• WORD WARRIOR DAVIES-TIGHT™ •
Mass immigration results in colonization.
Occupation is the same process with a different name.
Occupation by a ruling power or occupation of a different country by the populace are essentially the same.
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It’s not up to politicians, law makers and breakers to tell the populace what to do without, unless they are willing to do without the same benefits, and all sides vote on measures endorsing the recruitment of mass numbers of immigrants to fill vacant jobs that supposedly poor, middle poor and upper poor Americans don’t want.
Yes, it’s time to put the vote to the people, since the lawmakers aren’t listening to ‘we the people’ and certainly are not conducting the business of government in the best interests of those who make this country great – it’s citizenry.
When millions of people are urged to populate the USA in the shadows, while draining social resources from the poor who reside here legally, someone made a decision on what ‘we the people’ must do without in order to support massive immigration.
‘We the people’ deserve and demand a say in government policies that force us against our will to downsize our personal economic lives that we worked hard to achieve over time, for agenda-ridden public officials who do not make the same sacrifices.
For people we don’t even know. For people who publicly express hatred for the USA as they climb our walls to enter illegally. For people who, if the tables were turned, would not do the same for us.
It goes like this: Bring us your huddled masses who don’t speak English and don’t want to progress beyond fruit and veggie picker and we’ll give them social service privilege status including for all their family members plus protection from deportation, while letting their extended families into the USA under the radar, to disappear into the shadows, except when collecting their benefits.
They can break all the local rules regarding housing etc., then they can send half their pay checks to their countries of origin to increase the national gross income of those countries, while increasing buying power to their families ten times what the money is worth in the USA.
How do you like that deal?
In order to pay for all of that – for millions of people – we will increase the tax burden on everybody else, with of course the lower classes absorbing most of that burden, plus the usual stuff associated with socio-economic favoritism of one poor class over another poor class resulting in malcontent and criminal activity.
How do you like that deal?
Anybody here have any problems with this?
One of the problems with this strategy to maintain a slave labor force is that it’s a slave labor force. When you give federal, state and local benefits in place of increased income from the private companies they slave for, you rob from the poor to give to the poor, using public funds.
That’s the travesty here.
Another problem is that no one is happy with the arrangement, except the governments who benefit by an increased national income through its citizens working in foreign countries who send back half their paychecks to their families, so the corresponding governments do not have to take care of their own poor people population.
Plus a few growers benefit in the countries that don’t use sophisticated machinery or robots, thus need humans to fill the jobs nobody but slaves want. Those are their claims, the ones I keep hearing repeated on television regarding why we need to support a slave labor force – in the interest of globalization. In essence, the world needs a slave labor force to fill the low paying jobs only slaves want, as long as the public will provide free social services that everybody else pays for.
Who are you trying to kid?
The rich are the only ones not pulling their weight; it all falls on the poorer classes by the rich classes to intentionally keep them from rising out of the poorer classes.
Increase the pay and let them provide for their own needs. Look, almost as much, maybe more, vegetable and fruit that is picked on the farms ends up in the garbage, so fix that problem by lowering the price at market.
If you want to fix the problem, you’ll move the produce, instead of pricing it so high nobody buys it causing the vendor to deduct a loss, which must be more lucrative than selling it at a lower price. So who makes the laws that pay the vendor more for a loss than a sale?
Historically, and that counts up until present-day, many people sold themselves into slavery, wanting to enter a job market that also took care of their personal needs. The non-slave category of people were not offered the same benefits package, so they didn’t want those jobs. Who would?
So, those in the poor people category figured it out a long time ago. It’s not that they didn’t want the jobs, it’s that the slaves were in effect getting paid more than non-slaves by receiving better benefits and greater leniency for bad behavior. Plus their paycheck went further, when half of it was sent to their country of origin to support their families at a better monetary conversion / exchange rate.
When do the American people get to have their vote counted in all mattersregarding slavery?
‘We the people’ do not trust members of congress to act in the best interest of its citizenry. Why should we lose money in a booming economy, because other nations can’t solve their own political, thus socio-economic issues?
Why should we share our already meager benefits with people we don’t know, don’t understand, who don’t respect us or our country, in fact who hate us before they even get here?
Once again, using the band-aid approach to solving problems has ended up with a huge bandage that’s getting ready to fall off and expose the multitude of maggots sucking on the pus-filled wound that multiple layers of band-aids created.
LAZY LAWMAKERS. That’s what I call them.
Nobody in congress loses money or benefits on the deals they make and the laws they pass. That should tell you something useful.
Sure we’ve got our issues, especially being such a new country – only two hundred and forty-three years old. We have lots of areas we can improve on, in fact in every area, and we as a people strive to do that.
