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)