Frosty Wooldridge -- Ten Year Moratorium on all Immigration

It should be obvious that immigration no longer benefits America. Let�s look at our ominous predicament.

How far into a �tunnel of denial� can Americans drive their minds? What special talents does it take to remain in an intellectual coma? These questions tap on my brain daily as I inch through bumper to bumper Denver traffic while watching 18 wheelers pump tons of smoke into the Brown Cloud already blackening the skies over the Front Range of Colorado.

This past summer, on my 21st Century Paul Revere Ride, I cycled through the traffic hellhole of southern California and other large cities. Pavement prevailed and nature didn�t exist as buildings, noise, wires, smokestacks, cars, trucks, trains and an unending stream of humanity dominated what was once green countryside. Why would anyone do what Los Angeles, Chicago or New York City have done to themselves by adding sheer numbers?

It�s as stupid as one couple having 10 children living in a four bedroom house. It�s as brainless as inviting 100 dancers on a dance floor that only holds 40. It�s as thoughtless as selling more tickets on a ferry boat than the craft can carry. It�s as suicidal as walking naked into a tiger�s cage when he hasn�t eaten for a week.

Last week, I received population projections for Colorado for the year 2050. At our current 4.3 million people, the Rocky Mountain state expects to grow to a low of 8.7 million to a high of 9.7 million if Congress passes an immigration amnesty. In 44 years, we double our misery at the least and, at the most, tack on another 1.0 million to compound our current water crisis.

In the past 10 years, we paved 1.65 million acres of prime farm land. The Denver Post reported Colorado will pave over 3.1 million more acres by 2022. We already can�t drive into the mountains on I-70 on weekends to go skiing or camping because of bumper to bumper gridlock. It�s a nightmare that worsens with a doubling of our population in 44 years. Is that crazy or what?!

In my hand, I�m reading, �Projecting the United States Population at 2050� by Jack Martin and Stanley Fogel, March 2006. If I wasn�t depressed by my sobering biking experiences throughout 48 states last summer, this report felt like a piece glass being jabbed through my eyes. As a nation, we face 120 to 143 million people, at the bare minimum, added to our 48 states in a short 44 years.

Nonetheless, I felt like someone took a hammer upside my head as I read that California, currently at 37.5 million people, expects a mind-numbing 79 million by 2050. The low estimate stands at 65.5 million. Either way, everyone living in that state might as well be living in China with its unending misery.

The �China Daily� newspaper reported last week that 24 million acres of cultivated land in China, one tenth of the country�s total arable land is now polluted and portends a grave threat to China�s food supply. More than half its rivers suffer pollution which is why �less than nine percent of its drinkable water met government standards for bacteria in 243 rural supply stations that were tested.�

They suffer 1.3 billion people while adding eight million annually caused from �population momentum.� They�ve dug themselves so far into the black hole of overpopulation, that when they look up, they can only see the bottom of the barrel. Nonetheless, they are industrializing at a horrific pace which creates frightening consequences in environmental dilemmas. Deng Xiaoping said of the Chinese economy, �Black cat or white cat--all that matters is that cat catches mice.� However, given enough time, pollution levels and contamination will kill the cat before it catches the mouse. That is, if any mice remain alive to be caught!

Back in the United States, you may expect these growth rates in your neck of the woods by 2050: Florida at 33.5 million; Georgia at 16.9 million; Illinois 19.9 million; New York at 28 million; Michigan at 12.5 million; Texas now at 21 million will hit 48.1 million.

By 2050, the highest U.S. population expectation stands at 495,543,486 persons and lowest 443,908,228 people. We just hit 300,000,000 in October. Most demographers think the actual numbers exceeds 315--325,000,000 because of uncounted illegal alien migrants.

I pose the question: if you were a passenger on the Titanic and you saw that it was going too fast in iceberg infested waters, and you knew what we �know� right now concerning this population iceberg that we face�would you remain quiet? Would you remain silent if your kids were on board with you?

Me? I�d demand an audience with the captain (Bush). If he wouldn�t change course, I�d talk with the crew (Congress). If they wouldn�t listen, I�d form a coalition of passengers to commandeer the ship by sheer public opinion, and slow down and sail to warmer waters.

Since the American female averages 2.03 children per family, U.S. citizens aren�t causing their own overpopulation dilemma. What is causing our accelerating population growth?

Short answer: legal and illegal immigration of two to three million annually from a line that grows by 80 million annually. Therefore, we could immigrate until our country became like China, but we wouldn�t solve their problems.

