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cosmic_wojapi
Posted - October 25, 2023 at 3:13 AM
Saved - October 26, 2023 at 2:24 AM

@cosmic_wojapi - Lakotas of Borg🪶🏴‍☠️

For those unfamiliar with American history, my nation (Lakota) was still resisting colonization in the late 1800s. My grandpa’s grandpa fought in the Battle of the Little Bighorn. My grandma’s father remembered Wounded Knee. My grandparents weren’t born American citizens. 1/

GOP_is_Gutless
Posted - November 11, 2023 at 9:47 PM
Saved - November 12, 2023 at 12:07 AM
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Children born on US soil to foreign citizen parents are not eligible to be US president. The Constitution distinguishes between being a citizen and a natural born citizen. The 14th amendment grants citizenship to those born or naturalized in the US, but it doesn't confer natural born citizenship. The allegiance of the parents at the time of the child's birth determines their citizenship status. The founders feared foreign influence in the executive branch. This issue must be clarified to protect our Constitutional Republic.

@GOP_is_Gutless - They are all corrupt

Children born on US soil to foreign citizen parents, are not eligible to be the US president. Much confusion lies on this subject and we have got to get this straightened out or we are going to lose our Constitutional Republic due to foreign influences. Foreign influence into the executive branch was what the founders of this country feared the most. Article II, Section 1 Clause 5 reads: "No person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States, at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President. As you can see the constitution makes a legal distinction between being a citizen, and being a natural born citizen and the only time a citizen can be President is if they lived in the 18th or 19th centuries. The 14th amendment states: "All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are CITIZENS of the United States and the State wherein they reside." The citizenship clause of the 14th amendment was put there to give citizenship to the newly freed black slaves. Does anyone think those newly freed black slaves were to be considered natural born citizens and eligible to be president? The factor that determines whether one is merely a 14th amendment citizen, or a US natural born citizen, is what was the legal ALLEGIANCE of the PARENTS, the instant the child was born. Ohio Representative and author of the 14th Amendment, John Armor Bingham, stated: “I find no fault with the introductory clause, which is simply declaratory of what is written in the Constitution, that every human being born within the jurisdiction of the United States, OF PARENTS NOT OWING ALLEGIANCE TO ANY FOREIGN SOVEREIGNTY, is, in the language of your Constitution itself, a natural born citizen. Here’s a quick hypothetical. If Osama bin Laden hadn’t been killed, and instead brought back to New York City to stand trial for his crimes, and his pregnant wife came to observe the trial, and gave birth to a child while she was here according to Anchor Babies, Kamala Harris, Nikki Haley and Vivek Ramaswamy, Osama’s new baby would be eligible to be president. You can replace Osama’s name with El Chapo or King George III, it doesn’t matter because it’s pure insanity!

Prolotario1
Posted - November 13, 2023 at 1:09 AM
Saved - November 13, 2023 at 2:16 AM

@Prolotario1 - Ariel

Kamala Harris- Why She Is Not A Legal Citizen

@Prolotario1 - Ariel

Read this carefully. Every non-US parent of a baby born in the U.S. has natural citizenship rights for himself and his child based upon the citizenship laws of his home country. Those rights cannot be usurped just because a citizen is a student in America. https://t.co/pgoWNPpIff

WallStreetApes
Posted - November 17, 2023 at 2:10 PM
Saved - November 17, 2023 at 3:56 PM
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Judge Joe Brown claims that Barack Obama is not a US citizen. He personally contacted the Department of Vital Statistics and discovered that Obama's mother was a Canadian citizen. Obama's birth certificate, which includes contact details of the pediatrician, supports this claim. For more details, watch the video.

@WallStreetApes - Wall Street Apes

Judge Joe Brown Exposes That Barack Obama Is Not A United States Citizen. He Personally Called The Department of Vital Statistics. Obama’s Mother Wasn’t American, She Was A Citizen Of Canada “Uh, you can run for president. But now here's the problem. Uh, Obama released a birth certificate when he was enrolled in college and it lists on there the room number, the phone number of the pediatrician who did the, uh, delivery and noted his mother was 18 years, three months, which meant she got knocked up at 17 and she was a citizen of Canada.” “And it lists all of the details. The phone numbers were working one, so that's one birth certificate” This video continues on with some more good info.

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The speaker questions the legitimacy of the president's birth certificate, stating that it took him 18 months to obtain one from Hawaii, while he was able to expedite birth certificates for his staff members in just 48 hours. The speaker also raises doubts about the president's education, mentioning that his ex-wife wanted their son to attend the same expensive school the president allegedly went to. The speaker concludes by mentioning two individuals who boasted about their connections to Hollywood and Hawaii.
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Speaker 0: You can run for president. But now here's the problem. Pediatrician who did the, delivery. They noted his mother was 18 years 3 months, which meant she got knocked up at 17, and she was a citizen of Canada, and it lists all of the details. The Phone numbers were working 1, so that's 1 birth certificate. But he's in the White House for 18 months before or he gets one from Hawaii. Now the problem with that I see is 2 people that were on my show worked where worked on my show 1st couple years were from Hawaii, and they needed the passport, because they were gonna take a trip. So I'm in my office in the headquarters for the show, and I made the phone call to the Department of Vital Statistics in Hawaii and had them expedite the delivery, and they got their birth certificates in 48 hours. So if I can do that back in 2000, to hell with the president of the United States taken 18 months to do it. Mhmm. See, I don't buy it. The other thing too is where he went to school. Now 20 some years ago, more than 20, my now ex wife wanted me to send my oldest son to one of the same places over. But in fact, the same place he went to school, and when I checked, I said, this boy has not earned this because the Tuition not including room and board was $95,000 a year. And I talked to 2 people, one of whom worked out in Hollywood and one I met in Hawaii sometime ago, who bragged about
VivekGRamaswamy
Posted - December 14, 2023 at 2:37 PM
Saved - December 14, 2023 at 7:54 PM
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The 14th amendment states that only those born or naturalized in the US and subject to its jurisdiction are citizens. This applies to both the child of a Mexican diplomat who is here legally and the child of an illegal alien. Birthright citizenship is not guaranteed in either case.

@VivekGRamaswamy - Vivek Ramaswamy

The kid of a Mexican diplomat who is in this country *legally* doesn’t enjoy birthright citizenship. Well, neither does the kid of an *illegal* alien either. Here’s what the 14th amendment says: “All persons born or naturalized in the United States, AND SUBJECT TO THE JURISDICTION THEREOF, are citizens of the United States.”

@ACTBrigitte - Brigitte Gabriel

This is one of the BEST answers I've heard on the abuse of birthright citizenship! https://t.co/qXkI1qXih6

