Christians Against Illegal Immigration !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Daanyeer]

Source: Conservative Times
March 1, 2007




About CAII: We oppose the third-world invasion of the West, amnesty and any path to citizenship for illegals. We support deportation, attrition, and massive reductions in legal immigration, especially from the third world.

In 410 AD, massive waves of immigrants were invading the Roman Empire, which ultimately led to the fall of Rome. Pagans blamed this fall on Christians, to which St. Augustine replied in City of God. St. Augustine said that Christians were not to blame and that Christians did and should defend Rome against the massive invasions. As Christians have a duty towards their ancestral lands, so they should defend their lands against these invaders (some of whom were Christian).

When the third-world hordes invaded Europe in 732 AD, Charles Martel likewise defended his ancestral lands from the invaders. He did not make excuses nor relish in politically correct rhetoric. He saved his people and ancestral traditions from destruction.

Old, traditional Christianity was void of sentimental political correctness. Only look at Martel. Earlier Christians would have not hesitated to defend their ancestral lands. Aspects of the secular Enlightenment, however, have perverted Christianity, infecting it with notions of equalitarianism and third-world entitlement.

Today, with many souls corrupted by recent left-wing secular culture, we see the effects. So-called "Christians" are siding with the third-world invaders against their very own countrymen. Having become thorough globalists themselves, these treasonous "Christians" seek to undermine the very institutions and people which gave life to their creed.

As Jean Raspail wrote in Camp of the Saints, "the greatest conservative Christian novel ever written," the greatest threat facing Christendom is the third-world invasion of the West.

Fortunately, not all Christians buy into this suicidal nonsense. As real Christians, we oppose the third-world invasion of the West.

Conservatives have a natural instinct to conserve their ancestral lands and traditions. Liberals, though, should also oppose the third-world invasion of the West. Big business uses immigration (both legal and illegal) to drive down American wages. The marriage of big business and multiculturalism is the worst thing ever to happen to the American worker.

[Grant]

"Conservatives have a natural instinct to conserve their ancestral lands and traditions. Liberals, though, should also oppose the third-world invasion of the West. Big business uses immigration (both legal and illegal) to drive down American wages. The marriage of big business and multiculturalism is the worst thing ever to happen to the American worker."

Do I hear the Evangelicals abandoning the GOP/corporate business ship? Sounds like it!

[abwaan1]

Did anyone ever realize their God is always wrong and they have to correct him all the time? How many bible they need, how many reform they must introduce, how often they have to amend the foundation of their religion and how many denomination is enough for them to finally feel adequate. Christianity is in crises but they only see Muslim’s who resist the Zionists conspiracy.

[FAH1223]

Illegal Immigration

how the fock did their ancestors get to the USA ?

[Grant]

Abwan One,

The divisions, and the number of the divisions of Christians and Muslims are actually quite similar:

http://www.religion-cults.com/Islam/islam5.html

Branches of Islam

Sunni Shiite
Kharijitis Wahhabi Ismailis Ismaili Druze Assassins
Sufi Baha'ism
U.S.A. Black Muslims

Compare this to:

http://www.factmonster.com/ce6/society/A0857334.html

"Because of the complexity of these differences this article will describe the history of Christianity only to 1054, when the schism between Eastern and Western churches became final. Separate articles detail the history and doctrines of the Roman Catholic Church and Orthodox Eastern Church and of the other churches of ancient origin, the Armenian Church, the Coptic Church (see Copts), the Jacobite Church, and the Nestorian Church. In the 16th cent. another major schism took place in the Western Church with the Protestant Reformation. For the Protestant churches, see Protestantism and articles on the separate churches. For the 20th-century movement that seeks to end the divisiveness in Christianity and achieve reunion, see ecumenical movement."

Add the Mormons and Amish somewhere down at the bottom.