We’ve come a long way in only 243 years, especially compared to those countries who have been around for thousands of years, places where women still can’t drive a car or show their hair in public or don’t have running water or electricity, or places where they hang people for being gay or places that stone people to death or set people on fire or conduct widespread amputations as punishment or spiritual practices, those areas that for whatever reason didn’t advance. They didn’t become better for everyone, only a few.
We didn’t have privilege. We all came with nothing into the wilderness and look what was built?
It’s understandable that people around the globe want to come to a place that already has all the upgrades and leave behind a place that wouldn’t progress to where we are in their lifetime or their children’s lifetimes.
But to come with hatred in your hearts for our leaders and the American people? To break our laws to get here, waving the flags of your countries of origin, shouting hateful messages to the President and the people? That’s difficult for all people everywhere to understand.
Your emotional state is not an acceptable excuse. How long will you be giving that excuse as you continue on a crime spree in order to be free? How long do you think Americans will accept that?
You ask a lot and you give nothing in return – whatever you make you spend in another country, so how do you contribute to the American economy? How do you contribute to its culture when you have to live outside the law?
How many legal immigrants assimilate into American culture?
Sure our leaders and people aren’t perfect – not even close – but look where we are and where you are and tell me that all you ever cared about was the personality of leaders and the people they lead. Because once you take the personality away from the leaders and those they lead, you’ve got a bunch of tough, strong-willed intelligent people who know when to say no, when to say yes and when to find a compromise or a new solution altogether to make and keep their country great and safe.
You don’t like the leaders nor the people in your own countries, and instead of trying to work to change what you have, you go to another country and continue the hatred for leaders and the people they lead there. So what’s the purpose? Can’t you see why people call you gold-diggers? You’re coming for gold, not to share an experience of living in the greatest nation on earth.
That you don’t want to come here for the purpose of contributing to that end, and getting along with the citizens and their leaders, but only for your own selfish needs, alarms those families who helped build what we now have.
You’re not coming to contribute to its continuing success; you’re coming to exploit it. You’re coming to turn it into the country and its people that you left – a country and its people that you hated enough to leave both behind.
So why with all that hatred, anger and expectations of entitlement before you even breach the border with no plans beyond breaking the law would you think Americans should welcome you with open arms?
All the countries you could have gone to if you really were in imminent danger won’t allow you to exploit them. You knowing this, go to one that you think will.
You do yourselves no favors by insulting the American people and America’s leaders, before you even get here. Whoever is leading you in that effort does not have your best interests in mind. They are exploiting you, just as you seek to exploit America. It’s important to your survival that you understand that.
IT’S A NATURAL SOLUTION
My grandfather Ernest Romanzo Davidson was born a Scot in Quebec, Canada who emigrated to the USA and later became a Naturalized Citizen. He came to the USA looking for work. He was a caretaker\groundskeeper.
IT’S A NATURAL SOLUTION
Make all legal immigrants from all countries living in the USA for five years, who are employed in the USA, Naturalized Citizens by decree, with all the rights and responsibilities of USA citizens. No other preconditions.
Make all illegal immigrants living in the USA for five years, who are employed in the USA, Naturalized Citizens by decree, with all the rights and responsibilities of USA citizens. No other preconditions.
When some say it isn’t fair to those who had to go through a program to become a citizen: Keeping fifteen million people underground was tantamount to imprisonment; that wasn’t fair either. Even if it was by their own design, we the people looked away, because they wanted us to.
For those illegal immigrants, it is in the National Security interest of the USA to make them belong somewhere to someone to some country. The best option, since they’re already here is to accept them as part of the USA family.
We the people should learn that we can’t keep looking away, just because someone wants us to look the away.
It is way too late, fifteen million people too late, to resist amnesty. In bulk or en masse or as individuals they made contributions to this country.
Those in prison will also become citizens. Their criminal status will not change.
You cannot be a citizen of two countries and receive benefits from both.
The path to citizenship turned out to be a path to nowhere.
Make it as quick and as painless as possible. This will in no way absolve any person, citizen or not, legal or not, from any crimes committed against America, its people and/or its land and/or property.
This is not a criminal’s dream. Criminals will still be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
This is a people’s dream come true – advantageous to everyone.
Build a moat around the castle. Fill it with alligators and adjust numbers of immigrants allowable from all countries worldwide according to what the USA can withstand while still profiting and thriving as a nation and as individuals without any backslides that would hurt the existing citizenry.
Moat, castle, alligators are metaphors for structures and systems and deterrents used to control the flow of illegal immigrants.
Name Birth
Death
Ernest Romanzo Davidson
14 Nov 1881 – Inverness Township, Megantic County, Quebec, Canada
04 Sept 1933 – Wells River, Orange, Vermont, USA
maternal grandfather of Sharon Lee Davies-Tight
11-14-07 letter from Mom Davies.
