What has happened on our border? Why is it being allowed
to happen? What NGOs and government agencies are aiding and abetting it?
Hundreds
of thousands of people from all over the world–we don’t really know where–have
poured across our border in the last six months (over 300,000 in December alone, according to
US Customs and Border Patrol). As many as ten million have entered
the country illegally since Joe Biden took office.
Did
anyone vote for this? Who is going to pay to house, clothe, feed, and provide
medical care to all these people? How will this huge influx of people disrupt
our hospitals, schools, police and firefighters? How many of these immigrants
will cast mail-in ballots in our elections this year, especially in key swing
states?
I don’t
know the answer to any of these questions. But I do know that large numbers of
immigrants from all around the world can’t help but change the social and
economic fabric of the country. Perhaps it’s deliberate–a policy response based
on the idea that America is in demographic decline and needs more workers. More
ominously, maybe its the elite’s way of changing the mathematics of American
democracy in one fell swoop and ensuring years more of bigger and more
authoritarian government? Bring in voters who can be bribed with citizenship to
vote for more government. Who knows?But
remember the summer of George Floyd in 2020? Prepare for that, but worse. This
year’s Republican convention is in Milwaukee in July. The Democratic convention
is in Chicago in August. It’s
about 100 miles driving distance between those two cities on I-94. In 1972,
both parties held their nominating conventions in Miami Beach. The clashes
then, in 1972, might look quaint compared to what could happen in 2024.
I hope I'm wrong. But maybe the better comparison is Chicago in 1968. Eleven people
died and over 2,000 people were arrested over 48 hours, as protestors clashed
with cops. Compared to the summer of 2020, most of the protestors probably WERE
peaceful. This year…it could feel far more revolutionary…and more
violent.
Bonner Research
Buckle up, it's getting real. Big cities are a dangerous place to be.
mattaroo
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