Southern Border Invasion
- Thread starter TigerGrowls
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I agree. You're a liar like your idol Biden who's never told the truth.
Again, you bring nothing. I'm tired of dealing with you and your 2 or 3 libtard lap dogs as well.
I understand you're not that smart and it's exhausting dealing with village idiots so go learn basic economics, border policies, the Constitution and many other principles of a foundation that the US was built on.
I fortunately don't have to pay US taxes to support your liberal policies and destruction of the US but you do you and gfy......deeply!
My son at Clemson is smartly developing his own opinions and is laughing at lib professors because he was born in Mexico ( you know, where you've lived? LOLOLOL) and has questioned why they try and teach things that are so obviously socialistic and idiotic.
He needs to learn to sit back, take his test and ignore the idiots.
And he never will.
Typical Liberal that brings nothing to table except tears when things don't go his way.
As opposed to what you dark, treasonous assholes do when you can't get your way?
Awe how sweet. You're coming to help @nytigerfanAs opposed to what you dark, treasonous assholes do when you can't get your way?
Who's on top or bottom? LOL
Like I said, he has 2 or 3 lap dogs and you appear to be one of them.
If you had any IQ above 70 at all, go watch the videos of the FBI guys infiltrating the crowd encouraging them to invade.
Oh wait........... Lets post some pics of BLM and Antifags "protesting" too.
Again.....you're a joke too
What a foul human being you are...nothing but insults, conspiracy theories and general dumbassery. Speaking of lap dogs, if you had any awareness, you'd notice the only people who approve of your posts are the dumbest stooges on the board....because that's who you are ...that's where you fit. You should be embarrassed...
Such a fag, quit while you're WAYYYYY behind
And you plus one other douche are the only 2 that approve @nytigerfan posts. LOL
You're a joke, find another forum to challenge someone who wont own you like I have along and many others here.
You liberals are the useless, dumbest tards here. No football talk, recruiting talk, etc.
When your leader says rugby players are middle aged guys that have no athletic ability has to be a tigger in any somewhat intelligent guys brain that he's full of shit. But again, I say somewhat intelligent and you libs have none of that so it's understandable. Lol
They are afraid and getting desperate. People are waking up to the bs.
I feel like I'm on Sesame street when talking to you. Today's letter is A, it stands for Ass, or Cabo if you're nasty.
I feel the same.
@dpic73 is a libtard.
I really dont need to say anymore because that says it all. LOL
And don't forget to finish @nytigerfan off before he goes to bed. LolHope you Growls and that special needs Tiglet boy have a good night!
You're messing with the wrong person on this board, I will continue to destroy you and your lap boys but its fun for me so bring it on.
You have bested your personal record for tagging me in posts in one day.
Livin Rent free.
I posted facts. You have failed to refute any of them. Name calling is not an argument.
this is why you fail.
Strange. It seems a little early for the migrant terrorist rapist caravan to be on the move. They usually start marching towards the border a few months before the election, then magically disappear the day after the election. Happens every two years.
Venezuelans have started invading many Latin countries and causing major problems. I was in Bogota in Jan visiting a friend who said they've inundated the city with crime and crossing over illegally.
Now in Costa Rica the same is happening in San Jose where neighborhoods are being overrun with crime created by Venezuelans who once again cross over illegally.
I get it, they're fleeing from a socialistic dictator in Chavez trying to better themselves but bringing the crime wave with them much like Cubans did to Miami under the Crater administration.
There was a reason that every President in Mexico during the 22 yrs I lived there refused to let them pass despite Mexico being a socialist country but at least had some balls to stop them until this Biden like old guy AMLO was elected. The guy protested every election he ran in for fraud and then got elected to only begin to ruin the country with his far left policies and now the people want him gone asap because he promised soo much and has failed to deliver on anything. Sound familiar?
The one person AMLO was afraid of was Trump because he knew the cartels would be targeted as Terrorists so AMLO negotiated a deal as long as Trump didn't designate cartels as terrorists he would stop the caravans from crossing into Mexico and onto the US border. Well guess what old bag of bones dementia Joe did? Cancelled the agreement and now AMLO said come on through and head straight to the US.
Good luck US, you're in for some fun and now the Dems are trying to expedite to process to get the illegals processed for jobs, etc but it will backfire as usual because as I've said they're not fleeing Latin countries to help the same socialist Dems who want them to enter the US, they'll turn just like the Cubans did in Miami who the libs labeled "not true hispanics", can't make that shit up.
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Quit hiding libs. What you got to say about this?
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Mass migrations have always put an end to weak and declining civilizations
Civilizations are mortal. We know of entire worlds disappearing, of empires collapsing. It is happening again. Op-ed.
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Mass migrations have always put an end to weak and declining civilizations
Civilizations are mortal. We know of entire worlds disappearing, of empires collapsing. It is happening again. Op-ed.
Giulio Meotti
Sep 18, 2023, 10:25 PM
Imagine a ship. You start by changing the bow, then the rudder, the hull, the mast, the sail and finally all the constituent parts as they erode. At the end of this transformation, will it still be the same ship? Plutarch's image in the “Life of Theseus” offers some help for a reflection on identity. Let's imagine that the boat is our civilization. Would we still be faced with the same civilization?