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The speaker states that they would end birthright citizenship for the children of illegal immigrants. They clarify that this would only apply from January 20, 2025 onwards, as there is a legal concept called reliance interest that prevents retroactive changes. They argue that the 14th Amendment supports their stance, as it states that birthright citizenship applies only to those subject to the jurisdiction of the United States. They compare the situation to the children of legal Mexican diplomats, who also do not receive birthright citizenship. They believe that the Supreme Court would agree with their interpretation and emphasize the importance of understanding the constitution.
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Speaker 0: You just said that you would end birthright citizenship Speaker 1: For the kids of illegal Speaker 0: kids of illegal migrants. Speaker 1: Yes. Speaker 0: Immigrants. There are currently millions of such people, children, some of them some of them adults. Would you retroactively strip them Speaker 1: Great question, Abby. So I'm glad you asked Prospectively. So January 20, 2025 forward. There is a concept in the law known as a reliance interest. If you've relied on the government. We're not gonna be able to retroactively date that. But from January 20, 2025 going forward, if I'm the president, if you're born in this country as the kid of an illegal immigrant, you will not enjoy birthright citizenship. And that's what the 14th Amendment says. It says it only applies subject to in the jurisdiction thereof. That's in the opening section of the 14th Amendment when it talks about birthright citizenship. So in the same way, and I want people to understand this because some people call this traversal view. I don't think it needs to be. The kid of a Mexican diplomat who's here legally and he's born in the United States, that person doesn't enjoy birth in Birthright citizenship. Nobody contests that. Well, if the kid of a Mexican diplomat who's here legally does not enjoy birthright citizenship, Neither does or should the kid of a Mexican or Venezuelan migrant who's here illegally. And there's been case law on this at the appellate At court level, the one case that's been ruled agrees with me on this. I believe the current Supreme Court agrees with me 6 to 3 on this. All we need is a president with a spine who, I go back to that Question, Abby. Understands the constitution. If I'm gonna swear notes to the constitution, I better darn well have read it. You suggest That's what I'm gonna do. Speaker 0: You suggest
TheEXECUTlONER_
Posted - December 14, 2023 at 4:37 PM
Saved - December 15, 2023 at 12:41 PM

@TheEXECUTlONER_ - 👉M-Û-R-Č-H👈

Incredible right? Look it up, it’s true. Claiming people who don’t even live in our country. That’s some messed up stuff. Who agrees this is outrageous? 🙋‍♂️ https://t.co/34HJ6ZmFua

PoohCozy
Posted - December 19, 2023 at 8:19 AM
Saved - December 19, 2023 at 9:29 PM
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Ted Cruz's father, Rafael Cruz, once spoke in favor of Fidel Castro but later protested against the United States harboring Batista government criminals. The controversy surrounding Ted Cruz's eligibility to be a presidential candidate due to his Canadian birthplace was fueled by claims that his father's Cuban heritage made him ineligible. However, Ted Cruz's mother's American citizenship allowed him to be a natural-born citizen.

@PoohCozy - ⛄️❄️Abominable Brebman❄️⛄️

🐉⚡️🛞⚡️🐉 Fidel Castro and the Father of US Presidential Candidate Ted Cruz “Around 2013, the current evangelical pastor Rafael Cruz had offered at a forum of the conservative group Freedom Works: “I started to speak in favor of Castro at different rotary clubs around Austin, Texas. I thought he was the country’s salvation.” Ben-Meir and Kaczynski revealed that, the day after Castro entered Havana, January 8, 1959, Cruz Sr. told the student newspaper Daily Texan that: “Castro is an educated man, with no ambitions of power.” On that occasion, he took the opportunity to speak against supporters of Batista and those who called Castro a communist. There were 15 Cuban-born students enrolled at the University of Texas and six took to the streets with two banners and Cuban and 26th of July Movement flags, to protest against the United States’ decision to harbor “Batista government criminals.” Rafael Cruz was carrying a banner that read: “Batista’s gang have paved their way into the U.S. with Cuban bodies. Let the innocent fear not. Let the guilty face their victims, signed by the 26th of July Movement,” as can be seen in the photo that accompanies this article.” “The constitutional clause which requires candidates to be US citizens by birth prompted a rather insipid controversy, fueled by claims that Ted Cruz, who was born in Canada, is not a legitimate candidate. His father is Cuban and became a naturalized American in 2005, but his mother was born in Delaware and, even though she gave birth to him outside the United States, passed on her citizenship to Ted, who did not require a naturalization process and can aspire to the presidency, as George Wilcken Romney, who was born in Mexico, or John McCain, who was born in the Panama Canal Zone, were able to do.” https://havanatimes.org/features/fidel-castro-and-the-father-of-us-presidential-candidate-ted-cruz/

Fidel Castro and the Father of US Presidential Candidate Ted Cruz - Havana Times Not long before putting his hat in the electoral race, Republican senator from Texas Ted Cruz took up an entire hour of a Fox News program to tell the story of his father’s struggle against dictator Fulgencio Batista. havanatimes.org

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Fidel Castro and the Father of US Presidential Candidate Ted Cruz – Havana http://Times.org https://www.havanatimes.org/?p=110419 “I started to speak in favor of Castro at different rotary clubs around Austin, Texas. I thought he was the country’s salvation.” @TPM @RedState @dailykos

Home - Cascadia Times Cascadia Times publishes environmental journalism from the Cascadia Bioregion: Oregon, Washington, British Columbia, Alaska, Montana, Idaho and Northern California, as well as marine ecosystems in the North Pacific Ocean, the Bering Sea and the Arctic. Cascadia Times investigates governmental and corporate decisions and actions that affect the environment in the Cascadia Bioregion, with an emphasis on making connections between people, wildlife and habitats. We seek not only to inform citizens but to empower the people and organizations working to protect our environmental resources and heritage. times.org
Fidel Castro and the Father of US Presidential Candidate Ted Cruz - Havana Times Not long before putting his hat in the electoral race, Republican senator from Texas Ted Cruz took up an entire hour of a Fox News program to tell the story of his father’s struggle against dictator Fulgencio Batista. havanatimes.org

@PoohCozy - ⛄️❄️Abominable Brebman❄️⛄️

"You write that the president personally approved that insane story in the National Enquirer that was basically that Ted Cruz's dad killed JFK," and that "in fact, President Trump personally demanded that that photo of ... Ted Cruz's dad appear on the front page of the Enquirer," Maddow told Cohen on Tuesday night. "Do you know if Sen. Cruz knows that Donald Trump approved that personally and made that happen personally?" "Well, he does now," Cohen quipped.

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The speaker discusses a story about President Trump approving an article in the National Enquirer claiming that Ted Cruz's father was involved in JFK's assassination. It is mentioned that Trump personally demanded a photo of Cruz's father to be on the front page. When asked if Senator Cruz knows about this, the response is "he does now."
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Speaker 0: One of the other sort of unbelievable stories that not only mean literally unbelievable. I believe you. But, you write that the president personally approved that insane story in the National Enquirer that was basically that Ted Cruz's dad killed JFK or was involved with Lee Harvey Oswald. You say that he personally approved it, and in fact, president Trump personally demanded that that photo of Ted Cruz's supposedly, Ted Cruz's dad appear on the front page of the inquirer. Did do your do your do you know if senator Cruz knows that Donald Trump approved that personally and made that happen personally? Oh, he does now.

@PoohCozy - ⛄️❄️Abominable Brebman❄️⛄️

Though Ted Cruz denied the story then and now, Oswald’s lover at the time, Judyth Vary Baker, has now stepped forward to support our scoop! “I was in New Orleans with Lee,” Judyth told The ENQUIRER. “We knew Cruz by his nickname, ‘Angel.’ https://www.nationalenquirer.com/celebrity/ted-cruz-dad-lee-harvey-oswald/

Mistress Declares: Ted Cruz's Dad Was With Lee Harvey Oswald Lee Harvey Oswald's lover has confirmed The National ENQUIRER’s scoop that Sen. Ted Cruz’s father was tied to the plot to murder President John F. Kennedy! nationalenquirer.com

@PoohCozy - ⛄️❄️Abominable Brebman❄️⛄️

THEY SPIED ON MY CAMPAIGN https://www.msnbc.com/morning-joe/watch/why-the-national-enquirer-went-after-michael-flynn-912686659618