What can we do? We need a 10 year moratorium on all immigration. We need to get our own house in order. We need to care for our people, our civilization and our future.

We need to create jobs for 14 million of our unemployed Americans. We need to solve our 1.5 million homeless peoples� problems. We�ve got to deal with 13 million of our children living below the poverty level. We must solve our energy crisis as we exceed our ability to produce enough oil and gas for our own citizens. We�ve got to solve our $700 billion annual trade deficit and $60 billion cash remittances being wired out of our country annually by these new �loyal� immigrants. We must find 11,000 MS-13 gang members and stop their drug distribution to our children.

We cannot and must not continue piling people up on our shores. Fellow Americans, with current realities facing us as exposed in my �THE NEXT ADDED 100 MILLION AMERICANS� series, can anyone think of one, single, solitary, sane, rational or convincing reason for adding 100 million people to our country in 34 years? We must not continue into this human tragedy. If we do, our country will become the same tragedy they fled. No one wins and everyone loses.

We must implement a 10 year moratorium on all immigration before we lose control of our own destiny. We must take action before the �American Dream� becomes the �American Nightmare.�

Dr. David Pimentel: Bio-Science Volume: �Energy from Biomass & Population� Cornell University, November 2006

�Dr. David Pimentel's calculation that the US population consumes more than twice as much energy as is collected from sunlight by all the green plants in the United States.

�This means that our corn crop and other biomass, even if every scrap were turned into a fossil fuel substitute or other energy, would supply less than half of present demand, while leaving nothing for food for us and other animals.

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�Much more than half the annual increase in demand for energy is driven by population growth. The flow of immigrants plus children born to recent immigrants accounts for 90 percent of annual population growth.

�Thus the energy impact alone makes it clear that the United States cannot afford any more immigration. We need an immigration moratorium, an end to automatic citizenship for children born here to illegal aliens or temporary visa holders, and deportation of anyone here illegally.� David Durham, www.carryingcapacity.org

What you can do for a better future for your country:

A republican form of government is not a spectator sport. It means you must jump in, roll up you sleeves and take personal and collective action. Of course, you could let a dictator take over and do everything for you, but that path would give you Cuba, China, North Korea and other unsavory examples.

To stop Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid from giving an amnesty, take action. Call for a full 10 year moratorium.

CALL NANCY PELOSI
Washington, DC - (202) 225-4965
San Francisco, CA - (415) 556-4862

EMAIL NANCY PELOSI
sf.nancy@mail.house.gov
EMAIL FORM FOR NANCY PELOSI www.house.gov/pelosi/contact/contact.html

Senator Harry Reid
202-224-3121 in Washington DC
775-686-5750 in Reno, NV
www.reid.senate.gov

George Bush
1600 Pennsylvania Ave, NW
Washington, DC 20500
comments@whitehouse.gov
Comments: 202-456-1111
Switchboard for live listener: 202 456 1414
Fax: 202-456-2461

We must 'sour the milk.� Bring out your points in the call:

1, America cannot support another 100 million people added to our country in 34 years, i.e., water crisis, resource depletion, air pollution, gridlock, loss of quality of life, etc.
2, America cannot support lawbreakers being given citizenship.
3, America must maintain our English language.
4, America wants only legal immigrants who play by the rules and speak English.
5, America's working poor deserve a chance at jobs taken by illegals
6, America already has too many people and I support a 10 year moratorium on all immigration.
7, Americans must maintain our schools for our children.
8, We can no longer tolerate 350,000 birthright citizens (anchor babies) annually that subtract from our own citizens.
9, Attrition through enforcement by stopping their ability to wire money home, obtain rental housing and jobs.
10, An amnesty failed in 1986, and it will only be worse today. We're being displaced out of our jobs and out of our own country. Call with relentless and never-give-up passion.

Frosty Wooldridge possesses a unique view of the world, cultures and families in that he has bicycled around the globe 100,000 miles, on six continents and six times across the United States in the past 30 years. His published books include: "HANDBOOK FOR TOURING BICYCLISTS" ; �STRIKE THREE! TAKE YOUR BASE�; �IMMIGRATION�S UNARMED INVASION: DEADLY CONSEQUENCES�; �MOTORCYCLE ADVENTURE TO ALASKA: INTO THE WIND�A TEEN NOVEL�; �BICYCLING AROUND THE WORLD: TIRE TRACKS FOR YOUR IMAGINATION�; �AN EXTREME ENCOUNTER: ANTARCTIA.� His next book: �TILTING THE STATUE OF LIBERTY INTO A SWAMP.� He lives in Denver, Colorado.