With the wave of mass migration towards Europe we are faced with the greatest upheaval of European identity since the times of the Spanish Reconquista and the Ottoman wars. Italian PM Giorgia Meloni said that "millions" will come, after 10.000 migrants landed in the Italian island of Lampedusa.
History teaches that all civilizations, regardless of technological level, are subject to mass migrations once they reach senescence and that, sooner or later, they see their identities and social cohesion threatened.
In 2022 alone, the European Union welcomed 1 million asylum seekers, not counting the flows of regular immigrants. Even if the numbers remained the same, by the end of the century they would be 100 million out of a population of 400 million, a third of whom are over 65. The repopulation and change of civilization would be complete.
The best-known example comes, obviously, from classical antiquity. The tribes moved from the Germanic regions to the Roman Empire, destroying its institutions and infrastructure and forming their own kingdoms, which, ultimately, led to the fragmentation and dissolution of the Empire.
There is the ancient civilization of the Sumerians, a sedentary society threatened by the nomadic people of the Amorites, who arrived from northern Mesopotamia. A similar evolution is known in Pharaonic Egypt. Here it was the Libyans of the western desert and the Canaanite peoples of the east who settled in the delta region, as prisoners of war, as mercenaries, as simple immigrants.
European countries in the 20th and 21st centuries have mortgaged their future with a series of individual decisions in what the historian Georges Bensoussan has defined as "the great demographic-migration shock".
Sweden. In 1975 it introduced multiculturalism with the social democratic prime minister Olof Palme. Fast forward to 2014, when Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt called on fellow citizens to "open their hearts" to refugees from around the world: "I ask the Swedish people to be patient and supportive, in the long term we will create a better world." In one year, Sweden welcomed 163,000 people. The equivalent of 1.6 percent of the total population. As if Italy had let in 600,000 migrants in a year. Sweden never recovered.
France. 1976 is the year of Valéry Giscard d'Estaing's "family reunion". The idea of bringing immigrant families seemed, at the time, natural and right. But with the massive increase in immigration from Muslim countries this has proven to be a fatal mistake. Raymond Barre suspended it for three years, before the Council of State annulled the decision, arguing that family reunification was "now part of the general principles of law". It starts with the wife and her children, then come the wife's parents, the other children of the wife's parents and their children. And so on, in a demographic chain that has become repopulation.
Germany. Here, more than a date (31 August 2015), there is the slogan: "Wir schaffen das". One million Muslim Syrians enter. Europe's most powerful country told the others: "The EU's external borders will not be defended."
Belgium. The liberal senator Alain Destexhe in the book “Immigration et Intégration: avant qu'il ne soit trop tard” writes: “Relative to its population, Belgium has experienced a more important migration shock than France, Germany or the Netherlands! In twenty years, Belgium has naturalized 600,000 to 700,000 people, that is, 5 or 6 percent of the population, not to mention illegal immigrants and asylum seekers. From 2000 to 2010, Belgium welcomed more than one million migrants out of a population of eleven million."
What scenarios await Europe regarding immigration?
The answer, even more pessimistic than mine, is provided by a book written by a French scholar, Stephen Smith, and the book is “Escape to Europe. Young Africa towards the old continent”. “The situation is reminiscent of Mexico in the 1970s,” Smith writes about Europe. “Before that time, only a small portion of the population could scrape together the means to cross the Rio Grande and settle in the United States. Between 1975 and 2010, ten million Mexicans immigrated to America both legally and illegally. In all, including their U.S.-born children, Mexican-Americans now form a community of 30 million people, 10 percent of the U.S. population. If Africans followed that example between now and 2050, Europe's population would include 150 to 200 million African-Europeans, counting immigrants and their children. In just over thirty years, between a fifth and a quarter of the population in Europe would be of African origin. I can imagine how Europeans might tremble at the thought. Their fears are not unfounded at all."
The scenario that Smith calls “Eurafrica”. Solutions? The first is what Smith calls “Fortress Europe”. “Jean-Christophe Rufin – with acumen bordering on clairvoyance – predicted this after the fall of the Berlin Wall in his 1991 book 'L'Empire et les nouveaux barbares': the reconstruction of a limes – the border wall of Roman Empire – as a means of protecting European civilization. But the dams that can be erected will not be enough to stop the many waves that await us." The second solution is the “return to the protectorate”. Taking charge of Africa again. But in the time of atonement, of woke, of cultural decolonization and of the permanent process of "Eurocentric civilization", we would no longer be capable of it.
Paul Valéry said it in 1919: “We know that civilizations are mortal. We had heard of entire worlds disappearing, of empires collapsing. We saw through the depth of history, the ghosts of immensity, the ships full of wealth and spirit."
Will Europe be able to preserve its ship of Theseus, escaping the disastrous fate of the sinking of civilizations and ensuring that Judeo-Christian treasures reach the shores of the next generations?
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