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President Trump's ally, the National Enquirer, accused Michael Flynn of being a Russian spy. Trump has a history of supporting the Enquirer and has a close relationship with its CEO. This could make Flynn nervous, considering Trump's frequent mention of the Enquirer. The Enquirer's attack on Flynn is significant because it aligns with Trump's past use of the publication to target his opponents.
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Speaker 0: One of president Trump's most loyal allies leveled a broadside against Michael Flynn last week. The cover of the National Enquirer declared a world exclusive. Trump catches Russia's White House spy, writing up an insider shocking revelations about Kremlin lies on US soil that are backed up by top White House officials who claimed that Flynn was in essence the Russian spy in Trump's midst. President Trump has settled the national cited the National Enquirer in the past, for instance, in discredited stories linking Ted Cruz's father with the JFK assassination. Basically, he's legitimized the organization, the news organization. Trump has a long relationship with its chief executive, David Pecker, advocating for him to take over Time Magazine in 2013. And Joe pointed out what this Flynn cover means, tweeting, quote, Flynn knows Trump is close friends with Enquirer owner Who effectively hammered past Trump opponents, nervous. Speaker 1: Bob Costa, people will laugh when you bring up National Enquirer, but Donald Trump Speaker 0: Thinks it's a serious Speaker 1: Throughout the primary campaign would have his friend, or or his friend would attack, all of his opponents, whether it was Ted Cruz or Or whether it was Ben Carson, talked about talking about what a horrible surgeon he was, and you could Please tell it was Trump's friend helping Trump against the opponent of the time. And so last week, I mean, if you're general Flynn and you're around Trump, and you're hearing him talk about the inquirer as much as he talks about the inquirer, and you know the relevance it has to him. It certainly should make general Flynn Nervous when suddenly the National Enquirer starts calling him a Russian spy. Perhaps. Talk talk about, You talked you talked to Donald Trump. Yeah. You talked to Donald Trump a lot. Now let me draw it out this way. You talked to Donald Trump an awful lot.
Why the National Enquirer went after Michael Flynn One of President Trump’s most loyal allies leveled a broadside against Michael Flynn last week. The cover of the National Enquirer declared an exclusive: ‘Trump Catches Russsia’s White House Spy.’ msnbc.com

@PoohCozy - ⛄️❄️Abominable Brebman❄️⛄️

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@PoohCozy - ⛄️❄️Abominable Brebman❄️⛄️

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A PAC released a cover story featuring the speaker's wife, a successful model, on the cover of GQ Magazine. The speaker mentioned that he loves Utah and its people, but felt that a risque picture should not have been sent there. The picture was published by a Cruz super PAC, and the speaker expressed his admiration for Heidi Cruz and her children. The speaker pointed out a National Enquirer cover featuring a picture of Ted Cruz's father with Lee Harvey Oswald, which Ted never denied. The speaker acknowledged that he knew nothing about Ted's father or Lee Harvey Oswald, but mentioned the credibility of the National Enquirer.
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Speaker 0: A PAC, which he's very friendly with, released released a cover story on my wife who is a tremendously successful and elegant model, and she was on the cover of GQ Magazine. I think it was GQ. Right? They released this picture, which was, you know, to the people of the state of Utah. I love Utah. I love the people of Utah. But that's not where you wanna necessarily send a risque picture. It was a pack with many of his friends. It was a Cruz super PAC. I have to tell you. I think Heidi Cruz is a great person. I I think it's the best thing he's got going in his kids, if you wanna know the truth. I don't know his father. I met him once. I think he's a lovely guy. I think he's a lovely guy. All I did is point out the fact spat on the cover of the National Enquirer. There was a picture of her him and crazy Lee Harvey Oswald having breakfast. Now Ted never denied that it was his father. This was a magazine that frankly, in many respects, should be very respected. They got OJ. They got Edwards. They got this. I mean, if that was the New York Times, they would have gotten Pulitzer Prizes for their reporting. I know nothing about his father. I know nothing about Lee Harvey Oswald. But there was a picture on the front page of the National Enquirer, which does have credibility. And they're not gonna do pictures like that because they get sued for a lot of money if things are wrong. Okay? A lot of money, and there was a picture. And that's the only thing I
JoeyMannarinoUS
Posted - December 28, 2023 at 12:13 AM
Saved - December 28, 2023 at 5:56 PM
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The author highlights the high cost of obtaining a green card for their wife compared to the benefits offered to illegal immigrants. They express frustration at the situation and consider suing the government to challenge the fees.

@JoeyMannarinoUS - Joey Mannarino

To get my wife her green card to be able to live with me in America, it cost around $10,000 in total. If she had decided to come as an illegal and just cross the border, she’d have been given a $5,000 visa gift card, accommodations in a New York City hotel and a $2,200 a month benefit. So, in about 3 months we’d have MADE $10,000 from her being here illegally rather than losing $10,000 to get her a legal green card. Does anyone realize how messed up that all is?

@JoeyMannarinoUS - Joey Mannarino

I genuinely think I should sue the federal government for charging me fees to get my wife legal residence when they allow so many illegals. Maybe set a precedent here. Any lawyers want to take this case on?

ecomarxi
Posted - December 29, 2023 at 1:18 PM
Saved - December 30, 2023 at 3:27 AM

@ecomarxi - Tiberius

Go back 50 years I’m English Go back 250 years I’m Irish Go back 1000 years I’m Scandinavian Go back 2000 years I’m Roman Go back 5000 years I’m Minoan Go back 50000 years I’m African None of this means I have a right to anyone else’s land or home

elonmusk
Posted - January 12, 2024 at 7:17 PM
Saved - January 13, 2024 at 12:08 PM

@elonmusk - Elon Musk

Logical rebuttals to the points raised below about US election integrity are welcome. This is a debate worth having.

@StephenM - Stephen Miller

Surely you cannot be this obtuse. I hope your ignorance is feigned and not sincere. In all 50 states in America — as a result of preposterous judicial rulings — illegal aliens and millions of other ineligible noncitizens — can register to vote merely by checking a box on a federal form declaring that they are citizens. This attestation is not validated or verified in any way prior to voting, nor inspected or checked in any way subsequent to voting. It functions entirely on the honor system. We are expecting the same people who dishonored our sovereign border to honor the integrity of a piece of paper. In other words, we are to believe that millions of people who have collectively violated the law millions of times (illegal entry, smuggling, harboring, illegal overstay, social security fraud, identity theft, illegal work, failure to pay taxes, etc.) will not check a mere box on a form because that too is illegal! (Knowing full well their assertion will be accepted without any further scrutiny whatsoever). We are truly the first society in all history with a completely open border combined with no citizenship verification for voting. (Not to mention the ability to vote remotely via mail or drop box for weeks at a time or, in several states, third party collection of mail ballots). Can you honestly defend such a system? You know full well these gaping vulnerabilities are all by design: hence the virulent opposition by progressives to any form of election integrity (and ruthless targeting of election integrity advocates).

LayThemBare
Posted - May 28, 2024 at 3:04 PM
Saved - May 29, 2024 at 7:02 PM
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My Dad was born in a concentration camp during WWII. My grandparents immigrated to Canada, facing challenges and working hard to build a life. My Dad supported the family from a young age. He feels frustrated with the current state of the country and believes that some immigrants are ungrateful. I will continue to speak out about this issue and honor my father's hard work.

