A Crusade Against Overpopulation
I don't care if your red , white , brown , black , green, striped with polka dots...
If you want to live in America that's just great .
However, then go through proper legal channels otherwise it is not fair to all those applying officially (legally) ..Anyone who condones breaking the rules of law to migrate is lacking in understanding about the immigration and migrant issues as well as problems associated with migrating . ...
by Billy Meier
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These refugees cowardly flee their homeland, instead of helping to return the proper order needed to achieve and attain a prospering state and/or prospering nation.
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The migration issue alone leads to even more excessive, vicious, worldwide problems. For example, refugees do not simply leave their familiar homesteads merely to seek new ones within their own country. Instead, they flee to foreign lands and often to countries that are financially and economically more prosperous than their own homelands.
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So it transpires that thousands, tens of thousands, indeed hundreds of thousands, even millions of refugees abruptly flee their homelands and swarm into foreign, more prosperous nations. In turn, these nations become swamped with foreigners, causing almost insurmountable problems. Countries that accept these refugees are forced to expend billions of dollars that are paid for by the "host nation’s" industrious inhabitants through hard-earned funds from horrendous taxes.
The refugees from nations where ethnic problems, wars, bloodshed, various types of persecution and murder prevail, swarm like locusts into the more prosperous countries and settle there, frequently through their lies and criminal activities. These people generate an escalating glut of foreigners within the world’s prosperous nations, into which they often can enter only as illegal aliens. The surplus of foreigners, consisting of the refugees, brings renewed social, economic, political as well as religious or ethnic problems.
Slowly but surely, the social structure within these nations begins to collapse. Living and housing expenses climb higher and higher, and the lack of housing increases.
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But when the land becomes flooded with foreign refugees who embark upon mixed marriages with members of the local population and procreate mixed descendants, a new population of mixed races springs forth, and in no time at all this group displaces and eradicates the native population. The type of refugee fleeing into foreign nations shows no homogeneity. Refugees come from all social levels, and their reasons for migrating are frequently very diverse. These reasons range from economic exodus and personal problems, broken hearts and drug problems, religious and military reasons, to fleeing for political and family reasons, a lust for adventure and leaving the homeland to avoid work. Thus, many diverse refugee groups flee their native lands to seek shelter in more prosperous countries. These nations ultimately suffer from the massive influx of foreigners and its vicious consequences, which endanger both government and the populace.
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The majority of refugees request political asylum, which costs the host nations and its hard-working tax payers billions of dollars. Of course, these unexpected costs are a burden to the various factions of local citizenry and cause hatred toflare up against the asylum-seekers, foreigners and other races. Such hatred becomes perpetuated and leads to fatal escalations, material damage and unimaginable disaster. Another factor related to the refugee problem must be addressed as well, namely, that typically only somewhat affluent people flee from their homeland.
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Such refugees have limited personal financial security, e.g., a house or land which they have been able to sell in order to finance their escape. These people are not particularly humble. More often than not, they make brazen financial demands on the refugees’ host nations, including for monetary donations, housing, vehicles, living expenses, clothing and social aid of various types.
Yet, people who ought to flee their homeland for reasons of personal safety rarely have the funds to pay for their escape, because their finances simply prevent them from doing so. They simply cannot afford to flee. For this reason they are arrested, tortured and murdered. Therefore, it is only people with financial means, as a rule, who then claim to be refugees. In general, they are the only ones who frequently flee to other economically and socially more prosperous nations, in order to achieve a more comfortable lifestyle than they previously enjoyed in their homelands. To obtain the same lifestyle while living in their native country would have required a great deal more effort and struggle.
Even though they are obviously refugees for economic and related reasons and others, they make other people in the refugees’ host nations believe, through their lying and cheating, that they have had to flee their homeland for reasons of religious, military and/or political persecution. In these cases are the claims, lies, fraud and deceit far from the truth. Furthermore, refugees frequently appear who are more than mere crooks. Indeed, they are major criminals who commit profitable and serious crimes within the host countries. Increasingly, refugees are appearing who gain unofficial access to the host nations, possibly even through official permission from the authorities, only to become involved in collecting horrendous sums of money with which they financially support wars, fratricide and revolutions in their homelands, or they purchase weapons and other war supplies.
Very few refugees indeed can truly be categorized as refugees. Among the many thousands there are but a few people who can genuinely be considered and classified as refugees. Only people who have had to flee for their lives when escaping from their homeland are actual refugees. This definition differs from that used by individuals controlling the host countries’ refugee centres, where they provide legitimate refugee status to many thousands of bogus refugees. In doing so, these officials are really forcing the entire country to pay for the refugees’ support.
The individuals of authority are incapable of recognizing the fact that this type of refugee is simply a refugee for economic reasons or they simply decline to recognize this fact for pseudo-humanitarian reasons. These "economic" refugees are individuals who do not mind deserting their countries. They flee from their native lands especially in times of confusion and misery when their country really depends on the help and collaboration of each and every citizen, and at a time when their support is urgently needed to help the survival of land, country and life.
These refugees cowardly flee their homeland, instead of helping to return the proper order needed to achieve and attain a prospering state and/or prospering nation. This goal can never be achieved by cowardly abandonment, regardless of what type of system is contemplated be that a somewhat normal country or a chaotic nation in the grip of a vicious dictatorship.
Each and every country needs its citizens because it is only with their help, and the help of qualified leaders, that a civilized social structure can be secured and achieved, one that is worthwhile to live for because of a suitable economy, politics and a sound standard of living. However, when the cowardly citizens flee their homeland instead of standing up for it to help it along and even fighting for it in an emergency, chaos, misery, plight and every ill subsequently become even greater and more insurmountable. Lastly, there are refugees who truly are unjustly persecuted victims of religious or political turmoil, wars and revolution.
It goes without saying, if for no other reason than for purely human empathy, that such human beings must be granted support and asylum. However, this premise is justifiable only with the condition that the refugees return to their respective native lands after conditions in their own countries have normalized and improved. Such refugees would not be permitted to stay in the host country beyond the end of their term once a safe return to their homeland, without threats against life or limb, has been guaranteed, or once a state of somewhat normal economic and living standards has been re-established.
All evidence pertaining to the refugee problem clearly demonstrates that the flood of refugees and their illegal entry must be rigorously curtailed. If this does not occur, the problems of too many aliens, refugees and the asylum-seeking homeless, along with the generated hatred of strangers, hatred towards other races and the asylum seekers, become uncontrollable and subsequently lead to unpreventable catastrophes. Is it brutal and inhumane when the laws and directives of nature are followed? No. However, it is brutal, inhumane and uncharitable when mankind continues to cling to overpopulation, indeed even promotes it, regardless of the circumstances and consequences, in order that millions and millions of new children can be procreated.
Billy
source
http://au.figu.org/content/A%20Crusade%20Against%20Overpopulation.pdf