Selling  Our Birthright 

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  By Joseph L. Daleiden

     Joe Daleiden's "Selling Our Birthright" is appropriately titled. Its pages effectively make the case that failure to cut mass immigration will destroy the unique and bountiful America we have inherited from our forebears.  He asks, "Should we leave the outcome to chance knowing than an undesirable outcome will be virtually irreversible? Or should we decide today what outcome would be best for future generations of America.
     An economist by training, Mr. Daleiden brings to his task a sharp ability to analyze statistical trends.  He makes an effective case, as one example that the Census Bureau is underestimating the likely population growth from immigration in its "media" estimate of 400 million people by the year 2050.  If current trends continue, Daleiden maintains, the Bureau's "high" estimate of more that a half-billion (nearly twice the year 2000 population ) is more likely.  Long before 2050, he argues such explosive growth will make sever demands on our environment and infrastructure.    Also at risk is our social harmony.  Diversity is not our strength, but we now have competing cultures - and in the end Christianity will lose out.

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Immigration Out of Control

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  By John Vinson

Altruism and kindness are not the motivating forces behind this nation's open door to immigration.  Today , as well as in the 0past, vest4ed interests in government, business, law, and religion have manipulated sentiments about immigration for the sake of profits and power.  Vinson's book identifies these interests and outlines their tactics and reasonable limits on immigration.  It also provides a brief history of American immigration and an overview of what massive immigration is now costing the nation.  In other chapters it argues the ethical case for immigration control, answers pro-immigration arguments, and provides suggestions on what individual citizens can do to promote reform.  

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Immigration and the End of Self-Government

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by Louis T. March

Immigration and the End of Self-Government is an excellent primer on how massive immigration and "diversity" are destroying , rather than enriching, our unique American heritage of freedom.  A leading example, author Louis March maintains is freedom of speech.  Says March: "Free speech, once the most sacred right of Americans' comes second to "Getting along" with peoples from all variety of racial, ethnic, and religious groups.  To ensure that no one is ever offended, speech police enforce politically correct censorship, now a widespread practice in American society." In America today, march observes, "We may be free to speak, but not to speak freely." If massive immigration and its attendant multiculturalism continue on their present patch,  he effectively argues, we may even lose the legal freedom to speak.  He exposes the immigrations'' standard charge of "racism" as a tactics of psychological warfare.  this accusation, he affirms, should "either be ignored, ridiculed, or vigorously counted." 

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The Coming Anarchy

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 by Joseph Smith

A compelling account of why "globalize, " the driving ideology behind mass immigration will fail.

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The Camp of the Saints 

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#4072 by Jean Raspail

This novel caused a furor in Europe and the U.S. when first published.  Warning sexually explicit language will offend some readers.

 "Dismissed by some as merely fantasy, Raspail's nightmare vision of a Third World invasion of the western world has become today's reality..." Jeffery Hart, Professor English, Dartmouth College and Senior Editor, National Review.  

"The liberal reviewers killed it with ridicule or with silence.  The plot was intolerable to them...our children and grandchildren may soon discover that Jean Raspail wrote not fiction, but fact...One of the most chilling books of this generation..." - James J. Kilpatrick, Columnist  

 "A brilliant landscape of apocalypse, without a doubt the strongest book of the season."  - Edmund Fuller, Wall street Journal. 

 "A haunting book.." Wiliam F. Buckley, Jr.

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Ethnic Conflicts Abroad: Clues to America's future

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 By Glaister Elmer, Ph.D., and Evelyn Elmer, Ph.D.

A courageous husband and wife team of sociologists tackle the "one world " myth head - on in this comprehensive review of ethnic conflict across the globe.  Some quotes: "Conflict-not harmony- is the rule wherever and whenever two or more well-defined ethnic groups inhabit the same territory..."  "The largely unconsidered result of past and present immigration policies is that the United States is in the process of changing the racial and cultural composition of its population to a degree probably unprec4edented in human history except for situating involving the military conquest of a society by a foreign aggressor."

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Will America Drown? Immigration and the Third World Population Explosion

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Edited by Humphrey Dalton

Will America Drown? is a collection of 16 forceful, no holds barred essays on massive immigration and where it is taking America.  A central theme through all the essays is that America must either limit immigration and do it soon or otherwise become a backward, overpopulated likeness of The Third world.   Most refreshing about the essays is that they dare speak arguments and points of view that "politically correct" censors effectively exclude from public debate.  If genuine public debate on immigration is to occur- these ideas deserve a hearing before the court of public option. What are some of their views/ Dwight Murphey suggests that all peoples are not the same and that all cultures are not equal. Large-scale immigration could, therefore, bring cultural impoverishment instead of cultural enrichment.  Eric Jacobson observes that Americans of European background, the core population of the nation, have as much right as any other to guard their interest.

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Importing Revolution

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by William Hawkins

Many Americans involved in immigration control efforts never ceased o be amazed at how well their opposition is organized and financed.  Let any controversy relation to immigration come up,  and almost immediately" immigrant rights" groups spring up  usually with high-powered attorneys ready to litigate.  This is a revealing expose' on a major network of these groups, their motives, and their funding.  His detailed reach reveals a very disturbing picture.  Often citing statements from these radicals, Hawkins maintains that some resist reasonable controls on immigration for the purpose of destabilizing American society - and ultimately to promote revolution.  This is a powerful rebuttal to those who claim that, somehow, massive immigration ill 'all work out in the end."

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The Myth of Open Borders

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 by Wayne Litton, Ph.D.

Dr. Lutton traces the development of immigration restrictions in America from colonial days to the present. The views of leading Americans on the need for immigration control are presented in detail.  Quotations from Washington, Jefferson, Adams, Hamilton, Madison,  Theodore Roosevelt, and others are included.  

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Huddled Cliché's

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 by Lawrence Auster

Auster offers excellent insight into the historical background and national psychology that brought the Unlighted states to the crisis of immigration it currently faces.  He traces passage or the 1965 Immigration act, the law that initiated the crisis.  The sponsors of the 1965 Act strongly denied that it would bring the massive Third World Immigration we face today, and even conceded that such an outcome was undesirable.  The nation refuses to admit its mistake, says Auster, because we have come to "idolize" ourselves as "a nation of immigrants."  This attitude, he maintains, has nothing to do with national heritage or compassion.  it is self-destructive arrogance.  The book has an excellent discussion of racism racism and why it is not racist for the U.S. or any other country to defend its culture and heritage.  It concludes with a strategy to reform our immigration policy.

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