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Name one country run by non-whites that has their stuff together.

Japan.

BTW - wtf does being white have to do with being an American? Or a Canadian?

People bitch about bad immigrants from here and there, they focus on the religion etc, but there is an underlying connection, all cultures have their own values, and the whites are so diluted they don't all act the same way. Look at Africa? None of those countries are doing well, and it is because of their culture, just like in mexico.

The simple solution in America is to demand a skill we need, speak english, have NO criminal record ANYWHERE in the world, have a minium of a high school education as well as opening a number of "Ellis Islands" to seperate the wheat from the chaff BEFORE they disappear into the hinterlands.

People forget that people's behaviors are passed down from generations. Hence the correlation between cultures. There really isn't such thing as a white culture. But there is an american culture and that is why up until recently we weren't satisfied with multiple languages, or people living 20 to a house.

Canada and the United States have VERY different cultures and were NOT founded on the same concepts, at all. My comments are intended to say what I want for MY country as I do not presume to tell others what to do in theirs; my ancestors, btw, were in the U.S.A. circa 1650 and I have lots of relatives there now.

It is NOT Canada's "duty" to accept the riff-raff and surplus population of ANY other nation, which is what we have been doing; the violence, filth, noise and general degradation in quality of life in our major cities is a result of this. Canadian cities were once renowned for cleanliness, order, safety and liveabliity, now, scum pack guns and public spaces smell of unwashed ragheads.......simple, plain reality.

I really don't care about the "Third World", anymore and as to Japan, it is the most "racist" nation on Earth. Canada was founded and largely built by WHITE, Nordic people and we have an absolute right to keep our country for ourselves, period.

Kutenay,

Where in the US, just curiously? I have ancestors (European, anyway) were here by the early to mid 1600s; likely we might have distant kin from the same areas.

As to the Japan post, it was in regard to dogcatcher223's post.

As to the rest of these, I've made my position clear.

Add Taiwan to the list. They have three distinct groups: Taiwanese, Chinese, and the native aborigines which are a Malay race. It is one of the few countries that has gone from a dictatorship (under Chiang Kai Shek who took the island by force after WW II) to a democracy and economic powerhouse.

Paul

I am not in support of Japan and their ideologies, but they seem to make advancements in technology etc and give something to the world. What has Mexico ever given the world?

If Canada wasn't so tax happy, and gun control happy, I would love to live there. America is not too far behind with taxes and lack of freedoms though at the rate we are going.

My ancestors in the USA, a bunch of squareheads and probably Papists, gasp, shudder, were around Pennsylvania, or so my very limited investigation informs me. I do not really care where/when someone's forbearers came to North America, the point is that RECENT politically motivated and non-traditional immigrants are wrecking both the USA and Canada, as well as Scandanavian and Antipodean nations.

There is NO benefit to mass (or, IMO, ANY) non-traditional immigration as more than three decades of experience has shown us. The USA is ALREADY over-populated and gazillions of "wetbacks" sure won't improve things for most people born there. Canada is being radically changed by this accursed flood of troublemakers, terrorists, opportunists and criminals and I want it stopped, NOW!

Soon, the coming cultural "Jihad" will explode into violence throughout the continent and we will pay the price of our foolish liberal ideals. Again, keep the "Third World" in their own countries, trade with them and even give them disaster aid, BUT, don't bring them and their troubles to our shores.

Hell, I wouldn't even give them aid. If they cannot support themselves, then they can starve for all I care. If you cannot afford to feed yourself, then don't have more kids. There is a reason all these messed up diseases sprout up in these crap countries. Mother nature is trying to cull the herd.

T.Lee, this is a great post, I agree 100% with you on this. My earliest ancestors came here with William Penn in the 1600's. They did not have special programs to get them settled, they had to live off of the land or die. They were the sort of people who settled this great country with their blood, sweat and tears. My ancestors fought in the war for Independence, the Indian wars, war of 1812, Civil War, WWI, WWII,and Vietnam. I served in the Army Infantry myself. I do not believe any them would ever have believed that the country would be over run with foreign people who have no use for our values, our christianity, or our patriotism. Things are getting in a hell of a shape.

