, but that's daily. Brownsville:
This happened once before during an unmanageable immigration influx in March of 2021.
Last week, CBP was releasing as many as 10 busloads of illegals per day into Brownsville, Texas.I'm used to sections of town that are basically pieces of Mexico or Guatemala. I don't like it, but I'm used to seeing it. Sure, El Paso and Yuma could have been considered almost parts of Mexico before, but there was a semblance of their still participating in this nation. These floods of newcomer inhabitants drive home to me that we will lose whole cities and regions completely. I imagine that, unless they are kin, even last year's illegal aliens don't like what they see in the streets of El Paso, Yuma, and Brownsville.
And as many as 50,000 illegals are prepared to trudge north through Mexico toward the border. Traitor Joe Biden plans to “prelegalize” them.
Don't believe any headlines that use words like fiasco to describe what's going on down there. This is no fiasco - this further destruction of America is purposeful, done by those Globalist elites, Big-Biz slavemasters, and the ctrl-left, who tell Zhou Bai Dien what to do and say, if he can remember the latter.
Even on VDare, I've seen this misunderstanding. The term "panicking" is sometimes used about the Bai Dien administration and the southern border. OK, maybe leading up to the '22 election, they were worried about the word getting out as to the scale of the numbers. Now, I don't think so. It's more important to ruin the country quickly than to be liked right now. To help that out even more, the overwhelming number of new D-votes to come will obviate the need to expend energy cheating on elections going forward.
The bigger the accumulated numbers get, the more guts and effort it's going to take to reverse it. I'm not counting on it.
* The decision was on the removal or not of Title 42, a Trump provision for sending illegals back specifically due to the Kung Flu worries.
Comments:
SafeNow
Thursday - December 29th 2022 11:38AM MST
PS
The photo posted by the Moderator is a perfect illustration of Mr.Trump’s observation that “They’re not sending their best.” Just look at these guys. They are not electricians, let-alone dentists. And they are not polite. And, they do not have the capacity to become those, and, their children will not have that capacity. Almost all the emphasis is placed by Vdare etc. upon the numbers; there is very little discussion about the above Trump point, and its consequences. I will mention one key consequence: Dumbing-down our society and culture; and the cousin of dumbing-down, “mirroring,”by many many traditional Americans.
The photo posted by the Moderator is a perfect illustration of Mr.Trump’s observation that “They’re not sending their best.” Just look at these guys. They are not electricians, let-alone dentists. And they are not polite. And, they do not have the capacity to become those, and, their children will not have that capacity. Almost all the emphasis is placed by Vdare etc. upon the numbers; there is very little discussion about the above Trump point, and its consequences. I will mention one key consequence: Dumbing-down our society and culture; and the cousin of dumbing-down, “mirroring,”by many many traditional Americans.
MBlanc46
Thursday - December 29th 2022 11:26AM MST
PS They won. They’re getting revenge for 2016.
The Alarmist
Thursday - December 29th 2022 10:32AM MST
PS
Apparently a few strands of concertina wire have stauched the flow of migrants, at least where the TNG has put them up. Good for Gov. Abbott, but a real shame it took a couple years. I wonder how long before Bai Den’s mandarins use the US military to take them down.
On the Title 42 front, Bai Den is in a quandry: Declare the end of the COVID emergency, and the legal basis for the vaxx EUAs and the vaxx mandates evaporates. So which will it be: Continue to kill and sterilize millions of Americans with the happy-juice, or simply replace the Americans and let them self-terminate with the fentanly that gets a free ride with our new slave labor class?
BTW, search on the Battle of Adrianople. Importing cheap labor didn’t work out so well for the Romans. What is happening at the border now spells the death of the USA within the next decade.
Apparently a few strands of concertina wire have stauched the flow of migrants, at least where the TNG has put them up. Good for Gov. Abbott, but a real shame it took a couple years. I wonder how long before Bai Den’s mandarins use the US military to take them down.
