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Subject: "It's required for Economic Growth"

Author:
Seth

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Date Posted: 01:47:40 09/21/18 Fri
In reply to: Dr. Shannon 's message, "A list of Excuses, Excuses, Excuses" on 00:01:29 09/21/18 Fri

The obvious favorite issue of pro-migration forces is claiming that "IT HELPS OUR ECONOMY".

After dealing with the issue of immigration for decades,
THIS IDEA has been referenced more than any other.

People always tell us that massive immigration is necessary to boost our economic prosperity.

Oddly though, this attitude wasn't being expressed during various economic booms.
Instead, people claimed there was a "labor shortage" and we needed extra workers to fuel the current economic boom.
This is all part of the constant FLIM-FLAM.
But, we'll get into that much later.

Here's the simple reality:
Mass Immigration Forces are telling us that we're incapable of taking care of ourselves.
We cannot sustain our own economy.
and we need foreigners to do it for us.
that's basically what they're saying.

Please remember: This logic is only being used toward certain countries.
So, you're telling US that we "need" immigrants to fuel our economy.
But apparently, this rule does NOT apply to the other 140 nations around the world.
China, Nigeria, India, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Viet Nam, Iran,
These countries DON'T need immigrants to boost their economy, but we do ????????

IN FACT, immigration does NOT help the economy.
All evidence proves again-and-again that immigration leads to depressed wages.
It destroys the middle class,
it diminishes the working class.
More people are forced to compete for jobs.
and it creates a massive instability in our economy.

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[> Subject: "There's a Labor Shortage"

Author:
Seth Shannon
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Date Posted: 00:08:36 09/22/18 Sat

Let's first introduce a message which will appear throughout this forum.
Be aware of the numerous contradictions given by all those who push for massive immigration.

....and This is one such example:

They'll tell us that mass immigration is needed in order to kick-start our economy.

But, they use a completely different argument during an economic boom.
"We've gotta bring-in more immigrants because there's not enough workers to fuel our growth".

How many times have these "Globalists" contradicted themselves.

I remember during the GW Bush administration.
In 2003,
There was outcry from the American People to address the issue of mass immigration.
But, we were told that nothing could be done until the boom ended.
Right now, there's a Labor Shortage .
and, it's not really costing us our jobs.

So, we'll need to wait a few years to address the issue.

BUT, during the Great Recession;
the Globalists suddenly said that "we need immigrants to save us from economic collapse".

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By the way:
This was ANOTHER example where no valid statistics were given to substantiate their claims.

So, when stating that immigrants were needed to boost our failing economy;
there had been NO decline in immigration whatsoever.
So, their statements were false (as usual).

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