@LayThemBare - Mark - "Bocij Consulting"

My Dad was born in a concentration camp in Europe at the end of WWII. My grand mother had to hide her pregnancy from the Nazi guards, so she secretly made a loose fitting dress over two weeks in the middle of the night sewing by hand in the washroom in the pitch black... The concentration camp was liberated by Canadian soldiers, and my grand parents were so well treated by our soldiers that they chose to leave Europe as war refugees, and immigrate to Canada when my Dad was only a few years old When they landed in Canada, the Quebec government forced them to change their last name to make it anglicized. They were processed and sent on their way... They did NOT receive any hand-outs, any money, any gifts or anything at all... They were told they needed to find work and housing within 1 month, or they would be separated and placed, or sent back Once again, left to fend for themselves in a brand new country, they didn't demand special treatment, or special rights... They just put their heads down, found work and a place to live in the slums, and got going on adapting to Canadian customs and language... My grand mother cleaned toilets for rich Quebecers, and my grand father made/repaired suits for rich Quebecers... By the time my father was 12, he had a full-time job at night and went to school during the day... My Dad became the family's main source of income by 15. He supported his older brother and his parents, and still maintained his school work and grades He bought the family's first car, first radio, first TV and first tiny home... all before he was 17... He paid into the Canadian tax coffers from 12 years old to the present day... He takes great offence to the current segment of "immigrants"... He sees them as ungrateful leaches and abusers of the kindness and hard work of past immigrants in Canada... He has every right to be angry and depressed with the current state of this country He hates our "leading class" and our political class... as they take advantage of what he helped build with his blood sweat and tears... The current class of "immigrants" are destroying what he and others like him built from the ground up... I see how angry and sad he is to watch what he built be destroyed, and I try my hardest to do something to prevent the further decline of this country, due to ungrateful and abusive "immigrants" ... I will never apologize for telling the truth about what is happening today... Canada isn't a country of "today's immigrants", but it is a country of Canadians who were once grateful and blessed immigrants to have come to this wonderful land... Anyone who tries to insult me and call me names for pointing out the truth about the current class of "immigrants"... can truly F_CK OFF... I won't stand down or stop talking about it... This country is being invaded and we are being replaced... F_CK YOU if you don't like what I am saying... You should be thanking my Dad and people like him who made Canada a great place to live... well, until recently anyways... I will die protecting what my father built... and nothing will silence my voice and the truth about what is happening today... If you have a problem with me or with my Dad, you won't like what happens next... I won't stop until I've reset this country back to the way it was, the way my Dad built it... Its a fight of life or death... and I will die, but on my feet, if it ever comes to that... which I hope it never ever does....... Its time others start talking about this... Its time we honour our parents and their hard work... No more hiding in the corner and hoping it goes away... #FightLikeItsYourFamilysDuty #CauseItIs #ThankYouDad #ILoveYou

WallStreetApes
Posted - September 8, 2024 at 9:41 PM
Saved - September 8, 2024 at 11:17 PM
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I was shocked to hear that my daughter had to hire a translator at her own expense just to enroll my 4-year-old grandson in preschool. He’s the only child who doesn’t speak Spanish, and this is happening in our small town in Ohio. It’s frustrating to see how this migrant issue affects us, regardless of whether we live in a red or blue state. It feels like the whole government is failing us. It’s unbelievable that he can’t even attend preschool because of this language barrier.

@WallStreetApes - Wall Street Apes

WOW 🚨 “My daughter enrolls my 4 year old grandson into preschool last week — I live in small town Ohio. — They tell her that she has to hire a translator with her own money in order to send him to preschool because he is the only student that doesn't speak Spanish” “This migrant problem is not a red state, blue state thing because I live in a red state, and we're just overrun with them. So it's our whole government. It's all of them. Can you believe that? Can't go to preschool because he doesn't speak Spanish. Unbelievable.”

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A woman recounts her daughter enrolling her 4-year-old grandson in preschool. At the meet and greet, the daughter was told she needed to hire a translator at her own expense because her grandson was the only student who didn't speak Spanish. The daughter subsequently pulled him out of the preschool. The speaker believes this illustrates that the migrant problem is not limited to blue states, as she lives in a red state that is also "overrun with them." She attributes the situation to the entire government. She expresses disbelief that her grandson can't attend preschool because he doesn't speak Spanish.
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Speaker 0: So why do you hear this one? I'm just taking my dog real quick. Anyway, so my daughter enrolls my 4 year old grandson into preschool last week, and, they have a little meet and greet. I think it was Thursday. I just heard about this yesterday. And, if you watch my channel, you know I live in small town Ohio. So she goes, takes him down to the meet and greet. They tell him tell her that she has to hire a translator with her own money in order to send him to preschool because he is the only student that doesn't speak Spanish. Really? So, obviously, she didn't do it. She pulled him out of preschool. And this so this migrant problem is not it's not a red state, blue state thing because I live in a red state, and we're just overrun with them. So it's our whole government. It's all of them. Can you believe that? Can't go to preschool because he doesn't speak Spanish. Unbelievable.
truckdriverpleb
Posted - October 29, 2024 at 8:19 PM
Saved - October 29, 2024 at 10:36 PM

@truckdriverpleb - The Pleb 🇨🇦 Reporter

Canadians are crossing the border and illegally voting for Trump They found a loophole that allows them to vote in American elections because the United States famously has NO VOTER ID laws Anyone is allowed to vote in the US election. Including Canadians. https://t.co/8UWYBb1gWO

robbystarbuck
Posted - October 30, 2024 at 7:22 PM
Saved - October 31, 2024 at 1:51 PM
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I learned about a non-citizen from China studying at the University of Michigan who managed to register and vote in the Presidential election. He was caught only after he called the county clerk to retrieve his ballot. Shockingly, officials stated that his vote will still count because they can't correct it once it's been tabulated. This situation highlights the urgent need for stricter election protections, including voter ID laws, to ensure that only citizens can vote.

@robbystarbuck - Robby Starbuck

A non-citizen from China attending University of Michigan was able to register and vote in the Presidential election. He was only caught because he later called the county clerk trying to get his ballot back. And this story gets worse… Apparently his vote WILL STILL COUNT due to what officials cite as their inability to correct it after it’s already been counted through a tabulator. This is what happens when you don’t protect your elections from illegals and non-citizens. THIS is precisely why we need voter ID and why ONLY citizens should be able to get those ID’s! Full story: https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/politics/elections/2024/10/30/chinese-university-of-michigan-college-student-voted-presidential-election-michigan-china-benson/75936701007/

Chinese student to face criminal charges for voting in Michigan. Ballot will apparently count The 19-year-old was legally present in the United States but not a citizen, which meant he couldn't legally cast a ballot, according to officials. detroitnews.com
JoshuaSchriver
Posted - November 1, 2024 at 8:24 PM
Saved - November 2, 2024 at 2:42 PM

@JoshuaSchriver - Rep. Josh Schriver

Just got off the phone with the Michigan Secretary of State’s office. They told me they can’t require proof of citizenship for voting because it disenfranchises Americans who can’t provide proof of citizenship. More to come…

theannasherman
Posted - November 5, 2024 at 5:40 PM
Saved - November 6, 2024 at 2:47 PM
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I became a US citizen a month ago after dreaming of America since I was 13. It took me 11 years and six visas to achieve this, during which I worked hard, paid my taxes, and never missed a rent payment. I always aimed to prove my worthiness to live here. Holding my passport now feels surreal, as I once admired my friends' passports, wishing for my own. I never sought government support and respect the journey of legal immigrants. It pains me to see how some can now easily obtain citizenship, making me question the value of my hard work.

@theannasherman - Anna Sherman

Many people born in the US don’t understand what America means to some people. I became an American citizen a month ago, and I want to share my story. I dreamed about America since I was 13 years old; I thought it was the best country in the whole world, and it was my biggest dream to live here. I moved to the US when I was 17. It took me 11 years to become a US citizen. I had to get six visas one after another, and every time, I had to explain and prove that I deserved it. I was so scared that I might not be worthy of a green card, and I cried when I was finally approved. In those 11 years, I never missed a rent payment or got a ticket because I really wanted to show that I was worthy of living here. Every single day, I aimed to be the best version of myself to live in what I saw as the best country. I spent over a million dollars on rent, my car, and daily living expenses. I always paid my taxes, and I worked incredibly hard to get to this point. Becoming a US citizen is one of my biggest achievements in life. I would look at the American passports of my friends and think, “What a beautiful passport,” admiring every page, every detail. I would hold it in my hand, wishing and dreaming that one day I would open that little book and see my own photo inside. I still can’t believe it when I open my passport now and see my face. It feels too good to be true. My whole point is that I never received any benefits or government support; I never wanted to take advantage of this country. I worked hard and was always grateful to live here. I support every legal immigrant who has gone through the same journey and made the hard choice to leave everything behind to start a new chapter for a better future. It breaks my heart to see how some people now can just walk in and get a passport. Does this mean that all my hard work was for nothing?