On the Title 42 front, Bai Den is in a quandry: Declare the end of the COVID emergency, and the legal basis for the vaxx EUAs and the vaxx mandates evaporates. So which will it be: Continue to kill and sterilize millions of Americans with the happy-juice, or simply replace the Americans and let them self-terminate with the fentanly that gets a free ride with our new slave labor class?
BTW, search on the Battle of Adrianople. Importing cheap labor didn’t work out so well for the Romans. What is happening at the border now spells the death of the USA within the next decade.
Moderator
Thursday - December 29th 2022 10:18AM MST
PS: Right, Mr. Hail. In fact, I had one more sentence or quick paragraph I meant to put in - which I will. It's that the more massive this whole invasion is, the more drastic must be the solutions.
Yes, Trump had the "they have to go back" line, and I don't know how serious he was about that. He could have ended DACA by himself, no lawmaking needed, as that was an Obama Executive Order only. (As in, not the law at all). Why didn't Trump do that? (I don't ask this to argue against your comment, I just wonder what you or others think about that.
VDare writes about deportation and self-deportation quite often. Tucker, from what you say, not so much. The same BS that is used as an excuse not to built the "wall", that we somehow don't have the money comes out again when discussion of deportation (or IF) happens: "It would take half a million buses!" No you bullshitters, it doesn't have to happen on ONE day. Fred Reed, BTW, who I don't consider stupid, wrote something along the same lines.
Then, self-deportation will be a big thing, when one parking ticket may result in your deportation. People don't want to live quite on the edge like that. They can live down in Mexico or wherever. (It'll be more costly to send them back to Senegal, Haiti, et al, but still well worth it.)
This would have been so much easier to fix 25 years ago.
Yes, Trump had the "they have to go back" line, and I don't know how serious he was about that. He could have ended DACA by himself, no lawmaking needed, as that was an Obama Executive Order only. (As in, not the law at all). Why didn't Trump do that? (I don't ask this to argue against your comment, I just wonder what you or others think about that.
VDare writes about deportation and self-deportation quite often. Tucker, from what you say, not so much. The same BS that is used as an excuse not to built the "wall", that we somehow don't have the money comes out again when discussion of deportation (or IF) happens: "It would take half a million buses!" No you bullshitters, it doesn't have to happen on ONE day. Fred Reed, BTW, who I don't consider stupid, wrote something along the same lines.
Then, self-deportation will be a big thing, when one parking ticket may result in your deportation. People don't want to live quite on the edge like that. They can live down in Mexico or wherever. (It'll be more costly to send them back to Senegal, Haiti, et al, but still well worth it.)
This would have been so much easier to fix 25 years ago.
Hail
Thursday - December 29th 2022 8:21AM MST
PS
There is a lot of frothing and foaming and fuming, among large-audience right-wing talkers, about Migrants. Many times they do identify what's going on, though any idiot can do that. Sometimes they identify what the Regime is doing, what the process is about, as something beyond the latest hubub about a snowstorm or an oil-spill or or the latest personality-gossip that passes for politics.
Very occasionally some of the right-wing talkers' guests even get close to calls for White-ethnonationalism (i.e., that the USA needs and by moral right deserves a large White majority based on its historic NW-European core stock), although it is never explicit and would be denied if confronted, and more often they pre-emptively deny this (though they would affirm it for Israel, where they are now crowing that Jewish birthrates exceed Muslim birthrates as a great moral victory for Democracy, or whatever).
But here is what's telling: these same people I refer to above, they NEVER, and I mean not once that I've ever heard or can recall over the past say twenty years, call for deportations or a "great reset" of residency-permissions illegally or immorally attained. Such moves would be the only way this now-bloated-monster-like political-entity called the USA survives, as an entity as now defined and understood, now, but you can imagine the "nuclear" reaction to that even if you grant yourself the liberty of imagining it somehow got close to happening.
