Britain’s own Virtual Joan of Arc is back again, and this time she’s singing a different tune. Amelia — product of a totalitarian state Reeducation Camp campaign gone horribly right — flips the script on the Left’s cruelty narrative in a remarkably kind and gentle way.
This is political messaging at its absolute finest.
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My grandfather came for Greece in 1905. He came with the sole purpose of becoming an American. He obtained his citizenship in 1932. When asked why his children didn’t speak Greek his response was, “We are Americans”. I realize that was a much different time. There was little to no government help for immigrants unlike today. He came west and at 18 years old started working on a section gang for the UPRR. He worked his way up to section foreman and retired 53 years later. His theory was if you didn’t like the work or the pay you could… Read more »
But why do these countries not have the modern inconveniences, they’ve been invented already. What is holding them back?
Is that rhetorical, or are you trying to elicit a reply?
In my opinion, its a combination of ignorance and “we have never done it way before”….. Tradition.
And if some get rich off the old way… They don’t want to kill the golden goose. IE: follow the money.
If the Cato survey includes contributions from illegal immigrants, they will necessarily over represent their contributions, because illegals who have contributed are the only ones they will be aware of. They have no way to count the non-contributing illegals. Furthermore, even if a majority of illegals law-abiding, nearly all crime is committed by only 5% of a given population. If, say, 60% of illegals are law-abiding, that leaves 40% engaging in crime. So, majority is law-abiding is no different than “mostly peaceful” demonstration.
I first saw the video on the Lounge, and was very impressed. Now that I’ve seen it again, I’m going to watch this Right Angle again on YT, just so I can give it a thumb’s up.
As to what Bill said about forcing another country to make concessions to other nationalities, when I was stationed in Germany and made a phone call, I never heard “Press 2 for English”.
And leave it to Scott to try to make excuses for La Raza trying to turn our country into another Mexico. (SMH, more in sorrow than in anger.)
The soft message of this Amelia video I believe is aimed more at Brits, playing into a nostalgia for the country they grew up in, and what they are losing, while watching the theft of their home. And it is theft. This cannot have been aimed at the Muslim immigrants ,as the message would be totally lost on them. They are not there for a better life. It is a form of jihad, plain and simple. There is this guy in Texas – Wu, born in China, I believe – who is now a congressman. He’s telling the people he… Read more »
You are correct about having to have a sponsor or job lined up. I brought a few people from Russia here. Some I had to sponsor, which involved something similar to posting bail for them (having tens of thousands of dollars on deposit) or having a job available. The interesting thing about the job: I had to post the job for a certain length of time and show that no American citizen was qualified and wanted the job, before I could offer the job to my Russian. It was a Physics job and I had to post it in appropriate… Read more »
Due to religious persecution in Germany my mother’s grandfather immigrated in 1887. There were hardships as the welcome mat of welfare did not exist. Thus, the parents arrived with their eldest son leaving the younger children behind in an orphanage. It took a year for them to obtain suitable employment, housing and enough money to send for the remaining children. According to Ellis Island records, port of departure – Antwerp, Belgium, the children; Gertrud 9, Andreas 7, Johan 5 and Valentin aged 3 arrived on 1/5/1889.
Each unaccompanied child wore a message with their name and final destination.
For Scott. https://rosebyanyothernameblog.wordpress.com/2026/02/07/cato-institute-peddles-pathetic-poppycock/
If you come into my house you obey my rules, as gentle as they may be. If not you are shown the front door…
I prefer the Blondie song, Just Go Away which states unabashedly
Soft messaging is wasted on those who don’t care about abiding by a country’s laws and norms.