By the way, we are indeed being invaded...
"The United States may well have signed its own death warrant as a country when it decided to be a 'universal' nation. There is no such thing." - fjordman
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Mexification and the Future of the United States
by Baron Bodissey
Fjordman rarely reports on the situation in the USA, preferring instead to concentrate on alarming events in Europe. However, yesterday he sent us the following email about the rapid Mexification of California...
by Baron Bodissey
Fjordman rarely reports on the situation in the USA, preferring instead to concentrate on alarming events in Europe. However, yesterday he sent us the following email about the rapid Mexification of California...
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Hello from Fjordman: I got some angry comments at Little Green Footballs when I said that the violence by Mexican gangs in LA is close to what should be called ethnic cleansing. But judging from this latest story in The Guardian, I think that term is appropriate. And to your American readers: This is one of the reasons why I haven’t left Europe for the USA yet. First of
all because I think it’s too early to say that Europe is lost, and second, because I am rather worried by the trends I see in the US, and wonder whether I would be leaving one sinking ship in favor of another sinking ship...
... It is pretty bad when California, which has attracted people from all over the United States for 150 years and has been the economic engine not just of the US, but of the world for generations, now starts becoming a region where educated, dynamic people leave because they can no longer stand living there...
Hello from Fjordman: I got some angry comments at Little Green Footballs when I said that the violence by Mexican gangs in LA is close to what should be called ethnic cleansing. But judging from this latest story in The Guardian, I think that term is appropriate. And to your American readers: This is one of the reasons why I haven’t left Europe for the USA yet. First of
all because I think it’s too early to say that Europe is lost, and second, because I am rather worried by the trends I see in the US, and wonder whether I would be leaving one sinking ship in favor of another sinking ship...... It is pretty bad when California, which has attracted people from all over the United States for 150 years and has been the economic engine not just of the US, but of the world for generations, now starts becoming a region where educated, dynamic people leave because they can no longer stand living there...
posted by jillosophy at 4/04/2007 11:22:00 AM
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