Germans are fed up just like the Italians and the rest of Europe at the rate of Muslim immigration into their nations.
Watch as Germans take to the streets to protest the Muslim migrants Angela Merkel and her leftists government continue to bring into Germany.
Italian emigration was fueled by dire poverty. Life in Southern Italy, including the islands of Sicily and Sardinia, offered landless peasants little more than hardship, exploitation, and violence. Even the soil was poor, yielding little, while malnutrition and disease were widespread.
By 1870, there were about 25,000 Italian immigrants in America, many of them Northern Italian refugees from the wars that accompanied the Risorgimento—the struggle for Italian unification and independence from foreign rule. Between around 1880 and 1924, more than four million Italians immigrated to the United States, half of them between 1900 and 1910 alone—the majority fleeing grinding rural poverty in Southern Italy and Sicily. Today, Americans of Italian ancestry are the nation’s fifth-largest ethnic group.
There is some good stuff in this email released today by Wikileaks.
It discusses owning Obama’s ISIS and Syria policy; how her trust problems are self-induced and keep occurring; and fear that without a massive voter registration they are doomed!
Re: HRC, Obama and ISIS
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Date: 2015-12-21 12:00
Subject: Re: HRC, Obama and ISISHer reference was not to ISIS but to going after Assad diplomatically
because of UNSC resolution passed Friday. We will make that clear. She has
given two major speeches about how we are NOT where we need to be on ISIS.On Monday, December 21, 2015, Brent Budowsky <[email protected]> wrote:
> Walk back and escape from her statement that “finally we are where we need
> to be” against ISIS. We are not where we need to be, we are far from it,
> most voters do not believe it, and when the next terror attack comes in
> America— which it certainly will—-she will be branded in hot iron with
> that statement.
>
> Does she really want to co-own the Obama-Clinton ISIS strategy?
>
> She will never state what I believe we need to do—at least 20,000 ground
> troops with 3,000 American and at least 10,000 from Sunni Muslim nations—
> because she is consumed with keeping Obama’s goodwill and afraid of
> liberal backlash.
>
> But at the least she should not be branding and infecting herself with
> Obama’s policy towards Syria and ISIS by offering such high and direct
> praise for it. If she believes there will not be any more terror attacks
> between now and November 2016 it is the right strategy. If I am right,
> and there will be more terror attacks in America before the election, this
> strategy could be a death ray to her candidacy in a general election.
>
> She can praise Obama without such extravagant overstatement and such
> direct endorsement of his policy by falsely stating we are where we need to
> be. She can praise him but every time she does she should immediately
> follow it with positive reminders of the success of the Bill Clinton
> presidency. Every time she mentions Obama positively, follow it by
> mentioning Bill Clinton a bit more positively. And when possible mention
> JFK as well. She does NOT want to run for Obama’s third term on ISIS and
> Syria to continue the Obama-Clinton policy against ISIS.
>
> She appears locked into a tactical approach which is a Democratic version
> of the Richard Nixon strategy in the 1960’s and 1970’s—-move left before
> the primaries before the nomination and then move right before the general
> election after the nomination. This approach no longer works in the
> current media and political era where brands, images and perceptions become
> locked in forever much earlier in the process than the old era where news
> moved slow and three television networks were the source of 90% of the news.
>
> I suspect her negative trust ratings are locked in through election day.
> If there is a Trump ISIS video the campaign release it. If not, her
> untrustworthy numbers will remain further locked at high levels. These
> trust problems are self-induced and keep occurring.
>
> The best single move to elect her would be a massive voter registration
> and organization drive. Expand the electorate so more voters will vote so
> her low trust ratings generally will have less pro rated impact, and the
> number of higher trust voters will be newly registered. Most of the
> consultants will oppose this because they do not get paid for registering
> voters to elect candidates, they get paid for other things such as
> television ads whether those ads are effective or not.
>
> It is no coincidence that this year Trump runs no ads, while Jeb and
> Hillary run the most ads with little effect. Voter registration by
> contrast creates real voters and changes—and improves—the playing field
> itself. There is no ad on earth that will increase her trust ratings or
> the enthusiasm of her voters the way a mega-registration project will
> increase her support on election day.
>
> As for ISIS, the mathematically worst place for her to be is co-owner of
> the Obama-Clinton policy. Obama could destroy her candidacy the same way
> Democrats lost control of the House, the Senate, governorships and state
> legislatures during her presidency.
>
> Things happen for a reason, and either change the reason or we will end up
> with the same outcome.
>
> Brent
>
>
>
Possibly related: 500,000 Californians register to vote in 2 days, set record
H/T Free Republic
Isn’t the Internet wonderful? Here is a video of Hillary Clinton saying the United States needs to secure their border and put a wall up to keep all the people from Mexico from coming over and deport those that are already here.
Thursday marks the ten-year anniversary of the day Hillary Clinton voted in favor of building a 700-mile fence along the Mexican border, intended to stop illegal immigration.
The Secure Fence Act of 2006’s stated purpose was to check the flow of illegal immigrants, drugs, and other illegal goods into the U.S. by erecting a double-layer fence along large swaths of the border. The law also generally increased funding for border security, authorizing funds for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to purchase cameras, drones, and other assets.
At the time, Hillary Clinton said the law was the only possible fix to a seemingly endless torrent of illegal immigrants entering the U.S.
“There isn’t any sensible approach except to do what we need to do simultaneously: you know, secure our borders with technology and personnel, physical barriers if necessary in some places,” she told the Council on Foreign Relations.
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After a long winter, a mountain lion, a wolf and a fox get together and each tells how they spent the winter.
The mountain lion says, “I spent my winter in a pigpen, and each day I ate a pig. The owner counted the pigs, saw that some were missing, and set a trap from which I barely escaped.” The wolf says, “I spent my winter in a hen house. Each day I ate two hens. The owner counted the hens, brought out his shotgun, and I almost got shot.” The fox says, “I spent my winter at a construction site where there were lots of Mexicans. Nobody counts those bastards.”
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