Ten Year Moratorium On All Immigration

By Frosty Wooldridge
November 20th, 2006

America must declare a 10 year moratorium on all immigration. We don’t need any more people. We can’t be the lifeboat for the rest of the world. We can’t sustain another 100 million more people by 2040.

Push for a moratorium at local, state and national levels for maximum impact.

A moratorium brings the whole enterprise of immigration into question.

You cannot stop illegal without stopping legal. Therefore, neither benefits us.

Time out, rollback or moratorium—added millions diminish future sustainability.
It should be obvious that immigration no longer benefits America. Let’s look at our ominous predicament.

How far into a “tunnel of denial” can Americans drive their minds? What special talents does it take to remain in an intellectual coma? These questions tap on my brain daily as I inch through bumper to bumper Denver traffic while watching 18 wheelers pump tons of smoke into the Brown Cloud already blackening the skies over the Front Range of Colorado.

This past summer, on my 21st Century Paul Revere Ride, I cycled through the traffic hellhole of southern California and other large cities. Pavement prevailed and nature didn’t exist as buildings, noise, wires, smokestacks, cars, trucks, trains and an unending stream of humanity dominated what was once green countryside. Why would anyone do what Los Angeles, Chicago or New York City have done to themselves by adding sheer numbers? (….Full Article Here)

America In No-Win War For Israel

By Harmony Grant
November 20th, 2006

Congress and the Senate are in Democratic control, Rumsfeld has resigned, and mainstream media calls it all a referendum against the war. America is fed up. America wants change.

Yes, America has spoken. But about what? America hasn’t said no to tax cuts, individual freedom, traditional marriage, or many other aspects of conservatism. America wasn’t saying “no” to limited government and individual freedoms, to the first Amendment or the right to bear arms.

America was saying “no” to a Republican party steered by neoconservative Zionism.

The dots will never be connected by mainstream media, but the facts are there. In midterm elections, America yelled “no” to an Israel-first agenda that left American boys dead in Iraq, squandered American money and reputation, and, oh yeah, caused the deaths of 44,206 Iraqi civilians.

There’s only one tiny problem: Americans don’t know who they’re mad at. The lefties among us think the war was about oil; the loyal Republicans think the war was about national security. Few are looking at the neoconservative Jews (Paul Wolfowitz, Elliot Abrams, Richard Perle, Douglas Feith, among others) who crafted this war on behalf of Israel. (more…)

CIA Report Finds White House Regime Lies Over Iran

By NatAllNews.com
November 19th, 2006

A classified draft CIA assessment has found no firm evidence of a secret drive by Iran to develop nuclear weapons, as alleged by the White House, a top US investigative reporter said on Saturday.

An article in the November 27 issue of the magazine The New Yorker released in advance, reported on whether the administration of Republican President George W Bush was more, or less, inclined to attack Iran after Democrats won control of Congress last week.

A month before the November 7 legislative elections, the New Yorker wrote, vice president Dick Cheney attended a national-security discussion that touched on the impact of Democratic victory in both chambers on Iran policy.

“If the Democrats won on November 7th, the vice president said, that victory would not stop the administration from pursuing a military option with Iran,” the article says, citing a source familiar with the discussion.

Cheney said the White House would circumvent any legislative restrictions “and thus stop Congress from getting in its way,” it says.

The Democratic victory unleashed a surge of calls for the Bush administration to begin direct talks with Iran. But the administration’s planning of a military option was made “far more complicated” in recent months by a highly classified draft assessment by the Central Intelligence Agency “challenging the White House’s assumptions about how close Iran might be to building a nuclear bomb,” it says.

“The CIA found no conclusive evidence, as yet, of a secret Iranian nuclear-weapons program running parallel to the civilian operations that Iran has declared to the International Atomic Energy Agency,” the article says, adding the CIA had declined to comment on that story.

A current senior intelligence official confirmed the existence of the CIA analysis and said the White House had been hostile to it, he wrote. Cheney and his aides had discounted the assessment, the official said. (….Full Article Here)

CNN Report: “Bush, Cheney Stovepiping Intelligence On Iran”