TIME out of touch regarding Immigration.

TIME Magazine Advocates
Unending Immigration
By Frosty Wooldridge
12-12-7

This week, Time Magazine columnist

Michael Kinsley perpetrated the biggest

fraud concerning illegal immigration

yet expressed in America.

What sickens me stems from Time

publisher Richard Stengel and Kinsley's

unabashed support of illegal alien

migration. In addition, they refuse to

address the ominous population

dilemma created by relentless and

unending immigration.

They expose global warming, but refuse

to address its causes. They report on

air pollution gripping our nation's cities,

but refuse to address its source. They

survey our national water crisis, but

won't give a word as to its origin. Both

men dance around the denial tree.

Time Magazine remains infamous

for its alignment with the U.S.

Chamber of Commerce and the

progressive liberal socialists in the

U.S. Congress. At first, it seemed

this piece intended humor. With

incredulity, this critic read the piece

again ­ and got the message. What

Kinsley expresses proves a "sour

grapes" attempt to cheer the errant

Congress to once again urinate in

the face of the two-thirds of the

U.S. electorate who have made

their views crystal clear;

We need a sensible, logical and

reasonable long-range "U.S.

POPULATION STRATEGIC PLAN ."

A key part of that equation must be a

"U.S. IMMIGRATION MASTER PLAN."

After you read this column, I invite you

to write a rebuttal letter to Time Magazine

expressing your disgust at their total

lack of foresight, forethought and

responsible action toward future

generations. I'm including my letter

send to Time for an example.

This country's brightest minds and

most educated elite sell us down the

river toward a Niagara Fall's ending. They

shove more coal into a runaway steam

locomotive that's headed over the cliff

of the Grand Canyon. They drive us

into the teeth of a "Human Katrina"

instead of writing ideas for solving

our national crisis. I shake my head

at how stupid our leaders' lack of

leadership at all levels.

We don't need double the current

number of legal immigrants that

Kinsley supports let alone the

millions of illegal ones.

"Another question: Why are you so

upset about this particular form of

lawbreaking?" Kinsley wrote. "After all,

there are lots of laws, not all of them

enforced with vigor. The suspicion

naturally arises that the illegality is not

what bothers you. What bothers you

is the immigration. There is an easy

way to test this. Reducing illegal

immigration is hard, but increasing

legal immigration would be easy. If

your view is that legal immigration

is good and illegal immigration is bad,

how about increasing legal immigration?

How about doubling it? So in the end,

this is not really a debate about illegal

immigration. This is a debate

about immigration."

Double legal immigration? Kinsley

blathers with no intelligent, critical

thinking.

In the name of reality, give us

one positive reason for adding 100

million people to the USA in the

next three decades Mr. Kinsley? Have

you seen the Lake Lanier, Georgia water

crisis? Do you live there? Does it affect

you? How about Los Angeles traffic?

What about breathing the toxic air over

Denver, Chicago or Houston? How

about the $3.00 a gallon gas soon to

be $6.00 a gallon? And you want to

double immigration? You prove

indolent and inane!

How out of touch can Kinsley be when

he writes, "Maybe the complainers

are right, and immigration is now

damaging our country, stealing

jobs and opportunity, ripping off

taxpayers, fragmenting our

culture. I doubt it, but maybe so."

Here's what I wrote time and invite you to

do the same. Keep your letter under 100

words for maximum chance for

publication. Let's email 100,000 letters

into Time's inbox for a taste of

American expression:

letters@time.com

To: Time Magazine editors

From: Frosty Wooldridge

RE: Michael Kinsley "Kidding Ourselves

About Immigration/12/17/07

Michael Kinsley's admonition to double

current legal immigration numbers fails

to understand the horrific environmental

impact on U.S. sustainability 40 years

from now! Current demographic figures

show our country adding 120 million

people by 2040 to 2050. Over 80

percent driven by immigration! Every

added person to America negatively

impacts our sustainability by multiplying

our exhaustion of our energy

resources, water and food while

it destroys our quality of life. Did

Kingsley consider another 100

million Americans' impact on our

gridlock in our cities? We can't save

the world, but we can destroy our

civilization. As a sustainable nation,

we grow tired of unending immigration

that explodes us into the same

consequences those immigrants flee.

Frosty Wooldridge

Address

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You may read Kinsley's column

in full by going to this web site:

http://www.time.com/time/magazine/

article/0,9171,1692059,00.html

Take action: www.thesocialcontract.com ; www.numbersusa.com ; www.fairus.org ; www.firecoalition.com ; www.alipac.us ; www.capsweb.org ; www.vdare.com ; www.immigrationcounters.com ; www.patriotunion.org

Frosty Wooldridge has bicycled across six

continents ­ from the Arctic to the South

Pole ­ as well as six times across the USA,

coast to coast and border to border. In

2005, he bicycled from the Arctic Circle,

Norway to Athens, Greece. He presents

"The Coming Population Crisis in

America: and what you can do about

it" to civic clubs, church groups, high

schools and colleges. He works to

bring about sensible world population

balance at his website www.frostywooldridge.com

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