(Conspiracy Nation, 05/03/06)
-- The nation, formerly polarized, has become united again thanks to
efforts of illegal immigrant marchers.
A predicted backlash has materialized consequent to May Day
mobilizations in various cities.
Desperately seeking to "educate" us has been National Public Radio
(NPR), especially egregious in its pro-illegals bias. NPR receives much
of its funding from various foundations, themselves fronts for robber
baron plutocrats. Their hordes of plundered loot originated with the
slave trade and the opium trade in the 1800s. They also strong-armed
native Americans in the fur trade and worked railroad schemes through a
subservient Congress to garner their wealth. They now seek to eliminate
borders between nations as a means to, among other things, reduce labor
costs.
Jack London, best-selling author (The Call of the Wild, The Sea Wolf), explained
scab labor in a speech delivered in 1903. "Labor combines into its
unions; capital into partnerships, associations, corporations, and
trusts," he explained. A scab is "another laborer who offers to work
for less pay..." ("The Scab," speech by Jack London. http://www.jacklondons.net/writings/theScab.html
)
Scab labor therefore drives down wages overall, to the benefit of
corporations. Stocks rise proportionately.
The USA is a sort of union. It is even called "the Union." To thwart
its labor protections, "the capitalist-group, numerically weaker, hires
newspapers, universities, and legislatures, and strives to bend to its
need all the forces which go to mould public opinion." That would
include NPR, which utilizes a herd of scab professors for interviews.
"The meek professor in some endowed institution, by his meek
suppression of his convictions, is giving more for his salary than the
other more outspoken professor gave, whose chair he occupies." (London,
op. cit.) Over time, the university is emasculated -- "feminized."
Among items reported by the mainstream press was, at the May Day
mobilizations "organizers" were registering people to vote. The press,
typically, asked no questions about this.
Persons here legally, the immigrants who followed the rules when
they came to the U.S., still cannot vote. They aren't U.S. citizens.
The others, the illegal immigrants, numbering in the millions, also
cannot legally vote. Yet May Day "organizers" still registered voters
at the various events. How can this be?
As they say in Chicago, "Vote early, vote often."
The illegal and the legal immigrants, come November of this year,
will arrive at the various polling places. They will be asked, "Como se
llama? (What is your name?)"
"Me llamo Ruy Lopez," the scab will reply.
The checker will glance through the list, find that Ruy Lopez is
indeed registered, and will direct him to the voting booth. Perhaps
there will be a referendum on the ballot: "Full amnesty for illegal
immigrants: Yes or No?"
NPR that evening has amazing news: "Amnesty referendum surprise
upset. In a stunning victory for immigrant groups, full amnesty
granted."
In other news, wages have not maintained pace with inflation.
Two-income households experience financial difficulties. But the
productivity is up.
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