Tucker Carlson reveals his gatekeeperdom by saying things like "Hey! They're changing the country forever! Tt's the Democrats' fault. They don't like us." and amid this kvetching he NEVER says the solution is a systematic deportation program. It's generally a kind of bold defeatism or defensiveness. He and others make calls for "fighting withdrawal," for honorable stands before the retreat. He circles the camps to encourage the men to war-cries, the night before a planned withdrawal from the latest lines-of-contact with the enemy.
Dernald Blompf, back in 2015 and 2016 (and not much later), was the only major-office-seeking politician I've ever heard to say "They Have to Go Back," that practically being a core campaign slogan as I recall it, not far behind "Build the wall." Dernald Blumpf is the only one to say this besides a small handful of Congressman, maybe the old Tom Tancredo or Steve King of Iowa, both forced out of office for racism. (Unless you count David Duke who briefly held office in the Louisiana legislature thirty years ago.)
There are plenty who froth and fume about, for example, refusing amnesty or refusing full-citizenships for the several million illegal "Dreamers" (btw--thanks for that name, jerks; if you have four US-born grandparents, you are deprived of the right to dream; signed, The Regime). But there are very few we ever hear who call for deportations for the "Dreamers," the logical extension of the policy to block "Dreamers" for citizenship.
There is a lot of frothing and foaming and fuming, among large-audience right-wing talkers, about Migrants. Many times they do identify what's going on, though any idiot can do that. Sometimes they identify what the Regime is doing, what the process is about, as something beyond the latest hubub about a snowstorm or an oil-spill or or the latest personality-gossip that passes for politics.
Very occasionally some of the right-wing talkers' guests even get close to calls for White-ethnonationalism (i.e., that the USA needs and by moral right deserves a large White majority based on its historic NW-European core stock), although it is never explicit and would be denied if confronted, and more often they pre-emptively deny this (though they would affirm it for Israel, where they are now crowing that Jewish birthrates exceed Muslim birthrates as a great moral victory for Democracy, or whatever).
But here is what's telling: these same people I refer to above, they NEVER, and I mean not once that I've ever heard or can recall over the past say twenty years, call for deportations or a "great reset" of residency-permissions illegally or immorally attained. Such moves would be the only way this now-bloated-monster-like political-entity called the USA survives, as an entity as now defined and understood, now, but you can imagine the "nuclear" reaction to that even if you grant yourself the liberty of imagining it somehow got close to happening.
Tucker Carlson reveals his gatekeeperdom by saying things like "Hey! They're changing the country forever! Tt's the Democrats' fault. They don't like us." and amid this kvetching he NEVER says the solution is a systematic deportation program. It's generally a kind of bold defeatism or defensiveness. He and others make calls for "fighting withdrawal," for honorable stands before the retreat. He circles the camps to encourage the men to war-cries, the night before a planned withdrawal from the latest lines-of-contact with the enemy.
Dernald Blompf, back in 2015 and 2016 (and not much later), was the only major-office-seeking politician I've ever heard to say "They Have to Go Back," that practically being a core campaign slogan as I recall it, not far behind "Build the wall." Dernald Blumpf is the only one to say this besides a small handful of Congressman, maybe the old Tom Tancredo or Steve King of Iowa, both forced out of office for racism. (Unless you count David Duke who briefly held office in the Louisiana legislature thirty years ago.)
There are plenty who froth and fume about, for example, refusing amnesty or refusing full-citizenships for the several million illegal "Dreamers" (btw--thanks for that name, jerks; if you have four US-born grandparents, you are deprived of the right to dream; signed, The Regime). But there are very few we ever hear who call for deportations for the "Dreamers," the logical extension of the policy to block "Dreamers" for citizenship.
They are a tough bunch though, as opposed to most of the supposed Conservatives. BTW, there was a Californian lady named Brenda Walker on that site, whose particular areas were the destruction of beautiful California and other "human factors" of the immigration invasion. Unfortunately, she hasn't written there in a long time. I don't know how she's doing.