DonnaHo10419758
Posted - November 20, 2024 at 1:41 PM
Saved - November 20, 2024 at 8:16 PM

@DonnaHo10419758 - Donna Holt

Riley Gaines husband who applied for citizenship 2 1/2 ago, has been asked by Immigrations to provide proof of having the COVID vax before he’s issued a green card. Those coming in illegally are not required to have ANY vaxes. Make it make sense!! 🤬 Not to mention it’s poison ☠️ https://t.co/c1HnXWbzr1

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My husband moved to the U.S. from Europe six years ago for college, and we married in 2022. Despite being married for over two and a half years, he still doesn't have his green card. The immigration process has been lengthy and complicated, requiring numerous applications and fees. Recently, we received a request for evidence from USCIS, specifically for a completed vaccination record, which he lacks due to not having the COVID vaccine. It's frustrating that legal immigrants face such hurdles, while illegal immigrants receive benefits without the same requirements. Despite these challenges, my husband would choose this path again. Ultimately, health is more important than a green card, and he will become a citizen when this situation resolves.
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Speaker 0: So my husband moved to the United States from Europe 6 years ago for college. He came here legally. We were both swimmers at the University of Kentucky. We got married at the end of my senior year in 2022, meaning we've been married for over two and a half years now. Maybe you think he's well on his way to becoming a US citizen, and you would be wrong. After two and a half years of marriage, he still doesn't even have his green card. If you haven't dealt with this process, I envy you. It requires so much in terms of application process, immigration lawyers, fees that you have to pay. Months months months went by before we heard from USCIS or Immigration Services until finally we got this letter in the mail. I'm not going to include the whole letter because it contains personal information, but, we got a request for evidence. The evidence that immigration was looking for was a completed vaccination record. And what vaccination did my husband not have? The COVID vaccination. Yes. You heard that right. In the year 2024, you have to have the under researched, ineffective COVID vaccine to enter into this country legally. Notice I said legally because our government does not require illegal immigrants to have the COVID vaccine. Like, really think about that. Think about how hard our government has made it for people migrating into this country legally in comparison with those who break the law. Because if you just walk across the southern border, you're given housing, you're given a driver's license, you're given money, and our government has never been able to answer basic questions about COVID and the vaccine. Like, if the mask work, why do we have to social distance? And if the 6 foot distance works, then why do we have to wear mask? And if both of those things work, then why the lockdowns? And if all three of those work, then why the vaccine? And if the vaccine was effective, then why the boosters? And why was COVID never bad enough to shut the southern border? But honestly, even still, it's a decision my husband would make 10 days out of 10. What good is a green card with compromised health? When this craziness inevitably ends, because it will, my husband will become a citizen and have a functioning immune system. So it's a win win.
WallStreetApes
Posted - November 22, 2024 at 12:50 AM
Saved - November 22, 2024 at 12:57 AM

@WallStreetApes - Wall Street Apes

CONFIRMED: American citizens can not walk across the border and vote in Mexico Elections This man tried it. They asked him for ID, they would not let him vote and even said they were calling the police Why can they cross the border and vote in our elections with no ID? https://t.co/MbS8k4kUjO

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I went to vote, but they wouldn't let me. They claimed they didn't understand me because I was speaking English. Then they asked for ID, which I found outrageous. I couldn't believe they would ask for identification. They even said they were going to call the police on me.
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Speaker 0: Can you believe these mother truckers would not let me vote? I show up. Hey. I'm here to vote. And they said first of all, they didn't understand what I was saying because I was speaking English. Secondly, they said, we're gonna need we're gonna need to see some ID. And I'm like, what? How dare you? How dare you ask for ID? They said, I'm calling the police.
SamParkerSenate
Posted - January 22, 2025 at 10:35 PM
Saved - February 28, 2025 at 12:08 AM
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The posts discuss the historical and demographic foundations of the United States, emphasizing its origins as a predominantly White, Christian nation shaped by European values and systems. I reflect on the impact of the 1965 Hart-Celler Act, which I believe altered America's ethnic makeup and imposed multiculturalism against the will of its citizens. I argue that America is not a "Nation of Immigrants," but rather a land built by settlers and pioneers. I also critique Ronald Reagan's role in reshaping American identity and values, suggesting that his policies contributed to the ongoing demographic transformation.

@SamParkerSenate - Sam Parker 🇺🇲

🇺🇸The US was founded & built by people filtered through these criteria & forces: -White racial genetics -Christian values/beliefs -European systems/conventions -Independent, risk-taking, frontier-minded, pioneer-spirit capability Although America is White, it is more than that.

@Gentilenewsnet - Gentile News Network™

America is a White country

@SamParkerSenate - Sam Parker 🇺🇲

🧵2/ Founding Population & Growth: Citizens White Protestants: ~2.45 million White Catholics: ~47.5k ~2,000 jews (700k non-citizen slaves) By 1865, America was ~88% White/10% Black. In 1965, it was 89.5% White, still only around 9-10% Black. 93% Christian.

@SamParkerSenate - Sam Parker 🇺🇲

🧵3/ In 1965, America was a White European Christian mono-culture. A White Christian ethnostate w/a 1-time special carve-out for Blacks--who were largely also Christian. America was 90/10 bi-racial, but it wasn't multicultural in any significant sense at the national level.

@SamParkerSenate - Sam Parker 🇺🇲

🧵4/ America was altered by the 1965 Hart-Celler Immigration & Naturalization Act which opened its borders to non-Whites/non-Christians. In fact, Congress & America were assured that the Act wouldn't alter the ethnic makeup of the country or produce massive immigrant waves. LIES.

@SamParkerSenate - Sam Parker 🇺🇲

🧵5/ Until 1965, the US was a stable ethnostate w/a small Black exception. We fought a war, passed an Amendment & decided as a nation to make Blacks citizens. But this didn't transform the fabric of America. America NEVER chose multiculturalism. It was imposed w/o our will.

@SamParkerSenate - Sam Parker 🇺🇲

🧵6/ America is NOT a "Nation Of Immigrants." When the ✡️ ADL paid JFK to write this in 1958 to sell the open borders propaganda, only about 20% of the American population descended from post-1860 "immigrants." This book, like the above statements from his 2 brothers, was a LIE.

@SamParkerSenate - Sam Parker 🇺🇲

🧵7/ If you say everyone who came to America after 1790 was an "immigrant," then only about 30% of the population in 1960 was descended from immigrants. If you use 1890 as the cutoff (which is when the Census Bureau declared the frontier closed), then it's only 10% immigrant.

@SamParkerSenate - Sam Parker 🇺🇲

🧵8/ American Revolutionary, Founding, & Constitutional principles & thought are profoundly Christian & European. In 3,154 citations from the political literature of the Era, 34% come directly from the Bible, principally the New Testament. 60% come from various European sources.

@SamParkerSenate - Sam Parker 🇺🇲

🧵9/ LIE: "All we need is the Constitution" Liberia is descended from former American slaves who spoke English & adopted an identical constitution. It's 85% Christian. It suffered over a century of political strife. In 2019, it was ranked 178 in per capita GDP in the world.

