Kenders' Musings

Really?

We call, fax, email and write letters to our "elected representatives" those alleged "stalwart defenders of democracy", and for what?

Millions of criminal aliens march to demand non-existent rights and our calls, letter, emails and faxes go unheeded.

WASHINGTON - The Senate Judiciary Committee approved sweeping election-year legislation Monday that clears the way for 11 million illegal aliens to seek U.S. citizenship, a victory for demonstrators who had spilled into the streets by the hundreds of thousands demanding better treatment for immigrants.
With a bipartisan coalition in control, the committee also voted down proposed criminal penalties on immigrants found to be in the country illegally. It approved a new temporary program allowing entry for 1.5 million workers seeking jobs in the agriculture industry.

Why are we fighting?

Have we lost already?

Is our voice so small, so insignificant, that only by marching in the thousands and threatening violence will we be listened to and our needs met?

Is threatening violence the only way to have our laws enforced?

Have we sunk to the level of needing to water that Tree of Liberty with the blood of patriots and tyrants?

It seems that is about where we are at, and I will probably be labeled a "terrorist" or worse (democrat or socialist comes to mind) for saying what is on the minds of many of my countrymen, but the truth remains that our government has become corrupted, surrendering to blackmail and threats of violence at the expense of the lawful citizens of these United States.

The de-criminalization of millions of criminals at the stroke of a pen is treason, and surrendering our sovereignty and erasing our border while rewarding those that break the law should have millions of us marching in the streets.

It probably won't though.

We have had our death certificate signed by those in D.C. today who will allow millions of criminals to become citizens, bringing unchecked immigration to our country or millions more that will be more of a drain on our social services.

This is only the beginning, people, and in five years time when there are 30 million more immigrants here refusing to assimilate and using our ever more limited resources, what will we do then?

We don't have, apparently, the balls to fight 12 million of them now, what makes you think we will be able to fight 40 million of them in 5 years?

God save the Republic, because D.C. won't.