YOU DO HAVE A SAY

It's official! Our congress is now at war with the people of The United States of America.

Our politicians have shown that they have exactly zero regard for our lives our values and our security. They have shown us that their loyalty belongs to unscrupulous employers and those who hate our country and seek to harm us.

The good news is that each and every one of us can fight back starting today.

Begin by deciding right now that you will boycott any and all businesses which hire people who you suspect may be in our country illegally. In addition, boycott businesses which hire people who you suspect may not have the best intentions toward our nation. Don't be afraid to paint with the broadest brush possible.

Of course, this will entail avoidance of many--probably most-- fast food resturaunts, numerous landscaping and construction firms and at least one nationwide chicken processing concern.

Don't stop, your not done yet.

Finish by sending an anonymous letter directly to the businesses which you are boycotting. Be sure to tell them--politely but firmly--that they have lost your business because they have insisted on hiring people who have only disdain for the country you love. IMPORTANT: Be sure to send your letter using a fictictuous name and return address.. Our boycott will be far more effective if no specific name or organization is associated with it. In other words, if it comes directly from millions of Americans acting as individuals who care about what happens to their country. In addition, the leftist forces who seek to use illegals as a tool to harm us, can't fight what they can't see.

When many of America's businesses begin to experience severe profit loss while at the same time recieving in the mail clear statements indicating the precise reason for that profit loss, a few things will happen.

One, millions of illegal immigrants will simply pack up and go home since the businesses which employ them can no longer afford to do so.

Two, millions of expatriated South Americans returning to their home countries will cause pressure on the governments of those nations to put their respective houses in order with regard to fair and just civil and economic treatment of their own citizens.

The third result of our boycott will be that America's business community will begin to lean on Congress to enforce existing immigration laws.

Okay, that's my guaranteed solution to the problem of illegal immigration. If enough of us follow my simple and painless plan, it can't fail.

All that remains is for you to ask yourself if you care enough to put it into action.

Do you care enough to forgo that greasy burger, or that flatulence inducing burrrrrrrito? Will it really kill you to mow your own lawn? Can you wait one or two more years to have your roof replaced? Better yet, couldn't you afford to put off all constuction projects for as long as it takes?

Can you afford to be inconvenienced for the good of a nation which has given so much to the world? Can you afford to be inconvenienced in order to preserve your children's freedom in the years to come?

The way in which you choose to answer these questions may decide the kind of world we will leave to those we care about..

C'mon. You can do it! In fact, you should consider boycotting illegal immigrants your patriotic duty.

All that greasy food is bad for you anyway..

JJ

Comments

[Leslie]

Don't forget to boycott wine and agricultural items from the US. Who do you think picks the grapes and fruit? Illegals immigrants are the only ones the ag industry can exploit by paying nearly nothing. I would watch for wine and other ag product prices to go up as farmers are forced to pay at least minimum wage to its workers.

[Jack Jones]

Leslie, I think you may have beaten that horse to death. It's my understanding that many farmers have mechanized fruit and vegetable picking. In addition, I've been led to believe that the cost of harvesting fruits and vegetables represents a very small fraction of their overall cost. If you have direct evidence to the contrary, I'd be interested to see it. In any case, I'd be willing to pay an extra quarter for a head of lettuce if it meant preserving the country I love. Wouldn't you?