@SamParkerSenate - Sam Parker 🇺🇲

🧵10/ "All that matters is if someone is White." As @NickJFuentes has observed, "'White Nationalism'...is not a sufficient organizing principle." https://t.me/nickjfuentes/12875

Nicholas J. Fuentes The problem with ideological “White Nationalism” is that race is not a sufficient organizing principle. There is this weird egalitarian sentiment I hear from true WN’s that says something like— “we can resolve all differences between genders, ideologies, religions, classes etc AFTER we secure a White ethnostate.” Alt Hype even argued that gays shouldn’t be criticized. Which seems to imply that until then, the WN political community is going to be a gay, Jewish, liberal, feminist, pluralistic, race commune? Pass. t.me

@SamParkerSenate - Sam Parker 🇺🇲

🧵11/ Portland, Seattle, San Francisco: "Most Godless cities in America," and basically the only places where White people vote Blue & are majority liberal, with Leftist nutjobs aplenty. White Americans need the moderating influence of Christianity. https://t.co/hMSO3AwtLw

@SamParkerSenate - Sam Parker 🇺🇲

🧵12/ For millenia, Europe was plagued by interethnic conflict over the 3 Rs: -Rulership -Religion -Resources America resolved all 3: -Rulership: The people, in a Republic. -Which (Christian) religion? 1st Amendment freedom. -Resources: an entire continent; plenty for everyone.

@SamParkerSenate - Sam Parker 🇺🇲

🧵13/ The differences between the different European ethnicities & cultures in America needed time to mix, melt & blend--along with the different flavors of Christianity. Each US State even has its own subculture, forged after 100+ years of unique development.

@SamParkerSenate - Sam Parker 🇺🇲

🧵14/ But by 1965, most of the European-origin inter-ethnic/religious quarrels had ended. America was One Nation Under God. It's no coincidence that we were reaching for the stars in the Golden Age of the Space Race--only a generation or 2 removed from the frontier.

@SamParkerSenate - Sam Parker 🇺🇲

🧵15/ But that's when it all started crashing down. But not because the crash was inevitable, but because an enemy came and overthrew it. But that will be the topic of another thread. Follow both my accounts so as to not miss it: @SamParkerSenate & @BasedSamParker.

@SamParkerSenate - Sam Parker 🇺🇲

🧵16/ Learn how Ronald Reagan helped reprogram American thinking to believe some of these lies about ourselves and our history (2 posts in the 🧵 below): https://t.co/IHAtChtAKm

@BasedSamParker - Sam Parker 🇺🇸🧯

🧵1/ PRESIDENTS DAY--Ronald Reagan's Greatest Damage To America: "Anyone from any corner of the world can come live here and become an American." The Reagan administration tripled the national debt, gave immunity to vaccine manufacturers, passed an automatic weapons ban, presided over the Iran-Contra scandal, and gave amnesty to 2.7 million illegals. But, while all of these things are varying degrees of bad, none of them actually caused irreparable or irreversible harm to the country. And, in hindsight, they kind of pale in comparison to many things that have happened since then. What was his greatest sin, then? It's actually something far more damaging and insidious than amnesty: it was the attitude and value system he sold subsequent to the amnesty--an attitude and value system that has destroyed our national conscience and self-identity. It transformed how we thought of America, and what it means to be an American. And it's this attitude that has rolled out the red carpet for the fundamental transformation of America. Listen to him invoke the now-clichéd "Statue of Liberty" vision of immigration. Watch him use the "threat" of global communism as an excuse to open America up as a "place of refuge" for all peoples of the world. Hear him paint a picture of a multicultural America. Watch how he sells the ideas of "freedom" and "liberty" as the fundamental defining aspects and organizing principles of what it means to be an American. This was Reagan's greatest sin: he convinced Americans that America was just a set of ideas and that anyone from anywhere in the world can come live here and become an American. This was a radical departure from hundreds of years of established American thought about our identity and heritage. Reagan used his "Great Communicator" skills to sell to America this wholly new vision of America. He transformed--in the hearts of minds of Americans--"what" America is, and "who" Americans even are. And it is this new generic non-identity that has disarmed the ability of Americans to resist the mass waves of immigration into America, the transformation of the American demographic, the destruction of the founding demographic, and the replacement of American workers with foreign labor. It solidified in the minds of Americans the lie that we are a multicultural, multiracial country--and that we were never anything else. And that to oppose immigration in any way other than whether it's "legal or illegal" is racist, xenophobic, hateful and un-American. Americans are powerless to stop the destructive transformation of America because they no longer believe in the founding narrative and identity of America. They believe a lie. And now America is becoming that lie.

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In every place of worship across our land, we unite under God, celebrating our glorious freedom. A Cuban refugee once told my friends that America is a place to escape to, a sanctuary we must preserve. America embodies a universal spirit. As one person wrote to me, anyone from anywhere can come to America and become an American. Lady Liberty symbolizes our heritage and our role as a beacon of freedom, attracting people worldwide. This is a source of our greatness. We lead because we draw strength from every corner of the world, constantly renewing our nation. We breathe life into dreams, creating the future. Each wave of new arrivals keeps us young, energetic, and at the cutting edge. Closing our doors to new Americans would mean losing our global leadership. Our goal is a fair and secure immigration system, preserving the value of American citizenship for generations to come.
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Speaker 0: You can hear it in the prayers from every church, synagogue, temple, and mosque in our land. Yes. One nation under God, indivisible, all in the name of glorious freedom. You know, some years ago, two friends of mine were talking with a Cuban refugee who had escaped from Castro. In the midst of the tale of horrible experiences, one friend turned to the other and said, we don't know how lucky we are. And the Cuban stopped and said, how lucky you are. I had some place to escape to. Well, let's keep it that way. How sacred is our trust, we to whom God has given the custody of the name and the song of freedom. America represents something universal in the human spirit. I received a letter not long ago from a man who said, you can go to Japan to live, but you cannot become Japanese. You can go to France, and you live and not become a Frenchman. You can go to live in Germany or Turkey, you won't become a German or a Turk. But then he added, anybody from any corner of the world can come to America to live and become an American. And since this is the last speech that I will give as president, I think it's fitting to leave one final thought, an observation about a country which I love. It was stated best in a letter I received not long ago. A man wrote me and said, you can go to live in France, but you cannot become a Frenchman. You can go to live in Germany or Turkey or Japan, but you cannot become a German, a Turk, or Japanese. But anyone from any corner of the of the earth can come to live in America and become an American. Yes. The torch of Lady Liberty symbolizes our freedom and represents our heritage, the compact with our parents, our grandparents, and our ancestors. It is that lady who gives us our great and special place in the world, for it's the great life force of each generation of new Americans that guarantees that America's triumph shall continue unsurpassed into the next century and beyond. Other countries may seek to compete with us, but in one vital area, as a beacon of freedom and opportunity that draws the people of the world, no country on earth comes close. This, I believe, is one of the most important sources of America's greatness. We lead the world because unique among nations, we draw our people, our strength, from every country and every corner of the world. And by doing so, we continuously renew and enrich our nation. While other countries cling to the stale past, here in America, we breathe life into dreams, we create the future, and the world follows us into tomorrow. Thanks to each wave of new arrivals to this land of opportunity, we're a nation forever young, forever bursting with energy and new ideas, and always on the cutting edge, always leading the world to the next frontier. This quality is vital to our future as a nation. If we ever closed the door to new Americans, our leadership in the world would soon be lost. Our objective is only to establish a reasonable, fair, orderly, and secure system of immigration into this country and not to discriminate in any way against particular nations or people. Future generations of Americans will be thankful for our efforts to humanely regain control of our borders and thereby preserve the value of one of the most sacred possessions of our people, American citizenship. So now I'll get on with the signing and make this into law. Hope nothing happens to me between here and the table.