Dear Sharon, Steve and Rose, Today is the anniversary of my Dad’s birthday & he would have been 125 yr. old. Ernest Romanzo Davidson. The Romanzo was after an Indian who delivered him. He came to the states, married my Mom and died at 51 when I was a month from 7 yrs, and I remember everything about him.
He knelt beside my bed with me and taught me “Now I lay me down to sleep”. He was always there to help everyone at any time. He started to call me “Pearly” which my Mom didn’t like, so she decided I would be called Margaret. From then on he never called me anything but “punkin”. He never spanked me–my Mom took care of that–but she never spanked after Dad died.
I think her silence from time to time was worse than spanking!
Sharon and Steve, I was so thrilled with Evangeline!!! I read aloud from it this A.M. From 4-6-a peaceful time to read! Rick came with Alex @ 7:30 and I showed them and they thought it was great. The notes from you both were also special.
As I was reading about the Smithie, I recalled that Uncle Jim Mills started out as a blacksmith in Ryegate Corner, VT. at the same time buying and selling farms (a real estate agent?) From there he settled in a large farm in Wells River where they took my mother when she was seven years old. The farm still stands.
After retiring, they moved into town & bought the large Deming residence. He died 2 weeks before my Dad in the same house leaving his wife with five farms during the depression. She eventually sold them herself. I remember the paper she wrote, I, John Doe, do promise to pay Nellie Mills_____monthly. Total was $1000.00. Signed, John Doe. Witness Wendell Clark.
Now I remember his name–James Peavey. Because he never missed a payment when his veteran’s check came in, she never charged him interest. “AN HONEST MAN” she said. I don’t remember her ever preaching to me, but she constantly talked about the good things so & so did.
She never turned a hobo away from her door, but gave them some little chore to do so they could feel better about the meal. Imagine a 71 year old woman having brought up her sister (my grandmother) when she was 7, took my mother when she was 7 & myself when I was 7.
After her daughter died, she had a Seth Thomas clock put in the Wells River Cong. Church where I was baptized. Their only child Vera (Mrs. Verne Howard) died young in childbirth. One baby stillborn & Mom & 2nd baby died together. When Uncle Jim died, she had an archway put in the W.R. Cemetery MILLS MEMORIAL ARCH. As you enter, it says “I am the resurrection & the life”–as you leave “He that believeth in me shall never die”.
Because my mother had to leave town to find work after Dad died, my brother Jimmy (James Mills Davidson) & I stayed in W.R. Jim stayed until he married. I completed 8th grade there & was sent to be with my Mom in Bethlehem, N.H. & the Pierce family.
Nannie said a girl that age should be with her Mom. Of course I was sad and didn’t understand the reasoning then, but it turned out to be a very good choice. There was the Mom & Dad, a cousin their age, an invalid Gram who kept busy preparing veggies from big garden, knitting mittens for everyone & reading Grace Livingston Hills many love stories.
I became very involved with Methodist Episcopal church & was briefly, before I graduated, Superintendent of Sunday School. A couple years I was President of North Country Youth Fellowship. I had always loved school, did well & played basketball since 7th grade in W.R. I graduated in 1943 and still remember the final quote from my graduation speech. We had to write & memorize our own speeches. “He only earns his freedom and existence who daily conquers them anew. And such a throng I fain would see– stand on free soil among a people free! Then dare I hold the moment fleeing. Aye, linger a while, so fair thou art” ~ Goethe.
This was during WWII when our boys were leaving for war after graduation. Speaking of “Smithie”, it reminded me of a poem I heard Nannie quote, “Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree, a Village Smithie Stands”. I went to one of my poetry books & found it–also written by Henry W. Longfellow.
Nov. 16. Evangeline has sure taken me on a poetic journey! Now I’ll finish your letter. Yesterday I went to the hairdresser & weekly lunch @ the Senior Center where I had a lovely lunch of salmon boat with stuffing and dill sauce, broccoli, home fries, wheat bread and birthday cake for a member recovering from stroke. Alex went on field trip to Sturbridge yesterday. RAIN!!!
Thank you so much again for all your caring. Love & prayers, Mom.
Only together can we rise above our differences, our prejudices, our weaknesses.
Only together can we become strong individuals within a strong nation, that we call home.
Only together, with all our individual talents, can we keep our homeland free – free from terror, free from oppression, free to be, to excel, free to love and be loved.
We already have 50 states. We don’t need one hundred separate countries within those states.
When you migrate to America, don’t come for just the money opportunity, while you set up a separate country within America.
We already have 50 states. We don’t need one hundred separate countries within those states.
Come to America to become an American – to call America your home.
Don’t pack your prejudices along with your belongings for your journey to your new home.
Come to be free from that which oppressed you.
Welcome.
