Q&A: Immigration vs Litigation


Written By: ~X~ of TFD

Q&A:

Ok, so I get emails, calls, texts, FB (Facebook) messages, etc asking me how I personally feel about certain subjects or events.

I'm always careful to do this for a few reasons:
  1. I don't open my mouth unless I can back my ass
  2. I'm very factually based in personal and professional liives
  3. Its not just me and I do represent many through our movements
  4. Sometimes I honestly just don't care, its a distraction or nothing new under the sun
  5. Simply I haven't done my due diligence to give a well thought out conclusion I can stand by
Anyway....

I personally have remained silent on the "Immigration" Wars and bs because I have a very strong common sense approach to the whole thing I think (I know) gets over looked...

Immigration is a SCAM! 

Yup I said it...its a...
Fraud!!!!!!!!

 Ponder this....and think long and hard on this point and this alone...

What sense does it make to WASTE all this money and air space on "moving immigrants"?

No seriously stop...

erase the tear jerking MSM talking point bs and just think of this...

The argument that I hear is that this is a "Humanitarian" issue?

ok... ok... ok

Here let me lay it out plain....

There are soooooo many refugees even talking 2 million a year wouldn't make a scratch...NOT EVEN A GRAZE in the refugee, displaced, etc population.
The argument is dumb and is a political football.

Really think ....

Why not spend those BILLIONS in building THAT LAND for THOSE PEOPLE?!

Seriously....

Talk about made in America send our stuff over there...wherever...and build there town up and we get money make America great again right?
Why shuffle people around and cause all this blah blah blah when its as simple as that....thoughts?

As always I have some proof to support this claim.


~X~

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