@SamParkerSenate - Sam Parker 🇺🇲

🧵17/ Debunking & clarifying Reagan's role in fundamentally transforming America: https://t.co/z9cHukwPf9

@BasedSamParker - Sam Parker 🇺🇸🧯

🇺🇸PRESIDENTS DAY: Did Ronald Reagan's amnesty of 1986/87 ruin California and transform the country from Red to Blue; White to brown? So goes the conventional wisdom from the Dissident Right. But is it true? Let's take a look: 1⃣ First, the population of the US in 1986 was 240 million, and amnesty was granted to about 2.7 million--or 1.1%--which is roughly the same number of people as came into the country through open borders in one year under Joe Biden & Alejandro Mayorkas. About 1 million illegals were granted amnesty in California, out of a statewide population of 24.5 million--or about 3.7%. Not nothing, but not a massive leap, either. For perspective, about 450,000 illegals in Texas received the amnesty out of a statewide population of 15.8 million--or about 2.8%. Texas is still going Red all these years later (although the margins of victory seem to be waning). But nobody says the amnesty turned Texas Blue. 2⃣ Second, California didn't turn Red initially. In 1988, George Bush & the GOP won California. In 1994, Prop 187--the citizen referedum to deny government services to illegals--won handily and helped sweep Republican Pete Wilson into the governor's office. However, in 1992 California did go for the Democrat Bill Clinton--but on a plurality of the vote, not an absolute majority. That was the year H. Ross Perot played spoiler to George Bush's re-election bid. California likely would have gone to Bush in 1992 otherwise. 3⃣ Third, the demographic transformation of California was well underway before Reagan won the Presidency, and it continued unabated after he left. The White European population of America was 79.5% in 1981 when Reagan took office. It was about 76.5% when he left office in 1989. What seems clear is that short of strong measures to stop and/or reverse the demographic transformation, California was destined to turn Blue sooner or later (and this is, in fact, the Democrat strategy everywhere: dump non-Whites everywhere it can to tranform the electorate into voting Dem). Obviously, the amnesty accelerated the timeline, but in and of itself didn't cause the paradigm shift. Actual Causes: The initial cause was the Immigration and Naturalization Act of 1965 which opened America to all nations of the world, particularly Mexico and other Central American countries in close proximity. This began the decline of the White demographic of the country in general, and California in particular. Had Prop 187 not been overturned by an activist ✡️ judge, California might well have remained Red and even reversed its demographic transformation. Had congress and the federal government upheld its end of the bargain with respect to the '86 amnesty, the demographic transformation would have been slowed, and maybe even stopped or reversed. Was any of that Reagan's fault? No. Was it Reagan's fault that 22-65 million illegals would take up permanent residence in the US over the next 35 years? No. Congress was supposed to stop that after the amnesty. Was it Reagan's fault that 35 million legal immigrants were allowed in over those same 35 years? No. Also not Reagan's fault. Conclusion: It doesn't look like the amnesty of 1986 is what ruined California or transformed the country. It was an accelerant to be sure, but had it occured in isolation--as a one-time event--it wouldn't have been catastrophic and the country probably could have recovered just fine. However, that's not what happened, so Reagan--being the first mover in an ongoing problem--takes a large brunt of the blame with his amnesty. Discussion: That's not to say Reagan was guiltless, though. Far from it. Even though his amnesty wasn't as damaging as is first thought, he inflicted heavy damage to our demographics in a much more insidious and far-reaching way. And that's the topic of the video and post quoted below.

@BasedSamParker - Sam Parker 🇺🇸🧯

🧵1/ PRESIDENTS DAY--Ronald Reagan's Greatest Damage To America: "Anyone from any corner of the world can come live here and become an American." The Reagan administration tripled the national debt, gave immunity to vaccine manufacturers, passed an automatic weapons ban,…

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In every place of worship across our land, we celebrate freedom. A Cuban refugee once told my friend that they were lucky to have a place to escape to. Let's keep America that place. America embodies a universal human spirit. I received a letter that said you can live in many countries, but you cannot truly become one of them. However, anyone can come to America and become an American. Lady Liberty symbolizes our freedom and our heritage. It's the life force of new Americans that ensures our continued triumph. We lead the world because we draw strength from every corner of the globe, constantly renewing our nation. We breathe life into dreams and create the future. If we ever close our doors to new Americans, we would lose our leadership in the world. Our objective is to establish a fair and secure immigration system, preserving the value of American citizenship.
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Speaker 0: You can hear it in the prayers from every church, synagogue, temple, and mosque in our land. Yes. One nation under God, indivisible, all in the name of glorious freedom. You know, some years ago, two friends of mine were talking with a Cuban refugee who had escaped from Castro. In the midst of the tale of horrible experiences, one friend turned to the other and said, we don't know how lucky we are. And the Cuban stopped and said, how lucky you are. I had some place to escape to. Well, let's keep it that way. How sacred is our trust, we to whom God has given the custody of the name and the song of freedom. America represents something universal in the human spirit. I received a letter not long ago from a man who said, you can go to Japan to live, but you cannot become Japanese. You can go to France, and you live and not become a Frenchman. You can go to live in Germany or Turkey, you won't become a German or a Turk. But then he added, anybody from any corner of the world can come to America to live and become an American. And since this is the last speech that I will give as president, I think it's fitting to leave one final thought, an observation about a country which I love. It was stated best in a letter I received not long ago. A man wrote me and said, you can go to live in France, but you cannot become a Frenchman. You can go to live in Germany or Turkey or Japan, but you cannot become a German, a Turk, or Japanese. But anyone from any corner of the of the earth can come to live in America and become an American. Yes. The torch of Lady Liberty symbolizes our freedom and represents our heritage, the compact with our parents, our grandparents, and our ancestors. It is that lady who gives us our great and special place in the world, for it's the great life force of each generation of new Americans that guarantees that America's triumph shall continue unsurpassed into the next century and beyond. Other countries may seek to compete with us, but in one vital area, as a beacon of freedom and opportunity that draws the people of the world, no country on earth comes close. This, I believe, is one of the most important sources of America's greatness. We lead the world because unique among nations, we draw our people, our strength, from every country and every corner of the world. And by doing so, we continuously renew and enrich our nation. While other countries cling to the stale past, here in America, we breathe life into dreams, we create the future, and the world follows us into tomorrow. Thanks to each wave of new arrivals to this land of opportunity, we're a nation forever young, forever bursting with energy and new ideas, and always on the cutting edge, always leading the world to the next frontier. This quality is vital to our future as a nation. If we ever closed the door to new Americans, our leadership in the world would soon be lost. Our objective is only to establish a reasonable, fair, orderly, and secure system of immigration into this country and not to discriminate in any way against particular nations or people. Future generations of Americans will be thankful for our efforts to humanely regain control of our borders and thereby preserve the value of one of the most sacred possessions of our people, American citizenship. So now I'll get on with the signing and make this into law. Hope nothing happens to me between here and the table.

