The Real Threat to National Secu

The Real Threat to National Security

Is the threat from foreign terrorists the undertaking of homeland insecurity? The preoccupation since 911 with a self-serving “War of Terror” has been masked under the appearance of national security. Tracking down targeted Jihad terrorists and waging regional search and destroy missions has become the growth industry of the new millennium. The rationale and justification for such a protracted conflict rests upon a cowardly attack on American soil. If you listen to the official version of events anyone who questions the validity of blaming Islamic Fascists must be unpatriotic.

Poor Charlie Sheen – how dare he shown his recklessness for going public with silly skepticism! Fact checking has never been the strong suit of myth building. The hubbub surely shows that fictitious Navy Seals can undertake a false operation. Obeying orders is more important then rescuing national honor for it has become a crime to challenge the script for history that actors are supposed to read. The fact is that performers now hold public office or direct the bureaucracy of national delusion.

Such epic spectacles coming from the dream machine for global distribution do not seek the people’s choice award, they only want the rewards of controlling the vision of their science fiction reality. The boardrooms of moguls pan conspiracy theories while the discriminating seek the facts of the conspiracy. Paul Joseph Watson has a smash hit in his critique of the Betsy Hart’s fan club. "The threat of Islamic terrorism is so frightening, so unpredictable, so unknowable that in some ways it's easier and more manageable for some folks to think that our government is behind it all", writes Hart in a piece for Scripps Howard News Service. “Well, that explains it all for me! How convenient, now I can restore my unbridled trust in the all-loving government, watch American Idol and go back to sleep!”

No Wag the Dog for the bleeding hearts in her audience. No wonder that Sheen will need to live on residuals if the producers of the back lot have their way. Investigative documentaries have no place in the entertainment illusion from government films.

Think about Zacarias Moussaoui and Richard Reed as masterminds behind interminable terror. Such nut cases make al-Qaida a flop. But we all are told that the holy war against terrorism is a noble cause and that the enemy is formable. So what explains the lack of any serious attacks on U.S. soil since 911? Could it really be that fighting them over there, keeps them from bombing us over here? If all the military might of the U.S. foreign legion can’t protect themselves from being blown up in Iraq, by what miracle of security has there been no sequel to the smash hit of the WTC fable?

Why hasn’t a franchise developed that plays in all your local theaters? Well, it must be the competence of an effective homeland security agency. Managers like Brian J. Doyle must be responsible for such deeds! Preventing al-Qaida from soliciting domestic recruits must be serious business. Color coded alerts and the expertise gained from Katrina must explain the skills needed to root out the enemy and banish them from our shores. FEMA rescue coordination with state and local municipalities must share in the achievement. NSA snooping has to provide the intelligence to weed out the plotters. Dedicated FBI enforcers must stake their claim to arrest coconspirators - Waco was good experience.

But don’t forget or leave out the NeoCons who developed and enacted the strategy to fight the perpetual and permanent war abroad to make our country safe from democracy. OIL – oil, Israel and lies fuels this fairy tale that 911 has placed America in a state of war. Pre-emption is now accepted military doctrine because forged evidence requires compulsory acceptance. In order to be successful, proof is not necessary, only vigorous compliance is expected. Making an example out of Sheen makes good party line policy.

It has come to this !!!

Missed in all this misdirection is the real war that is being lost. Imaginary offshore enemies provide the deceptive cover to ignore the current flood of Aztlan revolutionaries invading across our borders. It defies good judgment to base national security on al-Qaida fantasies while the demographic of extinction is in full play. The maps tell the tale: “Los Angeles County in Southern California has undergone startling demographic changes especially as it concerns the Latino population which is mostly of Mexican descent. The following seven maps show graphically how the racial/ethnic populations have changed from 1940 to 2000 according to the decennial censuses. The maps were prepared at the University of California at Los Angeles.”

