21 April, 2006

Rigged Man-in-the-Street?

Posted by alex in graphics/toons, immigration, jewed immigration policy at 10:01 pm | Permanent Link

You simply cannot trust man-in-the-street interviews as conducted by jew-owned media. You can bet your LIFE — That’s right, your LIFE…that these responses were handpicked to put across the jewish view, which is that the more non-Whites pollute America, the dumpier the dump. Which is great when you’re a shithouse ratstein. The creation of false consensus is one of the very best reasons to own a newspaper in the first place. The truth doesn’t put food on anybody’s plate, as Oliver North, Anglo-Christian cunt extraordinaire once said.

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  • 2 Responses to “Rigged Man-in-the-Street?”

    1. alex Says:
      21 April, 2006 at 10:06 pm

      Imagine a kike in the Knesset (Hebrew for Roach Motel) saying, the way to solve our immigration problem with Filippinos is to solve the economic problems of the Philippines. The laughter would never die down.

      Yet that’s exactly what even jews posing as conservatives say about the Mexinvasion. They don’t want to admit that protecting our interests means keeping the filthy third-world people of sewer in their sepia septic tanks, so they use their editorial space to make mexico’s problems OUR problems. Call it jewish graciousness or the new white man’s burden – to be a tax and mind slave until greaseworld comes clean. Of course, we’ll go under long before that happens, which will have been the point all along.

      Here Jonah Goldberg making my point in “Fix Mexico.”

      http://www.nationalreview.com/goldberg/goldberg200604120721.asp

    2. whiteskelet Says:
      22 April, 2006 at 1:32 pm

      1. Sould illegal immigrants be granted temporary worker status?

      I think they shouldn’t. They’re here for a reason. They’re here because in their own country they can’t manage the resources and provide their families with benefits like honest and intelligent people (like Whites in what was America before) would.

      2. Do illegal immigrants make a positive contribution to society?

      It depends. If it’s that bad there, you know it’s because of them and you shouldn’t welcome them into “our” country.

      3. Why do you think younger people have more lenient views of illegal immigration?

      The younger people know nothing real yet and are subjected to intensive propaganda, not only from TV, but directly at school. Only a part of them will get wiser later, but maybe later will be too late. You can’t blame them for being indoctrinated though. Their fathers failed them. Everybody failed them up to the successive Presidents of the USA. What did you expect? A miracle?