Issue 116: May 9, 2002

+== TIME-OUT PROJECT ==+

Events in Europe over the past few weeks have brought the world’s attention to the Continent’s struggle with immigration extremism. But before we Americans become too smug, we should remember that such extremism is also a big problem in the United States.

Like Europe, the United States has adopted an immigration policy so extreme that we are radically transforming our country within a generation or two.

Meanwhile, immigration extremists in the Bush and Clinton Justice Departments have decimated US border controls to the point that an entire nation is left virtually defenseless against foreigners who mean us harm. Money fanatics in the business community dump millions of dollars into congressional and presidential campaigns to further their goal of turning America into a vast cheap labor camp. Alan Greenspan, the Wall Street Journal, and other growth zealots continually agitate for importing more consumers through mass immigration. And militant racist groups like La Raza (The Race) use millions of dollars in grants from extremist anti-American organizations like the Ford Foundation to attack any citizen who wonders aloud about the wisdom of doubling our population within the lifetimes of today’s children.

The United States should adopt a more modern and moderate immigration policy. We need to reduce legal immigration to sustainable levels and eliminate illegal immigration altogether. Continuing along the extremist path we are on will eventually bring about an extreme political reaction.
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Murder in Holland (Ron Dreher)
http://www.nationalreview.com/dreher/dreher050702.asp

Interview with assassinated Dutch immigration realist
http://www.msnbc.com/news/748991.asp?cp1=1

Condenan campaña antiinmigrante (HOY)
http://projectusa.org/press/02-05/hoy-02-05-07.html (English translation)

Where extremism and hate resides in the U.S. (emails we received in response to article above)
http://projectusa.org/hate.html

The Know-Nothing revival
http://www.denverpost.com/Stories/0,1413,36%257E417%257E573786%257E,00.html

+== TAKE POSITIVE ACTION ==+

One of the most extremist newspapers in the United States is the Denver Post, a long time proponent of absurdly high levels of mass immigration and an attack-dog for the cheap labor and ethnic-identity enthusiasts. Recently, the Post has trained its sights on Colorado Congressman Tom Tancredo.

Recognizing, as do most Americans, that US immigration policy is out of control, Congressman Tancredo is one of the few politicians in the country brave enough to recommend we take a time-out from the extremist immigration policies in place today.

This moderate and common sense suggestion has drawn the attention of the Post, which routinely refers to Tancredo as "anti-immigrant." (In one rant, the Post went so far as to link the environmentally conscious Congressman to the KKK.)

Here’s what you can do: Call the Denver Post, ask for the "editorial page," and politely tell the person who answers (or leave a message) that for 40 years polls have shown that most Americans agree with the position of Congressman Tom Tancredo. It is the Denver Post’s attacks on Tancredo and immigration realism that are out of the mainstream and extremist. Remind the Denver Post that advocating a reduction in immigration numbers is no more "anti-immigrant" than family planning is "anti-child."

(303) 820-1201

+== QUOTE OF THE WEEK ==+

Extreme positions are not succeeded by moderate ones, but by contrary extreme positions.

—Friedrich Nietzsche

+==EMAIL OF THE WEEK==+

Although I am African American, I really feel it is NOT prejudiced to Demand an immigration Time out. To be honest I am for the elimination of ALL immigration. We have enough people here now. There’s enough fighting between Blacks, whites and hispanics that needs to stop before we import others who will also begin fighting for their own agenda. KEEP UP THE GOOD RIGHTEOUS WORK YOU are doing. I did send emails to my Congressmen to STOP IMMIGRATION for now.

Eleanor Wiltshire
Atlanta, Georgia

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