What started decades ago as a trickle has become a tsunami. Seminal shifts in national preoccupations like 911 are seldom beneficial. But cataleptic apathy toward endemic invasion is suicidal. Irrational fear about al-Qaida disregards the massive risk from fanatic Reconquista hordes. Only in America can the public be sold a bill of goods - Hollywood style - that defending the country means sending troops overseas when divisions of culturally hostile conquistadors walk across a pretend border.

At the crux of this disconnect from lucidness is the insane weight given to the absurd linkage that inflamed retribution is more important than national identity. In order to confront the true threat from acculturation, that will undoubtedly destroy the fundamental tenets of authentic American heritage, the stuck on stupid war on terror must reject the 911 dishonest mythology. In order to focus on the immediate war the imaginary one needs to end.

Dennis Joyce of the SIP of Texas states the legal underpinning correctly: “A Sheriff is the highest law enforcement officer in the County and is elected by the people and is therefore responsive to the people. Sheriffs do not need Federal laws or edicts to act nor do they even need orders from their respective States to act. They are empowered to act for the people of their County and may even arrest Federal Agents who might try to interfere. If a Sheriff won’t act to protect his own people of his county, that Sheriff should be recalled and a new Sheriff should be put in their place.”

As long as the central federal government ignores the will of the overwhelming indigenous citizenry, the task to fight the battle to save America needs to be fought at the local level.

Go back to the words of Betsy Hart with some key (in bold text) substitutions - The threat of Reconquista invasion is so frightening, so unpredictable, so unknowable that in some ways it's easier and more manageable for some folks to think that our government is behind it all." Well, the inevitability of unchecked incursion is clearly known – the systemic destruction of America. And no serious person would deny that the government is a prime protector of open borders. So why is it so hard to accept that there are no limits to the extent that the ruling regime will use to sell out our country?

If convincing is still necessary that honest patriotism requires concerted opposition to disastrous political policies, then you must be a Betsy Hart groupie. If you refuse to demand that the banditos from the south be deported you probably like the ring in the name Carlos Irwin Estevez and would vote for President Bartlett under his real name Ramon Estevez (a.k.a. Martin Sheen).

At what point will legitimate outrage be directed at the scoundrels that sold out our nation in the name of a suspect national security? The winds of war, a rightful civil war, blow from a southerly direction. When they hit the capital, and shatter the illusive tranquility of the protected political class the populace will rejoice. Don’t be surprised at that point. Osama bin Laden will be pranced out in chains as vindication of triumph so that the country’s new flag can be raised in placed of old glory. Answer the question: Has the War of Terror been worth it?

SARTRE – April 10, 2006

Transcript from Bush Speech

East Room
1:57 P.M. EDT

THE PRESIDENT: Thank you, please be seated. Bienvenidos, welcome to the White House. I'm honored to have so many distinguished Hispanic and Mexican American leaders here for the Cinco de Mayo celebration. You may have noticed this celebration is not on the cinco de Mayo -- (laughter) -- it's on the cuatro de Mayo. (Laughter.) It's such an important holiday, we thought we would start early. (Laughter.)

I appreciate Hector, good to see you, head of the SBA is with us today. Gaddi Vasquez, thank you for coming. Thank you both for bringing -- thank you for bringing your wife, Hector. I want to thank Anna Cabral, who is the Treasurer, and glad you brought Victor. Thanks for coming.

I appreciate the Ambassadors who have joined us -- Ambassador de México is with us today, Embajador, gracias, y también, mi amigo, the ambassador from the United States to Mexico, Antonio Garza. Welcome you both. Glad you're here. I appreciate Eduardo Aguirre, Ambassador to Spain. Thank you for coming, Eduardo. Hans Hertell, the Ambassador to the Dominican Republic. Thank you all very much for coming. Thanks for serving the country and thanks for serving your country, Ambassador, as well.

I appreciate the military personnel who are here today. We're proud of you. Thanks for wearing the uniform of the United States of America. (Applause.)

