Title: Excerpt: THE DAUGHTER OF DAWN Source:
Vimeo URL Source:http://vimeo.com/823733 Published:May 6, 2009 Author:Brent Michel Davids Post Date:2009-06-06 21:25:08 by Deasy Ping List:*Up to the Sun*Subscribe to *Up to the Sun* Keywords:Yeagley, Symphonic, Score, Doc Martens Views:204 Comments:5
America’s early 1950’s “Operation Wetback” deported over a million illegal Mexican laborers from Texas. That was because the illegal Mexicans disrupted the agricultural economy, and brought crime, disease, and illiteracy to America. Mexican migration was bad for everyone except the greedy white employers who paid the Mexicans less than half the wages of the American workers.
Of course, today America’s internal enemies severely condemn all these measures. These traitors prefer that America have no boundaries or definitions. They say the United States government was morally wrong to have exercised such basic authority as to protect its own citizens.
Due to the influence of this treason lobby, America today hosts an estimated seven million illegal immigrants within its borders. Nearly three-quarters of them are Latinos, over half of those Mexican, and over 40% of those live in California. President Bush and Karl Rove want to work out some sort of amnesty for these millions.
Advocates of amnesty no doubt fear the dreaded moral accusation of “racism,” “bigotry,” or “prejudice,” if they don’t make all illegal immigrants fully welcome and legal.
American national sovereignty is regarded as an immoral use of power, peremptorily denying anyone in the world the right to a house, a Cadillac, and a college education. America’s enemies say America is morally obligated to not only provide full privileges to anyone who makes it across the line, but also to help him across.
This ideology has never existed before. The American idea of equality is totally usurped. It now means taking from the achievers and giving to the incompetent, from citizens to foreigners. Such “equality” has thrown capitalist America into a social autolysis.
But there’s an elixir within America’s own history. American Indian history, rightly understood, provides a very powerful example of “national” self- preservation.
In the face of intrusive foreign culture, Indians preferred segregation and isolation, rather than surrendering our identity.
We sacrificed our place in the new society, to maintain our own values.
Even after American Indians were declared U.S. citizens in 1924, we still preferred being Indian. Indians are protective of our identity. And thus we still have it.
Today, the American government’s moral obligation is to protect the American identity—and not to rob and abuse its citizens to appease its enemies.
Deporting America’s enemies is not just a right, but a duty.
The white man seems to have lost his spirit, and we Indians see it. We see that he is giving this country away to others. And this fills our hearts with fear. For we are part of the land he is giving away. He is turning us over to strangers the way medieval barons turned over their serfs when they sold their land.
But we are not serfs. We are warriors. And we will not be ruled by people who have never fought us.
The white man must regain his warrior soul and take back his land.
In that fight, I will stand by his side and offer whatever strength I have to ensure his victory. Ha tu vi chat! *
The white man seems to have lost his spirit, and we Indians see it. We see that he is giving this country away to others. And this fills our hearts with fear. For we are part of the land he is giving away. He is turning us over to strangers the way medieval barons turned over their serfs when they sold their land. But we are not serfs. We are warriors. And we will not be ruled by people who have never fought us.
The white man must regain his warrior soul and take back his land.
In that fight, I will stand by his side and offer whatever strength I have to ensure his victory. Ha tu vi chat!
Isn't that amazing to see? Brought a smile to my face. This from the people who were called simply, The People, in Texas when they ruled the Great Plains. It gives me some hope.