Name One Advantage Of Adding Another 100 Million Immigrants

by Frosty Wooldridge

(WireNews+Co) - Denver, Colorado - 20 June 2012

In the past two months, I completed my 8th bicycle ride across America. I discovered that most Americans cannot be bothered and are not involved or concerned with mass immigration.

They just don’t know it’s flooding the country with an armada of humanity.

They don’t understand that it’s overwhelming our water, energy, resources and environment.

They think our Congress is taking care of it.

They think the president is taking care of it.

They would be horrifically wrong.

Those folks are accelerating it. Last night on NBC’s Brian Williams, he talked about Asians flooding into the USA at ever increasing numbers. Fareed Zakaria, an Indian immigrant, wrote a big piece in this week’s Time Magazine chastising us for not welcoming even more immigrants. (“Broken and Obsolete: An immigration deadlock makes the U.S. a second-rate nation”, June 18, 2012, page 24)

We take in over a total of 1.2 million legal immigrants annually more that all other nations combined. They birth another 900,000 babies annually in the USA.

Then, we have 800,000 illegals still pouring over our borders annually. That’s three million added annually that constitutes a human armada that continues to swamp this nation and will ultimately add another 100 million immigrants by 2050—a scant 38 years from now.

We are already at 315 million and will hit 438 million by 2050. (Source: PEW Center Report, Fogel/Martin “U.S. Population Projections”) But no one will address that degraded future.

They suppress the discussion at all costs.

We are a nation of apathetic fools and idiot leaders.

We face tremendous water shortages, energy crisis, resource scarcities and food shortages, but we keep adding sheer numbers from other countries that are already where we are headed.

Beats the daylights out of me how we could be so friggin’ stupid on so many levels.

This population nightmare will not stop unless we collectively vote the Congress out of business and replace this president. Name one advantage of adding another 100 million people to this country?

Will it clear our air, lower our gridlocked traffic, stop species extinction, raise our quality of life in our cities, raise our standard of living and bring us more food, cheaper energy and more resources?

Answer: not a chance.

Frosty Wooldridge has bicycled across six continents - from the Arctic to the South Pole - as well as eight times across the USA, coast to coast and border to border. In 2005, he bicycled from the Arctic Circle, Norway to Athens, Greece.  In 2010, he bicycled coast to coast across America. He presents “How to Live a Life of Adventure: The Art of Exploring the World” to high schools, civic clubs, colleges, churches, retirement communities around the USA.  You may enjoy his new book and website by clicking: http://www.HowToLiveALifeOfAdventure.com (http://www.howtolivealifeofadventure.com/)  Copies of his book: 1 888 280 7715 or Kindle.