Part 7: America and Western Countries: Becoming the World’s Refugee Camps—Illiteracy, Poverty

By Frosty Wooldridge

Part 7: Illiteracy, poverty, culture.

Part 1: Western countries being overrun by third world immigration. Part 2: Quality of life, standard of living declines. Part 3: Diseases being imported into America by immigrants. Part 4: Fragmenting civilizations with incompatible religions and cultures. Part 6:  Linguistic chaos and world view. Part 7: Illiteracy, poverty, culture. Part 8: Where it all leads in the end. 

Most Americans cannot wrap their minds or emotions around our country adding 100 million more immigrants within the next 36 years by 2050.  They cannot imagine growing our population from 300 million to 438 million within three decades.  Most Americans don’t think about it nor do they make any connection to gridlocked traffic, air pollution, higher gas prices, food prices and lowered quality of life in their cities or their environment.

Ferguson, Missouri grows as a harbinger of things to come.   Racial unrest grows exponentially in this country as our ghettos flourish, jobs vanish and hope dissolves into despair. Fifty gunfights in Chicago over the 4^th of July weekend give you an idea of the conflagration erupting in our cities.  Teens shooting up high schools becoming the monthly norm!

This series won’t help you maintain optimism for your children when you understand what an added 100 million immigrants, net gain, means to our civilization. That’s why you need to change it.

First of all, as a six continent world traveler, I already witnessed what’s coming.  It’s not pretty, it’s not kind and it’s not good.   It’s not sustainable and it’s not positive in any way.  As I made clear at the outset, 100 million immigrants equates to doubling the population of our 25 most populated cities.  Example: New York City explodes from its already bloviated 8.3 million to 16.6 million.  All 25 cities face a demographic nightmare.

Second, let’s examine where that 100 million immigrants originates.  One of the “things” I learned in my world travels, as a teacher, remains with me to this day.  You may hear the politically correct media call third world nations “developing countries.”    Nothing could be farther from the truth.  Such places as Ethiopia, Republic of Congo, Afghanistan, Sudan, Bangladesh, Egypt and another 100 third world countries remain submerged in poverty, futility and misery.  Their situation: intractable.

Why?  Answer: illiteracy.  The one word that defines all third world or “developing countries” continues to be their inability to educate their citizens.  Thus, they live in poverty.  What do people in poverty do? They procreate mercilessly and abundantly.    That’s why the third world adds 80 million people annually year after year. 

No matter how much they starve to death at a total of 18 million human deaths annually (10 million children; 8 million adults), suffer wars among their tribes for land and resources or suffer religious conquests as you see with ISIS in Iraq today—they continue adding that 80 million new babies annually.  In reality, third world people add a total of 137 million new babies annually.  They not only replace the 57 million humans that die annually, but they add another 80 million, which equates to 137 million new babies to feed, water, house, warm and educate every single year.

Guess what?  It can’t be done. They can’t water, feed and educate them.  Thus, they flee to America, Canada, Europe and Australia as the last escape destinations for their irresponsible, endless and prolific fecundity.  In other words, the four remaining countries (Europe equals one country) left in the world for their relentless numbers become the “Refugee Camps” for third world hordes.

Third, how much longer can this endless migration situation continue?  America absorbs 100,000 legal immigrants every 30 days.  Right now, U.S. immigration department authorities prepare to import an extra 100,000 Haitians this year.  The same department makes for final plans to import 50,000  additional Congo women from that “Rape Capital of the World” in Africa.  These additions pile on the 1.2 million we absorb annually.

Germany this year expects some 200,000-asylum seekers to cross its borders — or nearly 60 percent more than in 2013 when numbers had already soared by almost two-thirds. 

“We are bringing a huge number of Congolese refugees (DR Congo) to America at the UNHCR’s urging—50,000 by 2019.”

A frightening 4,540 Congolese refugees arrived in the US in FY2014, which ended on Sept. 30th, 2014.

