Cartoon government: Immigrants… again…
The new year arrived with more “human rights” initiatives by our cartoon government. Lost in the maelstrom of the national economic collapse, and eager to prove he’s busy with “important” things, George Papandreou is exerting himself to pass a new immigration bill that would legalize outright thousands of illegal immigrants. The bill has jolted this usually apathetic society, with the great majority opposing automatic legalization for immigrants who have arrived here by breaching the country’s (open) border.
The core of the proposed bill is the legalization of children of illegal immigrants who were born here; the bill baptizes them Greek on the spot. The bill will also allow immigrants residing here for a minimum of five years to vote in local elections.
I think George and his cohorts have gone totally bonkers.
Either George is absent from this country – his spirit floating out there in the ether of higher and loftier things than running this wretched land – and he can’t see what illegal immigration is doing to us… or, he is deliberately following “advice” by his foreign friends and the ubiquitous “non-government organizations” on how to unhinge what has been left of this society, so that Greece becomes one big, complacent, permanent cesspool that can serve as the pressure vacuum absorbing the impact of waves of Asian and African illegal immigration aiming at Europe.
What is happening right now in Italy should be a lesson to our local “equality and solidarity” gurus. A walk in downtown Athens should be also instructive. The old commercial center is entirely in the hands of black African peddlers pushing counterfeit “luxury” goods, like bags, purses, and “brand” umbrellas. Such is the onslaught that even a veteran PASOK cabinet minister, Anna Diamantopoulou, who currently holds the Education portfolio, was moved to warn that downtown Athens must be reclaimed by the Greeks. In a letter she wrote to Papandreou’s right hand man and minister of state, Harry Pamboukis, Diamantopoulou warns that the situation is out of control and that “mass conflict” can ensue at any moment! Extraordinary! (See the news report in Greek).
I have no idea how this cartoon government will react to such warnings emanating from its own ranks. Or, rather, I do have an idea: there will be more stroking of the “human rights” crowd and more permissive policies to strengthen the flow of illegal immigrants into this country. Indeed, this most catastrophic proposal of automatic citizenship for children born to foreign parents in this country will be our undoing. Who would stop the new wave of younger aliens pushing to reach Greece and procreate so that their offspring grab automatic Greek and EU citizenship?
What escapes the sorry excuses for “governors” now in power is that Greece is hardly the same as the United States, which does retain a clause of automatic citizenship for children born on US soil. The US is vastly bigger and wealthier and founded on very different principles; it is a self-proclaimed “nation of immigrants” and as such it continues to offer certain openings to foreigners arriving at its shores (although things have become a lot tighter since 9/11 and the pressure for further tightening is increasing). American lessons cannot be applied here. This is a small, fragile land occupied by people who have gradually lost their sense of self-preservation and defending what is their own thanks to decades of “progressive” ramblings by bankrupt “socialists” and others of the same ilk.
I am deeply saddened at the collapse of this town where I was born and raised. I feel deeply frustrated that our “state” would allow these throngs to overtake us with such ease. I really believe it is high time to sweep the streets and send the message that Greece is unwelcoming to all illegal immigration. Or, maybe, hostile to all illegal immigration! How’s that?
And the sweep should also include all of our own “progressives,” a small, but very loud and intrusive minority that has been allowed to drive developments and undermine our sovereignty as a Nation every step of the way.
Unfortunately, Ephialtes was a Hellene and his descendants are obviously very much present in our day and age.
Stavros wrote,
Part and sections of our cities have become occupied zones. Anyone taking the sub way or the public transport can not but feel horrified by the endless number of the occupying foreigners, new settlers and colonizers, we have to encounter face to face every day. During the war years, the German and Italian soldiers were hardly conspicuous with their presence, they were visible only by their uniforms, they did not come to colonize nor settle in Greece, and everyone knew their sojourn here would be temporary. With the waves of non stop invading hordes, garlanding , enriching, and adorning our cities and towns ( what would we Greeks do without our colorful bag and leather , belts and all, exotic hawkers ?; how did we manage to survive without the pesky swathe of car windshield pests ? ; is it wonder of wonders that we developed without our CD hawkers gawking us around every corner ?, needless to mention the exotic prostitutes , pimps, drug peddlers and assorted petty malingerers which are contributing in the enrichment of a new polyglot Greek Babel) one can not but feel that we are like foreigners in our own land. The disemboweling bill introduced by the treacherous and anti Hellenic caretakers of Greece Inc. is the death-knell of our nation state. Greece will cease, if the bill is passed in the charlatans parliament, to be a nation for Greeks, will cease to be a nation altogether. Greece will de-homogenize herself into becoming a holding pen and a fringe European latrine for the invading hordes from the East and South. A monumental outpost to egalitarianism, human rights , suicidal tolerance and eroxenos. After all if we are all equal, it follows by logic that we are interchangeable. Wether we have the gregarious pumpkin head of a Pangalos or an Abdul Abdala Abdal at the Greek helm, the result will be the same; the triumph of equality. The solution can not be simpler. Flush them all out, seal the borders; any border violators and transgressors must be handed down a severe punishment as a deterrent to the millions massing at our gates . Greece is not and was never an immigrant country, it was an ethnic homeland. The government’s action , with this insane bill, is unconstitutional, anti national ,and the harbinger of the ethnicide of the Greek nation. What the Turks failed to accomplish in long centuries of occupation and devastation, the modern elected skatocracy, enlightened members of the EU , will in effect de-Hellenize Greece in a matter of a few decades. What has happened to France, UK, Germany, Sweden ( miscegenation paradises, genociding their own ancestries and heritages) will inexorably befell us too. While the enemy pours in unimpeded through the open doors, our herd of masticating bison rush to burlesque electoral shows to elect own willing executioners and their advanced agenda for our own demise. But as long as we have our orgiastic sport events of football, basketball ( anyone notice the increasing number of blacks in these teams ? how Greek are our league teams ? ; it seems that a statutory sprinkling of non whites is a sine qua non for any sporting team in our leagues ; make room for the invader in our teams and then in our bedrooms; integration and cohabitation is a step away) and other vapid past times…. who cares ?
Link | January 10th, 2010 at 11:08
chrysoula wrote,
I agree with you fully! If Papandreou has his way on immigration policy, Greece is finished!
Link | January 24th, 2010 at 08:26