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�The stain of disgrace�Israel�will be purged from the center of the Islamic world.� If given a chance, they would obliterate the Jewish race."

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Hmmmmmm... kinda sounds like that guy in the 1930's in the beer gardens in Germany... that fella with the funny little mustachio... what was his name???

Oh, yeah... "Adolph Hitler"!!!


Strength & Honor...

Ron T.

Taiwan, South Korea and Singapore as well.

DOGCATCHER223 - "What has Mexico ever given the world?"
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L.W.

T Lee-

I agree with your courageous post and in general what has been said about our two (Canada & U.S.) countrys. Speaking as a U.S. citizen my comments are meant for the U.S. only but I suspect some of it would apply to our northern neighbors too.
We have truly seen a cultural revolution in this country that has its roots back in the enlightenment but what amounts to a change in world view from the predominant God-centered thinking present during the founding years of this country.
This Godless world view is evident in the philosophy of public education whereby we see the intended capturing of the hearts and minds of grade schoolers and on up in the fashion of totalitarianism completely usurping parental rights. Driving these philosphys are the educational institutions and the "elite" media; these institutions are creating the culture regardless of their lies that they are merely reflecting it. The culture then shape public opinion of the TV generation. Why? Because we have a populace which watches reality TV, are uninformed about their world and their government, are lazy and feel entitled to ease. We have more people who get their "news" from Entertainment Tonight than who watch CNN, ABC, NBC, Fox News, etc. combined; then these popular opinions drive our congress (which seems leaderless) who create our laws each one of which is another bar in the window to our freedoms.
This humanistic, post-modern world view as I've mentioned before levels all cultures and societies and declares them to be of equal worth and "rightness". This is why we cannot call Islam what it is. And by the way VAnimrod - and with all due respect as always - there is no way to give moral equivalence to Islam with respect to the other world religions you mention when they are alone in their declared purpose to eliminate or conguer any opposition and the opposition is anyone they so define, even their own.
So to highly value your ethnicity or culture above another is bigotry and consequently in this country we are seeing the beginning of the criminalization of Christianity; mostly covertly but we're increasingly seeing overt actions by the ACLU and rulings mostly by extreme left, activist judges specifically from - for example - the Nineth Circuit Court of Appeals.
And Third World immigrants, granted economy-paralyzing entitlements spell political power for the career politicians and other policy-writing elitists and power in the hands of a few is another post-modern golden ring.
I'll submit and this is where many here will disagree with me but the root problem here is a moral one.

I am not a Christian and I detest the very idea of any religious influence in politics, in fact, this is one of the things I have come to dislike about U.S. politics, especially the Bushite style of crawthumping Christianity. Humanism is NOT the problem, it is a LACK of true humanism that is the real worm in our North American moral apple.

Humanism will always include a spiritual conponent, expressed in religious belief and practice, as witness the elderly "Babushkas" going back to the magnificent cathedrals of Russia after several decades of Soviet Communist repression. What we see is "materialism" displayed in the vulgarity and greed demonstrated in contemporary popular culture; the individual soul no longer has value as only a totalitarian set of "acceptable" behaviours is promoted by the elitists of the media, academia, entertainment and bureaucratic sectors of society.

This is apparent in the false beliefs and jingoistic statements so often made on this and other forums which show the cultural brainwashing and lack of historical knowledge and perspective that is a necessary aspect of the enslavement of the people of North America. Destroying religious traditions that emphasize individual freedom/responsibility is a part of this and glorifying mindless belief in those that do not is the "flip side". It's working, too....................

History might show you true human nature and you might reply, "yea, right, look at what people professing Christianity have done" and I'd say, "yes, even those professing to be Christian".
And, I'm not for Christianity "legislated" (it can't be) as in Constantine's times.

I reread your last post - this morning at 5a.m. I regret to say I read it and answered in a hurry and it reads that way now on revisiting - and there is much meat in what you say from which to spring into a discourse on what constitutes Christianity - no,... I mean real Christianity .