@SamParkerSenate - Sam Parker 🇺🇲

🧵18/ The difference between an "immigrant" and a colonizer/settler/pioneer/founder. You must understand this in order to understand why America is not a "Nation Of Immigrants." https://t.co/JndfD7Ko3g

@BasedSamParker - Sam Parker 🇺🇸🧯

🇺🇸 When Elon Musk establishes the first Mars colony--will we call them "immigrants?" I mean, they came from somewhere else, right? Of course we won't. We'll call them explorers & colonizers. The Plymouth & Jamestown colonies weren't "immigrants," either, in any modern sense of the term. (I descend from 2 Mayflower settlers, myself). The American frontier wasn't closed until 1890. A vast portion of those early (proto) Americans of the 17th, 18th & 19th centuries can't properly be called "immigrants"--rather settlers, colonizers & pioneers. Founders. One of my great, great, great grandmothers came across the Atlantic on a boat to New Orleans and traveled up the Mississippi to St. Louis where her parents died from disease. She pushed westward on her own to the Utah territory where she got married at 17 to another pioneer man who'd traveled from Illinois. She died at 28, 2 months after giving birth to her 6th child--my great great grandmother. These people didn't arrive on our shores with free housing, food, healthcare, schools & full civilizational services. They were not "immigrants." America was not built by immigration. It was built by risk-taking, frontier-minded, pioneering White Christian European colonizers & settlers. Just because someone came from somewhere else doesn't make them an "immigrant." I'm not an immigrant. And my ancestors weren't immigrants. They were founding Americans who carved a great civilization out of a harsh wilderness. It's time to dispense with this retarded, weaponized post-1960 propaganda used to justify invading & replacing us.

@SamParkerSenate - Sam Parker 🇺🇲

🧵6/ America is NOT a "Nation Of Immigrants." When the ✡️ ADL paid JFK to write this in 1958 to sell the open borders propaganda, only about 20% of the American population descended from post-1860 "immigrants." This book, like the above statements from his 2 brothers, was a LIE.

WallStreetApes
Posted - February 13, 2025 at 5:11 PM
Saved - February 13, 2025 at 10:32 PM

@WallStreetApes - Wall Street Apes

This new family is celebrating becoming LEGAL American citizens She says “It required dedication, research, and significant investment, but it was worth it to do things the right way” They proudly wear and waive the American Flag “This is Legal Immigration” 🇺🇸 https://t.co/Oag4JicvPF

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It's September, and after a long journey, my baby is finally a US citizen! We've come a long way to get here. And now, two kids later, we've reached this milestone.
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Speaker 0: It's September, and my baby is a US citizen. Yeah. That's right. Took us a long road to get where we're at, but we're here. Right, nine nine? And two kids later.
drawandstrike
Posted - April 11, 2025 at 10:06 PM
Saved - April 12, 2025 at 3:09 PM

@drawandstrike - Brian Cates - Political Columnist & Pundit

@hodgetwins You....have...to...prove...you...are....a...U....S...citizen...to....get....one. Think the coming Voter ID, which Real ID is going to be used for. What's with all the knee-jerk dumbassery I'm seeing lately?

Uncommonsince76
Posted - June 28, 2025 at 10:19 PM
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I’ve shared a series of posts discussing various societal changes and issues in America, attributing them to Jewish influence. Topics include the removal of prayer in schools, the use of state funds for religious schools, immigration policies post-1965, the feminist movement, abortion advocacy, and shifts in academic perspectives on race. I also touch on the role of Jewish individuals in corporate leadership, censorship regarding race discussions, Hollywood's impact on culture, and the Iraq war. I invite support for my work through donations or subscriptions.

@Uncommonsince76 - Uncommon Sense

Why can’t you pray in American Schools anymore? -because Jews sued to have it removed. 🧵 1/14 https://t.co/4Ou4PcKMzT

@Uncommonsince76 - Uncommon Sense

Why can’t state funds be used for “religious schools?” -because the Jewish led ACLU made sure to tear down states rights. 🧵 2/14 https://t.co/lJljFOyFHB

@Uncommonsince76 - Uncommon Sense

Why did the United States bring in immigrants from all over the world post 1965 even though most Americans did not want it? -because a jew Emmanuel Cellar had the immigration act of 1965 pass, which encouraged immigrants from all over.. 🧵 3/14 https://t.co/aQ3b4ZEFAl

@Uncommonsince76 - Uncommon Sense

Who pushed feminism into the minds of women in the 60’s and told them it was empowering to work and not have kids? -Betty Friedman, a Jew wrote the feminine mystique, and this movement was predominantly led by Jews. 🧵 4/14 https://t.co/93bKFQkXKn

@Uncommonsince76 - Uncommon Sense

Who pushed and helped fund abortion even con invented the abortion pill? Jewish organizations and Jewish scientists like Gregory Pincus. 🧵 5/14 https://t.co/JHe5ddyZu3

@Uncommonsince76 - Uncommon Sense

Who pushed for intelligent White people to have less kids because of “overpopulation”? -Jewish social scientist like Paul Erlich 🧵 6/14 https://t.co/b5qWkoqmRs

@Uncommonsince76 - Uncommon Sense

Who pushed in Academia that “Race is a Social construct” but at the same time if you are White you are a colonizer and evil? -Jews in educational roles and literary roles like Franz Boas, and all the authors of these anti-White books. 🧵 7/14 https://t.co/jYZDKoOaU0

@Uncommonsince76 - Uncommon Sense

Who used the NAACP as a vehicle to breakdown White solidarity and racial within the nation while placating Black interest? -Jews. 🧵 8/14 https://t.co/fqNt7iKB0i

@Uncommonsince76 - Uncommon Sense

Who used their power on Corporate boards to get White people out of top jobs? -Jews like Larry Fink the CEO of Blackrock. 🧵 9/14 https://t.co/YOPK0mD7Jh

@Uncommonsince76 - Uncommon Sense

Who censors people and says it’s Hate speech to say “It’s okay to be White? -Jews at the ADL 🧵 10/14 https://t.co/COgI0tqolU

@Uncommonsince76 - Uncommon Sense

Who has been dominating Hollywood for decades and slowly but surely degrading American culture? -jews who founded Hollywood and reshaped Americas thinking with the media power. 🧵 11/14 https://t.co/JPkQx5gCbB

@Uncommonsince76 - Uncommon Sense

Why is porn legal in the U.S.? -Samuel Roth, a Jew, sued for it to be legal in the U.S. 🧵 12/14 https://t.co/YvZsyENxlq

@Uncommonsince76 - Uncommon Sense

Who were the primary neocons behind the Iraq war? -Short answer, jews who wanted to eliminate multiple threats to Israel… 🧵 13/14 https://t.co/kVigrtgvCE

@Uncommonsince76 - Uncommon Sense

Why isn’t America, America anymore? I’ll let you decide … If you appreciated this thread, consider donating to this page via buymeacoffee.com/Uncommonsince76 Or subscribe on X! I appreciate your support! 🧵 14/14

dznutzurface
Posted - August 20, 2025 at 10:25 AM
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@dznutzurface - Richie Franklin

Your Polish-born Jew immigrant father told me I couldn’t. We spoke directly during my visit to his Polocaust museum while I was living in Chicago. North Milwaukee Avenue was just a couple of blocks from my office (and apartment) in downtown.

@oliverkamyszew - MERCH

@dznutzurface Why can't you say God

VivekGRamaswamy
Posted - April 21, 2026 at 11:54 PM
Saved - April 22, 2026 at 7:11 PM
reSee.it AI Summary
I can travel to Italy, France, Germany, China, or Japan, yet I’ll never become them. But if I come from any of those countries to the United States, I can become American—as long as I work hard, follow the rules, contribute, wait my turn, pledge allegiance, and obtain citizenship.

@VivekGRamaswamy - Vivek Ramaswamy

You can travel to Italy, but you’ll never be an Italian. You can travel to France but you’ll never be a Frenchman. You can live in Germany but you’ll never be a German. You can pack your bags and live the rest of your life in China or Japan, but you’ll never be Chinese or Japanese. Yet you can come from any one of those countries to the United States of America, and you can still be an American – so long as you work hard, you play by the rules, you make your contributions, wait your turn, pledge allegiance to the flag, and obtain your citizenship.

benshapiro
Posted - May 24, 2011 at 4:38 PM
Saved - September 20, 2025 at 8:42 PM

@benshapiro - Ben Shapiro

I would gladly waive the born-in-USA requirement for presidency for Bibi.

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