Since an outbreak of Ebola hit the Democratic Republic of the Congo in July, the Obama administration has brought into the U.S. at least 1,900 refugees from the disease-stricken nation.

In my hometown of Denver, Colorado, this weekend in the Denver Post, Yesenia Robles, journalist reported that Denver Public Schools must educate children with 172 languages.  (Source: Denver Post, Yesenia Roblers, “At a loss of words”, October 26, 2013)  We already suffer from 55 to 67 percent dropout/flunkout rates from our DPS schools annually.

In other words, the more poverty stricken people we import from third world countries, and, the more we gift them with endless food, housing and welfare—they continue to multiply beyond our ability to educate them, feed or house them.  Thus, illiteracy prevails. What occurs with illiteracy?  Millions of babies.  Legal immigrants birth 900,000 babies within the USA annually.  Another 400,000 “anchor babies” arrive via pregnant illegal alien mothers.  Total: 1.3 million new baby additions.  (Source: Dr. Steve Camarota, www.CenterforImmigrationStudies.org)

What results?  Answer: 48 million Americans subsist on food stamps off your taxpaying back.  Tens of millions live in Section 8 Housing off your back.  Millions of illegal children get fed, housed and educated off your back.  That’s “IF” you possess a job.

We face this demographic nightmare because Americans remain illiterate and apathetic to their fate.  Someone in Washington DC along with 535 elected representatives supports this invasion.  The S744 amnesty bill DOUBLED legal immigration to 2.0 million annually. If it passes the House, we’re done.  If Obama gifts 20 million illegal aliens with an Executive Order amnesty, we won’t survive it.  He’s already printing up 34 million Green Cards.

If we fail to raise this issue, we become a third world country with all the misery resulting in that kind of a future. These two videos give you and idea of what your kids face. Every American parent needs to watch these two videos:

In a five minute astoundingly simple yet brilliant video, “Immigration, Poverty, and Gum Balls”, Roy Beck, director of www.numbersusa.ORG, graphically illustrates the impact of overpopulation.  Take five minutes to see for yourself:

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPjzfGChGlE&feature=player_embedded

“Immigration by the numbers—off the chart” by Roy Beck

This 10 minute demonstration shows Americans the results of unending mass immigration on the quality of life and sustainability for future generations: in a few words, “Mind boggling!”  www.NumbersUSA.org

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muw22wTePqQ

Most Americans, Canadians, Europeans or Australians along with their elected leaders—fail to understand their predicament: a self-inflected victimization-date with destiny.

What you can do to start a national discussion:

Write the following media programs to interview speakers on what we face if we add another 138 million people:  Many experts can speak on this demographic nightmare:  Dave Gardner at www.Growthbusters.org ; Dr. Jack Alpert at www.skil.org ; Bromwell Ault at [email protected] ; Former Governor Richard D. Lamm of Colorado; Roy Beck director a www.NumbersUSA.org , Mr. K.C. McAlpin at www.TheSocialContract.com ; Joanne Wideman www.CapsWeb.org ; Dan Stein www.Fairus.org ; David Paxson www.worldpopulationbalance.org ; Edward C. Hartman [email protected] .  Dr. Diana Hull, www.TheSocialContract.com  Additionally, I will speak on any TV or radio show in the country with excellent articulation and acumen.  If not now, then who and when?

Charlie Rose:  [email protected]

Leslie Stahl or Steve Croft: [email protected]

Robert Siegel at Talk of the Nation: [email protected]

Matt Lauer at NBC Today Show: [email protected]

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Terri Gross at NPR

Radio: [email protected]

Megyn Kelley at Fox News

O’Reilly at Fox News

Steve Inskeep at NPR

Take action by joining for free:

America: www.CapsWeb.org ; www.NumbersUSA.org ; www.Fairus.org ; www.CarryingCapacityNetwork.org

Canada:  www.immigrationwatchcanada.org

United Kingdom:  www.populationmatters.org

Australia:  www.population.org.au  Sustainable Population Australia

Part 8: Where it all ends.

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