Explosive Questions You are Not Supposed to Ask about the Border Crisis
By Anton Chaitkin; Copyright Anton Chaitkin
Explosive Questions You are Not Supposed to Ask about the Border Crisis
By Anton Chaitkin; Copyright Anton Chaitkin
Waves of desperate people are pouring across our southern border. There are certain burning questions the globalists do not want you to ask.
Why are the migrants coming here? What is driving them from their homelands? Has the globalists’ “rules-based international order” imposed the hellish conditions that force millions to flee from poverty, crime, and chaos? Isn’t the same globalist-imposed system ruining our living standards, and turning our country into a nightmare of permanent war and surveillance?
Globalists don’t want these questions asked about the border crisis, because the answers point the finger towards them and their would-be global system.
They falsely claim that nations like Mexico and EL Salvador cannot be allowed to protect and promote their own advancement, and use their own resources, because that would be “communism” or “authoritarian.”
But the USA had these now-forbidden policies until President John Kennedy was murdered. And we proudly called our system, self-government.
That self-promotion is how any country has ever acquired modern powers of production, science, and skilled labor.
We need to put the searching light of truth on the nations of Latin America.
On the global banks that launder the money of the drug cartels and murder gangs, the criminals who kill people in all our countries.
On the globalist financial rules that put us in unpayable debts and kill our industries.
On the national resources that are plundered or bottled up, instead of fueling a better life for the people.
Ask the question, why are they coming here? You then might ask the really explosive question: why not improve the life of those countries, instead of destroying them? And why not do the same here?
Our countries could cooperate, for our own benefit, instead of submitting to globalist misrule, instead of being swamped by desperate refugees.
Asking questions takes courage. But who says we can’t do it?
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Anton's Comment in reply to William Pritting
My “Explosive Questions” post stressed the need for solidarity between USA patriots and Latin Americans. Globalists are wrecking their lives and our country.
The same underlying message was in my 3/1/2024 Zoom session on the history of progress of our hemisphere.
Think of the problem a labor union leader faces, with a mass of unemployed people
desperate enough to work for virtually nothing. You are not solving the problem by complaining that the employer conspires to use jobless people to destroy the union. You need to expand available jobs, at good wages. You have to see the outsiders’ problem as the same problem you are having.
The border crisis is a case where compassion will save us, and blindness towards the welfare of those foreign millions will destroy us. Compassion does not mean open borders. It means casting off the yoke of the globalist system, and rebuilding civilization, in all of our countries.
That means we must understand what are our common needs, and how to rebuild our society to fulfill those needs. The complaining peasant knows nothing about how to govern and how to organize production. He only knows one thing – that the bigshots are evil. He only sees two ways out of his dilemma: either submit like a dog, or die in suicidal violence.
Let us prefer rather to advance civilization, as our forefathers did. Each country ought to govern itself in perfect sovereignty, and cooperate like humans, and unlike peasants who are duped into seeing other nations as our enemies.
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