Before I introduce our entertainer, I do want to share some thoughts with you about the importance of Cinco de Mayo, for it commemorates a joyful moment in Mexican history. Americans must understand that it was a time when Mexican soldiers won the Battle of Puebla, and defended their independence. So, obviously, Cinco de Mayo is a day of special pride for citizens of Mexico, but it is, as well, for Americans. It is a reminder of a proud heritage we share with our neighbor to the south. That's how I view the day.

We pay tribute to that heritage, and we honor the warmth and importance of the friendship between our two nations. The United States and Mexico are united by ties of family and by commerce and by history and by culture and by values. Both nations believe in the rights and the dignity of all people. We share an important trade relationship. We have discovered that trade between our nations is good for our peoples. We believe in the ideals of freedom and independence that Cinco de Mayo represents.

Here in the United States, Mexican Americans have helped build our country and helped shape our culture. Mexican Americans have made our nation more vibrant and more hopeful cada d a. Mexican Americans have enriched the American experience with contributions to business and the arts and music and sports. Latino entrepreneurs are creating jobs across the country; the number of Hispanic-owned businesses is growing at three times the national rate. More Hispanic Americans own their homes than ever before in our nation's history.

Many Mexican Americans have also shown their devotion to this country by defending it. More than 600,000 of our veterans are of Mexican descent. I see some of our veterans back. I'm sure -- we got a lot of veterans here, as a matter of fact. I want to thank you for setting such a good example for those who wear the uniform today.

Many Mexican Americans have worn the uniform of the United States military, and they're defending our country with valor. They're making America more secure, and at the same time, laying the foundation of peace for generations to come.

I know our citizens have enormous pride in the Mexican heritage, and rightly so. We also know that America has thrived as a nation because we've always welcomed newcomers, who in turn embrace our values and our way of life. Becoming an American is a great privilege, and it carries with it responsibilities. Those who come here to start new lives in our country have a responsibility to understand what America is about, and the responsibility to learn the English language so they can better understand our national character and participate fully in American life. That's what we want. Making this effort is also key to unlocking the opportunities of America, allowing new folks to rise in society and realize the American Dream.

In this country, we're now having an important debate about immigration. And it is really important that we discuss this issue in a way that is worthy of this country's best traditions. Our nation does not have to choose between being a compassionate society and a lawful society. (Applause.) A lawful society is one that enforces its laws, and enforces its border. That's what a lawful society does. A compassionate society rejects a system that treats people as if they're something to be traded, honors human rights and human dignity, helps people out of the shadows of society, treats people in a decent and humane way.

So I support strengthening our borders, and I support a temporary worker program that would match willing workers with American employers. See, I think we need to create a secure and legal channel for people to come to this country to work. It will reduce the number of people trying to sneak across our border. It will treat people humanely. It will get rid of the coyotes and the document forgers. It will affirm our belief that every person has got dignity and every person has got value, and at the same time, it will make it easier for us to be a nation of law and to protect our border. (Applause.)

Immigration reform needs to be comprehensive because all elements of this problem must be addressed together, or none of them will be solved at all. The American people must conduct this debate with dignity. They must remember that we're a nation of immigrants. They must understand -- (applause.) They must remember that throughout our history people have come to America because this is a place where they can pursue their dreams, no matter who they are or where they're from.

Mexican Americans have brought with them a culture based upon faith in God, a deep love for family, and a belief that hard work leads to a better life. Every immigrant who lives by these values makes the United States a better country, makes our future brighter, as one nation under God. (Applause.)

Across America tomorrow, there will be many celebrations of Cinco de Mayo. The performances we're going to see today represent some of the very fine talent. It reminds us that we're a nation that is strong because of our diversity. There's going to be a lot of traditional music, a lot of pretty good Mexican food, too, I bet you. (Laughter.) Kind of reminds us of Texas, doesn't it, Ambassador?

May God continue to bless all of us who are fortunate enough to live in this land, and may God continue to bless our country and the many sons and daughters of Mexico who call our nation home. Happy Cinco de Mayo, and now it is my pleasure to introduce one of Mexico's great talents, Graciela Beltran (Applause.)

END 2:09 P.M. EDT

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